New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

n.o,ner-splrts who have been married during their
rllife remain married unless divorced by the prop'r
orrts We have laws courts, justices, etc, an tue
t land last as you have in your world ana the pro
ss.es are the same oftentmes tedious especially "uen
,,,hlicIy tried, but speedy and satisfactory Nheu w
sained Vifhous publicity. You know that 'o' 'i'
,ld NJ snbsfance nine months before he did' ana al
,nob could have obtained suitable divorce duIlug
~ asence from the spirit and, renamed true ~ l'n
md waited until he arrived here EVTh tncI - -
~, bir, mt could nos, and cannot VIII away ioVA
low S,, a. friend however, aud viii not ask tha T
p5 30 NV wants after The divorce has been Glan'
Although might make him do so aceoiUg"E " 40"
iisad Your loving sister, LIZZIE HAh@UE- -,
A correspondent Of The Chicago Tribune, VINO
-. uvee for a year or two IN the wigwam Of Li'e
To,fe chief o. the Uncapapas. draws roseate pe'uo
y, ife I'm the camp Of Sitting Bull. Among the '"'u'
80 rr5,an-th- crafty ami cruel soux-ne discovers
aan enthusiastic fidelity 90 the rules of hospita"y a"
Indians lodge is the property OF bis CUES ne
4nat eussf and goes hungry himself The sioux arc nc
sovs cheerful aud given 10 fun rather Than uGhDN anu
thew show rosy disposition to look upon '"e ''-"'
side OF existence and B0hemlan-ilke lhoiin"'o" ~
gard disaster as joke" Indians, be says are P''u''
IN their tribe, not because they are Dta'r' Jus
tb, are yittr ani he leaves us TO infer that perhaps
thaon,s,n feathers hith ITO regarded as the ta5 o
so,l,s are merely so many badges Of uuusu'iy Io'u
foxes uerpetrated JOIity 10 camp is commonef 'uaN
gravifv In domestic life. the Teton IS model ~
vii provide food when he can, and "hen ne o"N W."
ser brilliant example Of cheerful abstinence
here are no kinder husbands in the world ana I'D ms
delicate attentions and courteous treatment OF h.s
scraV fife Indian has 10 superior His love Tor us
children approaches idolatry. Lave seen an indi"n
with An appetite three days Old, conceal the tood De has
begged and hurrviug TO his lodge cram u 40 ,S
BETRAYED It's familiarity with gaSIrOh0Wic t1eIrIses'
Moreover the IadIan is ways courteous anu a-.s,
Az IuCan viii never strike Ms cuilortn oI ~ 49,
which latter circums ance has probably give" -
4I
sibe Tie il coarse out obscene. ana thetr ae no
100 sr -.rfy il, fhe sioux language The Sioux
Indizn il an eyenJempered geuteuahb soTt OF lg'O"
fond OF nome and family, consutuuonaAy AunHIS anu
always full OF fun
A melodramatic cOck-and-buu story was
recently told IN a Paris Probate Court young bar
Tister Binot de vIhers, ABOUT TO inherit fortune
of about 100000 left him by his uncle physician,
who bore the same name, when there appeared on the
scene a young farmer named HlppolyJe GmAema'n'
who claimed the property Of the deceased, producing
another viii OF Dr. Bnut de Vllers dated october 20
1876 as testimony Of the TACT TIE Gullrman family
beituoted knew nothing of their woud-be benetactCr
who Ive. in another department OF France until my 80
terious LETTERS signed "BIeuTy de GrammonL'
reached them. aud a parcel left az their house.
It contained tie VIII which to make them rich ana
Il was accompanied by note from Pziire c'uched in
the following dramatic terms: &" BE at o'clock To-
morrow afternoon the Campigneulles road A man
viii say 10 YOU. i am PzaTe' Follow him." Hippo
lyte GuUemain youth OF seventeen did find himself
at the Try ,tugpace at the appointed hour He passed
q nan wearing a white blouse This man muttered,
CONTINUE and you viii meet Pzarre.' Preseu ay
Hlppolyte GulIeman espled a cabuO.et drawn by q
black steed line vehicle painted red and the relns
we've yellow. Wleu he came mp voice called out 10
him, Come Boz have been waiting for you; am
Pzarre" Suddenly The clorloiet stopped, and the
young man was I'D into corridor obscure that be
confessed ue would have dared TO enter 70 alone bat
Pzarre tod. him by the hand. Presently door opened
ana ne found himself IN wei.-Iurushrd room. table
was spread, aud on 1t some beef and a roasted fowl
were displayed. He sat down 90 eat but Plzarra LEFT
the apartment. In his absence GUicmaIu noted tia,
the room was filed with papers books portraits
swords reyOv-rs and false boards. He inquired of an
aged domestic VINO Pzirre was; the latter replied
ArJemou, and instantly vanished An ancient dame, io
whom Doe nut the same question, disappeared without
rruiyirg Pr emily PlZtTrc came back and prosecuted
him wl.u watch aud Golfer tu 90 the Drim OF gold
cola. Afer This, the mysterious hOsc proposed tina,
targ should 20 ou: wOOdc0ck shooting. GuIilcmaiu
agreed but the night was pitch dark, tIe sport
does DOT seem been very success H. Tor, after
FIXING Its suOts, Pizarre dismissed his guest, WHO r,
tUrne. Outr adventures OF an equally romantic
nature followed. but their relation dd not convince the
Court thai thee lemIIn wal. was authentic,