Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-15
Whe's Charges Against Her Hos.
band.
SHE ASKS a STARVATION AFTER FORTY Yx.Ks or MAI.

SnA AsAs skfAkAIloS AFTER FORTY YEARS or NAB
RIEp LIFE.
To-day Mr.. Warren c. Stone for Sarah NJ Whee-
lock, filed bill for q divorce from the bonds Of
matr1mony with Arnold A. wheelock She sea
forth that they were married January asd 1874 n
Corning, n Y, and she charges that for some ysau
ne has treated her badly; that In December, ,sR
ne outrageously assaulted her. and on the 9Th inst
at W! Pennsylvania avenue at the instisation OF
and 10 suit the pleasure or Mary Vernon, with
cohabits, ne inhumaniy maitreated her fthe Wi,eS.
elected her from the house, knocked her down, and
threatened TO XII her II she entered the house
again she further charges that, through the fnfu-
ence OF Lizzie Hall, former housekeeper OF his
and Mary Vernon. his present housekeeper, his
S Sneeuons nave been wholly alienated from her
month, and, In addition 70 divorce, she asks ALI
mony.
r. J. MARSHALL CosvIcrEp.-Tn the Criminal
court, Judge Macarthur, to-day the arguments In
h sne case OF X j. Marshall. charged with keeping
streets, were concluded, and after a br1ef charge
by the court q verdict OF guilty was found.
TEE CALIGRAPH CAsE.-some time ago W. b.
Benhap and W. NJ Tastet filed a bill in equity
him from collecting the moneys and accounts OF w.
H. Porter Co. until the further order OF the court.
The facts are that the parties were engaged In SELL
Ing the American Caligraph and q dispute arose In
which Doth parties attempted TO secure and retain
possession OF the business Messrs Benham q
Tastet filed suit above stated. and after hear
ing the statements Judge Cox to-day in the Equity
Court denied the application OF complainane and
granted an Injunction 70 the defendant against
with him and authorizing him to receive al mon.
eys due the firm and 70 account for Il on tbs nnal
hearing.
PAKrSIRsnr sgI!.This morning MI. c. A
against John A. Wynkoop, praying dissolution Of
the co-partnerhip OF McElhinny wynkeop. The
bill states that the partnership was formed Jan.
nrSt last, and complainant charges that Wynk0up
has from time TO time used from the receip0 and
profits large sums OF money exceeding his proper
purposes and failed to account for IT, and he asked
restraining order to prevent his further interfef
ence In the money affairs OF the flrm. Judge Cox
made temporary restraining order.
The Courts.
POLICE CouRTOJ4doe Swell
Yesterday, Mrs Maria Shea was fined 6 for pro-
family, having called Detective Block a--de-
To-day, John Sutherland, cruelty to animais o.
refusing 70 assist onicer Montgomery IN making an
arrest; S.
Affairs I'm West WashfngtOn.
LODGE observation-disclosures Lodge, No. n
r. OF p, celebrated It's sixteenth anniversary last
conferred after which collation. was partaken OF.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seneca, with 800 bushels
OF wheat and 800 bushels or corn.
400 bushels corn-yellew at S. white at 70
CONDITION OF THE wArER.-Great Falls, turbid;
receiving reservoir, north connection, do: south
connection, clear; distributing reservoir, clear.
REPoRT ON CATTLE DIsEAsEs.-The Secretary q
the Treasury has received report from Prof. Jas
Law, chairman OF the Treasury cattle commission.
In regard to the reported prevalence OF the and
mouth disease among cattle In this country, In
which he states that after a careful Investigation
he Is satisfied that there Is foot and mouth dis
ease among the cattle OF Kansas, Illinois and Iowa.
as reported
The fair for the benefit OF the confederate sol.
diers' home was formally opened at Richmond Va.
last evening, with 5000 people in attendance. A
letter from Gen. Grant aroused great enthusiasm
OSman Dfgna is again on the war-path. He at
tackled the friendly tribes on Tuesday, killed Il and
ca ptured many cattle.
Mrs Roger NJ. sherman. eldest daughter OF the