New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
DID MR.. CosULICH ABAyDOY MS WIFE :
SIZE HAS HIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT HE
FEIGNs INSANITY.

SIZE HAS HIN MISUNDERSTANDING THAT HE
FEIGNs INSANITY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cosulich, whose husband,
Joseph was recently taken from her and placed In the
Boomin gdac Lunatic Asylum, and who made An unsuc-
cessu attempt regain his custody has taken different
proceedings through counsel Cardozo and Newcomb'
aud yesterday her husband was arrested 10y Deputy
Sheriff Brown upon order granted by Judge Donohuo
OF the Supreme Court and bail liked at the sum OF
$4,000. The arrest caused In proceedings begun
by Mrs Cosuch against her husband charging MIN with
abandonment and failure contribute toward her sup
port and alleging that no about 10 leave the state
The papers upon which the order OF arrest was granted
were the complaint In tho action; affidavit by Mrs.
Cosuich and also by Minnie MOntOur her sister aud by
A. NJ Bodwick the priest Of 81 Francis NavicTs Church
who married Mr.. and Mrs. Cosuiioh They were married
aud lived tossthSr At IA" h"iAAa iiss
until last Sunday Then Mr. COsulich left his wife, say
ing that he intended taking walk bat he dd not re-
turn She received Information that he had been thAeh
10 Bloomn gdao Lunatic Asylum and says that tho com
ltmcnt procured between Bella Cosulch, her broth
ern-aw and other persons on Wednesday she Visited
her husband at the asylum and he refused to give her
any information as To his ultimate inten.
tiOn, saying that he was sick ana uat he
proposed remain whore he was until he recovered
ON last Monday, Mrs. cOsulich In her complaint says
some persons entered her apartment ana t0rcioy re-
moved all the furniture, which her husband had gwen
her She charges that tHs conspiracy between her
husband and bis brother Bella and that her husband
being kept In the unac asylum to make IL appear ha
e was insane when he married her She asserts that 10
not Insane aud that he has refused 10 give her any
money. -. -, ,.,.,
Intends To 20 TO Europe for the purpose of abandon
ing her Ia her affidavit she declares that she knew
Mr.. COsuch five months before he married hcT'
and during that time represented that hc clOngcd 10
q wealthy family ~ Austria but that he feared ms lho
would disinherit hn " he should marry hor lie asked
her keen their marriage secret for few years or until
ms fath her should die. UHil hts brother Bella VINO was
I'm Europe returned Mrs Co-ulch asserts that sue ana
her husband had trouble. "our brleI mafricu ire
was an sxcee iingy happy one, she said I'VE had no
differences or dispute. OF any description Afisr ne
left her, she says. two gentlemen called upon
her but they refused 20 tell her where hef
husband was They declared that he was
insane when he married her: one OF them sho staes.
divorce and IL would he granted, and that she might
receive some money ia settlement Mrs. tosuch de-
cned TO entertain this proposition She asserts mat he
husband insane but that he mas bceh
spiracy for separation for tho aDnnment OF their
marriage q" believe that, unless speedily become
party 20 some cOusyc proceedings for the purpose OF
the annulnent OF marriage the defendant VIII ea'o
this country" ,.. ~,
Cosuich always treated his vile VIII wlln
marked consideration and affection wien
she called upon him at the asylum
she declared no threw himself the bed and acled
very peculiarly She thought that this was done 10 make
her believe that he actually insane. The AFFIDAVIT of
Father BOdwck stated that he had several Interviews
with Mr. COsulich before his marriage ana he believer
perfectly competent To enter into marriage re-
latons e thought the marriage was purely voluntary
on tho part OF br. COsuch and that IL was sincetey
desired by him Upon these facts Judge Dononne
granted the order OF arrest, which was placed IN the
hands Deputy Sheriff Brown, who went to the asylum
and arrested Mr. Cosulch He was taken 10 the Sncrl
subsequently placed by the sheriff upon consent of both