, 1873-04-15

commenced to,lsoleorins with every prospoot Of
happiness and prosperity IT. business va IN
wy sss Shot, sa s s s sesa arage 'iS ss
young wife desired to visit some frlondB III
another stato and although tho honeymoon liad
been SO brief TINT it's froahness had
ssasssy sssGya ras 5 oa s to consent mss5 a. so a ss
away wook Or so, WHOM nown ca.no thas nhe
waa never coming back. Investigation o!loise1
tho fact that sho had deserted lor young h!lss-
band for another, md TINT pho had married
nut tn this auit was ut first distracted, tho fan-
llos OH both aitles woro much excited mud II waH
dotorn,ined If possible to hush up tho whole
affair; r!!osc who knoT Of tto MARRIAGE wore
TINT sho had loft tho city for ollango Of Dir and
medical treatmont, her hnBbnnd TO join llor in
the summer, and 30 forth. Tira1ly thoAo pro-
coodngs woro bogun when cvtrItht1ig liad boon
dono that human tovlco could forosco to sccuro
secrecy but without estimating, apparently, tho
ability Of tho reporters to diuooyer tho whole
scheme.
Without furthor commont, TuE TRIBUNE
lonyes tho caso to tho notion Of thoso who pro
tonl to fool an fnteroat In tho plre ndmfnis-
tration of tho law.
ANOTHER CASE.
Another, aud perlapD an ovoD worse, cnso Inns
boon discovered In the ganle court. In this
thoro was no reason whatovor, except family
pride, for tho suppression OF the facts. Tho
defendant Is tho son OF an eminent loyal
gentleman in this city, and tho o1ntnent legal
gontlemnn is particular friend Of certain
for months, md 1t WIS almost impossible to
find out tho facts 30 doftly had tho tracks boon
coyorod up. Hero; as In tho othor suit, the writer
fcols bound to dcclare that ho Gun find no
roason wlatever to blamo tho Clorls, who appears
as III tho othor instance, more tho victim than
. Th1s caso ,yas followed out with tho closest
scrutiny Of tho reporter, from tho beginning to
tho cnd, bnt it was not until months aftor tho
papers, and mike suro Of the faota. Tho do
fellaant In question has boon moro than onco, on
previous occaaions, shfolled b. tue om n,it
non nlas tfsa Ss udss sd Tho f ofnor g
tic attorneys On both aidos, and everybody
concerned oonapircd together to prevent tho
facts becoming known, and to tampo'
with tho law records Of Cook county, tAoy nll-
dertool altogether too grave task to pass u1-
Tho Blu In this caao was filed Dec. 20, 1872.
Tho complainant alleged TINT sl!o was married on
tho 18th Of April 1896, in tho City OF milwaukee,,
habitod d with tho defendant until Sept: g, 1872,
conducting herself as a chaato and htfect1onato
wifo, aud Ill tho rost OF It, doing all that iay III
hor power to render bis homo bright atld attlac-
two; TINT eaid defendant, aftor marriage, COM On
mouccl tho excessive uao OF Intoxicating iiq-
uors, aud for the past two years. has boen guilty
OF habitual drunkenness. lnstoad o. taklne h's
tfpplq like decent druukatu no WIS Ill tuo 4ApIt
OF going "on froquont sprees,' remaining
in stato Of awinlsh inobriatlon Tor
DAYS together; rendering his unfortunate
vito miserable, hor future hopeless, squandorlng
his means ena oqving the hoaae g., nnproydsd
anta 1ifo burden to her, and sho beca1no at last
unable longor to endure 1t. Wherefore hor
friends gayo out that she was going away on d
sit,--which has now bcen some months IN dtl-
ration,-and thon tho present suit was brought.
The divorce was granted without difficulty.
THE TnAoT1cE OF SUPPRESSION.
Some time ago, m attorney moved before
Judge Tree for d rule directing tho discontinu-
anco of tho suppression Of now s,its, except for
Of such suppresslons, tho Court WAS obliged to
distniaa tho motion.
TnE Tribune reporter, with tho knowledge Of
tho above and other caBea boforo his eyost aftor-
wards vent to tho Judge, and asked him what 10
prossion should ut my time bo brought to his
knowledge, and his Honor unhesitatingly sald ho
should nnqueBtionub!y request tho opinion Of
the full bench thereon.
Judge Drummonds opinion is alrcady on rec
ord that the Inv docs not permit the practice Of
suppression, now 30 general.