Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
DECIDED IN COURT.
The HOfSlsy Domestic Troubles Result
In Divorce.
BEER DRINKING CAUSED MISERY.
artist Eiselr, Who Terrified Collector
GoOu,sll, Gets On by Paying
Costs.

Auh NNNuh'luo H. ilpINlty We Nlent
Horslcy divorce caso O. q ~ consider.
Gblu time ia the rnlrI distrlc, cour,
Utay. The plaintiff asked !yr divorce
N tue grounds VI cruelty, AHd tue dc.
oniant dsui,d tho cruelty aul tue al.
legations Doc t4c complaint.
Me. nIuloy tpst.hrI that thcy
we've married June -, 1867, sni
lyUI iosu.uvr uii February .. 1895.
Their residence was To sslt Lakp cay.
ihCy haI ,uige iAusu;ugs, the eldrs. ~
aGi the yyuugsst 20. Their home
YES !u hts uuaH,DiB usmo. {. vas
uutcHa'cJ by WslfJ int earnings. sns
worried as hafI @. Hc did, snl uaric',
Js tho uirsul 90 pufcuasc H. rnn
property wHa worth about $4,000.
Hgr husDsud wa gwen 10 the u.o NJ
intoxicating lu IUr. "Hc has drank
euuuEh To- HcvI lb1 very devil iu him
all the timy.N lie haI been wurfs
lately, frequently setting on -ureu.,
wien he WsH very bad. lie WIS
lIN % eovru uaya ~ TCIvrt.
~ from snuIo spree. he Nou,d
swear vi d. r, call nrr viisuAn e, ,uI
tu exceedingly htuuvs. nhu had
uufsed him ~ the ptrio " he spfrrs,
tut he was none the less cruel. lilo
had lost his employment through his
drunkenness. Il formerly worked NJ
tue Ihr,tuf, but Z tour year, past no
hui bUuu d bartender, with !i9 per
week. he hsd tnfratrnpt hct. anu
ALTO had stfucs nor. In October last
Lo threw % chair at hrr, striking
her ON the foot aui crIpvliug her
fOt three weeks, Nu had used excel
lngIy vile anu nbusivr language. Last
February he struck nor vito hi' h-i.
She had sometimes spoken bur 49, 10
MN, because he provoked her she
had not lived with him nsau .cu
tue itn Of April last. win u.c "a.
Coptign Of three week. since thee, they
had lived Ia tho same house, but mad
ltycl apart. she hal no other place %
stay. she wanted $50 month for
support.
On cfou-cKsmlna,lon, Mrs. Horslsy
tolI Of haviug lived IN 81. George eight
~ nino yehrs since her marriage.
They had never lived happily, M her
husband always had neglected her.
By being very careful, Sue had got
along with what he brought her Of his
earnings. lie had bees 40 "beastlyn
Jealous that she could not kiss her
sister; he had been jealous Of her
bfothsf.in.lAw, who died eighteen
years agO. She had been q faithful
and dutiiul wife. When he was die.
chafgrd from tho theater, Mr.. Horsley
told her it was because the ladies com.
planned Of his offensive breath, through
tho use " liquor. Sue had been more
anxious Tor him 20 WORK than no
was. When he got on his spfe.- she
would nurse him and brace him up
with medicine, ~ save him from being
diSchafged from his employment.
Since April her daughter had sup.
ported her, and Sue had received Moth
my from Mf. Horsloy. They had had
horse aud buggy, but he had taken
the morse away out OF spite. While
they were living together, sometimes
she would ret 81 or s. Aweek, She
had got dollar from him a fow days
ago tor medicine. She never had
locked him out of the house. II che
hEd done 80 he would have smashed
every window In the house. She had
sometimes called him nAtd names
when he made her angry. He was
desperate tempered man, Gud mad
lhTratnei 10 NIL her. That was the
occasion Of her leaving him IOr the
three weeks she was absent from home.
Sho had never given him cause Tor
jealousy, Home WAS tue last place no
gave consideration 10.
Two letters were presented 10 Mis-.
H0sloy; Uue she admitted having
wfi iIeu, but the other she said vas not
written by her.
MIrs n title l.. HorslBy, dsu Zhtsr of
The Plaintiff ana dc obuaut, said her
father had used liquor 10 an extent
that hs made theif home very uu-
HAPPY. lie was ircquently drunE,aud
hii treated her mOInsr With eGJTome
cruelty, cllliug her the Vilpst names.
Hu also called the witHgH, vile nNmss.
Soc saw hin htTikc her mother lGsg
February. Iof mother hHu been
iar kinder than hpr father deserved.
WitGcsa SAW her lAth urow clsr
NJ her M Ylher, hittiug neG uu ths loot.
Ga ctUss animation, toe witnes,
said her mother sent her 10 school. her
.ather shOwiHg no care. lie nEl ms.
treated her mother Witness would
not so fog any dTLuksn mRi what nor
mother had Il nc for her i7'her. wiz
utss la prevented huT father striking
b uughrr several times They tad
not put him out OF tue hou e, or driven
him away, Rows we're very frequent.
When asInl thB uhl any lJVB Tor
her father, ". noss said, "riat | dc.
clue ~ answer"
Two letters, one from Mrs. Horsley
10 mr. husband, with = pr position 10
settle thuif difficulties, sud the other
20 r.. n. Harry, were offered ia evil
uenre by tho defense, but we're exclude
ei by tho oDLrt as not bearing on the
10 ue- In the case,
Glen Horlry, the defendant, tes'l-
lied Inat hu wa. Engaged a, bartender,
getting Sl9 week, - m tiiui y scrip
aud ~ m money. rho proprietor Of tue
saloon takes tue scrlp VA bu iua y, snI
pnyS % 10 uie employee, lie had no
claimed tina. his properly wgs wluu
tiuUl, Hu could aut get more thsH
$1,000 TOT % now, Mr.. HJTslUy sui
81 acknowledge | drink beer, bus N-
ID raising goW auJ all that, | uo
not" lie hal never baI ,ellnuu
tfempus. Had not uygn discharged 90.
ufuuku Hnts#. Had been discharge
nom Iug lhga,vT because some q
,.su ulI tuo work CI Hler. M.
hUr-lry, IA reply ~ an itquiry ms 90
or king hls vile, saiu, 81. ~ 'usD 40
IT," w4un hit attorney 9 NJ uIv1
him thar he must not talk thHl way ia
court. Ho douied throw NJ % onair a.