The New York herald., 1872-11-25

November At the Episcopal cnafsh we csary HeSry
Psssel Tsnson Hall county Kilkenny Ireland
sss snS ss rs @
HSsy 10 s ssIy ' "''''
He also caused the same notice to appear In the
Detroit papers with this line added "London
notice to the editors Of the Poughkespie Eagle,
enclosed in letter on the bottom Of which was
iii YOU say one word to the contrary, 1t would
be as well you were never born"
gave reporter n Of the Albany Mgs rs 70 under
House the father OF his bride made his appearance
at the hotel and by representing TO her that
for for her. induced her to accompany him
there, where they entered southerly- bound train
which was in motion before she discovered the
fact that she was going the wrong way and that
her husband was left behind. In this statement
been to Albany. vail should be drawn over the
scene at Mrs. Mapes' residence when the erring
child returned, and come as rapidly as possible to
the def1Otefaent AS soon as the true facts came
to Mr.. Mapes knowledge he commenced to use
the telegraph wires. Previous to sending the first
INTERCEPTED SEVERAL LETTERS SENT TO HIS
DAUGHTER
by Tension. One OF them was found in package
which contained q check book for the Second Ma
tional Bank OF Detroit. In the letter accompany
ing, Tension wrote to Miss Mapes, lyon know
SAID you should be my. check filler. l have signed
enough to bring you West"
Mr.. Mapes at once telegraphed to the cashier OF
the Second National as fO0ws:-
Has H. Porter Tension in your bank? How
much is he good forf Is he married or singlef
The cashier telegraphed back as follows:-
a%iS SfSah' nominal know n''ns about his means nor
Then, in reply to letter sent, Mr.. Mapes received
the folloWing:-
DETROIT. Nov ls, 1872
sn aW in hs
am sorry that ihs has happened Tor this same Henry
wSes she @ EXPECTS pee to
" ee M e With RosSs anS sas his se @
WE Snew % son Of this Kind WAS Eong to hapnen
ss S s Sas vs. s
v f s 'Ss fs Ss1%s
sa1 n
se as sI h as Ven as a DUKE or other IN
@ g e CT wpt nSys
slohss pay beard hs was @ left
Sstrois WORKS PssI hshsan
speaks more positively than the above, and charges
that lady now in Boston brought about the
present match in a candestne manner, and Mr..
Spauldlng also expresses the belief that the lineal
descendant OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury" did
not know the last name OF his bride Til they were
about to be married.
Acting on all the information above given Mr.
Mapes determined to have Tension arrested, and
he set
TRAP FOR HIM, INTO WHICH HE FELL
with the greatest ease. Tension had written let
ter to an acquaintance here when Mapes tele-
graphed him TO "come on, as father has gone TO
New Orleans" and signed his daughters name to
the despatch. Tension telegraphed back that he
would leave that afternoon on the four p. NJ train.
This was Wednesday afternoon last. That train
An otlcer was at the depot to arrest him, but he
| did not come. On Friday Mr. Mapes received
hn pa om MN n ne a mot
reached here this morning at five O'Clock on
the Atlantic Express HE hurried at once
| to Mr.. Mapes' residence and awOke the household,
4 thinking all the time that Mr.. Mapes was IN New
Orleans: Or course his astonishment was great
embraced Then "the lineal descendant OF the
cali dn manner that ali Irish Dukes out W Of bed
at such an unreasonable nour should), remarked
5hat as ms 9 snaden arra w0ua @ cause some con Ss
toilet and come back at eight. Saying this he de-
parted. Mr.. Mapes followed soon alter and hunted
AN 'ouLD" SURPRISE FOR TENSION.
officer Bush, however, who rises early, scented
the game, and, going to the Poughkeepsie Hotel,
0tSrI oTrIoEnmls ICE ~ , this Mr. Tenison mis- 0"'s
TENisON-That's my name, sir.
| OFFICER-l have o warrant for you, sir. You are
| my prisoner.
TENSION turning red in the face)-what's the
OFFICER-Bigamy. Mr.. MaFcs makes il.
TENIsOS-It Is false. Why, Er. Mapes embraced
The W oiiicer intmstel to ,a.n that that did not
make any difference; he would have to go along.
!
OrFIcER-You can have that sent to you in jail.
cell he sent for William J. Thorne and engaged him
as counsel Mr.. Mapes securing the services Of
Mr.. Mapes went to see him in his cell, when .the
| llneal descendant" with tragic air and wave
81 !e naaS nave asev deca1ed n @ saying keep on
! At twelve O'Clock, noon, he was taken before Re-
corder Taylor where after preliminary exami-
nation, the case was adjourned till eight O'Clock
next Wednesday evening, in order to give the pros
ecution time TO get witnesses here from Detroit.
If the proper evidence is forthcoming the will
go to the Grand Jury as quickly as possible.
The affair is the chiei topic Of conversation on
great interest is felt in it there.
Tensions department in his cell during Saturday
morning and SATURDAY afternoon was curious, II
denly finds himself cut loose from the loved one OF
his heart and separated from her by prison bars.
ting shaved unlolded the secrets Of his great
wealth which, SAID he, includes nine stores in De-
shaved he hummed lively air and geefully asked
the knight Of the. razor II he could polk,
Willing whf1 or about re narrow at the eonnes Of s ns
cell with terpsichOrean steps which would do
credit to French dancing master. AS he finished
a brilliant movement ne suddenly exclaimed,
scareds1ao act scared As the barrier W was eav icsS
pretor OF the Poughkeepsie Hotel to send him
SUPERB DINNER AND BOTTLE OF WINE.
York, the charges on which were fifty cents but
the unfortunate nObleman had but thirtyfvc all
told. To Jaer vanderpool he impaired wonderful
stories OF his immense wealth and promised that
official a one hundred dollar bill when he was
released, all of which the jailer took In but did not
swallow. During the afternoon his dinner arrived,
and the person who brought it managed to get
pint bottle of sherry to him. He quickly consumed
that, and in the afternoon requested the attend
ance OF physician to stop a "hcrrid headache"
On his arrival at the hotel in the morning he
brought with him Saratoga trunk. The proprie-
tor Of the hotel having orders hurled on him from
Tension for expensive dinners and wine, resolved to
examine this trunk, to see If the contents would
warrant such lavish expenditure. "What was
in the trunkfn was the inquiry "Oh,n said the
proprietor, nothing but the wardrobe or
PLAYED-oUT SPORT.