The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-02
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.


On Tuesday of last week young lady
of Newton, daughter of Patrick Donahoe,
was married at the Citholic church in
Meme to a man named 10. Byrnes, a
resident of Chicago. Byrnes had told
the girl that he was a widowsr. On
Thursday he left for Chicago but when
he reached Milwaukee turned back, and
the following day went to Newton where
he had left his bride. Before leaving
the city he had fainting fit which was
SO serious that the assistance of ply
stefan was necessary. When he reached
the home of his bride he found that 1t
had been learned during his absence that
he had wife and family living in Chi
cago. A young man named Siehrs, a
| former resident of Meme, now of Chicago
and relative of the young lady whom
Byrnes married, had made Investigations
in Chicago found Byrnes' wife secured
her marriage certificate and proceeded at
| once to Meme. When Byrnes was con-
fronted with evidence of his crime he at
tempted to commit suicide by taking
dose of morphine. He protested that he
was an unmarried man and that while he
lived with a woman in Chicago he was
not legally married to her.
Justice Thos. O'Neil issued a warrant
for the arrest of the bigamist and he was
brought to the Jail in this city on Friday.
He is quite good looking fellow, about
30 years of age and of pleasing address,
Miss Donahoe whom he married, is a very
respectable and quite handsome young
woman. The com nunity is very indig-
nant at the wrong done her.
1t seems Byrnes was accused on the
day following the marriage of having
wife and child in Chicago. A man
named Green had followed him up and
denounced him as married man in pre-
sence of his newly made wife. Byrnes
left for Chicago in company with Green
to satisfy the latter that he was mistaken.
When he reached Centerville station he
wrote to his wife in Newton.
Dear Larry,
If am not Back Soon, you will Find
me in the County Jail at Chicago.
He lodged Green in Milwaukee and
posted back to Manitowoc. When near
Centerville he threw out a letter from
the train directed to his wife and sealed,
in which he stated that he had wife
living in Chicago and that had a bottle
OF laudanum in his poe ket with which he
intended to commit suicide when he reach
ed Manitowoc. 1t is now said that the
fellow has two wives living in Chicago.
He will probably find that his marriage
career is ended for time.
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going to press matters on public atten-
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