New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1859.

deliberately lksd - to her, and ra-sIpg Us pistol
DISCHARGED the cor .erts Of barrel with The muEze
neasy .ouehirg her righ. temple. He ininehA,si Y
climbed ever tie fence ard disappeared over an
by the road eide. TIE yong msn with her tei- hei
lean on his shoulder and then drop. de was much
frightened ard rsn 70 the house for aid.
Mr. Willard Whiting had gone home quite cary
withoa; his adopted daughter aGd Ms. W; bsco nns
alarmed at Ter non-appeLance, stSsted Ior ~
Halves; when nearly there, she met Sdssn and Mr.
Follett, and soon Anne, having passed her IN car
rase with II etds Size retrsoing her steps "nen
she heard report ani saw the tash ot pistol sac
supposed il was fired in sport but soon came on me
body OF her niece. who insersible, the blood
hoSiug pro.usely from her wound. Foleit, her oom-
pa1ion Was Fl sHtc with flight and grief Assistance
soon care sni the wounded girl was removed 20 the
house She rever spoke or recovered her senses az
;erssrj. DR.. King, kiIiu pay slcisn, was promptly
called but OILY q see her he ebb ont with it's pur
pie food. She died az about O'Clock, surrounded by
her friends almost laid PROSTATE by the blow with
agony Of grief.
Mes.rs Milan C0ok Herman Miller and joseph II.
WHdsyorh proceeded 70 trace the footsteps OF sles
VITO, il was anticipated bad committed suicide. The
sher bad been previously advised Of the murder and
had EXPRESSED the hope and prayer that hls might
De found desd They tracked him for about mile,
through swamps sud pastures, TO Bald Hill where
they found the body, at O'Clock, IN piece OF young
woodland, flooded with blood, and with the pistol
king AZ the feet He bad removed his clthing
Sufficiently 10 place the muzzle OF the pistol directly
TO his body without iIjusng the clothing, ana hsd
thus dschsrsed il just below the pit OF the stomach.
He had evidently worn poorer suit OF clothes t9an
usual to the party to be prepared Tor the vent nus
boots were nlei with blood, and his clothes COM
pletey wet with il. TIE body was taken TO Mr..
Wsless house, and laid out in his tavorite suit OF
black. lie locked perfectly natural, and wore a sus
even in DEATH b. side bis bereaved parents, he esyes
thres brothers shd five sisters with many other rela
iyes and friends His funeral will take place on FIJI
day A. If O'clock from the house. His remains VIII
be Inferred in the family tomb at Behnghsm. -,
Miss Whiting leaves four sisters and two hrothers.
She was an amiable young lsdy snd much beloved.
She vii! be buIied Thursday, at Fraakhn Centre,
the funeral exercises taking place at III O'clock Gthe
Union Baptist the Rev. Mr.. Thayersl Church.
Thus has the hsui Of DEATH 10 Its mysterious way,
entered into two family circles, and removed two Idols
from the affairs Of affection Not only The grief stricken
parents the weeping brothers and sobbiug SISTERS and
he scor soae relatives of the deceased feel the be-
reavement occasion ed by their loss, ont whole town
is p; Greg ed and all It's people excited on the topic,
some of them regarding it even almost supersttiously
singular coincidence IN regard 10 the sad altar IS me
fact that for some months past an aged relative OF the
deceased young lacy has frequently expressed her al
uost certain fear that something dreadful was 10
happen to her family (Which they wonld never get
over" How fatally her prediction has been realized
The conduct Of the young man is Judged with great
eniency by the people of the community, who almost
uniformly believe him to have been excited on the
subject of his love- TO uncomfortable and irresponsible
insanity. Norquests autopsies were deemed neces-
say. Ibis is the ouly murder that has occurred III
the town for ore hundred years.