The sun., 1871-10-06

= ,,n ,sanr-A Fair Ivpo of thr Beccser-
y. .rrcthtnghow-IitonP Party oil Progress.
C,src.vonocboe Of Ihe suH
CpcwS Porsr, Sept q, 1877. The following
siys~.i.,ment tell. ~. own story:
iN'oN HtslpEN1 kOrlC CE.-statc OF Indiana, Lake
iern. M -MarAi, il ,JinsJ1 " Scion kobinsou 10
e. s' s.S t!rsat 60 l' r ~ Su,Ps Sas ne
~ ae, nsS y a p1rsS ~ ne SnI.t %,
Isilcri Ct tne state O. daaa hc Is therefore hero.
ST. nt anu that oncs. Ice aop ar Detors tue Judge ot
Ioast ia crown Point ON tns t,d sonit, Ia .cp.e a..
ter, lsil ana plead ansWo,. - demur thereto tao
''"' VIII " '0''u ''' " 'cnh h,ntl!:f..o Clerk.
! QsRoEs 4 CAIKiNs, Attorneys 10. plaintiff.
Jule I. iSIi.-fLiw5.
TIE pending OF u divorce, male known by the
sSovo, oassed a profound sensation IN tls comm
nifty NariAh Robinson, tho plaintiff In tho cause,
Is tao oldest resident OF tho county and IS widely
known and eeteomed. Sic was cruelty deserted by
her husband sono twenty years ago, aud of llto h-
IN treatment wns asgriyit1d tn such extent that
oil her flends rejoeed he prospect Of her marital
freedom and security.
In the mean time a r eat deal OF gossip abont Mr..
Robinson which slumDoro Tor years has boen re.
vv.d II Ne OF very little moment to know tnat he
nrst saw tho lEht Ia the town OF Tolani, Conn.
but 10 begin with his earliest record u mis- specially
Of sensauonslist, we nud him soiourner in the
s,a,e OF Ohio, whore Theodore Tioas Dsuos.
iaoues divinity was ushsrod iato oeing soon
made uis 6Ist appearance 10 one NJ those Area Ian
VILLAGES Of osio asa sort Of gsHuentnly JAck Of ali
lrades, and straight way bCcans desperately
EsAroaBD oP tbs Village BELLR,
aehsrnibg Toung Tishc. As tar as kdowu she re
turnsd bis Affection. A. least iheY wore engaged
the wedding day was set, AMI certIn fcminlne pre-
p,ratour wero made ior tue happ' event when
he reidins day was nigh at hand, the groom ex.
teeilnt ~ denly disappe e,rol Tne places tiat had
kuosn hin KNOW him n, moro, aud the c.uty
ber.t tcfOsed " be com or.ed because he was not
Lie Egsngelinc she waited, and waited and wit
o. 10. ais rvtdIn un,l hcr eh'sS pale /. ami there
was no eusuish nKc thAt Of her widowed hcut |,
AZ not recorded bow many days, weeks, and ears
ta,,sd before she found crnso alton In new suitor
L. on The very eyo OF her wedding diy Solon re.
tirpeI. He sryd aisor nshtaii ami sou .ht
lodgings 10 tho village ian. Almost the first int,l-
sescs poured into his oar vas Of the impending
murlse VI bis Old swectho,t,. Now. the FIRST I'M
yuhc Of On ariani lover would have bcen to urge
hl. riiir claim, bui s,oa hal dust OF romance In
BIS congestion. .nd wen. IN Tor lrl. .icll effect.
Nitiou, "a, he a wo-i to hit landlord he care.
tellI rogscksd his cohnS aud BOOK, In his old hair
rgn. lea IL locked sud doIble- ordci. ami al mid
righ, stoe out VI his room window into tile street.
Proceeding W to r.y.r, WhicA raa close BY tur
town, lo bulg his hSul.erclici on a h eNory hmb,
lareN his hat on saniJiaS, aud Wiaci into t0c
Wsier lie knew every oot u the chaan 81 by heait,
ial le actually
WALEgD sIXfT ntLns rnwN rHE srREAH,
10 give "a, vlager-, iri Hs sweetheart in rticu-
lar, thc impression t.l, be hsI m1le away Wit,
Limsei Ho succeelsd perfectly, for they dragged
tho bel o the river .or uiies, mi followed M tAe
tlBss i-r enough 10 be sire That ne had not eomo
It,3rc 10 tace.xtY ni ~ 2gg9al;I. /. -E- yc,rs
before lis fate was kuOwn.
TEe Giiselda he Elarr.,l was an orphan. anl bal
been reared by her aunt on farm near Cincinnati
suppose she nay be stil 20 have pa-sei nsr drst
youth, for she was thirty tian twenty years
pic; bpt she VAS conely to look uDoi, and WINS
tossessed OF tho sterling gracss Of mind and hoar,
10 hsr homo line iIy cans, just Ii &c oil grim
Of romance, the subject OF my letter. He
G. GLsd In 6ae rn.nent ahi h- long, haif blanclcd
TtLov Lair was worn braided and tied in queue.
