, 1873-03-03
NEW YORK;,
Now Cuban Agont--Eor vicnnn--A
hund Schcmc...Tho Jalnel Will Case
--Tho City Cllurter--Poisoning-
Fisk and Crolit Nr0btlicr.

Now Cuban Agcnf--Eor viennn--A
hnnd Schomc..Thc Jumel Will Case
--.Ello City Churter--poiso7ainu-. .n1rs.
Fisk and Crolit nobtlicr.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune
New YonK, March 1.-John Parker died In Paterson.
N. J., Yesterday, under circustancea that lead to
the superstition that Ills wife gavo him 1ucd-
cihes to bring about dropsy, after having starved
him nearly to death. parkor md his wifo
Lived In lacrosse, Wis., whoro they owned considera-
bio property, md had bcsides several Thousand dol
Lara In bank. Mrs. Parker, who was very peuurtous
sold everything 0bout thcir residence collected tho
rcnts and put tho money IN bank 8he refused 10 buy
food or fuel and Parker wrote to his ssscr IN patcr
aon. sho went to Lacrosse, and took
him to Pateraon, hut tho doctors said
he could not recover. Mrs. Parker then took aeps to
procure writ Of hnbeas corpus. post norton
examination will be made md It Is probable TINT Mrs.
RI I'D su!t q Jamca T7sE, 5r. aga.nst tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company, and the Credit Mobicr Of
4aa@ant ssh es .s, wa saHn s in 1s ,ss ss 9
10 oxnefsAp s. Of aoee shares u liz
account to him Of the dividends thereon somo time
ago motion waas made in Phadelphs for dissolu-
ot r'ss 0'essasiP? Tnise %ss
@ The wsw IN sn4 ,d SIefass Of 9es
nuncon to 1estan The ored Mober from
desolng Its organization until timo has beeu given
Tor judicial determination Of tho caimB OF Mrs.
Fisk who has been substituted plaintiff in place Of
her husband against the Credit hIobilier organization.
Judge Emmet and Mr.. sticlmsy appeared counsel
Tor the defendants, and David Dudley Field and
Thomas G. 5hcar1nan for Mrs. Fisk. The motion for
an injunction wns bsHed natnly m affidavit OF.
Thomas g, shearmau, to tho eject that tho recent
Congressional investigation had shown that the Credit
h1obilter had mado immense profits, amounting
to many millions Of dollars, and that 1t had
unsettled claims against the Union Pacific Railroad
Company for 1nnny millions Of doarB. RIr. Gcribner,
IN opposing ths notion said that In relation to tho
alleged had greatly enriched tho Credit Afohor, there
wao no proof showing TINT tho Credit Mobipr had
over received one oent on account Of the
TIE .Ns lettar A.. eont1acts A1r sor1bner thought
than 10 tho hands Of neceiyor, who would hold for
tho satisfaction Of nl just clais Mr. Field said TINT
was absolutely necessarily IN order to the prop
orty Of tho Credit Mober from being scattered aud
destroyed that tho officers Of tho organization should
There was evidence before tho Court that the |
property inst disappearing, and the Court was
bound to act on auch evidence under the other |
circumstances. Tho putting Of tho prop
orty into the hands Of Receiver suggested by r.
scribner would evontnae in causing tic initiation OF
serics Of suits by the plaintiff to obtain her rights
while the injunction was granted suitiwould |
su1ce. At the conclnatou Of Tho argument Judge
granted the following order: -
motion for an injunction being ma1e Is ia ordercl
~ Of m order hereon tho defendant Credit Mobilier
If America, Its officers, agents, attorneys, md
vana restrained from taking any proceedings for
he dissolution Of said Credit hIobiller Of America
3r for tho appointment or Hecelver Of |
s effects for tho distribution thereof among lis
stockholders any olicr poraon pcrsons nna from
making my distribution or transfer OF Its effects,
: '.-e-~a BAafuEL DLATuUFQKU.