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PTERREPONT SPEdES.
Making Grant Responsible for the Letter to
district Attorneys.


WASHINGTON. March 29-AttOrney-Ccn-
ara, t,,a..o.a,,, -, -. -. q. 40. In
% e'opon' speh' Vu'ee n"u"S VO-uv -"
attempting to satisfy tho curiosity OF the Judi
ciary Committee on the subiect OF Executive
i,,a,foron.. -. a. 80 ,,.-,..., ..,,.,a..
'iV'O".e WIZ" 'no 'a'o cIoohou "n'Sho'
trials In the West. Naturally the examination
covered great deal of /. .atter. which bas alto
.o,h.. -. 49,, -. -, 80 -,
so'"e' 'oS' tne interest OF freshness OF hoVely'
The committee m anifosted the most interest In
the Attornev. .Conerals fanous circui., lo,,or
90 ,ho n,.,,,o, A,,s., %. 80 -
W Vhe Dlsuict Attorneys OF St LOUIS CbicaRo
and Milwaukee, which received tho popular in
terpretation tof heino designed to n,scou,.ga
,, =, -, ,, W
Prosecutions Oh the "h'shey hng conspirators.
Mr.. perreponts account of Ii IL, that the presi-
don't WA verv ,,uch dis,,rhed n, Tho cons,on,
80 "'o wy "ue" o'u a. '"o 0o"S'a"'
receipt oil newspaper SIPS ana letters ana per-
sonal stntements giving inform alton Of attemr 10
an tho mar, ~ Covornmon, oeac,,Is In ,nos.
tbree cittes 10 fr,,,, n,, tba ,aven,,s
and tbat Inc p,esiirnt snUia To- Ii,, On nya or ~
siY ditforcnt nccsst,,s exryoS.tn, Ia. Tcar ,h a,
aucb thtnes n .Iin,yad ,xn,id h,ing sra rdsi o,,
lie Admin,s,,raiioU r. "'u'U ''''E ""
NJ piarrannnt hI,rsol, yo. ,.,hor irciI,ed 20
trea, thosc ~ tstn,,ants ns "Yscsora,ions and Ala
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4 TRAGEDY BRoUGHr TO LIGHr
4 Death Traced TO saturday Night Dispute
IN IA FIRST Ward BarrO0m.

Ohcer McDermott reported to Capt.
saunders on Tuesday that destitute man was
sick Ia the fourth story Of tho tenement at l02
Wa,hingtOn street An ambulance was sent for.
and the man was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
ID. WEIGH pronounced him Insane, and ordered
him put into cell. lie grew violent In his de-
rus. and was then handcufcd.
Ol wednesday morning a woman protesting
TO be the patients vile visited the hospital, and
asked to SEQ him. She said that his name was
Jeremiah sullivan; that he was a iaborer, forty
eight years old, ana that, having quarreled with
some men, he had been thrown down stairs.
She aftorw3fd said that he was not her nus .
band. but her brother in-law.
Late on "Wednesday night sullivan died In his
cell, and his body was taken to tho Morgue.
Yesterday afternoon a boy who said no was Su
lyan's son told Cipt. Saunders that sullivan
Alexander McCurnin, a bartender in liquor
saloon at li2 Liberty street, owned by Henry
Seeolmp. MCCIruin having been arrested, said
tn On saturday night, the 18th inst, Sullivan
entered tho saloon and took a drink Of beer.
Several men were in the saloon moro or less In
toNicited. The barkceper saw Sullivan try To
rob one Of the drunken men. McCuTnln spoke
abruptly to him, and sullivan retOrted with
abusive language. McCurnin then took up a
heavy revolver and approached Sullivan and
pushed MIN toward tho door, across the thresh-
old OF which he fell. Recovering himself Sulli-
van showed fight, and McCurnin struck him
several blows on the head, one OF which fellod
him TO the loor Sullivan then went home.
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THE GANo am ~ oUOD.
The Railroad bond ForRcrics and tho Forgery
on the Bank of England.

