The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
ADvERrrs1NG RATES
Abe Ups And Downs 81 Domestic
Lie.
From the Cleveland Herald /.


Seven yesrs ago . young mechanic Of
New Hampshire. married girl whom ma
ture had favored beyond most Of her sex.
and ..commenced life for himself" The
lady was amiAble and faithful in her new
relation. and the Joys Of nome bid fair to
gather in goodly numbers around The young
couple. -Four years passed pleasantly to
both. and then came change. The wife
forgot her husband. and becoming either
the victim or the accomplish Of male &C
uuainta left her home TO follow his for
tunes. The deserted man heard nothing
from the truant or her new companion; SO
successfully vas the affair managed that he
was not even aware Of the section Of coun-
try 10 which they had gone.
Alter remaining in his old home for more
than two years. he Concluded to remove
westward. Three months since he arrived
in this city. and became employed in man-
utacturing establishment. Nothing unusu-
al occurred to bring TO his mind the sad re.
membrance of his old misfortune. until
Wednesday last. Passing along Superior
street on his accustomed route, he suddenly
stopped. face to face with female. in whose
handsome features he recogn zed bis wife
He Was utterly confounded. but the evidence
was too strong for doubt-he saw the face
that above all others he knew. The lady
passed on and left him 10 the street. his
eyes intently liked on her. He saw her en-
ter hotel, and his purpose Was then fixed
TO see her and obtain an explanation
What was her present condition, or what
had been her conduct since the deser,ion,
was uncertai he had thousand questions
to ssk-a T. ousapd Tears for which he want
ed double northumberland he eagerly
followed to the house she had entered 1t
is not known what transpired between the
two, but when the interview was over, the
man went to seek the aid OF law. Ii is SAID
the lady's reputed hushand--a well known
business man, for some time q resident Of
this city-was 10 her apartment when the
alleged true husband entered, and that the
scene was an exciting one This. however,
is denied. An affidavit charging the lady
and her reputed husband with adultery was
made, and a warrant for their arrest was is
sued. The officer. in company with the
alleged first husband, went 10 a promiuen.
public house. and found the lady in one OF
the rooms. not her own. She was much ex-
cited, and asked the officer to send the man
away. and allow her time to pack her per.
sonal goods. The request was grained,
and in a short time the lady accompanied
the constable to the Justices Office, where
she was confronted by the man claiming
her as his wife. When. however, he learn.
ed that the lady was likely to go 10 Jail un-
til her examination. for want OF bail, he re-
Tented, and finding no other means Of re-
lieving her, positively refused to give any
information against Ter. or to appear when
the examination should take place The
lady was therefore allowed to r.turn. if she
chose, to her former residence. She has nj
children.
Her reputed husband was not found BY
the officer, and i, is said he left the city be
fore the warrant was issued. Whether ol
not he was informe | Of the contemplai ed
proceedings. is unknown.
There are various rumors as to the cause
of the desertion three years since by the
woman, but nothing is known concerning il
hey ond the statements of the parties, and
these are contradictory. So the matter rests
VlcIssIrupEs OF THE PAPAcY-The Pa
racy is not SO near is end as many hope and
expect 1t has surviv, { many tug .:
hard as the present. In 1897 The combined
German aud Spanish forces OF Charles v
storncd and took Rome. enaciing in it.
streets the most diabolical crue ties, burning
torturing, Iobbing. ravishing and destroying
for ten days. Some 5000 of the inhabit
ants persisted, 10000 900 crowns of plunde,
were collected. and Pope Clement VII paid
ACC, 200 ducats for his own ransom. Lu
ther thought that the end OF Rome hac
come but it has survived and recovered =
Sixty years ago it was in the hands OF Ma
pcleon who seemed to hesitate whether I,
crush ii or not. In 1890, 81 andr4 As. il wa
prey to revolution. CART adj himself a
the last date expelling the Pope. who escap
ed in the disguise of footman on coacl
box. A Republican government was the,
established. but another year saw him hac
again. and now he looks for support from tn
de>putisms which would themseke s tremb l
At his fall. His temporal dominion may
even now NJ an end but that dominion
really his wta kness and not his strength
and when he is well rid of it, he will reix
Is head OF the Roman Catholics. with NOR
substantial ini1uence than Tor 0 long tim