Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

noon fat trsi1 for Albany. X arhhn |
that city they regis erred Il tn Delavar /
House 5 mRn an wife II would re
a Miss Maps reg I the seriJu. 81 p [
long re snr re ched alb bny, as she /
tearf Ms impor une Ten or 10 ct her /
&c OLA Rim be- k, aud 70 b,rk TO r !
home. lie no o'eye insi I on her going |
tuWnrl Az ,he nrlnyan II usr she !
walked m. hopr AL nishi To- g. She hut
dlscO,ere h'S iitoxlcHed couft on md
was read, 10 lcay' hi Or the frsi oppo'
uouy IT, IN, morning he Fl ih' hot !,
AS he sad, 10 n'g Il te ONE chicks, VIII n
she o, afterwards, qli th leit the honsr
an1 pruceenei to the ii idst II Riv'r Rail
70 d depot nnd TOOK the t'st tialn for
Poushll ep ic while he was out he piO-
Graded to the Albany Argts office and had
the fol owing lnse ted in the paper:
" November 18th, at HE Epi'copal
Church OF TIE lly Comforter, Pouch
keepsle, by the Rev. Il. F Clary, Htnry
Porier 1e nison, + q. OF Ro k llill toun-
Kilk,my heland, son md cir Of the
lat r. ouas Ie mis- NE q, mi lin-ai de-
-ceidaut OF the Archbi-h POT Canterbury,
TO Mery Louis, only child OF Perry
Maj es, Z d., Uf Hudson villa. Poughkrep-
Sic"
lie also cpu-ed The same office to ap-
par in the Der Ii Iaper-, with This line
added .--''l londou Illustrated news peace
copy
lie as1 stul a notice 10 the editors Of
the Puughke psir Eigle, mel isrd in II let
ter, on III but,om Of which was written
If you say one word to the contrary, 1t
woull be rs well YOU we're never born"
He gave reporter Of the Albany irgrs
10 undr rstand that duriig g his abs nee from
H. f1sf g. e his hrINp
made his appearance at the hcttl, and by
repre-tntins to her that her husband was
at thr depot waiting for her, induced her
3 To nc ompany him there, where they en-
ierpd sou heily houud traln, which was
Ia motion before she discovered the fact
that she was going the wrong way, and
Z that her husband WAS lefi behind. In this
statumt nj there WAS not word Of trut,
( US the father had not been to Albany.
B We will throw veil over the scene Of
Mr.. Maprs' residence when the crrrlug
child returned, and come us rapidly az pus
sible TO the dtnoucment
Az soon a. the true facts came TO Mr.
Mupes' fnlwltdge, he cOminenc' d TO use
teleg aph wires. Previous TO sending the
drst dispatch he intercepted several e teis
srnt to h daughter by Tennson.' Que Of
them was found In package which con-
| lAliNu u fNtfk UbNh lnA kllt t9FNNth va
tional bank Of Detroit. In the letter Ten
ison wrote to Miss Mapes, "Yru know |
snid you should he my ohecQuo filler. |
have signed one Of the checks which you
lu ont for money enough TO biing you
west"
MIR. Mapca at once trlegraphed 10 the
cashier Of the Second National Bank as
foil .Ws;
"Ha- II. Por cr Tension IN account in
your bank How much ia he gool for Is
he married or ingle !"
The cashier telegraphed back rs follows:
account omnal know nothing OF
his means nor family"
Then In reply tot etter sent, Mr.. Mapes
received The following
"DE1Ro.T, Nov. ls-N Perry Mdpes
Dear Sui saw II announced IN thi
morui g's Detroit Pot that your daughter
had married Henry P. Tension. | am
-orry th,t this has happcne =, iurihi- i'm'
IIenr, Tension has unO her wife liVil Z
81, left Detroit about tive wets age fol
, lnlind, wher- she expect TO grl som
none lately ct to h.r have losilh'
ptouf nc hud woman here VIII ch b llYel
Z W ia aud called his Wiir. We kueN some
thing OF this KIDD was go. To- hnl pei
. When be left bet oil. bit In know NJ
your name we coult not o ity you W
knew ur daugh name 10 be Mamie
az he .ef tits OF love let er. around %her'
. we SOW them. We not lied the detective
= of tnis place, hut ,hey took no ncil'e oI Il
E lie Is Low in Deir,t, aud this morning
T again VISITED the police station for he puI
. pose # having lin arrested for bigamy
q but they te.i me nothing can be done by us
4 but if his first wt wisnes to uppea
D AGAINST uim sue could punish him. II
1 has not D. my he " orld. He ha- rel
c resentd hius,lf n- rich "a an Irish Duk
z or s me o her inilrntd nnint. As a poo
u of what have O>Hr ted yut Will See y
IA enclosed zee ft uf Mt I'VE int b
= had ~ PAWN his ru hes o. ay two wee
S 10 nd. This Wts iett j., his room. Fc
a further lrool you gau addie me In cal
!. OF Detroit Locomotive Work, Dero.
