New-York tribune., 1841-06-11

of NStcS and DepOstes'
Horrible Haraer-A Young lady received an invitation
one day last week. purpong TO come from yosns man to
whom sh. engaged be married to visit family OF
nor a,ou,in,anco at Green River Mass. Mrs. Lane,
widow adv Of that place invited her her house and oher-
ed hsr glass of beer which upon tasting she refused 10
drink BY the urgent rersnasions OF Miss Lane tho daus
ter she induced swallow the beer which was
found TO largo quantity Vt corrosive 'uohma's
There but little nope that she will surv've Inc eject
was sudden that very few moments her tongue was 50
swollen as to prorde from her mouth 1t is said shnt Mrs
Lauo was desirous 1a, tLe gentleman to whom the lady
cpgaged should marry her daughter and that she
rsor,e aurdcrous scheme accomplish her purpose
Beth uothcs and daughter have been committed to jail
The rTIiam Bro,cn-Thc Boston Atlas publishes seme
particulars relative this vessel gathered rOs the verbal
narration of her Captain, George L. Harris calculated IN
some degree TO mitigate the horrors attending her des'ruc
lion He states that those the boats remained attach
ed to the vessel by rope until she dswn, when the
ropc was Just before parting company the mate who
was in the long boat suggested the Cupna in the Jolly
boat that owing to the crowded condition of his boat might
be necessary draw lots who sAoud be thrown over
board to save the remainder Tho boat crowded
to make it almost impossible tho The Captain
Oe9gcu tic 'h@Nc 'OI W w ~ N''N'' - ''N ' N
lutely necessary.
He also states what certainly strongly Palating CIR
cumstaacc that the passengers having been awakened
hastily to be able to save any portion of ,hor clothing,
nearly entirely naked they bsnumbed before the
captain parted company and that would have been little
better than suicide risk the lives of the in order
save those who were fast pcrshiag by cruel death
from cold and who could not long survive they
Capt Harris speaks the OF Capt. Lewis
Iebas and the crew Of the Mere do FHe, by whom he
vos nicked u, Their benevolent cenduct has hrowa a
bri.t relief over picture which would otherwise be
black and terrible darkness
Detected Attempt at Deeeptsn-A of considerable
interest trod Canandagua in Ontario Co.. last week
1t appears that o. F. Crittenden died Geneva Octo
ber 9th 1897 leaving large personal and real estate his
wife Doll, CrittendcA who survived him, had children.
With view retain his property in the family Dolly Crit
tcnden Sally Kimbal her mother, and Fanny Fulton her
sister, determined produce heir. The dcceptions
practiccd WERE however clearly proved showing that the
child claimed BY Mrs Crittcnden her own belonged
another who long time .ccrc,ed in Geneva
prevsus birth. The widow her mother, and Kim
Der. the physician, found guilty
4 Cruel Fai8er-Thc Monroe (Ouachitu) Olive Branch
says that one John HAYS recently brought before JUS
tice Court charge of nuan treatment his own son.
For trfng offence this had beaten his child
that his back and horribly nanged and his feet
and leg. greatly swollen. In this condition he had been
forced work in the cold and grass and turned
OF doors ng- when he could scarcely stand from the
severity of his pains oae OF the witnesses examined stated
that he had this brutal father with rope ROUND the
neck of his dragging him about and raising the pole so
compel him stand the end of his this was
dosc puni.h the child for having ran away Hays wa.
committed to Jail FOR trial.
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