The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
City Intelligence.

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City Intelligence.
HoRRIBLn Tt AoEpr- SUICIDE OF AN EMrGRArr WoMAS,
ATTEMPT COMMIT SUICIDE HER DAuGHrER.-
The following tale Of wo is only instance Of the
suferings of the emgrants who from the old
world to the new, to better their condition On
Tuesday evening, Caroline Elizabeth Baumsnne, an
emgrant, found in the street, crying in frantic
manner saying she had been poisoned in cellar where
she had been. Mr. Cunning, Of the hotel Of
Washington street and Courtlandt brought her In and
asked her to sleep in the house, but she refused to
cept the offer He also offered her money and food but
again, accompanied by her daughter, girl Of about
fifteen sixteen years Of and continued to
Third ward, and brought to the station house. Tho
unfortunate woman and her daughter slept in the
same room and this morning she was found with her
threat cut by the larger blade Of pocket knife which
was lying beside her, covered with blood and the
most horrible circumstance attending the appalling
deed was that the daughter lay asleep beside her. un.
conscious Of what had taken place. The corpse
quite stiff and cold she strong, athletic woman
thirty years of age and arrived here from Bremen
orth River, and going to her husband at Albany,
who had sent for her 1t she expected to meet
him In New York. The daughter was sitting on the
stoop about o'clock, ponderng, as it were, on the
suicide of the mother. when she rushed down Robin
ran, the Health Warden of the Third ward pursued
her. tLd assisted by the police OF the station house
cued her from wAtery grave in state of nsensibility
beipst removed from her stomach by the pump and
the proper restoratives applied, she revived. 1t
would seem rs II all the family mad driven
mad by some strange treatment for . little boy, a
son Ct the deceased, about eight years OF age ran
away wildly through the streets, and could not be
ousn,lv brought 10 The commissioo.r. Of Fmoration
who have taken him in charge. The deceased and
on board she only left the ship on Tuesday. There
was no money found on her person. only two or three
one Of them was . passport from bremen snd the
other marriage certificate She com planned on Tuesday
that che had no money to take her her husband
and appeared 10 be greatly detected when tho
tea her not to be- uneasy Her baggage Ia still on
board and will be taken charge OF by the Commission
OF Emigration. The body presented horrible sp-
pearance. The incsion right the windpipe,
deep into the neck and close the chest Froth oozed
out from the windpipe in large quantity. The knife
had two blades, ths smaller being for pens The
larger one was about Tour long ana pointed IKE
dagger FROM the nature .. tne ~ound mus. nave
been plunged In ana the throat th-n ipped 10 the
OUTSIDE An inquest was held ye.,erusy hlorhus uPon
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