Walter Sheridan, n member of tho New
York Produce Exchange was arrested by pink e.
ertons men at the Hoboken ferry late on
Wednesday night lie was arragned In the
General Sessions yesterday to plead to eighty
two separate indictments for forgery. lie
pleaded not guilty, aud was remapded to the
Tombs.
Sheridan is suspected OF being . confederate
Of Spence Pettis, Andrew Roberts, and Frank
Gleason In the great railroad bond forgories that
were discovered In 1873. About nyo hundred
thousand dollars worth Of the spurious socurl-
ties were sold, aud several bankers were made
bankrup,s.
Among the bonds that tho conspirators forced
and obt ined loans on were those OF tho New
YORK Central Railroad, tho Now York. Buffalo
aud Etio Rulroad, the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey, the Western Union TELEGRAPH Company,
tho Central Pacific and Union Pacinc Railroads,
tho chicago and Nouhwestern RallrUad the
Allentown school NJ and bonds, tho TobO and
Neosho Iiailroad, tho California and Oregon
Railroad, and the Erie water Loan bonds. The
amount Of money represented ny the forged
bonds that the gang printed ID said to have been
The Complaints against sheridan are made by
tho New York Guaranty and Indemnity Com
pany and the National Trust Company. lilo
borrowed $1,000 Of tho former corporation, and
pledged as security for the loan tllHOOD In forged
Bun alo and Erie honda. lie got from the Trust
Company $1,000. giving as collateral SiO,OO IN
the same Kind Of bonds. On the discovery OF
his forgeries he fed to Europe with the wiie OF
"phu." Hargreavos, u former partner Of Mace
tho prize fighter, lie travelled incognito through
France and Belgium, and spent his money ir
gambling and rlotous living. Ito returned 70
the UUitcd states and went To California after
he had spent his money, and thereafter his wits
wero kept busy In evading the police. Ho wa,
| caught as he was crossing the ferry from the
railroad depot I'm HobOkcn. IIo bad only seventy
cents. In the Church street station he gave the
name of Charles kean.
After years OF patient shadowing the dc
tectives have caught the last of tho gang. Rob
erts ana Gleason, tho ncipale, arc In Ludlow
street jail, and pettis, their confederate, Is II
prison In Massachusetts,. Sheridan Is native o
New Orleans, about thrty-eight years OF age
lie has been engaged In various grades OF crime
for tho last tweqty years. Tue first capital 70
| the Bank VI England furgcfies was furnished b
Sheridan. ROBERTS, aud ileason but they fount
Macd noell and the Bid wells too Intimate witt
women, and then withdrew their money. The
women afterward gave the police the informa
tlou thlt led to the arrest Of tho forgers.
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TIE MARINE BtNK's loss.
iIedden a. Known In Orange, N. j., and
Heddeu us Known by Himself.

Nv
The officers OF the Marine National Bank
received many callers yesterday from Or-nge,
n. j.. who were anxious to learn tho facts OF
the default and disappearance OF James Il. He'd
den, by whom the bank lost $4,000. Hedden's
life in Orange has been so exemplary that his
fellow townsmen could hardly credit the rumors
Of his crime. Mr.. James Fish. President of the
bank, says that Hedden enjoyed the confidence
OF his employers. He entered tho banks SER
vice sixteen years ago. No dissipation seemed
to have charms for him, and his associations
not less than his services were exemplary
lie was pillar Of the Congregational Church In
Orange and the Superintendent Of its Sunday
school. In February he was given permission to
take his annual V cition. lie said that he WAS
going West. HIS vac ition expired two weeks
ago, and his continued absence led to an ex-
animation oil the books, aud then II was nscer-
iained that for year and half Hedden and
Henry BOde, restaurant keeper at 122 Water
street, have been steadily defraudina tho bank.
lOde made bis deposits in tho customary
form, had them duly entered In his bank book,
and tha deposit check passed into Heddon's
hands for entry to BODIES credit In the ledger
II Booe deposited $l45 Hedten made It el, las In
were presente the ledger showed that he Ap-
parently had ample money on deposit.
The examination was continued until frauds
amounting to $25.O00 were discovered, aud then
the bank obtained order for Bodies arrest.
lie is IL Lpdlow street jail, The eIamlnatiQn
,estefd;y fist. tae amount oil the Irauus 70
$33, ,UUO.
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rnE wlsnIvcrovrTILE noRRoR.
tho Remains of tho Victims. aud the Inaucst
by n COroner's jury.

