, 1870-08-16

Eol that 1t VILE taken foT R0n8 por8on1l mo-
tive, whateser that might be. In the mean
wera iooessant in the prosecution of the
search. Officers were sent OF in every possi-
ble direction, and placArds and publications
describing the child, and reciting the ciscuna-
stances Of its abduction, wers scattered
broadcast thrt ugh the land. Newa from Gin
in.. but the information WAS not re-
liable. The. excitement en9endcrcd
bere was felt With almost the same internally
claa9here- But OF no avail. The child
seemed to hsve 9s ehectually disappeared "a
believed It dent 1-aA tlought it finally lost
Early Yesterday morning the nsHs spread
like wildflta through The city that tha child
was found. 4 reporter Of thu Picayune pro-
cceaea 70 nlgbs'a house, on Howard street,
lands. lie found quite crowd Of peopio
around the house, but learned that Hr: and
Airs. D.gby had gone in u carriage with their
newls-found baby to tho Office Of the Superiu-
tendent II Police Proceeding thriller he
found the party, and saw for tho first time the
child about which there has been zuch excite
1nent and IN which the entire community ID
Interested
The mother held hex little one ten5ezly in
her arms, her eyes Hudlsed with tea11 OF Joy.
and her Whole counteuauce radiant with IN
urapeakabie happineAs. The father uss qnite
beside himself. and could give but little infor-
nation al to where tho chs1a Has found. II
VAS up town eone7 here, however, and he
could drive 10 the house. In answer as to how
he had found the Eahy, ho replied that gem
tle1nsn-an elderly uaan-had called at his
honse carly IN the morning, about half-past
6 o'clcck, and informed him that he had
child al his home tha. ha w7s quite Anro Was
bis iDigby'H).
Alr. and Mrs. Digby were still in bed, and
the latter wanted to 50 with tho gentleman,
Tut he. remembering how often she had beou
bitterly disappointed before. insisted on her
60 Mmseif. Little did II thinR, said sd1 be, e.
II was OH my. way to fnd my little Mol1."
I1e remembered that they got into Jackson
street car, but could rot say just whore they
Eot out--somcwl,cse near Josephine and
Chestnut streets, be thought.
The house was quito an elegant one and m
entering with the gentlemen, be SAW lazy
walking up aud down the side la.ticcl gallery
with clild in her arms. He cou1d scarcely
believe Lis senses. Either that was his long
lost, long sought for .'abv. Or he WAS dre4a-
he looked steadily 1t the child for some mo-
ments, and, catching her in lis arrns, said. in
madam. this js my baby" 'sSuppo5e," s,lg-
ges.ed the lady, she should NOT prove to b.
your child. ''1len promise to return her,
but know it's Noll." lie answered. as he ran
ont of the house to take her to !.er mother.
A mothers inRtincts are iufslibte. Mn.
Digby did not hesitate moment It was her
child: claarin,g il in her arms, tlo little one
mutual recognition.
sir. Digby reached home viii, Ills child
without tho fact OF discovery becoming
J gtrsrally knosp. seon,, however, the
, aews spread throughout that part OF sown,
and people 11ccked to the house from all tti-
T. sctious. The harrow street was litera1ly
| crnnaet with An esgtr rnass of human beings.
+, White and black young and old, appeared
t e4uaii, delighted, and were universal in ttle!s
Congratulations Tie poor nosAer WAS a.
most Wild with delight, she kissed her child,
!! pressed It to heF bosoua. aud almost smotl,,
| cred it with caresses- Her feelings noue
| could know. From despair she had been sud.
| few hy, the crowd on the banquette and the
street grew dense, and evervwhero tokens oi
/ Een+E1l rejoicing were manifest.
| In his excitement 1t finding the child, Digby
| bAl forgotten to Ask tie name Of the gentle
aan, asa Ia, apd . consequently Captain hsdgsr deci
and ascertain the particulars from tho gentle
! man and lacy, whoever they might be. 40
| coriiDgIy Mr. and Mrs. Digby, eish the child
J; Captain Badger, Specials Malone and Jourdan
i Commissioner George, aud several gentlemen
Of the pEess proceeded in carriages 10 the
$k<
!! drew and Josephine. which proved to be the
residence Of Captain James B1oadwefl. The
=. bell was rung, but no one answered and Il
! ~as soon ascattaired from the neighbors tha,
no one was IN. This waa = disappointment
but the party concluded to wait some time il
the hcpe that sone ono would arrive
+; II WAS soon noieed Arunud WHO tbe party
vac, and Immediately large crowd Of latIics
aud children and serrants assembled to casct
peep nj the = lost child" which was lyint
mt ~ ,Antt tt-*
| come By the heat and hustle.
