The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24

Broadway, New York. Mrs. r. was
informed ofths fact, and was given .
letter OF introduction 10 Chief John 8.
Young, Of the detective force Of this
city. By instruction Of the Chief Mrs,
Z stationed hersolf 10 a private room
in the Broadway Office, waiting to SEQ
who would callfor letters Asa mat.
ter of course, G.. was the party. lio
was astounded At meeting Mrs. E.,
but cndesyored to smooth over matters
with an opology. and accompanied her
to her lodgings, No. s72 Broadway.
During all this time the real life OF
q. had followed him from place to
place, cndeavoring to recall him TO =
sense Of his duty TO her and his two
little children. Finding him TO ap-
pearance past reclamation, and having
traced him TO this city, she applied TO
Mr.. Inspector james Leonard, and re.
lated to him the entire history Of her
troubles. Inspector Leonard sympa.
thizcd deeply with the unfortunate
woman, and recommended her TO Mr..
George KaIlock, Clerk Of the commits.
sioners Of Charities and Correction, to
prefer charge Of abandonment
against her husband. Detective Tim
Othy Golden. q most efficient officer,
was called in to aid the lady. The afh.
davit against g. was duly sworn to be.
fore Justice Ledwith, and warrant
issued for g., upon which Detective
Golden arrested him in Union Square,
where he was enjoying an airing with
Mrs. Il. The latter was vehement in
her denunciations Of the officer, but be
insisted ON bringing his prisoners to
Police Headquarters. The supposition
was that Mrs. e. as we'll as Mrs. G was
married to e., and to aid in bringing
the guilty parties 70 justice all were
taken to court. Here the two womeE
were confronted together 10 the pre-
scnce Of G. A scene ensued which IL
would be difficult to describe. An exam.
ination of the case was gone into, and
G. committed BY Justice Ledwith in
default Of $500 bail Mrs E.. at Po-
lice Headquarters as well as G. A fur
ther examination in the case occurs TO.
day. From the developments thus far
made, itappears that Mrs. e. is not the
only victim to G.. Some of his corres-
pondentS were so infatuated with him
Ms to yield nm all their jewels, which
he disposed Of for his benefit. One
lady gave up her boarding house and
sold her possessions to follow him, and
u number Of Others seemed equally
enamored Of his beauty and intelli-
gence. His real and only wife. faith
ful to the last. spoke to him gently in
court, called his attention to the little
ones. wanderers for 3 years past, and
ask him in the most tender tones if she
had not always been to him a good
wife. This seemed to stir the royal
blood of Mrs. E.-she claims to be Of
noble biood-and she looked at G.
scornfu,ly, and placed her finger inn
pressivcly upon her lips. G. could do
no less than reply in the affirmative
to his wife's interrogatory, and could
make no excuse nor apology for leav-
ing her, He may be allowed to de-
part to-day on promise of abiding hon.
orably hereafter with his wife and fam
lily. At late hour last evening In.
spector Carpenter allowed detective
to communicate the above facts to the
reporters, and to that officer the pub.
lie is indebted for the incidents as re-
lated.