New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

she had been married three times previous TO giving
her hand 10 Mr.. Spencer.
She was frat married TO hr. c., In LockporN
n Y the I4,h day OF March 1887. They left there for
Columbia Ohio. They lived together three ycars out
her huseana becoming addicted to iicentous ana
dissipation greatly her modification ss wen as orns
ing upon he: disease she under the necessity OF a
plying for divorce though abe bad long oeetFed 10
consequ OF ber affection for him. Ano enoush be
opposed the application wishing Sun 70 i've Win ner,
yet t'Ae divorce was subsequently g'an'ea.
l.i2 70 a Nj p with whom she removed 70 Cieve-
<opd Ohio She found he bad deestced her az he
man. OF no reputation and had another wife In
Massachusetts.
She lived with him but eight uceks and left hin-re-
turning to Columbus H. applied the Legislature for
bill Of dvorce and they granted TO her instead Of
him In March. lS83.
June T. ls43. she married James Graham, formerly
Sheriff Of Franklin county, Ohio, city Of Columbus he
died July %, 1874.
For sbou, eigh, months previous 10 the death Of Mr.
Grahsu, he and Adeline lived happily together; and az
tho time Of Mr.. GrahaIns sickness she also confined
to her bed with extreme Illness and for TWO weeks pre-
vleus TO the death OF Mr. Graham cid no: bi Blu: az
mis- death she carried into the ROOM only behold
the eess remains Of him abe held mos. dear Soon after
mr. Grahss death. and during the interval occurring be
tween her divorce from Mr P, and her marriage with
MI GrAh5In anonymous letters were received from vari
sources written for the purpose OF Djurng her and
containing the most unfoun6ed charges against deceas
which, On comparing with the writings Of P, which
the unfortunate deceased then had her possession
and her mother believed were in the handwriting OF said
P Her mother and brother that they have
every reason suppose that Spencer. Curing their vs.
that city, has also received letters from Mr. p, de
cessecs second husband, from whom She was divorced as
Is before stated which bad In ali probability, nfamed tbs
passions OF Spencer, exciting IN his bosom the great want
Of confidence and affection which marked his conduct TO
ward her, previous 10 his putting her 70 death In the
dreadful manner which has already been recorded.
She Became acquainted with Spencer Ia March, 1885,
and was married April IS. following In Cleveland when
her way 10 Sew-Yerk in company with her mother
aod brother On arriving Geneva, n l. he was deS'
tu'e OF money. He applied 10 his uncle d. spence ..
that place. for assistance he loaned him $780, by receiving
security roc his yyes dowry she signing article 70
that effect He then lef for Ohio and she on 10
Jersey CITY with her mother and brother He came on
after In six weeks and she accompanied him South
Previous TO their marriage he had. as Mrs. Doooin
stakes been fully acquainted Win all Inc oiincues
win and unfounded reports that had
arisen against her ali OF which spencer vowed bis late
wife previous to marrying her, that he die believe and
made fair promises that would marry him he would
never mention 10 her her former mshaps Induced
hy these aud other she acceded 20 his propo
sals and became his wife.
W. olao f,d,be follow;nri In the BROOKLYN Eagle:
Wv ~ ,
SOMETHING ABOUT hthoFs'-A "fitet ~ ine syFa-
cuse Star says that spencer WHO ieech'y sno ms vic IN
jersey chy Bfaposon Vi Eipnsie' oponee' Nio A,eu
III Madison co. 10 ,ooS' reVoIuuohsly pensiohel. lie
lett fsur sons Ell oil "nom sisnany Distinguished theHl'
selves and heio the nrst RANK TWO IN the law one I'D neo
ehe ana tne iathet OF tue SUBJECT Oh .ns ar
ICES On eloquent ana talented oi'ine. "heh Studying
o use ministry, DIS ia'nsi became IaVlns maniac. oh
~hon nc nhay apparently recovered ao entered Oh the
s "a quo i.4.'.y ~ MN eaie 80, W uu
uh.i aoou' .ne aeash ., aus iate' "nen n' asa.
suddenly became deranged and was taken 10 one Oh Inc
several vasys and mil his ,easoo vas svan rsiord y
And after OF eight years. he again resumed
the discharge OF his pastoral duties In which he now
zeatcisy eusassu. during .h,s us. aceun nis "Iie
sickened and died and lree daughters. young
in quick succession followed her to the tomb
Dur"S @ io nm SouIe n.a' nei NC oou " pa, ~
,sass,ns and HEREBY e.nirbsed what he scu toward
thu n
excel 10 learning and disclosed none other than an anaos
and fsctlonntn friend JnsrIce 10 the young man re-
oures toe said that one of hs unces being another of
those four brothers, has also recently teen an inmate OF
the Asylum.
ATTEMPTED SutclDE-A desperate ATTEMPT a,
seltdenructon was Saturday made In the finishing
room Oh 'ne onuey ol Toe 9l messis
one of III. iouTneymrn who we understand served his
time at that Establishment II appears that for
time past Mr.. mct arlsnd had exhibited symptoms OF
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seized and gave his breast desperate stab, with
1t before he was secured. Fortunately the instrument
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through his cotbs, srd rrodrcsd sona b,S.as snd
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