, 1869-01-20
4 BtldtEFoon2 Affeated Rt tho Altar on
4 BfeAch Of EfQM44A Hulla

From the Rochester Chronicle, Jan. :.
When the TWenty-frst New York Cavalry
Regiment was dl4handcd 1t Cheyenne City,
Colorado In June, 1866, one Of the o:lcers,
.: younE gentleman OF enterpri.tng dlspoei.
tsou, detsfmiued to remain there and seek
his fortune. He found it-or at least coua-
Portable comptiency-end has resided at
that place tfer s!ncs, enjoy ring the fruits Of
his labor and adding continually 10 hls store
the army be had beuothed himself to 4 young
lady who, like himself at that time, lived
in enc OF tbs northern towns ot Liv-
irgzton County, bat, during his ab-
tcnee, sort OF coolneas grew mp be-
tween them, and, some tune s1ucc, while be
vas on visit 70 this part Of the country,
further disagreement arose, md eince that
time they hare not cor1etponded. The Ccn-
tleman, deeninc himselr ftce to choose rEaln,
wooed and Won 4 charming young lazy,
the daughter Of a proclncnt citizen of Rush,
In this county, and few days ax1o came East
70 inlal N eagagement Of marriage with her.
Everything went on halmonlou.ly, and yes
terday forenoon, In the presence Of many
mutual friends, they we're united In the bonds
OF wedlocs. Bat. instead Of taking the next
train Tor New foTk, as they had Intended,
they were destined TO makc visit 10 Roches.
yer on N e1eeedlngly disagrccable erzand.
pronounced upon the happy pair, when the
nun Of ccngrasalaiion vas suddenly checked
By the appearance in the room OF fDeputyShe1id
Burluk anne, armed With writ tor the Ar
1est Of the BRIDEGROOM, at the su,t: OF his dts
earded sweetheart Tor breach Of promise.
there wAs no help for hin. he found. atter
brief CONVERSATION With the officer, that il
Was necessary to visit this city Immediately
and be licked Up, or enter bail Tor his Ap-
pearancc 70 answe1 the compliant. It WAS a
drsagTeeable Alternative tn 1tE:lf, but the
feat fnf fkA In, {1 ~ r.. M
he must tell his n1lde of the prediezment IN
which he was involved. Cold chilli raa
down his back and struck to his heart, tud
Il short peEmented bis whole system
when he thopkht OF It. 4The1r w7s
ssnnssine no gs1 IL :. deSsy, aSs noreEss e. ND nd
command, he called tne Indy sade md hon
ess!y acquainted her with The Btory Of his
frst lore a1d enlargement, snd what had
come OF Il. To lis great relief she took k'de-
ctdely philosophical giew Of the Eub}eck and
proved herseli tnhae1 with I wiieiy spirit By
declaring that she would aceonapahy him 10
| Rochester aud ftce the terrors OF the Law By
| his eide. OF course, she rectircd partial r.
ward (oI her DEVOTION On the spot, aod With
cut explaining the nature OF their business
the couple prepared thsulselves for the trip,
and accompanied the Deputy Sheriff to Roch.
Hotel the hAsrassed husband sought
out his old coEpanlnn- IN. srtos, E. Burke Col
lin*, Esq. formerly Captain IL he Twenty
fl.st, ai whom he solicited aid. Al~sys
| ready to heed the voice Of distsess, the
squire put on his hat, and, alter r,znlng
Aaout d while, secured the necessary hoa d.
men, with whom he repaired to the Saeritas
othce, and then and there security Was given
lor the prexlce Of the defendant to answer
the summons Of the court. The plaintiff
having alleged In her complaint that hei
heart and prospects In life had suffered T
ne amouut Of S5.N0, the baa wH d1ed =,
&,oeo. The rcx1S.uaHied ones rrtunea t.
Rush By tho rr1t train, and startea on theh
honeymoon touf,