, 1873-06-26

wife, succeeded in pornuading hor that COM
plainant WAS too much OF q drunkard to admtnta-
approaoh complainant and got him to convey
defendant all his property II tr,!at for hor
and the family. sho persuaded, and complain
mt consented and signed a'dood, but complain
and did not know what 10 WIS signing, whilo tho
Hlfo signed believing III tho fullneHs OF hor
heart that the young man was doing an not Of
kindncaa that now defendant bus 1oado known
mortgage, which ho throatons duly to forocloso
on account Of tho non-payment OF a certain
promisBory note nlado by complainant to him /;
wherefore complainant prays for On Injunction
restraining dofondant from proceeding with tho
and restraining him from aclling,. encunnering,
or in any way dissposing OF any Of tho property
above mentioned.
A COUPLE or DEAsTH.
II Mr, Lcnt, Of tho monngorie md circus,
could got hold ot Richard Mccarthy Kirkland and
Johu bruce, partios defendant to divorce suits OF
which tho particulars arc now maao public, hc
could probably advertise that he had obtained
boasta in tho world. Tho only difaeulty be
beasts to aaaqoiato with the bestial bipcds above
mentioned. In tho Superior Court, Miriam
husband, Richard, stating that az was
married. to. him in August, 1870, ut
Little Rock, Ark, whom but IL yours Of
ago, secretly leaving school nt his inBtigation,
and clipping With him to MaglstratoL,a .,e olicol
that ti1no Il yoarH hor senior; that Blnco thon
he 'has becornoa miserable drunltard, spending
his tin1o and money in saloons and brotho1s, con-
tinually threatening her life, and entroating her
to ontor upon a life Of in-roputo. Tc this mon
ster the unfortunate girl, now only 18 yoars Of
age has borne two childron, tho youngest only 4
months old, and as ahe dooa not look forward to
living any longer with beast No. l continually
n$1rr tnnN tIf,t
for g divorce, which it. Is to DO hoped tho Court
will grant hor. ,.r
Doaat No. . is narncd John Bruce and he too
ia, or rather WAS, defendant in divorce suit, tho
sS aary already: % lis % evidenes q this case is
repetition Of tho old story Of child Of 16 being
forced to marry man Of 40; tho complainant,
in language that shows lor educational ndvnu-'
tagea to havo boon above tho common, relating
how her parents, notwithstanding her tears and
entreaties, bent her will until it gaye way, md
Bho booame tho vito Of tho dofendont. Tho for
ty-year old beast, inatead Of oherishing tho
young girl who Ind boon forcod into hiP arms,
began ill-treating hor two days utter marriage,
aud in loss thnli six months aftor, Kicked her
| bccauBo she asked for moro food and docentor
clothing, supplomonting the brutal assault
than thih remains to bo told. Within week after
| complainant'B confinement defendant assaulted
| her in horrible mannor, notwithstanding her
| bcsooching him to dosist, and the consequence
OF DtG treatment MA8 EQHI 10T IWu yGA{h Gull"
| plainant lay nigh unto death from a nervous
disense cauBed Bololy By his ill-treatment. Worao
! still, when asked for clothes by hsB vito he
| oooly told her that she had protty face and
| recommended prostitution aa means Of hor
getting money to buy clothes with: Worse than
this remains to ba left untold. ThoBe arc por-
haps tho two worst divorce caaes which havo ap-
4 TUCKER Y. AVERY.
Tho nensatiou in this case yesterday was tho
1 EWREt. which
very able, and tho examination OF Miss Tucker
by Sidney Smith, which WAS also conducted in a
very masterly manner, rof'octing credit both on
lAwyer and lady. Tho moHt interesting part Of
i summers from 10 to 80, who aro Watching tho
case and applauding with approoatiye snickera
and head-noddings any peculiarly pert repartees
which Sidney snes 1so% tho wi"
susiSe ss she s Is by NO means oS as %
i as her coatume would mako out. Her personal
! appearance Ia such as to enlist tho sympathios
\ OF onlookers, and an unwontod tremor is no.
\ ticeabta in the voice Of even the stoy-hearted
Sidney, as ho proceeds with hor oross-e1amiua-
tion. The Indy friends alroady allnaod to be-
como occasionally intensely sympathetic, and 9
1 with tho celebrity Of o round-bottomed bottle oi
clarot at IN Iiah hunting dinner, Five-and:
thirty fana ut ono moment chase tho cooled
upon as many P0rs1Trsto1y fsofthO
|
,ri feathor~tipped ' fan, thS Picturesque fan, m
Landscape fan, and tho all round wooden slnt far
being the noticeable varioties. Tho collection
Of parasols displayed is worry fine, one poo1aIIt. 4
boingathat tho irtn points arc I'LL put on ut TIT
/ wrong ond. "- -'"-~"
WHERE 1arnE FOURTEENTH srnrEr LINE?
In Judge Willia1ns' room, the caso Of Lull '
a.o TaG o Of Ga'sgo gg Sss tako up Of n ha
tpcuth gttcpt prppriotprF, to on]oin tile cits
/, from improving. Fourteenth streot on tht
!, limo Of tho street on which Il tht
point at iapue has been i'll dispute over since til.
year 1868, aa le about tho line Of the street, tlt
city claiming that II n six foct north Of where |
WAS originally stakod out, and has since beol
1osHpsa % a ThG 4S a Line to asR the Plat
it involves . loss Of SIX. foot Of ground. TIL
tcstmouy was being read yesterday anl tho do,
before, and will be concluded to-day, when th
counsel will deliver their arguments. Nicloll
city. ....---
1N1uNoTloN TO RESTRAIN TAx-pEEn SALE.
Jamos potorkin aloa q bill arid applieu In th
Superior Court for an injunction restraining Jo
seph polla}l, County Clerk, from transferring t.
John Forsythe, or any other person, any loed Q
conveyance Of Let !, In Block H. in IIigginH
Law & Co.'s Addition to Chicago, grounded upo1
certificate Of sale OF. said PROMISES Of Juno 20
1871, and to roatrain Forsytho from transforru
accepting any tax or aBaensment dood OF sai
property grounded upon said certificate Of sale
Fl THE COURTS IN DNIEF.
{" In Judge Woods room tho case of Rudo1p
Il. Schultz Y. IBaao Frazoo ct al, u auit on SD
bond, took up tho morning. The Court took til
matter under adyiaomont.
J In Judge Murphy'a room tho case Of sttti
Y. Weatcrn Dlyssion nailroad Company wa
commenced. This IL an interesting ease, boiu
,, brought by tho plaintiff, o moMbor Of tho looa
!, German prosa, to 1ocoyor $20,0o0 damages IL
= hernia cauuol by kick giyon him BY one Q
dofendants' conductors. Tho case will go to til
I jury to-day. :,
James &. Eldridgo, n minor, BY IIn1dnh n
EldGldge, guardian, hlos his bill ia tho Oirou
0 Court, for the partition Of Lot 10. block
Arohar'a Addition to Ohicago also Lot ], Bloc
i 8, Tylor'a subdlyison' Of d. II DIN. W. Il Bet
81, &c. N. n L.; also Wa Of N. W. Il Boo. 8!
8 II, known ~ the /" DaHA Farm"
0 NEW SUITS.
Tnx UNITED BTATrs OoURr.- Honor Cook, A
-t. f1t,tx -I.SAfs,