The New York herald., 1878-10-06
HIS VOYAGE lMPEDED.

wIFE's EXPORTS TO PREVENT HER HUSBAND
FROM LEAVING HER-sHE ACCOMPANIES HIM
TO THE SOUTH.
prspossessing lady. In high state Of excitement,
presented herself yesterday in the Jefferson Market
Police Court and solicited warrant Tor her husbands
apprehension. He was going away on Savannah
steamer, she saio and was leaving her ana her child
without means OF support. Judge Morgan sent on
GERS Kelly and Murray To intercept the run
away, and they took up position on
the dock OF the steamer. Soon 4 carriage
rolled up, aud . sallow, dark complsxonsd
was pointed out GABRIEL L,ndo. the complain
ants husband. He was much surprised to learn the
officers errand and regard his wifss action
as extremely hasty and uncaied for he mad 4 big
cane In his hand when arrested which proved on ex-
animation 10 contain long, sharp blaze. He made no
attempt resistance. however, but went quisty to
court, where MIRA Amelia Lindo was waiting, with
various relatives She was represented BY counsel,
and the prisoner soush. sns = services oi Counseor
were ascertained in the examination which snsusa:-
Gabriel Lindo Is = native OF Venezuela and fifteen
years ago. married the complainant He was
always sicky, time sinco his mind, said,
became affected. In the boarding house at No. rs
taken with uts aud would become violent that 1t
required the exsrtions OF several OF the inmates to
his wife's lie ON several occasions and once
won't tor q revolver 10 shoot her. Some time
ago be became so Ill that MS physician
urged him to 20 TO Florida. He went to Harlem TO
make some arrangements with reference 10 his de-
parture and failed 10 come back. Ars. Lindo, II
ssems mad opposed his going 10 the South, and de-
cnsd 10 accompany him. HIS relatives. however,
encouraged his going away ana succseded IN taking
him away with them TO Nyack HIS wiic says they
Old this influence him agains her and also TO gain
possession oil means, which he mao converted into
diamonds. Yesterday she vas apprissd OF his inten
ton sail BY afternoon steamer and 1T once took
legal measures 70 prevsnt 10.
CHANGING HER MIND.
han PpaiO ned "A .udo aid e.
abandon his wile, ana asked her TO accompany
him. She she could only do SO at the peril OF
her lie. Then Judge Morgan explained that the
law could require him to furnish money tor her
support unless she consented to live with him his
wife, IL desired IL On this Mrs. Lindo said that
II that necessary she would 40 along with him.
"Wnat has indused you 10 change your mind ~
asked the Judge
..simply sense Of duty" said she. III the law
requires 60 with him OF course shall DO so.
Sir. aud Mrs. Llndo then got into carriage out
side which besegsd BY the later's relatives and
counsel, who complained Of injastic& The counsel
particularly demonsraiive, ana hurrying back 10
insisted having Lindo held for Carrying con
esaled weapons The Justlcs, however, said u was
the custom OF VenezaeiAns TO do so and added that
there very palpable enort being made 10 lock
the defendant up. which he would not countenancs.
Then the counsel inssted on accompanying the Lin
dos to prevent violence, but Mr.. Hummcl interfered
with that arrangement and man and vile drove on In
seeming good humor 10 tho Savannah steamer.