Dashback v. Dashback

Complainant asks for a divorce upon the1 ground of extreme cruelty, wanton refusal and neglect to provide her a suitable sustenance, and desertion.

The bill of complaint does not specify any acts of cruelty, and consequently it is insufficient to allow the introduction ■of any proof upon that branch of the case: Briggs v. Briggs, 20 Mich. 41; Bennett v. Bennett, 24 Id. 482.

Neither do the proofs make a case of desertion. After leaving defendant’s farm they both went to reside with her parents, and after about three months -they separated. While there he caused a great deal of ’trouble. His…