The scene Of the explosion I'm Washing
tonvillo on wednesday was visited by many in
habitants OF westchester lnty yesterday, and
search was made for the romans OF Charles
Venthem, who was literally blown to atoms.
The scorched and mutiated bodies OF William
Deih and Jacob Schrciner were arranged as DE-
Gently as possible. David nuber. the foreman,
bas been In torture since he wAs taken home.
His face 10 IA black as coal, and his bands and
feet are badly burned and torn to strips. He
may recover William Westfall was barely nlive
late Yesterday afternoon. Toe outlre surface Of
hi, body Il a black and tom mass Of burnt
flesh. The jury lmpaDelled by Coroner Hughes
rendered II verdict Of accidental death, the ex-
plOsion having been caused, they believed, by
the caselessncss OF the mon who wero killed.
The damage done to the houses near the
storage building 10 considerable. In many the
ceiling was destroyed, and many movable pieces
OF furniture were broken, and looking glasses
and crockery were generally smashed. A house
In West Chester near Williamsb'idge. badly
shaken. A little Rrl standing up to rscite in
the Fourth Av0nuo School, In Mount vernon.
was knocked down bv the aonoussion. Inc
switcnman st tho Junction OF tho Harlem and
New Haven Railroads saw tho smoke from the
first sllsht explosons as no stood before the
door of his cabin. when the heavy explosion
took place, he WAS nearly thrown 10 The ground
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PARIS GREEN IN BROOKLFN.
A WOmnn's Mysterious Death -Whnt an FIX
animation Revealed.

