Grows Interesting

Ihe attemut to kill the Girardin Ifamilv of Detroit, Is developing soms interesfine' fiets. U csley, whos.; real name is VVilliam Culvert, eniphdtlcal'y i'.unies the accusation that he is the L'uilty man. Hesays that Mrs. Girardin Is to blame for much of nis dotnestie trouble, aud that sbe is actuated by revengeful motives because !;e refused to marry her. Mrs. (ürardin, ou the other hand, declare hts story to Le a lie, and that he olready has flve wlve the majority ol u-hom are still living, and tbut he marrled'bis present wlfo alter one week's courtship. Hl6 wife has also enjoyed her iull share of ! connubial Miss, having had tliree husbands. ; Quarrcls between these two much-raarried people have been vcry frequent, and at such times Mrs. ' Wesley always Bought protcctlon at Mrs. (iianlin's uDtll this ias,t time, when she went to the narents of her Betond hnsband io Bay City, Mrs. Girardin recsived a letter " from Mrs. Wesley, who is stopiin with the pareats o. her second husbund t Bay City the next morning aftcr tbc attemptcd" poisoying. The ! missive relates how the writcr escaped from i OvM wbile her husbaud was at the skatin? i nnk, and that he kneiv of the strawberries beius ent. The pólice b.ive as yet done nothing to fevrct out ibe an'.l of the attempted assassinat.on, ai;l !.-. J. ;; Clark has maje no Jurther proj(re3 wlh h:. ar.4lyi ':. Uerri,