The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01

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q With The siticd Austrian and bis friends
~ had delivered Jyis ktrEknsi from her
prison. The detectives. true 10 their in
On ,,Incts, snd ps,hxm sseing profit in il, de-
tcrmisedr 70 hathon ths mystery 70 its
depths Retornfng TO the Neadorf pcni-
tertiary, they werc not long in discover
All ing that a carriage, drawn by two white
horses. bad ief, the secrc, postern of the
prison one night, aud was driven s~itly
.. from the town by the western road. Bat
= -" one day ,utEced 10 PCT them on the trail,
AID before the expiration Of two weeks
they had traced the occupan, Of the, S cs,
MA .r..ssgsee.ss x learned tha, ,hey-a man
and a woman--hsd sailed for New York on
the steamer Russia OF the Cunard line.
ere. Fulls on the trail, Obert and Merville cm-
,s ~ barked for the came port, whore they ar
-mcr rived in safety. Policy determined them
~. i.e 70 watch closely all steamers from Liver
how. pool. in the hopo that the Hungarian girl,
the II no, already 10 America. would follow
r.. the par,ies whose track they were on.
isry Their shrewdness was rewarded-she
landed in New York on the same steamer
tbs, had borne those whom she served 50
s"' faithfully. Leaving New York she trav.
W clcd by rail 10 ST. Louis. where she took
'''- massage on The palstial Great Republic.
Her persistent pursuers (Obert disguisedl
'D' accompanied her on the same vessel.
,,'" Learning from the captain that her des'in-
s.ioa was Memphis, they were prepared,
when the boa, landed at that port, 10 fol-
NV low her, but the rain was beating down IN
torrents and The wind blowing perfect
gale Owing to these unfortunate cireuin-
..Snces they lost sight Of her, and day al
-'1 ter day exhausted their skill 10 vain At
'''' ,empts TO effect her discovery. Finally
I'm. HA' Tom o'Donnel, chitcof police Of Memphis,
was made acquainied with the facts. He
became interested n the st'air, and for six
dag. every effort was made, without avail.
Ia hunt up the Hungarian girl. She was
- the missing link that seemed necessary to
c1rnec; the chain. Now comes the POT
ton Of this even,ful and truthful tale
which relates TO the talented tragedienne,
.,5 Mr.. d. p. Bowers. Mrs. Bowers
;. =, WA billed for Lady Audley'
in the play Of Lady Aud
49,, ley- Secret" 1, was Friday right, and
,h., although the Nicholson pavement, under
e. the fifnl ligh, of the street lamp., and
-. from an incrus,aiion Of ice, presented
,h- appearance. "f n rnirrcs, and . chill
:, wind from the frozen north sobbed and
80 drove the descending slee, in long .lan,s
'n.n ag.iu.i bniliiags and to the glhtering
,ro- pavemenis, every seat in the neat little
20. theaier was taken by tine ttcrGh and fash
ion Of the city-as Mrs. Bowers is as great
-. sfavorite with the good citizens of tina,
- prosperous city rs was Eliza Logan in the
-, god old hi.tronr days of 1882 In
IA the throng sat the two detectives and Tom
!, =. ODonnell. The innumersble jets Of gas
n. that sparkle1 in the dome as quiet watch
!, :. ers flashed in liquid .plendor, and tho
grand mellow globes throug hout the build
81. ing grow mellower, and the soft strains
,.,o from Handwerkers superb orchestra fell
prhs upon the ears of the audience IA harmon
,ed iously as the .intinabulous sounds Of sill
sdv yer bells from church spires in Catholic
r,b, cities of the tropics. Still brighter grew
cer. the jets Of light in the dome and in the
,dv. tinted globes; the stage bell rang, thu
"a, boards were cleared and the curtain roleC
;,ho slowly upward and the history of life sn'
,i-. human suffering commenced. Through
;, the guy '"e pm. -A''. 'o"ee'' P''
!, the character win e"rhes'hess ana an 'nhhi'.
In of talent and her sudience, refined an'
sh.r brilliant, flashed back their appreciation
kc,s and approval Of her efforts. ROBBED in
hen dress of azure hue, with blonde hal
D A that covered waxen face Ms the petit
,ha. and graceful body fell into its grand stat
glcid. uesque poses with lightning rapidity, sh
'tb,,e presented striking picture Of dranati
and genius that could not do otherwise tina
y s,. arouse strange feelings in the breast q
eo.n. any auditor who carried in his or he
nod bosom one atom Of the passions that I'll
N. of the hearts of the human species. Tb'
ID 10 play passed through it's varied and excit
gu. ing scenes, and ~ the grand ,denouemen
n OF was reached, when the secret OF the ire OF
,ftbe Lady Audley was exposed and the figure
ted OF Mrs. Bowers stood as immovable rs tn,
on, leaning tower OF Pisa, and her voice il
oi.p clear soprano tones, rang to the uttermos
.ow. confines OF the theater, low, me,aili
=. moan and stifed shrek, denotng excess
18th We anguish and emotion, smote upon tn
,tsa ears OF all present, and a form fell lin
ing and senscless from its seat AS 1t wa
lifted by strong hands face haggard m
rre- it, ,,r,,oa .,1;oro.
pho ra'e '"u"e I.r. rg.ans.,i' o.,
- of fp1s The FACE OF Juttd E1eTgenh ooef
hise saw it and was electrified by the sight a
s.iis her escort proved to be Count Chrosinsk
% ~ She was revived and hurried to a carriag
ed that stood in waiting, and through tn
tly slanting seet and dreary gloom she an
l an the count we're rapidly driven ont Popia
IL street, through the tolgate, and over thu
Mn brow Of the hill that sweeps from tho gst
,on in gentle ACTIVITY. Just over the edg
md Of this beautiful summit they entered
sNu little brown cottage, new, built Of brick
and surrounded nv a wall of stona wh ri