, 1873-03-02
NEW YORK.

New Cuban Ag:11:.-Eor Eicnua-A
Land Scllcne--T.sc .3.1z,1c1 VIII Case
--Thc City C11a1tcr--ToisoniaH~.
Fisk aud Credit Hobilier.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRK, March John Parker d!ed in Paterson,
n. j., Yesterday, under circustanccs that lead I'd
the suppozihon tha. his wife gave him medi.
cines to bring about dropsr after having starrea
hita nearly to death. Parker aud his wife.
lived in Lacrosse, Ws, whsxe they owned considers
bio property, and had, besides, several thousand dol
lars in bank. Airs. Parker, WHO vcry penurious
sold everything about their residence, collected thu
rerts and put the money In bank Sue refused to buy
food fuel and P.-ker wrote to his s1ster in Pater
son. sho went to lacrosse, and took
he could not recoyer. rs Parker then took steps to
examination win b. made and i Is probabla that aIrs
Parker will bo E1reztaa for murder.
as road Hd Ct Sopapy iss Fs a Se
Sona.at tor sons tai,ae. The % objects Jet tst .of.
the legal ownership By Fisk OF 20co0 sha1ra Of tas
Crod. Mobicr stock, and to compel them to mako
sso motion waao made IN Philadelphia for dlssolu
ton OF the Credit Mobiiier organization, which
motion was denied. To-day, counsel Tor ,lrs:
FISK Jr appeared in tho United States Circuit Court
before Judge nlatchford for tho purpose Of moving
diEsolving It's organization until time has been given
for judicial discrimination Of the clz1na Of Mrs.
Fisk who has been substituted p'Ann In pisce Of
her husband against the Credit Iob!lter organzaon
Judge Emmet and h1r. 6uc.ney appeared counsel
Tor tho defendants, aud David Dudley Field and
Thomas G. Shearman fer Mrs. Fisk. The madon fot
IN injunction WAS based mainly on IN affidavit Q!
Thomas G.. 8hearman, to the effect thst the rteeai
Congressional investigation had shown that tha Credit
61obu1er had mzde immense profits, amounting
to many million. Of dollars, and that It had
unsettled claims against the Union Pacac Rai!toaa
Company for many Inlous Of dollazs. Mr. scribuets
In opposing the motion, said that In reiston 70 tne
Hoxte, Cakes Anes, anu Davis contracts, what VA
alleged had greatly enriched the Credit Moblier, Gars
uas proof showing that the Credit IoOiiisr hsd
aver 1eceired one cent On acs2un. ., ,sonahs ahs
that the property cou1d he nowhere gata
than in the hands OF Receiver who would hold 1os
the satisfaction Of al just claims. l1r. Fled SD fhn
1t vas absolutely necessary, In order to szvo the
destroyed, that the officers Of tie organization snouo
be cntotned from parting with any Of Its p5opeNy: ~
There evidence before the Court that Va
property VIE fast disappearing, end the Con1s -
bound to act on such evidence under the otuss
surrounding circumstances. The putting Of the P1v
Scr7bner would eVentuate In causing tho tu1dsnoEW "
series OF suits by the plaintiff to obtain hsr feau3
while II the injunction was granted one so1t ~ MI.
Suffice. At the conclusion Of the argument Juos"
motion for an injunction being made, Is Is otasis
that until tha decision Of the said motion, anu tas
y OF an order thereon, the defendant, C1cdS nous @
OF America, Its officers, ngent5, 1ttorneTs sn -
wants arc restrained from taking any proceeMnes ~
the dissolution Of sail Credit Mobiher es AneneS7
its effects for the distribution thereof among ~
stockholders any other person or persona AIu
making any distribution transfer Of It's ctees.
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