The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
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last week Monday. about two O'Clock p. NJ. Mss Anne
IA butcher SITTER u Mrs Br gbt az View lisbon, in
this place She room aud ssd she wished 70 stay
night and 30 81 Rarabco next morning She was N
the sitting room mot q the afternoon, took oa about
dark and nothing unnatural noticed Ia her conduct
In the fore part q tie evening she went out OF back
door but a. 10 particular notice taken q III was
afterwards supposed se had returned 10 her room Next
morning breakfast time and a. the stage was nearly
ready 70 start for Baraboo Mr. Tanner
81 her room and called her but, upon rappng and call
ine. heard. AMI opening the door he
found she 10, there Her purse with about
lars bers bonnet hcsddrcss and hoops le the
room. but her shawl gone, and there had been
no ono IN bed. Inquiries we're made ~ about town
soon her absence discovered, and searches
were made along The rtver, but nothing could
he heard or seen 10 throw any light the sub.
ject Ia the afternoon. willie II Tanners, she asked
come one where the DEPOT WIS, and u has been
supposed that she might done FOR the purpose
song 10 the railroad IN the evening and following 10
The river But 20 this time Monday forenoon) no new
discoveries have been made. The prevailing opinion =
that she threw herself INTO the river and was carried per
haps, far down stream by TIE current
A. this probably the sad termination On her Tar Of q
1870 Y erimss N whci aDo'nef w. W cs,s aCsof W
ieel our duty towards him and al outraged amy and
our duty 70 Tie public ~ state the facts have learned
then from good authority
W Bright 10, with his family. moved from Ohio %
New Lisbon, Juneau county year ago. and entered
into the practice ~ aw last winter and spring Ne edit
cd the New Asbon Rrallson AID became pretty gene.
self, wife two children and he wes sister, Mes Anea
Catcher. Last spring aud early tis summer his neigh
lors discovered that there trouble IN tic family ani
finally this trouble became 81 Bad that Mrs (who lad
always borne good reputation in the community aud
still maintains ~ felt obliged ~ open the whole matter
OF her friends near by ami ask Cor advice Prom
Ter and from M The follow facts were gathered
The difficulties commenced eve o. six year. ago 10 oho
when the SISTER went into the family ~ i've NJ 3 =
conduct such towards his wife AM such towards the
sister that Mrs B felt that she could no live and
finally Wa - bad a. 10 arouse the community there 70
such degree that Mr. n thought more safe y leave
than b. STAY lie accordingly sold BIZ place With the
tcntion a removing the West but biz wife refused %
sign the deed u h. pledged himself not " take The sister
with them Afier she signed the deed aud while prepar
INC 10 move Tho sister also prepared 70 move With them
contrary a. the advice Of her parents and brothers anf
sisters Mrs B then refused b. come. but ehc mail
yielded Mr. promise that the sistes should not I've
IN tbc famllyhat he would obtain school Tor her ~
Tey thg removed 10 New Lisbon, but instead o. fnlh
be promise he kcut the sister IN the family until about
tuo months ago when she went 70 Quincy ~ the house
II ~ NJ y. last spring hs tyranny over his
SIC and ht intimacy elth Ter s<tcr attracted the ~