Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
mr.. HUDDLEsr0H,s ANSWER.
The Portions Omitted and VIII,

The Portions Omitted and Why.
Mr.. Huddleston's attorneys complain that in
summarizing portion of Mr.. Huddlestons
answer, which we did on account IF regarding
it unfit for publication, great injustice was
done him. and that his defense was materially
injured by not clearly showing the connection
between the published and omitted portions.
At their request we republish two or three para
graphs IN such q manner as to show where the
omitted portions should be inserted, instead of
sa summarizing it in our own language:
And that this defendant further answering
says: That during the last eight years Of his
SAID married life the said plaintiff has been
very oerellct and unfaithful in the performance
OF ner duties to this defendant. And that es-
Pec!aily during the last three years of his mar
REQ lie the said plaintiff has almost entirely
iaiIeo ana refused to recognize or perform her
duties as the wife of this defendant. And that
during the said last mentioned period she has
almost uniformly. willfully adopted and pur-
sued most vexatious and irritating course of
conduct and demeanor tG ward this defendant;
mas neglected her domestic and household du.
Ties; mas systematically violated or disregarded
the wishes, tastes, rights and requests of this
defendant; has manifested no love or affection
OF regard Tor him, but on the contrary, has
steadily demeaned herself towards him with
thc greatest GOODNESS and indifference; has
U
~ refused to occupy this defendants bed and
denled him all the privileges thereof, excepting
IN very few instances; and has been habitu-
ally tault-fnding and disrespectful and often
insulting, both in her language and behavior
towards this defendant.
And this defendant further answering says:
Ihat owing to the matters and things afore-
sa1o' ana especially to the said habitual cold
ness and indifference and absolute want of
love and affection on the part of the said plain
tin towards this defendant, and to her said
c eau refusal to occupy this defendant's
this defendant did. when certain suspic-
wife came to his knowledge, shortly before the
commencement of this action, have his sus-
plcions aroused respecting her marital fidelity,
ana ala thereupon mention his said suspicious
TO her and ask of her an explanation of the
SAID suspicious facts and circumstances, and
that she thereupon utterly refused either to
MAKE any explanation thereof or to deny the
existence of any just ground for the said sus-
plclons. And that a few days afterwards, still
other suspicious facts and circumstances, in
| volVlng his said wife, having in the meantime
come to his knowledge, this defendant brought
| the same to her attention, who wholly
| declined to give any explanation or to
assert her Innocence in tho premises and that
thereupon this defendant becoming Indignant,
| exclted, and angry. said to her, in substance
You know what I suspect you of, and if
could get positive proof of it, would throw
you over that fence; and if there is a hell
when you die, believe the hottest place in ii
vii! be reserved for YOU" And that the afore
said is the incident referred to in folio of the
| complaint herein. as occurring on or about the
| 10Th day of October last. Aud that except o.
| aforesaid, this defendant never accused his
said wife of marital infdelity.
And, further answering, this defendant saws
| That after this defendant made known tt
| said plaintiff his said suspicious, as aforesaid
her manner towards him underwent q marked
| change, and she manifested in her demeano,
to him, degree of affection which he had no.
received from her before for years, and, I'M
solicited, offered him tokens thereof which sh,
had before for years denied him, and ever
voluntarily came and occupied his bed with
out + a thing she had MOI
before done for several years.
And that the said changed name,
OF the said plaintiff towards this defendan,
continued until be left his saie
residence on the evening of Wednesday, the
22d day of October last, for brief absence in
| the country.
And that cn his return to his said residenc,
| on the evening of Monday, the 9th day of Oc
tober, he unexpectedly found the same desert
ed and abandoned by his wife, and stripped b,
her OF all personal property, and also of grea
many household effects belonging to this de
| tendant, and was soon afterward served with 8
summons and complaint in this action, which
! had been commenced on the Oath day of Octo
Der, or on the second day after this defendan,
left home as aforesaid.