STARTLING DISCLOSURE
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The city was rife yesterday with a RI.
NOR that a startling disclosure alleged ~
have been made recently in Cincinnati.
concerning a former resident Of Baltimore
but, as we cou.d not trace it to a reIiabIa
source; and as we hope .Or the cause OF bu.
maniiy and the cause of religion it NAV
prove incorrect, we have some doubts a. I,
the Propricty Of giving it publicity. AZ
rumor, however, with her thousand tonaue,
is likely to magnify, if possible, the alleged
outrage, we win S ate what we have beerd.
which Is, that person named Wilson. for.
merly Of this city, whose death was an
nounced some SIX or seven years ago a.
occurring somewhere in the West. bad ~.
mere accident, been discovered in 4 raI;
gious institution in Cincinnati, where 4.
mad been iorcibly confined for the las, "a
years, that his release was effected -af,.r
considerable trouble and excitement .na
that he was about 10 Ieiurn to Isattino-,
We tel 4 as IT was told u.s. by pentle-
men whose words we couid not drnh, m,
still are inclined to thina tIere Is s.,rn. III.
take som where, the Cincinnati paners
do not mention a word about it.


B4itimorc American Republican


Mr.. Wilson arrived in this city On m.
steam boat Plymouth last "Wednesday .nJ
left the same day for Brownsville. ii tba
Consul. lie was accompanied by Can,
Richardson. The Cincinnati papers knew
nD:hing about If, as he was Cn.y removed
Ion the dungeon few minutes before the
boat starttd--Fi tsbu-gh Age.