o Mi,hi4an.
u Yours truly, u. Z. sPAUL"lNe."
A later letter received from Mr.. spaul'
20 Ing -puks more pasitlNrly than The hbu'
l. ana chang, tnat Mr.. Muri2, no" in 30
u L. II, brought about the NATL IN u clal
ID destinc manner mud Mr.. Spanldlng ais
lr tNpr s-es the bell r tpnt 'thc lincHl d.
u -cendenl Of he ArchblshupU Canterbury
"a DID 10. know the J.. II n iine Of the glrl Il
u they weio about to be- married.
"a Ac.irg on all the Information ahov
,n Mr.. Mupcs determined to have Teuuis'
a., arrested AID he set IA liap for him In
> winch he + 4 with the greatest of cas-
O.. Tnison bad written Ia .etttr TO an Il
H. quaintunc here, WLcn Mapes telesrdph
Il. nlm 70 "coine on, as faith h's gone
p, Ncs Oreaus,n and signed Lis daughter
a, name TO the dispatch. Tension tel grap
"a rI back than he would leave tnat uitefn0'
.s an 1 T.. NJ. ain. That Train should Ia
arrived here at 4:45 =. NJ. uf Tnnrsda
.5 An officer was at the depot TO arrest hi
~, but he did not come. On Friday NJ
~ Alupes received another espAtch iro
H. him saying he was coming. but lie att
~ wards changed his mind and reached he
"a Saturday morning nj i've O'Clock On
81" 81" Atlantic express. lie hurried al once
H. Mr. Mapes' =, side, Ce and nwukt
NV household. thinking all the lime that }
,o, Muprs was in New Orioaus.
he Of course his astonlshment WAS gr'
In Ahen Mr. Mapes hi nsc.i tme TO the dot
III The latter frianed great Joy upon sect
M him, aud both wcie 9 ucraily emlnrrass
,ps Then ''the lmeal de ctndH OF the Ar'
Tho bishop of Canterbury" npolog Tor
I'M early call In manner that 'all lr
eft Dukes" out Of bed AZ such IN unrtas'
ith able hour should remarked that rs
to sudden arrival would cause some con
re- tluu We NNAtu lSials W A'o iiNfN't ~ 49,
md his toilet nni come back at rig.t. say
M this he departed. Mr.. Mapcs iollo'
nv, soon alter and hln,ed for an Ollie
nd officer Bush, however. who rises eai
hut scented the game, and going TO ths POu
iiss kecpsi.' Hotel observed his man, when
ich following occurred
mn. officer Ia hi, Mr. Tension
ha Tenisln-That's my nAMe, sir.
and Onicer-I hayc warrant Tor YOU
he Yon nrr my prisoner.
krr Tension Cunning red In the fac
th VIII IT, the rLargu Who makcr il
nnd officer -Bigapy. Mr. M'pes makes
mo. Truison-It is ia &c. Why, Mr. Ma
embraced me half au hour Ego.
an Tie officer inumat Il TO lin that I
Win di.n't make any difference be would b
lin 10 90 along.
Ian Tenisvn-well, hut must have
: 10 bre kiast belo go,
Mr.. ON er-You eau have that sent TO
dod In jhl.
we're As soon as the prisoner was sa
Lodged in his cell he sebt for Wullal
;, as Thorny, aud engaged him as c'unsgl,
ssi Mapes securing the services oi Or
be- " illlams.
/ of Mr.. Napes went TO see HIM in his
,hop VIII ~ linral d, Sc % dnut of the
the bishop Of Canterbur, " tn tragic
thnt Il d a wave Of The land, varied nm
bu saying, "Aerp off, sir, You have h-sely
ould cev,d me