, 1875-02-26
LEAvEhWORTH SCANDAL.
oLANDEsTlaE MAnNlAoE. ENFORCED SEPARATION,

AND uuLY srona1s.
6pte,af CprrfspondefeS ef The ChtcG6c Tribune.
lEAyExwoRTu, Kan, Teb 2l.-Tho COURSE Of
trup love In the Heincks-Cranco wedding ID
anything but smooth Ia faot 1t runs through
more shadows, miseries, unforeseen and rn-
fortunate circumstances, than any matrimonial
venture on record. Tho Deechcr-Tilton caae Ia
, secondary consideration among tho gossip
rcudefs Of this locality.
"uow'B ALtncKE 7"
Ia the constant eAlutation OF the day. Every
body wants to know wlcsher netmcke has OBJ
talned possosBion Of his wIfc, and, II hs hasn't,
what is the reason for tue separation7
TllE rnfnuNE has already putliahad tho 11st
chapter OF tho affair, describing how ueimcke
mot Mias Belle Crancos, tho 17-year-old dauehtor
Of g wealthy Delaware street merchant, whose
Broadway residence IL ono Of tlo anost In tho
Wcss how ho woocd und NON hor, aud how 10
managed
TIE uLAEDEsr1HE MANn1AoE.
After tho marriage, which was solen,nized nc
oordfug 10 the 1ans Of tie State, uenacko Or
derca tho drivor Of hls oqulpago to procead ut
onoo to Fort Leavenworth; bat the young bride
insisted On FIRST seeing hcr mother aud I'M
parting tho noms to hcr matorual paront. sho
lad hor oun way, which bodes bad for Hc!mcss,
to bogiu NTH, and accordingly took dramatic
poastlon IN tho front parlof, While her husband
introduced her to ILLS mother-iu-lav a. his wife,
A fanting acene followed. While rcstorativoa
wero boIng applied to M1s. O., messenger was
dispatched In hot haste to summon Mr.. Q. from
his place Of business to his hone. Like phil.
osopior Of good, sound, hard. Western sense, ho
listened to the story at the secret r1arriago and
without hasto, malice, or exhibition OF wounded
parental prido, decided that hio daughter ehould
nEsA1H At HONE
until numerous naughty stories concornlng q
former marriage Of Heilnoko were investigated,
to nscer!ain II they had any Foundation Ia fact.
dooreo, and With tho best graco possible, bctook
himself to his quarters At Fort Loavonworth. 10
await tho result Of the Inquiry. Ho found, how
over, after two OF three lAvs' waiting that ho
was not mentally or phyatcally fitted to illustrate
"pasIauco on = mpuumonk snIllpg ut grlef n; 10
told Tho story Of his former alliance with from
tior gfrl, and. like a Brooklyn norldling, asked
Tor lcgp{ s1ytce. He ras told that he could got
possession Of his vito upon witt OF i,abeaB
corpuB, and application MAS forthwith made.
Yesterday tie case was arr ID before Judge
1do, Of tho District Court. Tho attorneys Of
Mr GRANGER submitted atIidavitg that tbs yo,luR
bride wna not hold in duress, but, On tho contsa-
n, WAS remaining Ut home upon
1gku own rnkx WILL, ASp MOTION,
until tho ecandalous etor1os concerning
uomoke'a marriage were investigated. Tho
with the affidavit Of her parents, wboh seemed
to be conclusive. until Con, byron sherry, Of
tho counsel for Hoimcks, nskel that tie young
lady hersn,f bo placed on tho witpcsa-stand. d.-as.
eerfing that he would rest the case on her teutl.
mopy thnt, II eho testified Tint she was tamaip-
iue Ut home Of hor own FREQ Wilt md did net
desire to Join her husband, be would then Rban-