New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE DIafECOURr UUSURUS ELOPEMEyT
From The Dday Ne,es, London. oct. H..

From The Ddflv Nelcs, LOndoH. Oct. H.
The marriage Of Mdllc. dlmecOurt, which has
inst taken place. has naturally recalled the memory OF
tbs famous trial which took place some Tour or hVeycarS
AGO before the l. clcsiastical Tribune at Rome Mdc
~ nEcoirt was then nineteen. and had formed
runaway marriage with NJ IauI Musurus, son OF tno
Ambassador OF Turkey in london Aided ny inc coop
Grafton of the young adys govcress the young couple
met in London and were there married 10 feg'tf o.
dcc Tneg lived together for weeks but the young
bride was induced France by the false
reservations OF police agent enpoyed ny hcr lloer'
tcsso d'ImGcourt then appealed to the Ecclesl-
Sstlcal Tribune to declmo the marriage
null and void on tho ground that ~ Paul
Musuru had practsed OF sorcery her daughter
The peadings withheld from the public by order OF
the Marquis Gaet. whose sister the Comesse dime
court Is But the entcprlsng editor OF the Pa1s fgar0
managed to get hold OF the mothers petition ana ii0m
1t gave copiOns extracts to curious public she de-
cared her daughter to be OF disposition more than
commonly susceptible to the spells ol inc Musician;
being subject 10 halucinatons. attacks OF hysera and
fits Of sonnambusm At the age OF nineteen she was
childish Ia character that she WIN uol's "thg
thus portrayed her daughters character III the lght
most favorable for her own purpose the C0mtessc next
of noble birth fortune she pleaded. and was well
aware mat ms religion. as heInner oI we Eaoeh R
Church. would alone prove an insupeTabie obstacle 20
his union with her daughter whom he had wor from her
home by the exercise OF unhalOwed spells.
conOus extracts from the letters OF the lady, who had
IN love is very fully proved by letters She asks
him 10 send her second photograph because she has
tell him that sac OF the ladies dcputed to make tho
collection at the Church Of ST. Clotidc the month Of
bag she is TO carry When she begs her to come
aud eOpo with her TO England no replied that II he did
his father would curse him and her. To she re-
spOnds AdOred Paul. am terribly agitated by your
letter No, my Paul, your father shall not
Will die rather than incur his naledictiOu. Neyerthe
less, We must awAy-thcre's no help for II. NY
white shoes and gloves are bOughtand ready shall
follow any you suggest but wha: may your
wife must be-" This may be taken a fair example
be found In love letters. "Your father
Will curse II We marry, therefore will
marry But we must marry for the white shoes arc
bought. / will, however. follow any course you sug-
gest" The trial ended by the marriage being
nounced null and void by the Pope, the brides family
having used every possible effort TO this end On Satur
day last the lady married TO Prince Frederick VIII
lam OF ohenohe. The ceremony civil one, as tho
bridegroom IS Protestant fact which lays the brides
mother open to charge OF Inconsistency one OF her
pleas against NJ Paul Musurus being that he did not be-
long to the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope, In this
instance has smoothed away all difficulties by fre"%
giving his sanction To the marriage the sole condition
that all the children OF the union be brought
Roman Catholics. The newly welded pair now at
LOurdes and intend passing the winter at Vienna Such
Is the cOnmplace sequel TO romantic story which
the attention OF the Continental world fixed with
unusual Interest dnriug the OF the trial.
sWhy, Lucy see how your dolls heads cracked"
It feI from the bathroom SindOE. I'm afraid in
formation OF the brain will set in."