The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

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From tho Cincinnati Eseairer. Aus. q.
Last Tuesday sight q messenees
from tie Dearborn county (Indiana]
circuit court drove into Dillsbore. a
little station on the Ohio and Miss
issippi railroad. and at the constable's
residence inquired where q young man
named Charles F. Tiffany lived.
why" said the rural official. ''da.
you mean the maa who married Dave
Carnine's daughter, little Mary A.
Canine t.yF -
"He's the man / mean." was she
reply.
..WeIl. I'll very soon lead you to
his residence" continued the r. d.
Saving which. he donned his cap and
led the way to the outskirts OF
Dillsboro to the old home 80 lately
made conspicuous by the suicidal hang
ing of Dave Carnine and BY the wed.
ding party of his promising daughter
a few days later.
Here the court messenger inquired
for the bridegroom Tiffany ard Miss
Carnine were married no longer ago
than on the ID of last month";, and
was answered BY the bride that her
husband had gone on . sewing.ma-
chine campaign up into the northern
part of Dearborn county-to
Weisburg and vicinity. Naturally.
she was anxious to know what they
wanted of him at so late an hour, and
particularly anxious when she recog
nized one of the men as q constable.
Her curiosity was not then gratiied,
however, but in some way the secret
leaked through the rural officer dur
ing the night that grandjury in
dictment had been found against
Charles F. Tiffany, and the secret
came to the anxious bride, 80 that
when the court messenger or bailifi.
together with the r. O., drove off
toward Weisburg. the mind Of Mrs.
Tiffany was urged in the same d.
rection. An hour after the two
officers lett Dillsbore, Mrs. Tiffany,
who can manage horses like . horse
tanner. was seen driving a spanking
double team toward Weisburg by 81
different route from that which the
officers were seen to have taken.
Since the departure of pursuers no
tidings have been received of them in
Lawrenceburg.
And how tor the reason of the faith
which was in the grand-jury indict-
ment.
In volume 4, page All of the re.
cords of Pike county, Mo-, may be
found the following:
"This certifies that on the 18th of
of April. A. d. 1874. at the house Of
Addison Tinsley. in Louisiana. No.,
Miss Lucy B. Tinsley was married by |
the undersigned to Charles Frederick
Tiffany according to the laws of God
and of the state of Missouri.
CT. JENNINGS.
"Rector Calvary p. E. Church,
Louisiana, Mo. Filled for record
June 80, 1874, at Z o'clock a. N.
ATTEST:
WILSON &. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
In q letter in the hands of the grand
jury ut Lawrenceburg, and written
by ID. L. Caldwell, judge of the pro-
bate court. it is stated: eff you have
Tiffany arrested the proof will be con-
elusive Of bigamy. provided the re-
cords with you show that be has been
in Indiana. He may set up
the plea that he obtained q divorce.
but if 80 it will be fraudulent. for Mrs.
Tiffany has never had any knowledge
Dfony divorce proceeding" Then In
The evidence against the man who
during all the past week, has been q
fugitive. is letter from the wronged
wife in Missouri, who writes of her
,wn woe from Bowling Green. She
her misfortune aud her hls.
lands recklessness-how she had not
,nly supported him while he proposed
% get living as sewing machine
lgent, but how, after be had deserted ,
,er and driven of with . buggy and
pan of horses belonging to her, she
,ad assumed his worthless debts. and
With patient industry as . milliner
,aying them Of. Her letter concludes
With the following characteristic de-
cription of the hero of this sketch.
"When he left here two years ago
e had beard all over his face, where
was inclined to grow. 1t was dark q
ed in color, much darker than his {,
air, which is of yellowish shade. [
lis eyes are blue, tOlorable dark. His y
ose Is peaked, and on close examina. n
on it's bridge will be found to be *
little to one side. He has either h
70 or four false teeth in front, aud b
. always wore bis litter finger nails n
cry long. The palms of his hands
re marked from fever. He also has 3
stoppage or stammer in his speech. a,
is upper lip is rather thick. He is y
hat you would call medium sized "
IAN. - Nh
"P. She has always folloxe o.
e sewing machine business. M
''MRs. LUCY B. TIFFANY" h
The following is a copy Of the letter NJ
hich Tiffany wrote in q little town he
Indiana. The give-away on or
e envelope post-msrked vas be
planned by Charles Frederick in q de
tie note which he inclosed With the r,
ter. and in which he said that the m,
lson the envelope was not postmark- q :
Memphis was that the quarantine I'D
yulations did not permit any mail clo
liter to leave that city. His friend tor
whom he intrutsed the letter would ;rs
compelled to send the letter to q nri
tie town outside Of Memphis to he ten
lied. Here is the way Charles he,
ederick proceeded to harrow up the The
liogs Of Mrs. Tiffany No. 1. It is acc
be presumed that with the orfi;n.rv