u about N hour Mrs. Broadwel1 returned
/ and admitted the Superintendent Of Polio,
with three brothern, to the house, iny,tins
them to take seats in the hall. TIE supcrin
tendent eou1teously inquired whether 1lls
the child She replied that she could not tel
anything; that the child l1ad boon returned
TO Its pafants: and. she believed that one q
the stpulatIons was that no questions wouls
One Of the gentlemen present remarked
that be thought there wss some auch atipuIs
| ton IN Al advertisement OF Mr. RKbys, bu
that crime had been committed ag.inst tb.
S'ate. and that Of course Mr. Digby could onl,
epeak for hiueelf. and could not possibly in
| tattere with the couzaa Of Justice.
31ra. Broadweu then said that she would re
fer the gentlemen to her hnaband, who woali
be ut home to dinner about O'clock
Captain badger remarked that the css,
would Rcarcely admit Of such delay and Eug
gerted'to Mrs. Brpad.e}l that she might b,
parties were from whom she obtained th
cEilo; that it waa necessary that the partie
should lie found out. Mn. Droadwan tue,
said the parties lived in Jefferson City {Si1sl
DISTRICT; that they had not stolen the chill
themselves, but that it had been left at th
sste Of their residence. and bad been take,
care OF ~ them until turned over to hersel
and husbaud ON Mopdsv night: that they ha.
ftet hes1d Of it by receiving messase fron
the pstties to the cffec: that they hzA xome
iens r. 1s.s Ss.e p:snlss .sg as. .9 ts Il fhs s,'
| parties were anxious to get rid OF, al q
were Atrlid Of the responsibility Of keeping i
any longer: that they had taken the little 81.
rith the express stipulation that il she prove
not to be Mgo5s child, the5 would return
She said further, that the persons. thougl
co1ored, were perfectly reliable, and not capa
bls OF stealing ! child.
Just here Commissioner George asked
the wofnaus n2ne WAS not Ellau Angelo. Al
whether ahe did not live 1t the corner Q
Camp and Bellecast!e Streets Mrs. BToai
sell said: - fcb, that is the woman, but be
you will not trouble her, - rhe knows nott
ing Of the abduction. / have known her
les Z time, md know her to be above aoythin
After some further unimportant convess,
. tior, tie party left the honsa. Tbs ne1
thing was to witt the residence Of Ellen Al
gelo, and thltbes Superintendent Badger au
| Dumber Of others proceeded.
The WOMAN Of the house.. Ellen Angelo. {
Ellen Foliu (she is better known by the l.
ter natue) NA quite surprised u the visit, AZ
Eepeated Almost tt7o1ltn the wurds Of Mr
Cxoadwen She denied knowing ANYTHING 1
t:ths child, and iue1ssed tbst it had been IafI
her gate on Wednesday list, by wons,
. aho, though closely yei1ed. she believed
Re white She Ind only kept the child !
long because aha thought the woman wopl
. return and cl4im it. but she lsd fnaI
tu1aed It oyGr to Mr. AMI A.rs, Dron
! we'll. A white iaty rilo has ba.
boarding in the horee Tor sona three yoek
stated, however, that the ct1ld was these Tht
sae Arrived. Axety aged negro womaa cox
thought the child bad been there about th1,
: weeks, and young son Of Mrs. Fol.ine ; (abo
: Il Feara old. known By the name Of Geor9
: Hassh ea,d tie child hal been there about
month Ihtse were al examined separatel
. 4nu tne1f stStements waIa sufficiently cooll
Nc1oIS 70 warrant m Arrest Of the *o1nan
zen toAln. and her son George Hlass, a ofu
accessories to the kidnapping Of Nj. plGpy |;
I ebaid, And having haebored and concea4aa
Il aama-
= 1hey were accordingly Atzesteo. WAITE
: haSlpg been issued upon an ansa9ls. 4aas
q Special Officer Malone, nd take4 80 JAY
!, avait appearance T.efoIaSF tatnffat'e
= fyincin hf,s7,ifa Il. sndithe 14aaxn ID EhatGe
Ia yery hrioht fookip1 li4ftt xfdr6f! !trdht:o,
10 in said ia kayg. g.to1s46 erah}H Hup,efty ~ 3
b hts aistfr IN Mpt5fe 'nfIqe4, ! npt94It Hust:
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