animation Revealed.
Jane Dowles, aged 3S, who was admitted
to the county hospital at Flatbush on Tuesday.
suffering from a dose OF Paris green which she
had taken at her home at SO De Kalb avenue,
died late on Wednesday, and yee::!.eTAA.yys post
norton examination revealed that sho bad
been the subject Of MALPRACTICE, She had lived
for some time In DeKab avenue with " iiam
Heath, alias william Wilson, a steel encraver Of
4a Fulton street, New York, who deserted his
wife and six children fourteen yelIs ago.
On last Friday aath was taken sick and
went TO his sisters home in Flatbush. on Mon
d Jane Bowles, who was known az ano Wilson,
called Mrs. j ane Paterson, her cousin, who lived
IN the same house, and toln her that sho had
taken poison by accident. DIR. Bell Of 2gl War
ren street prescribed magnosia lie had no sus-
plCon that she was suffering from malpractice.
Mrs Peterson said to Il o police yesterday tn at
she had been an intimate friend of the dead
woman for long time, and she believed that
she had not had all operation performed.
Coroner Simms last night, after careful exam
nation, concluded that there had been no mal-
nractioe, and that death was the result OF the
= RS green taken with a suicidal intent. lie be-
leyed that tho gastric irritation caused by the
poison brought ON miscarriage.
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the next room and may hear what ynn sW H depru n.
itrlus him IN here; I wuuln rRthcr ne Nuuiu u,.h
w',ni nave 10 say" But COL Eakin wouidnt DIlhg
HIN In. , 4. To- f,hc,cv
d Whore is hc now A. / thuk ne u H'lh wiz"
O Where ~ col T. kim Al i-nt Iouisyile,
htcve In .re, thit qu, tcrl, 'e, q pa W t,, n
q You aHy ynu 1lc til- report " lho WV ", ,Ia,.
mont iu iS7iY msdc It to Tic G.paftncht CON,
man ler N Forwarded t. to the war Dtpaf. meat.
tra ed it through the department commander but
never heard uf b. Hftufwuti. .,-... .
q There was no acilun taken on Y whatcVert A.
never hoa u of any. was prepared then A. am now
4 subsfnttais All charged. aud confidently Expect
"a conrt ~ inuuf, would be ordered hut none was
want to nay however that haven't the least idea IN
the world where ick lurne got hts INFORMATION ~ re-.
gar to nv rapport us never mentioned II 10 nim or
any one else. .
II from you or any OF your iriends
This testimony has created a profound sensa-
tIon here. and the general lmuressiOn "a that tho
surface OF the corruption in the War Depart
mcnt has only been scr itched as yet.
Tho committee will tomorrow call Mrs.
Marsh. and eho viii be asked to tell all sne
knows ab out the scandal.
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Guterman & Brothers. OF i5i broadway. dene
that they have failed
THE SUN has received 81 from NJ W. d., a
from Cheerful Giver. sud 81 from K. J. g., for Mira
Ross.
Eliza Strickland. Of 36i West Twenty-sixtA
strcet died Yesterday OF congestion OF the brain caused
by a fall.
The Post ONCE searchers got a Ietter yestsr,
day addressed Westchester county, Darrytown Doe
ton, Massachusetts,, Bay Ridge"
VIM. bernherdt OF 60I East Fifth street shea
himself through the heart LIST night. H0 oAbnSa
maker DO years old out Of employment,
Justice DOnohue has ordered all persons ia-
terested In the Harlem and Spuyten INTERCHANGEABLE
Company to show on tho l2th VI April why the cOmpsr
ny should not be dissolved
Mr.. Ellison Richardson OF n Bond ST, formerly
clerk IN the employment OF tho Board OF HeaIth
oolc acid tie WAS dipsomaniac.
The body OF an unknown drowned man Was
found Coreas street yesterday He:wss about thur
NiouI Jears DID, OF dark complexion hair and ehin
Mhskers and wore dark froci coat aud dArg pantA-
yysr "ai's .HFs saa eAutkis e2sss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24
THE INsURREcrIoN IN MEXICO.
Oaxacn and Number OF Towns In tho Puebla
Mountains In Open Revolt.

Oaxaca and Number OF Towns In tho Puebla
Mountains In Open Revolt.
CITY or MEXICO, March i2.-Publio at
tention Is hxod on Oaxaca, where the insurrec-
uon continues, and the situation Is becoming
critical. Gen. Alatorre ls conducting the cam
paign with al army OF 400 mou. Gen. Corella.
after repuslnR two attacks Of the reyolutionists,
broke through their lines and effected juno.
lion with AlatoIre, but Col. Gonzalez has not
Yet boon able to Join the main body. Tho revo-
iuilonists have fortified Carboneria, where thoy
VIII dispute Alatorre's passage TO Oaxaca. A
battle Is expected. Should Alatorre fail, the
Government will ind itself weak, morally and
physically. Donata Guerres's band Of rebels
has been com pletey dispersed.
number Of towns Ia tue Puebla m Mountains
are now IN open rebellion. The Apan insurgents
have Joined the Pueblans. Gen. Escobedo hav
Ing suppro4sod the outbreak In Michoacan. will
90 to Puebla and operate against the revolutions
lists In that quarter. Puebla will DO declared In
q state Of siege. Tiascala has already been so
proclaimed,
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THE IA YTIAN REVOLUTION.

Jncmel In tho Hands OF tho Insurgents
Another Uprising In tho Interior.
KINGSTON, ia, March l5.-Affairs in Hayti
continue TO give alarm. Jacmel Is completely
IN the hands OF the insurgent forces. and It Is
believed that Gen. Canal has returned TO the
country and Is again leading the revolution.
All the trees back Of Jacmel have been cut
down so thai the approach OF the GOvernme mt
forces may be seen aud that tho Wonlty may be
fortified, Two Government steamers are block
ndinR the port. Meanwhile another section OF
the country, some thirty miles from fort-au
Prince, has risen against the Government, and
several engagements have already taken place.
Tho foreigners In Port Au-PriDoe are greatly
alarmed lest tho negroes should take advantage
OF the situation and sDPly thS torch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24
LANDAuLEr WILLIAMs's GUIHr.
What IL Cost TO Flaunt the Bloody shirt in
North and south Carolina.

