The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
Tso Many wives.
THE TROUBLES OF 4 HANDSOME YOUNG
NAN ON ARRIVING IN DETROIT.

THE TROUBLES OF 4 HANDSOME YOUNG
u NAN ON ARRIVING IN DETROIT.
From tie Toledo Blade.
Quite an excitement was caused at tn
depot last evening, on the arrival Of thu
Detroit train, by seeing aa officer got Of
the cars with tall, handsome young nan
with pair Of hslasuhs On his wrists. Con
siderable suriosity was manifested in re-
gard to the crime the wsll-drsssed young
man had committed, but the officer wa
very reticent, and the scandal-lsvers were
left in utter darkness in regard TO the al
fair.
The officer escorted his prisoner to the
Central station, whore the following facts
were ascertained by means Of careful in
quiry: The young mans name is B. F.
Rysrson, alias Frank Van Astrand, alias
Harry Corwin, alias dozen ether names.
In the year 1874 he became acquainted
with charming young girl At Delaware,
Ohio, the daughter Of prominent clergy
man in that place. The acquaintance ri
peaed int intimacy, and as Rysrson had
very PrepsssessisE appearance and was
very intelligent, he sosa won the girls af.
fectisns and love, and on the 4th Of Octo-
Der they were married, the brides father
performing the ceremony. Everything
went as smoothly as could be desired for
some time and the trusting girl fsndly be-
lisved that she was to enjoy aquiet, peace
ful life, loved by her husband and respected
by hsr friends and acquaintanses. But
But alas, her hopes were soon to
b blasted. Ryeson proved to be
fond and loving husband for nearly
ear, when he Became acquainted with
beautiful and accomplished young widow,
who resides in Springfield. She was verv
attractive, and in addition to this she had
large share sfthe worlds goods. Ry.r-
ION called quite frequently on the fascina-
ing widow, and Notwithstanding til. fact
hat his first wife was at home, trusting in
lis honor to remain true to her, the man
'ecane infatuated, and the widows wealth
vas only another incentive To make
ong story shsrt, he left his ysun. wife in
Delaware went to Springfield, wooed and
ron the widow, and on the 2Sth of last
eptembsr Was married second time
ithout having legal separation from his
rst wife.
lie had not long been married to his Sec +
nd wife before it began to be hiAted about
nat he had been married before. The {
oun: nan heard of these rumors, and r
moving their truth, packed up few ar t
cles of clothing and left for Detroit, f.
hence he weAt to Windsor, Canada.
sosn after his flight, Springfield officer d
arted after him, tracing him TO Detroit 9
renee to Windsor. Then came the task q
getting him on American ground 90 that b
could be arrested. By nice strategic "
svement Mr.. Ryerson wasl,d TO 60 to e
stroit. Something induced him to 90 to cj
e Michigan Exchange where the >princ- fl
I'D officer was awaiting his arrival. He ri
W that he was fairly trapped,and put out &C
s hands for the bracelets. 9,
Mr.. Ofiecr took his man in charge and q;
rived here with him last evening, as al. m
ady stated, at si1 o'clock. They left at NJ
ne o'clock for Spring sfsld, where he will ST.
tried OIL a chars. Of bigamy. in
This terrible deception that had been be
actised upon the young widow so preyed W,
on her mind that she became hone h;
sly insane, and has been confined in W.
table quarters. af
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