| Mich. | Jan 5, 1881
The decree of tbe court below dismissing the bill of complaint was unquestionably correct. The testimony of complainant’s witnesses, standing alone, would fall far short of establishing a case sufficient to justify a court in severing the marriage relation between these parties. The testimony we need not discuss. Much of it bears no relation to the issue and is disgusting in character.
The decree must be affirmed.