NOrth ana south Carolina.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Mr. Cnulhclds
Committee on Expenditures Of the Department
Of Justice has at last struck bonanza. II. c.
Whitley, the notorious ex-chlef OF the secret
service and chief conspirator in the safe burg
larY plot, was before the committee to-day, and
testified that during the years ISL lS7e 1873, and
1874 he received from the disbursinc oifce OF tho
Department Of Justice nearly slJO,OO0, which he
used In ferreting out Ku-Klux In North and
South CarOlin'. lie said he spent most OF II In
purchasing notions aud dry goods for peddlcrs
packs, turned the stock over to bis detectives,
who Invaded the strongholds OF the klans and
Ia this way became acquainted with the leaders.
Tho business might prove remunerative TO all
concerned, as no report OF expenses was ever
made. The Attorney.Gensral, the President,
and his satellites were content to hear Of the
arron ~ innocent persone, and no one cared
W he money OF how II was spent.
.laim that Beiknap can be impeached
can1ydIostablished, then, from the evidence had
today before Mr.. Caulnold's committee, IL Is
equally certain that ex-Attorney General Will
liaIns can also bs impeaohed. MIR. whitley did
not appear to think that the expenditure Uf
Sl50.OUQ was such drosdful thing, hts habit hav-
ing been to throw money about carelossly when
no chief OF tho secret service, as, Tor In
stance, the generous manner In which he com
penssted the thieves and burglars employed in
the safe burglary ;ransaction. Other witnesses
have been summoned TO substantiate the testi-
mony OF Whitley.
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DEsPERIDO LOOSE.

Tho LattS, Of the Escapes from the state
fI.-on In sing Sing.
william Gleason. a,.es Big Dock" alias
Dookerty." Ia missing from Bh.s Sing prison. When
tho convlcs nsrcned ont yesterday n,,rning Gleason
was not among them. His cell mate played D." dummy
the guard when tue roll called on Weins ,day
night. and Gleason slowed himself away In the yaru
until after dark. lie Is notorious pickpocket and is
supposed to be the captain Of gang Of pickpocke's
that operate the street In November last he
robbed lelnAn on 1he platform Of car In Print
ing house eQuste. and the gentleman having pursued
him into Theatre alry the thief turned knOckCd
him down, and then shot him He ran oward the CITY
Hail. anu when chased by OtliccT Nan Buskrk, he
at hin also. lie sentenced tho 10Th Of Novem.
Years for the assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-24
JERSEY CITY's COMMISSIONERS.
The Result Of IN Election In the state Leais
Iature Yesterday.

Tho two Houses Of tho Now Jersey Legis-
lature met In iolnt session yesterday, for the
election Of Jersey City Commissioners. Senator
ALBEIT moved to postpone action until the
Legislature should finally consider the bill "a at
provides for tho election Cf Commissioners by
the people.
The motion for an electlon was adopted.
prot 81 si;ned ry ovorY Democratic NOM
Der WAS presented uy Senator Abbett.
Tho following named were elected David A.
Poioubet. Police Justice. vice James N. Davis /:
Board u Works, II. N. Eze Chas. q. Potter /:
Police board. W. s. Nellson, Arcnd stoenken,
William keencY: Fire CoumIssIoners ". A.
Fisher, $. w, Suslng, j. ]. Van eper.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
How Far an Insurance Company Is Bound /
tho Action Of its Agent.

BALTIMORE, March "a suit In the Superior
Court OF Rabbi BenjAmin sHold OF the Hanover si.oct
hs@ew Temple sss.!,s! the ps!wpoiitan Life Insur.
anoe Company Of Now York. decided yeatO.day in
favor OF the company On the application OF the Rabbi
an endowment policy for 5000 was changed to re.
serve endowment policy, lie had paid ~ 300 on the
nst policy but In the change was credited with only
tDo tne dinerenco ailowOa N changing Ihe Dolcles.
He claimed that Mr., 5. L. Fitensn, the agent OF the
company here had agreed 70 credit the 200 but no
meullon had been made Of this IN h application to the
company for the exchange. Judge Dobbins held that
the company we're not bound by the agreement OF the
prCseQul was entered.
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What the CONGREGATIONAL Assoc, alton II Do
inG About the Brccher Business.

