, 1869-01-11

HN41tN 9A HA& AFGH10 t@&k kAof &1N4A
bRkd svaa CfszT when 1fs married
Her. |
p.cnt tho ~. Lo1I* UsnocrAt+ jan. b.
IAdgn Knlpht. IL Cltunit thur. No. i, WAS /
cng1acd ,chlcfday Il. tho Tint o' \ ".sc! an'. /
iutcr"ttlng casc. a Y1ui's snd lta"utlfnf
daughter NJ Ms. WorhnItlo. OF North NJ.
f4'lia, t,rn.lght ANat n tsso iI"r fnaErtnvn
With Henry liaItrE nnhnsln1, fUr sllr rthtoa
that III va" ran ean'f''n n!fntfs A. The ttmo
ils tnass!aKu was contracted. In lor Iuti.
her, 1867. abr huing thea eighteen yeasa of
lUri'1e.l hctwrru her and l{cnry .ater,
and this. At tllr time she believed lin to u:
sane md rational. shc, nov charges .lat
contracting. Ard thu. wltA!n d day ar two
attrr said ccfcm ny he exhibited ,.hntataka.
ble symrtntns Of mental alteration md that
his cohlilion gradually grow worse until la
!nally became raFing lanatte, his cunllct
hctng such as to cndanger her life. He was
at hFst treated At home for hie maladv, und
%ss ihen transferred to an asylum IN this /
city. and op the 2|st OF JunNary, l9e3, was
! admitted Ia tn. State Lun lttc Asylum at Fn'-
lon wherefore shc pray5 IN annulmeut of
the marriage contract.
The answer of deirndant :ienies that at the
nat1c, or that witb.a day Of two of said
marriage he showed symptoms Of lauaey, OF
that his conduct Was such as to eudanger tho
| lite OF his vile.
lie admits that he VAS sent 10 the lunat,c
| asylum, but he AYERS that Ills condition Easa
| phsslcai more than mental disorder.
He also states, fora more coupetc answer,
| that be visited her nearly coery tlAy Tor over
| two Yeas, prior TO sa1d MArr1ace. and that
his sanity vas never doubted by any person;
| that up to the limo Of his 1naEI3a1e he Was
| ha1d.HOrking man, at a business which caused
1 In 1T1ffA ArfyI4n HNf iA<1t rf
eal labor .. after Ills marriage be quis
j active bodily sat,cr aud remained indoors and
! passive for few days, and that the change
| Or habits and nervous excitement brought Oh
lty his u11r1iaec threw him into dyspeptfc
fever and had temporary rtiect upon bis
tn!na. causing At times complete abe:ration
Of his intellect; but as soon os the proper
j remedi:s wcrc applied at Fulton, By sEilllus
| rhys1c,ssoe. aud bis boty cured, tHu mental
! disorder dsa,rr ,rr~ared and be recovered b.
] once, and WAS prornet)y discharged and re-
turned TO bis business pursuits in Ibis cit?..
liz further states that he Is no" perfectly
sane, aud Wis 50 1t the time Of his conEtship
[ any just g1ounds Why the court should de-
clare such marriage null and vold. nor is
there any reason fur divorce That be was
! aud Is now deyotedly attached 10 bis wife,
/ aud prays that The ucliO1 may be Dismissed.
| DT. llillegas,, the ,irsl witness, tesiraed
that he Visited Bauer short time previous
to his ruasriagr, and found him tabo5rin. un-
der great meulal depression, but In good
! physical condition. Hc Naa extremely mel
| ancholy, and had IN idea that come one aed-
| rated doing some personal harm That his
iAiher intended to d,,lnhesit him. Hc was
| lying In bed, With the yeuag lady whou he
| atterward married sitting bT the Bedside. He
had strauee fnucfes, and imaeiued that IN
enormous worm was In his stomach eating
| away bis yitals. Ills parents thought 1natrs-
mony good antsdote for insanity, tor tbs
reason, doubtless, that q ike cures
cures the blte."> and urged him
to hasten his affair with Lizzie. a couple Of
/ on him aZain, NJ the nonsc OF Mr. WrEhesde,
| and found him aeafn in bed. Ile was still ID
boring under Authorizations. Matrfmony, so
tlr from curing him, had increased bis mental
] alteration. He Tas now in great distress at
t ae ths sd r ss was as. not ao ,S bis
| afterwards the Doctor saw hin agaln, and hc
| was not much Improved. He was sent to lu-
nat,c asylum.
! "A Soang man, who ha., acted as Dsuer's
| IN the day OF he wedding. Among other
! signs. uI insanity, he wnEc black gloves,
.hu' dcred. ned expressed dread Of what be
! ~as asout to do
| The wife took the stand, and delasted the
whole course OF thr wo >ipE, The Wedding,
|
She had Known niu, from childhood be had
| raurtc. her nhout two years, anathe engage.
] ment vas Of 4 years duration. She went
will, bin, to the fair. and bis conduct there
WAS 70 strapee that She told her mother Sue
had notion to break of the match ; but
the old lady urged her to keep her word and
I marry HeLry, and sue did 80. About two
weeks after the marriage he became wossc,
mud ima- incd that some one Intended TO
| poiaou him. s. Suspicious was he TINT he
| ma d, - Ahf1 ~ nPffrta 7f IN
ytied foe him, before he would touch 1t. aud
wltn ho had to take pills he made ller
first s~n low tive, and then would give
some TO dog. aud i she and nd
ui1ht. then he would take To- himself.
He actrd 10 outrsgeously going to bed With
L. ne. keeping her awaka all night. and
comp aluing Of e!,snc concta!ed foc--that ut
length. alter brief honeymoon, heT tather
seat Tor policeman .a arrest him. He
cra~ted undrr the bed, aud 1t WAS with
great difficulty TINT he was captured aud
| taken In The caiNuoosc Tic was then sent to
st. Sioccnt's, and the handsom. young wife
cou*o1cts hcrsclt b. going 70 balls and parttca
the eiddy waltz. Alter remaining awhile In
The aay!uu,, bauer was turned ont. and he
went 10 Weehc!ao's IN get hia WIG. She
datlS relused 10 live With him. and when he
inlstcd upon scnainla9, she seized arst \
butchcz kasse, ss.d then = bI1le: Of wood, TO
drive him away: The lady told the story Of
: her matrimonial tsoublcs with great tuaocY
. | and rusto, aud had treasured up Qulte 4
bulge, Of little ind1cni:'es.
}Nif1rC the delivery Of her "ronnd, unyAr-
!; n!shea tale" hancr sat By hls connsel VIII
! .u,ile upon his counttnance. but the s1s eat
} rathercd upon his hrow aud revcaied the
agony that he inwardly experienced ac Z
q Roodlook.oE young man of twenty.sir, d
! genteei appeaza-ce, aud tobseconl-t By
. T7r +cx.tr,one hcfnr cfpscd. r. S. McDou,