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:: The co1ored peopG of opr eitJ ysre yatet
day thrown into. astate:oT conatd desabIe excite
:ment py therfpoftta alsapp Of. a mu-
.latto womanby the hnnae of Mrs. lately
ffom St: Louis: s 81 q We could
learn then II, :are eas fdlio Ws:: a. -
On Monday nigbt q tttha man:
p stranger to our inform NJ, called ut The HllE
:lenery :estab1ishment- II ~: Pink erton en
State street, in Sno1's Building, m company:
with i colored woman, :a5d1 inquired for:the:
residence Of . Mrs:::: ::Achiillens :Hs' Nj: in
formed The 1yed::i:t ths house Immediately,
South ofthe one They wero IL, No. SS58 SS58, ans :.
they were seen to en1er Inst p1sce..< Yesterday
morning Mrs. BettE4wss found 70 b miss :.
ing, and hearing Of lie lats visit Of a, colorea
woman and q man to No: 2556 Acr ffriends en.,
there and we're told. % such: person, h.l been
seen and that Que 1lhaarlcy Smith Who boarded
there, also. inquired afttsr by tho ,eo.oreas aspeo
p1e, was not at homef ThEis vas 1t el:yen il
the forenoon, and at fen o clock, OH d: hour:
before, woman, ans Sering tie description ofl
the one lost, was secH in: Inc Kitchen Of that;
house, and Mr. SMITH a1ae: The colored ,citi;
Gems, having in mind i;the attempts. heretofore
mode To run off cont def their number to the
South, pressed On eiieraace.to tie place, and
made . thorough eeaffeh 81 al it5 apartments,
but without finding sEanything to show that
Mrs Belts had been a9r was theye. at the; time.
Of course it seemed ;eomcwlat Of mystery
how she could haye been spirited away III so,
short a time, and IN 10 successful a manner.
But tnat she was gonf, nothtng:Eass more cer-
thin. 7:,s i:: >' -, ~ -
snnith, aurlipg ~: :aslernooni,, made his ap-
pearanae In the store pf Mr., Piukerton, where
hesWNas surropfaea bya crowd Of eolored men
aud women, all, boldly charging him with the
crime Of kidnapping, which he as boldly de-
uicd. He persisted in this stand until brought
face to taoe with. 8 Mrs. Sophie Thompson, a
very. good looking young woman, haysDg
but. little dark blood in her veins, who plainly
ACCUSED him 9f. he7ipg ATTEMPTED. her ;atdue-
don some time since, but In which he WIS
unsuccessful. This vas rather more thant the
ACCUSED could bear,t and he turned upon his
heel and left, before the woman had completed
her 'stplry,, His movements hare. been contin-
.uaally watched: since, aud It ten: o'clock last
night number: Of highly excited: citizens
were patro1ing The eieinity-of. his residence,
expecting: an attempt would be made to carry
of Mrs. Betts:-who WAS supposed to ethere,
notwithstanding the fact that ehe could not be
fouad. As sufficient testimony could not be
addnced to warrant u qFrcst Of the suspected
:part5es, the natter .hEs9 thus far been allowed
to rest ID the hands Of THO colorea people :.
!, second Annual Commencement emit Q { tho
3 1ssa1t2a 9saIsai nePar.nenf OF Lind !! nni:
This: highly interesting OCCASION one Of
much moment, to the participants, and the
Western medical world; came, ntf lasti evening
1T, tie. Third -Presbyteiiaa Church on: West
Washington street. The eliacc was filed at
d: sesadnAble hqur, Ind lie exercises wers led
!: of bg.asweil executed voluntary. on the organ
| BY Miss Fanny Root, followed bya prayer by
the Rev, Mr.. swazey. The next exercises cor:
sisted In granting degrees and diplomas to
twelve graduates whose names gre as follows:
,. L-Nieholai,.'; ~; s. G. Gr.yHton,
DIV. Stewart, u :; S. Fuller, - !,
l. T. Ma1asS; Ds%asiss;cz. II: Il R3s9asse'' Msoas9
+ Two cd sandexn degrees were then confer
red upon gentlemen from abroad, and after