against h n r husband, James J. Corbett,
pi.'.'iiu-t, upon the statutory grounds. Cor
bett was married in l - '*j and lived with
his wiie i util last April, whin she claims
to have discovered evidence of his faith
lessness and brought suit for absolute
dtvoi e. Corbett hrs put in a denial cf his
wile's charges, which raises an issue in the
ease that the ref-iee will have to try.
POl’l LISTS IX UAUCIS.
Some Talk of u Com li lua t lon with Re-
Pah! I cans In Alabama.
Opelika, /via.. June 26.—(Special.)—Most
of the leading populists in the state were
in caucus here yesterday in the courthouse..
The meeting was also attended by the
b a J’.n;, republicans of this sec on and a I
i a., harni'iniim'. Messrs. Goodwyn, Aid
rich and Bowman, the well-known popul.st
ie tier:-, engineered the meeting and Ald
ric h will be the next cam! date for gov-
W. J. Siddall, the populist county clerk
of this county, who stands Irgh in the
counsels of his party, stated This morning
that the meeting yesterday was far tiie
purpose of perf'??tin.; tne fusion with the
republicans. They wiil unite and light the
democratic party.
“The pop.il.sts are going to unite
throughout the state with the republicans
and pass a platform strictly on state
in:.tt< :s and will entirely ignore the great
financial questions and national issues. If
Kolb’s pap-'r. The Tribune, advocates the
separation or division or tne populist and
.A. Great
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