The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
A Romance ha Chicago Real Life.

Yesterday mor6tng, about 10 o clock, an el- derly, serious.-Iooking individual, we'll proteo;- ed from lhS inclemency of the weather by sun- dry layers of oyercoars and eomforters enter ed the office of the rIerk of the Supreme Court n q methodical manner and after spending about ten minutes in anwrapping himself to a sufficient degree to be able to artioulate, exs pended about tbs same period of time in look ing around him. After carefully Investigating the surroundings of tue highly ornamented office, tue old gentleman eye rested upon the bland featores a o1e ofth most gentlemarly and benevolent living deFu,y clerks
 Leaning towarI L.m. ae seriously enunciatad he irporian' mono>y.lsbIe, "CspW
 The person taus addressed inquired for fur ther rarlcuIrrs.
 "lap repeatej the stranger 'sra you given to ur hitching folks here? Do you divorce a i.t.e?
 The reply to this interrogAto'y was of a somewhat a5drmatory character, whereupon the que.tio, ersratea hi- grievance, after reuc- anty admitting that hs wife had no, deserted h.m-nei.L-r had ,he been gnity of 4duIiry cruelty drunkenness, or. any of the other little eccenti:i,ies for which ae law allows q dis. solution of she m4itat h2rds
 "Ihe o'} vonan, Cap" quoh he don't get along well wah 'a~. Sha jaws me fearful, nd if any man esn stand jaw his name ia not mine We don get aong well togelher and haven't for the last forty years I, therefore, want to be unhitchcd and don't want her to know any saben5 icuati' 1t is a.) over Iwaut it aone now, because 1t $ getting cold weather, and il vill take god |. sl 10 winter her. Cont I get divorced here withoat anybody finding it ou, inr & srel:
 ">Iy 1i-ns" responded tho official, suavey and kin Y, see yopd=r desk r
 The etcan.er responded in the affirmative.
 of you come here in abou. one hour yop will see three young men whose natural fero- city dspislel upoa their countenances sit. ting there together In q moment they will hear that a suit for divorce has been commenc. ed. They will rush for the papers. will brutally assault each other for the first chance to sean thei coatenu, and hen they will write for four hours apiece. They are newspaper men, and will write Jou yp for publication. They arr probably HOW in the next room, doing the same thing for somebody else They will write an article about you with thirteen headlines. They will print all you know about yourself, and all that anyone Sc knows, and great deal that no one kusws. It may, of course, do you good but of that you will haze to judge for yourself You can't get ri3 of them, for they are affluert and incorruptlbie, and it won't be of any use to kill them, for at their offices they keep men a great deal worse than they are"
 Cap" slowly and sadly asked henowfrigbt- ened suitor, Ifs this all true ?'
 Tt is true, all of it. and less than the trutA /"
 Then" said ihe old man with melancholy BIT, as he proceeded to again snvelop himself in his multltudinous wrappings, 1T guess I'll winter the old woman alter all. I'll come back again next year, aud then, perhaps these fgl lows will be dead, d,"-Ch. RepuJ Hcan.
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