New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

SUSPECTED POISONING AND PARICIDE-TER-
RIBLE DISCLOSURES Our neighbOrs oi Looking Gass
Prairie have been thrown into most serious alarm and
excitement for the lat few days, by reason OF recent
disclosures affecting the character two OF It's citizens
AZ we are informed, the facts briefly these Nj.
G. and wife, lately residing about six miles northeast
from Lebanon suddenly taken Ill., lust after taking
tea. during tire past sprng. They respectable
farmers having family consisting Of three children the
eldest daug hIer about ID years Of age Mrs g. died
within drys after the attack, seemingly leboring
der attack Of fatal Cholera. Mr. g. recOyeredi but
after being somewhat ndisposod, 9 eldest chld,
the daughter prepared Cruel at his request OF
this he ate and Immediately seized with violent
pans accompanied by nsatiae thirst and vomiting Mr.
o. rapidly grew wore, physician was called IN, VINO
preecfbed Tor the cholera In the course oil few days
Mr.. &. also died. The orphan children, including the
daughter were then removed 10 Ohio from which state
the family had originally emigrated about eight years
since.
At the time Of the death of the parents suspicion OF
foul ylny excited Since, however the conduct o.
the daughter nos led TO the suspicion that he poisoned
both her paTeitf.
II ceens tint she was courted by n young man, 10
whose attentions the parents objected. Their opposF
ton 10 the young man was based upon his bad cnmsc
ter and went iar 10 interdict al communication
between the lOycrs To romOyc thic obstacle 70 tneir
wishes il j. suspected that the young girl consented To
end committed the horrible crime OF parricide.
IL Is now rccolected that parcel OF arsenic hepe ~
the farm hCuc 10 destroy yermn, suddenly dbappeafu
and that the al ugher had inquired for poison NJ INC
house OF an uncle about a mile distant that the phy
stefan who attended the dying ther requested perms
zion examine the Cruel, but that It had been thrown
away by the daughter that the ensuing day NUMBER
Of d1meftic Owls died around the hOuse But, ABOVE
all. the corrsi pondence OF the daughter with tne
sutton havug been accidentally real Disclosed 10 me
astoiehed relatives several circumstances proving the
suspected crime. 81.
We learn that the Coroner Of 81 Clair viii exbnme
the dead bodies order 10 submit the contents Oh ther
stomacls 10 chemical tests.
judicial nycsiga,ion will also be n'ttuted, the re-
ut Of which we hope will prove the present uSpicions
10 he uniounGcd and justify tine conclusion Of the Ro-
Inlns that pal icde Wa an imp0ssbliy.
Oaena tllll Advocate
GRoG, WHOLESALE MURDER AND "SUaPTU-
ARY LAWS In Baltimore on Thursday evening, lrsn
Ned. or Ned Donneily, killed william hutchinson
worthy young man from AccOmac County, Va W
stabbiDg him TO the heart Yesterday, Edward Sudden
killed Geoige n. Zimmerman by stab5ing him 70 the
heart with kLie Both were DULLES, and had had sew
eral fights In the fracas, Sudden also Staooea
ROh No ElWee ia the lungs. McElwee Inay not recover
Donnelly was a drunkard, Zimmerman a grogseiief
Hutchinfon an innocent victim; and o: ncElwee we
know nothing except that he pIesent At the ngnL
and resides in Fish Market--pace We think we have
read in certain Baltimore papers something IN condem
natiCn OF the Maine Law" "SuDlp;Gaiy Laws, Se
The Baltimore papers able and Intelligent and may
be always in the rght lWashingoa Telegraph
~ Or. Dewey is said 10 have paid beautl.
full uifu.e to the memory OF WEDsTER ia sermon o.
Washington On Sunday morning.