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PEEACHER MCUTCIIEN.I L -nr cosirs hac a to a tj,a ita aii-GIVES JtOMITZiti 1’nstor of fl*e Liihl Atlanta Baptist Cbarcb TVh» m WithT Ho- EwtinffItev Thomas E McCutchen the pas*ir o the Fast Atlanta Baptist cliarch who left llie rlty suddonly laet Thursday, is in Atlanta agamHe left a few hours after a warrant charging him with wife-beating hod been sworn out against Imn before Judge Jlonmog ami returned Weilnejday on an afternoon train Kcr McCutcbon ha* been m Social Circle during bis absence, spending the ttmo with an *unt he -invflThe public is familiar witUth* swuanDg out of the warrant last week by Mm McCutchen ntlhn the nine the story appeared in Thk Ooiv stixutionIn bncf, Mrs McCulchen charged that her liuvband bad slapped her mid otherwise cruelly treated her Mr McCutohen being a minister of the goBpel pastor of the Last Atlanta Baptist church made the charge somewhat sensa t onalThe-same day the warrant was bwojti out before it was served, McCutchen ielt the city In an interview Ins wifn referred to him as a fugitive from justice along with a Long hat of other uncomnhmeutary allusions touching his character and treatment of her She called him a lav i lt;xrite ai d a cruzj fcinaticist Since the swearing out of the warrant and fcr McCutchon s dwxiipevrnnce nothing I as boon heard of him until jestordayiucsilay Mrs McCutchen wont before Or ilmar t.alhomi and took the pony homestead She then procecdo \ to .sell Pov MoCufcbon 9 libruv anil other honoliold goods One of Mel utchen * Hlt;ok hoard of tins and at onco bent hun word of what was going on Met utcheu took the brat train for Atlanta On hi* arrival here he went to Judge Manning and give a one hundred dollar bond for his appearance I ast night he alopt at the home of Mr Brvan not a bl c %. from Ins wife and his homeHe savs there was no call for the said of hia boohs ho left lus wife and children Com f*nu!ily provided for when he went away llicro wa bth meat and bread m the house and he su\i Ins books wero sold through imncoThere is a long story of domestic trouh e Icuutng up to ike swearing out of the wile best tig w irrant S*e\ Met utcheu and 1 is wifo have been inarr ed about eight years and'ire the parents of in o children A year ngo they separate I the wife going to her people in Kentucky A reconciliation was affected hut since then everything but tejconnd harmony lias reigned 111 the Me t titolien household The husband nayb ho has been the sufferer instead of his wife and that Ins life has been frequently threatened I11 far* that on sci unt of liis 1 er^onal safety he was coiiipellc 1 Co Imlt; e tlio city when lie did a week agoImmediately *rter his omval in the city 1 rv Mr McCutcheu was'ecu at the rosideiKO of Mr Bryan 011 Howell strcotI want you to say he said that the re port 111 This afternoon h pa per did net do me justice—1 w rote tho statement myself but it was altered and cue so that it nmrepruHPilted n o 111 many imp rt.uit 11 altersDo you desire to live with your wife m n-No sir I wish hoc a’.! the good but can never live with her agam My li Cm would bo in dtngorHow about the quarrel that caused licr to swear out the warrant og 1 ust you Jid you
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Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Fri, Jun 06, 1890
Page 9
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