The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-12
Eztraor binary Conduit CT Married
Woman.


Tn the'Spring Of 1861, Mr. L. II. SteW-
art, head OF 2 respectable firm irA}l ASKING
ton street. New YorE received dispatch
from his brother inDa'chess county. WIZ
was stricken down with dangerous dis
case, requesting him to repair thither with
all possible dispatch. At this time his
family, consisting Of his wife and four chill
dren, residing at Bl0omlngdala. and the
husband, after bidding his wife an affcc-
tionate farewell, departed for the dying bed
Of his brother. On his arrival at the resi-
dence CT his brother he found him so low
that all efforts Of the doctors were futile.
After lingering for several days be died, and
was followed to the grave by his brother,
the subject Of. this report. The iunera,
over, the mCBrners returned to the house
OF the deceased, and shortly afterwards the
second Of the brothers was stricken down
with the same discase-typhoid teyer-aHd
for several weeks little hopes were enter
tanned Of his recovery During this time,
it is stated in the legal papers Just served
( Ia both cases-ior divorce and Grim. con
ttae wife Of the sick man had been acting
most cu'pably with a Mr., William G..
hneelaud '3'" ~
During the sickness Of 5Tr Stewart his
wife, as alleged, at tlei stigation of Knee
land, removed under the cover Of night
from Manhattanyille and took up her resi-
dence, without the knowledge Of her hus=
band, in Hickory street, near Broadway.
! Brooklyn. Upon the recovery Of Mr.. Stew
art he sought his home, and after coglsid,
cradle difficulty traced his spouse to Brook
iyn. lie found on his arrival that he had
several bills to pay, which he liquidatea
without any grumbling, still believing that
+ his wife was everything that his fancy
! painted her. Stewart, not liking the l0ca
ton for residence, removed to the corner
Of DeN2l0, and Nostrand avenues, Mr..
/ Aneclaud still continuing to bG constant
visitor at the house, and feignine to be a
personal friend OF the husband. About this
! time Nr. Stewart began to notice that the
conduct of his wife towards Kneeland was
! a little more tender than strict propriety
Wonld justify, and 50 expressed himself
I Instead Of getting angry at this inputation
on her character, She took the matter quite
cooly, and on the very next day, as is
alleged. Abandoned her family and wenl
| back to NestcheStcr county, where she Is
! sand to be living 1T present with the man
who caused the difficulty.
MIR. Stewart thereup0n consulted with
eX.i Judge Plnney, Of this city, who institu-
ted proceedings for divorce, and who also
commenced an action in the supreme court
for Grim. con, placing the damages al
/ $4,000. The legal papers in both eases
/ were served yesterday, aud the result Of the
/ litigation Is looked forward to with consid
cradle interest ~ a large class OF citizens,
! Who are personally acquainted with the
] parties. The defendant in the Grim con
! case. It Is stated, IS the same gentleman
who f-drel some years ago in scardaI
case IN Brooslyn--the complainant on tha,
/ OCCASION being his own cousin. He is q
bachelor, and has acquired an unenyiablc
! reputation for the number Of his liasons.