, 1870-07-20
ELOPEMENT FROM COLUMBUS,
A captivating Tapc-M cn>11rer and n
NeHxndetlltr.A Wife.

"A NuPAFfntlnE 1apG-1NcA >1tfeT and n
Netxndenltr'4 Wife.
=, From Hr ro'u,chu' {o, .s,atc.71en. J1slyls.
some months since Mr. D, E. EoselIe, an en-
tefIr.s'n6 news merchant At the Cniou Depot,
u inns citr, aud also proprietor Of similar eB-
tabli-hnent in Cincinnati and s:ii BY nome to
De worth 740, 600 or 55U.oo0. brought his wife
to this city from, Cincinnati. So,n after her
snaval ~ she vent 10 the dry goods house Of
olf. James Sauglltnn, 10 make some pur-
ehases, and was waited on t,y I1lo,uas NEG rath.
s1ltsnan iu the establishment who is said TO
pusstts slick tongue and captivating person
and manners. He il. moreover, raid ia be m
eIeel'ent salesman, which fact kept tim pretty
GENERALLY in employment. notwithstanding hab-
its Of dissir alton. He was finally dismissed,
however, few da.s ago, his habits having
become TO dissol,iie that his services wnrs
rather detrimental th.n valuable.
me acquaintance WAS formed at the tinno re
mentioned, but ne have not ascettaiued that
there was any suspicion Of ANYTHING improper
betNeeu them uatil last Friday night.
Early last week lr. Roselle went to Chicago
on business. and tie guilty party selected Ma
~ tie proper time to av away snd be happv,
Accordingly, on Friday last, Mru. nosel1e dis
nosed OF tbe furniture aud carpets, and added
the proceeds to the money lor husband had
left her at the tune Of his departure. Friday
nsht haEk.tiriver. By previous arrangement,
took McGsath aud Mrs. Rosolle. and three OF
their trunks. from tho eastern portion of the
city to the fqus Depot. He then retutnod
and got three more trunks, which he uuloadca
at the Union Depot
AftetWard ho brought the runawavs and the
other trunks TO the latter depot, in time for
the Cincinnati train. Here their movements
excited suspicion. ars@ Eoselle fwho was ro-
cognized BY police oficer) paying the ex-
Peness OF the extra baggage, which Was check
GU to st. Lorls, and dong al the nece1say
business. NcGrath was far gone In 4 state Of
intoxication. They wore permitted, however.
10 take seats IN car. Immediately after this
tVo officers and livery stable keeper. who
bad " Foine means obtained information Of
the lntel ded departure, reached tho depot aud
entered the ttnin, pestmptorily lenlandiue
payment Of livery bill of :::25 Contracted ~
McGra,ll. which Mn. RoseIie promptly pad,
1he poit runG, the train moved on, and the
couple have not been heard from since,
The injured husband returned from Chicago
on Saturday, but. We u1,le1si aud, has e.
pressed determination not to pursu. o. at
tempt reconciliation. We hear him well
spoken OF by his frien.ls, who say that hir
conduct TO his wife was OF the most commend
anle cha1acter-that she was accommodated in
al her wants, was well-dres=eL, and pleut;-
fully supplied with servants.
Aicarasl il sail rot 10 have been a pattern
Of domestic uptightnoes. He leaves wife. a
lady OF coruelr appearance and excellent char
acter, and two children. Mrs Eoselle hid no
children. A'1A N4'
Parties who arc acquainted with the fan,i-
les belleve TINT the at'conding woman will
soon ascertain that she has put her foot III