The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-06
from the Cr,eeul Herald
A Man Nooes iii. own Daucn;sr aud Near
" NasIss> Her.

We have TO record a romance in real life which
for startling incident almost >urpasses the most
daring conception OF the novelist.
About seventeen ar eighteen wears since
Young man, an America, resided in the city al
Rochester, =. \. There he woocd aud won
young and blooming German maiden. shortly
after h> marriage he became acquainted with
some other Young men. Who lived last, ana
thus WAS thrown sometimes among doubtful com
panv. Some months after marriage a forgery
was committed and suspicion pointing strongly
AT him, "A warrant was issued Tor las arrest
lie escaped, and tor wears nothing more was
heard OF him. Some time afterwards has iuno-
cence al the crime was discovered by the comics
sion of the guilty person.
Three months after the disappearance of her
husband, the Young wife gave birth to q girl.
By her own efforts and the assistance at Kind
friend. the mother was enabled to support her
sell and her child for three wears, when she
died and the little gill was lett au orphan. 4
German family, living in the nrghhorhood took
the child 10 then home AID adopted il a. their
own. About ten wears since thev moved Ia tins
city with the intention of settling here, but soon
Ter their aTri.s received letters that led Ia
their return to the old couutry The Girl, now
AZ out seven years Of age, was left IN tins city
with German family named klcngcnhcier the
foster parents hoping that the father would APP
pear some day 10 claim her With this family
she lived to the present time, and has grown To
toe a handsome Young lady of some sixteen or
seventeen summers.
| The father, on leaving Rochester had left for
South America, and led rowing life among the
different countries of the Southern continent.
Eventually he turned up in Sonora, having been
attracted thithcr by the reported richness of its
mines. Being naturally Oi restless disposition,
he took part ia the domestic troubles of the
State, and was engaged in the Liberal side in
several revolutionary movements. When the
regular Governor, Gsvalando, obtained the mas.
terry, our American adv,nturcr was compelled
to fly for his lii. and take refi-e in United
, States territory.
After all las wandeiings aud adventures he be-
came anxious to see his Wit once IN re. il still
alive and to learn something of what had trans
pred after his flight. H. still ignorant
of the fact that IL, innocence Lad been estab.
li-hed, and knew nothing ct the existence of a
daughter. Travelling under an assumed name,
and trusting to the effect %. wears aud hari-hips
to conceal his IDENTIFY be set out for New York
State
About xix weeks AGO he came To this citv on
hi way 10 Rochester, intending to remain tao or
tafee day.. He ten la with Mr. kleugcnheiler
AID, as the latter had brother IL, sonora, an
acquaintance sPrang Tap between them, which
led to Mr.. X inviting his new acquaintance to
hi- hoUs" on hin~inau street. Here hc met with
the young lady, who bore the name of her foster
parents, and he became at once deeply interested
IN ner. Instead OF proceeding at once to Koch-
ester, he renamed in Cleveland fascinated by
the charms Of the young lady. Having met
some Rochester people. who did not recognize
him. and learning tia; his vii. had died wears
SINCE, he abandoned his IDEA Of visiting Koches-
ter, aud paid a-sigouS attention To the Young
lady who had 20 suiiten him. Tie result was
that h- had offered her h- haud-stl uni.r tie
assumed name that he bad borne for years-and
was accepted. The marriage Wa fixed tor Mon
ddy evening lat.
Ga Sunday evening the intended bridegroom
wa talking with the intended bride, when ii-
attention was attracted 20 lccEct which Size
wore. li- curiosity was gfatiiici by the locke,
being opened, aud miniature portrait of a lady
WIS revealed. He Turned pale at seeing il, and
could scarcely speak r ,ras The ysrfrIH II
he's utfc taken about 4 year before ier death
Farther enquiries disclosed the fact that it was
the portrait Of the Young lidys mother, aud that
the man hai been almost miracul0usly saved
from the horrible Grim. &C marvin. biz own
daughter.
We suppress the name OF the parties N th,
extraordinary Transaction, out o. respect to the
feelings OF the Young Lads The father and
daughter, unable to remain in a place containing
such cruel recollec,ious, left Yesterday for
Western State.