THE coURrsniP ASD MARRIAGE.
lie vas tall and grace Vi aud eiD Of tongue, and
had sn eye in bis Hosi ttai saooped down upon hl'
Trs5 - ,he user from Ii. iir M vain this good
Ohio gin endeavrrel l. resist hi. Ni-s. II is the
old story OF the spider ami the NJ; the LOST meshes
IN this instance were woven VITA the law. He mar
red hsr Ia CDeiLnat! IN i5.l They r9sileI IN tnat
ntY short time. thence removing to Mll,.on, In ].
Here he engaged In business a' an aucio ieer, oc
.apying a small brick hou,a In what was then the
snire OF ule town, Business pr,ving dun, he
iurnei bis attention l!t;ls t9 politics, aad much
more to taking his ease.
In new country. vhen a man wants to tako hi,
case 10 TIE extent o. being su ported, be
EsLg- TAVERN.
/ tisWAy hb szn gs,s yt tas gaestq, oiasy tIsir
sanl.r, enjoy their soci3ty ald take In the moaey
To tne wife belongs pe task OF preparing the
leals nd keeping tie chambers (lnl stables. Il
ssej te) In order. Our hero then-,o speak after
me fashion Of his sorians-conceiVed the hdpoy Dro
ecI OF keeping hoIel, or keeping travellers" as
hN4s taon called Il WAS In the days Of stag,
eoaents and what vas known as the Madison road
was q invorte line Of travel Tom Louisvllle and
P'sOurgh on the other, the Ohio river furnishing
.Asy transit 70 Madison. Prospecting aiong TIE
f0le, SuiOns eagle 80 Has takon win prOmisin
iits for hotel on the banks ot RO K crock balf
loren miis- from COllmnus, the central point Ds-
tween Indianapolis and Madison. IL wa. no.hing
more than q rite, Tor tho improVements' consist
81 ot Onv douhii lOs clhin Of extra size and
he'sni. ant iormei VI smooth, peelei sorY LOGS
there "eCe two rooms W.T. a. open hail space be-
tNren, wtica last was lab.ts'le only IN summer
10 .l4 humble abode Do removed MS family pul
Spvued IOuSe OF
rsfugTAISMgSr TOR MAN and BEAST.
T. 500 i.S, p;.co So s...-e pas.',,s'YS stDp,.'1
t4s,r ,uf meals uut when e. ~ uis Wer. "a { %,
Nerp Olsen io,ced to remain Oyes ni-at Il Wl'
cUso Quaters, but - uUprflz.ug wa. Tie ia-e. ~
Rooms we're not esteemed a discomfort Iae in
uo-sa OF travel constrained SOlOn 70 enlarge HI,
accom- JlIuon,. which he dil b. adding Two ri nj
tF 70 ms, eIteniin, thu roof over them In
tlpEi tue lie added two other rooms, an again
AIDED utlcrr untl At Iengtn Le had ten or twelve
large rooms. including q irser diniug room, IN der
sLr vs. roof, pfeseuung - eye very much the
lppS-i unce OF lUrt ur huckupuse. Each one Of
sh-se .Ju,Us within houses was hutt uf small, rOun1
W.koy lvgs, nicely painted with lime, AMI irimme 4
Al NE P'UleCiWk corners. In overs room
huge stone CHIMNEY, and IN open, hospii1ble fre
pace, Nhere eoTaWOOl was burned fnll length
Toe cooking Was done D. the open =. and IN tnis
Ige OF cooking stoves Hud ranges ths trouble of 4
Eau eluceiy DO imagiuel The rooms wee com
tOrtaby Iurnis 4ed aGd were as glc-u as pm, tL
prouroty OF which tr,,e comparison j. neither hefe
i,r ano near, ana Il came ,ot,o Enoon throus ,ou
ILe b,ato 40
THH oLp LOG TAVERN.
The weary trsvslsr voulo journey hr into Ia
aignt or start auY tine Ne'Ors ilY 10 get tuerr.
kut TO be- special iiyurite OF tie Court IA
Judges ana lawyer OF the district mlslng 1t t1o.
tOppi'c place aud lIe ,dquatters TIE old cabin
aas g0ue 10 decay, but 20 ti bare poles cOui speaN
sley would tell anecdotes aud Jesls which had
hesuness and flavor Oi The backWOOds uhknOwn T.
modern umes Mine ost bore no mean part 4
suese famous reunions. | have shown tIlt lie wa
Always IN some sense student; now he took Il
tEbuung 10 COOS earnest. Villain the shadow O
(he tsrYanshTy under his vi s's management, 10 hl
)rodt, he had smHh ctlin hult whicr he used a
% olce % study. Hero he began the puDlicdt N o
inehs1 1a,er editing ana printing u himself, usn
AA.l. flud press for ab8. The paper WA