Tho special Committee Of the New York ani
Brooklyn Association OF Congregational Minister'S ap-
pointed to examine into the charges Of adultery Against
the Rev Henry Ward Beecher determine whether be
ought to continue me mbrr OF the association met
in Brooklyn on Wednesday. secret session DR.. bud
ington, DR.. WIN Taylor. the Rev Chas Hall Everest
Prof Martin, ana the Rev sir Virgin. all OF the con-
mtcc, attended. IL WAS agreed to report TO the
citation at the sem-tnnuai meeting IN the Puritan
Church on "Wednesday, April 5th that owing to the
continued agitation II thr question which they
appointed 10 nyes .ate. and the recurring prospect OF
Judicial ccclrsiat cll inquiry, theT had takrn
steps consequence unable to make denlito
report 1hc members uf the committee would not SAY
whether hcJ would give any color their report the
asapgiaor IL Is expected that the personal question
will b. avoided at the next meeting. and that the
mttoe Till De continued ia power.
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
The Use Of Government Funds In the Bostsa
Nnvv Yard Tor Political Purposes.

wAsnINGroN, March 23.-Tho Committee on
the Expenditures Of tue Department VI Ju tice win
ed In medstey to invcstgate the alleged unneo
c1sary emp oymcnt OF hundreds OF mccnanics and la
bor,rs AZ the Boston navy Yard in September snd 90
tOhcr 1871 to defeat hbbOtt and r e. Rufus g. Frost
Toe cumman ndant Of the yard II seDns protested mO
ychemcntly against interfering with the WORK OF the
yard but was informed by Constructor Htnscom thAa
II was the wish vi tho Admins ration that AbbOu
should be defeated and tne employment Of the cKtra
unnecessary hanus necessary 10 Insure Mr. FrOsta
success The evidence T. OF rusitye character. III.
rtctW eNpDeng the use OF Government funds for Illegal
purroHrs. Ihe Wurknen 40 employed all voted ths
80 OF November, 1871 rnd the following dgY the dts
charge b-Hsn, continuing un; the end uf tIt month
when not n mao taken on IN September remained %
q nav
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=, Dlphtherla prevails TO an alarming extent In
bioouhEDursh and other villages in sullivan county
A nre at Jackson, La, on Wednesday night. da.
uroycl most the buA part Of the town The loss
ance only " 900. ~ ~
Gen. Sherman Is on his way to Washington, In
ySspShss 70 sn invitation from Secretary OF War Taft
VINO desired 10 consult with the General OF the army
hOught mere that there IL possibility OF the reno
OF the army heAdQuartors back 10 Washington.
While gang OF laborers were IN aking an exoa-
VAuon 10 an embankment the line Of the Phlladel.
phs and Reading Railroad at the FAILS OF the schuykl
Yesterday " UNEXPECTEDLY caved ln buying Ye the
Morkmen -Four OF thom escaped with broken bOnee
Dut the hflh. James Surgers0a. Injured Internally
aud Wiil PROBABLY dia
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Riches and wretchedness,

In the divorce suit Of Mrs Georgtana Nichols
against her husband. rich real estate broker OF East
sevenu'fourth street Judge McCue In Brooklyn allow
ed Mrs Nichols 1900 for counsel fees, $3.50 month
alimony and sum Of o. 900 for necessary cloth
ng shd EXPENSE alrcady incurred All Of the money
must De paid forthwith Mr., Nichols Is TO
90 worth nearly 100000 Tho suit Is based allcga
lions OF cruelty the wife charging that he called her
hen1 OF nell threatened her life, dashed cold water in
her face when she asked for money in other ways