, 1874-07-27
! Murder Of tho Loyers--.strango Story
% / Of q Doscrtor from tho band.

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mh''nor aaaed largoy, to tho cxchoquor Of tlio
party In telling fortunes aud soll,ng ollarsna.
Msr age ooull MT hayo bcsn more than 70. The
Stms9 enc s woan ras gypuy The only other no.
seomef to bo tho leader. Ho WAS ttuo gypsy
Ills sWarthy complexion, .fantastio costume, aud
Eenefa :pearE letray1ng tho. Aloor. that outorud
| ihrgcly into his competition. HIS ago was about
| 40 years, and he was not m unpropoaaeasug
man,' savo for . binister aud lowering oppression
that played habituasly on hia duuky faco
Thoae OF this vicinity who wero spectators
hp nsaas nos.d ssy Il .t he5 5otpss s
young man mentioned above mud tho
gyrsy leader tharo was worry marked
cooIneBs. II not hatred. On thu contrary,
tho young girl md, tho Amofioan: wcro On
gother whon sho waa not visiting the inhabitants
In tho noehborhood, plying hor art OF fort,no-
telling and aell,ng ouriollay y-contriycd amuots.
Close observers now, say that they noticed tho
dihtoitod with an EXPRESSION Of tho daadiost
hatred ~ Ito guzed on tho marks Of Affection that
pasHad botween tho young girl md the young
man, whom notdn wcro not necessary to deHig.
natc as her lovcr. An air Of doop myatary l,tlig
osor tho gypsy camp. but since tie pnrty tuoh iii
departure, carly OH Saturday Inst, all thought Of
them bud dopatted and comment ceasod. I'hoy
would no doubt, hnyo hccn entirely forgotten in
their number, aA:Htatod, md ths most
EXTRAORDINARY STORY HE nE1ATEe.
: ChrtstopA Polonlbo Is 4 naslye Of Portugal, he
says, Ho was formerly seaman In the navy of
that country, but desorted ffteon years ago and
vent to England. Fearful that liz would bo re-
oapturcd anu p1lniRhel he Joined company Of
Eypalcs, who woro encan,pcd ncar uanorth. and
who wbre gu their way to London to embark for
America. Thore were six beside him in tho
party. The Captain Or lcsler was known BY tho
polombo mover knew. Two of tho women, thore
being tlirne, were genuine gypsles. One was
Sloro'a wife. sho died giving birth to child 1t
the camp whero polombo Joined them. The
Child hyed but short tno, md both wero
man, deserted thcm bsforo reaching London.
On reaching London tho party campod in a
hold on t!,n outekirts. The yeEacl III which thoy
were to take pasdage was to sail IN two days, and
everything vas made ready for tho voyage. Tho
day bcfuro thoy sailed, ono Of the women, .l,o
bad bebn In tho city solling artolos OF dfferent
kinds and falling fortunes, catne into cnlhp,
having In her pansosbion o beautiful littlo gill.
about ycarsold.' From what po1rn1bo could
elohn from tho excited conversation Of tllo wom
IN and the otherB ths child had boon taken
from its perambulator in one Of tho parks in
m 1ho CITY; no nurss or attendant bclng nsar.
Tho child uaa richly dresued, and voro 4 neck
lace pondant. from which was loclet act With
diamonds. That 1t Was tho oTspriir, Of aoule
family belonging to, tho higher class WAS
.verJ; a@ppa1ont. @ IT, griof at being sep.
Poombo, but for tho fear Of. .boiug arrouted thai
pofhcssod Linn, would have started At once for
tho city and epdoavorcd to find tho paronts Of
n, the ktdnspped lttlo one, Nothing, nan heard in
e .ud s ~ &c os D made
wont On board tho veHBel. tho stolen girl being
disguised by coarBo and outlsudish garments.
1he 6ypaios landed in Now York and ut onco
stalsSa sh &c. snro1na tho oo1ry. TheT trayersed
West AZ Iliinoia. For many ycsrs they Wander
eu about tho country, trnding horses, thtering,
se'!nE fortunes, @no loaalng 4iSea characteristic
ot 'ao race ,..,.. 49,. -:
became innret to hor now existence and grew to
bo n beautiful woman. 1T was evident 1int sl,o
had no definite recollection at anv Hfo cscanl
that OF a eypay's. IA she buGded into voman-
hood Moro professed tho most profound ioss for
OF Eamondela, She always treated Mara cnlliy
aid rasonted Ill his ndyances. axhiIntinr n.
poloinbo's atory would soem to Indicate, m
inborn Benso OF moral consciousness thas did |
not belong to tho race OF which she EuH an ,,n-
conscious momber. Moro was not violent |
man. AID noemed TO stand In O certain are
OF the EirlB determined spirit, aud
noyer used hiH authority to nuLduo !
her, an authority which was supreme mud re-
to escape TIM rigors. Of Northern winters, won't |
South: lsetnrnlng with tile spring, they camrnd |
near the Olty OF baltimore. While thoro hun- |
droda Of people visited tho camp, aud tho beau
y "a 43oAAte4u2A@ Aou AoA AAoo!HHklI1k
manners bocama famous throughout the noigh-
borhood.. Among the othors who wore drawn to |
see the gypHcs WAS . party OF young and faah- |
ionabiy drenscd mon, helonging to bal |
1An9te; 1hey nha plenty OF money, and
tnd uSeu l> y; ptotasely, ~ paying TOT fortunes
Ha 0na W e ISnhuo,a 'e anu IN onyng ner tI'nkess.
cn'isa Tro,1. tn'ha ho ,yuuuG men, wno was
ca,!sa sfank; o5 .Ms1 s1cohpanloas, became =
peatscs saaSe e tna ehsfma OF tao 6!rl. no
apane inoas ot mn ZINC ~ sle camp Eng lafsnod
r,ca re g.lts On sne peahtlIai efpey: Ihe foeiips
~ morn rian oJcsne h.an; mmsual, nn "asa moro
eate otoore to orca9 camp anu oeglh the assm-
mer's !,anaoringe Fra1k Expressed a deter
Minat1on MN n,.ua 70 60 WIN inc Party. Asalnst
sns s1as Atoro @ eMte.sa ia naos5 aotern'oea pro-
'es,a Iess, ahu sh otaofca tns Young man to
,eave ,sa the camp; ~ tha. @ EsmondoIa re-
r'nsa unina 1na ae'usea 70 60 WIN tnS gyPsy party
1u,cso rfanK-ho othes na'ne no1,e Anown py
tolomeo-Was admitted as member soll.in-
fet9as [n,a iorcea 4oro 70 submit. anu the young
!. na!s'noeean, oearing eYory ovldonce, as soon
heSe' OF culture anu Fonnemens' oecamo
VOLUNTARY: ouroAsr .
In order to be with the object Of his love. Be-
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