The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

AN INFAMOUS 0UTRAGE.-Tho; ;sNs =
Press, Of tho 10Th inst, relates tffne
stances of a most diabolical outrage in
ted in the vicinity of that town or
last, upon young man from Lawrter-
in that State, who was the accepteit to
respectable young lady, who happemis-
another admirer, whom her broth her-
her to wed. That paper says; due
"She wisely chose to act as she pid e
cleave to the one she loved the bes on
missed her hand in marriage to the ythe
of Lawrence. The discarded lover Il
menced to devise means to defeat the
first, by telling scandalous tales abor
having the same to reach the ears ofnce
phant rival. All he could do, howe of
to effect a change in his determinaees
wedding day was fixed and the gues
The young man came over on the
upon his arrival the defeated lover, 'ul
with some five or six fiendish comp-aa
ceeded to the house, and kidnappiI 'e'
him to the woods, gagged him, pl'
around his neck, and with veher
told him if he did not promise tc
vicinity and the presence of theOnal
would swing him up. By the plaa yes
young lady, her mother (who is atepd-
the neighbors, invited as guests, Asent.
released and permitted to marrr spir-
the wedding was over, the infamonven-
were arrested and held for triS the
bonds"
THE ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE-FAT.
RIBLE AFFAIR,-We Yesterday rel
tempt of Henry G. Brinkman to,well-
eide, by cutting his throat, on NV six
residence upon Monroe street, nearr be.
He expired on the following morr
gestion Of the lungs, caused by t;on
into them of blood from the woI ND
inquest the Coroner elected the fol
Very early Monday morning dece
observed that he got up and visiteet
in the room, near the window. Sify'-
his object was to take refreshmen
denly she saw him lift an OPEN
throat and inflict in the latter cut
ear. f-
However, the blade had been -
near the chin that only the wind-pl
eral important veins were cut open,
vessels of the neck remaining u1nd.
soon fell, covered with blood, to. re-
Rising again, he ran to the door, oricss TIC
met in the hall neighbor whom 200
summoned, and to whom he, and at
confessed his crime. He now proft,s,tt
very sorry for what he had done
Huffel and Heacock were summoned,
dered what aid was possible; despho
and the attendance of Drs. Pope andre
ell, he died as above stated. Cause iG
icide: whisky.-iS. Louis Dem. pl,
THE RRIAL SHIp. The editor oces res
Budget has taken ride on the Hu
in the life-boat, or car, which has bss,St
accompany the monster balloon
Mountain in its first trip across thy,
He says it moves through the water g.
of from six to eight miles an hour by /.
machinery acting on the air that pl
whom aloft. 1t is model of beauty, an
beheld with its wings (the fans)
above the water, looks "like a thing Q
a monster bird, wounded and fiutterin
forts to rise to its native element, the
regions. .'
AN OPERATION IN FLEsn.-Mrs. So,
Randle, married woman, eloped from
town in Michigan, recently, with a you
named VIM. Wightman. They stoppe
village near Chatham, G. w., where the
man was taken with brain fever an,
The woman, possessing herself of what
the young man had left, (which amou
some few hundred dollars, y returned to |
mer husband, and was forgiven by hil
proposes to open a grocery store wi
money secured by his wife. There ar,
ways Of making a raise, and this is 9
'em."
Mary Sartory, a seamstress, living in
Avenue, Brooklyn, several weeks since
lowed several needles which she had pls
her mouth, and recently, feeling good
pain in her left side, her physician mad,
cision therein, and found four needles,
One-fOurth Of an inch apart.