, 1859-06-14

stances Of the suicide by poison, OF person
that house. The Iacts revealed u thc coroner
inquest, OF Which We publish the particulars
at r. M. Of yesterday show most determined
act Of self destruction, by some unknown man
There can be no doubt from the faets as el1cite'
in the evidence, thu. the deceased has been pc
euliariy and pccunlaFiy unfortunate aud sougi
this means rs the readiest to rel1evc himself o
his suaerlngs in this world.
The hrst witness summoned was young maj
employed as Dell ooy' VINO tesuheo thaE oe
ceased came TO Inc ONCE Of the hotel ABOUT Il
O'Clock on Saturday night last nc nao no Dag
gage, aud being asked tor hfts cents Tor lodg
lng. he offered check for $sl on l.. Z. Ale1an
der Co., drawn by A'sam L. "lil'ams. 1T
said he could not accept 1t. The visitor regis
tercd DIS name rs ". H. "atsoh' buualo' and
lie did not see him again until yesterday morn
ing.
Richard oomers' proprietor Of me el1A Ao!el
Hstiaeo tnaI MS oooAheepe1 "ason outy' uos'ne
which time he held charge Of 'the o@ee' tna'
aooat halt past Ten oc'ock' LIZ steppeo
ou1 Of the once LOT a1e" mo"enS leaving
| the boy fhilnot In emerge. on MS fetufn' ne
| nog was coaFefslng WIN tns Stranger 1ne oos
gave MIN tnc enec1 ana selateo tne1r CONVERSE
'ion curing MS oosence' ouppos'ng 'ne s'fah'
ee' %antea money On Inc cneek' n7 .''u n'na ns
sou'0 no' 4a'eAee "n' 4none' uP'nn ' 'sta
~ onis WISHED ~ 1ea'e ~ ~ secora's 'or LIE
'oesns' ne " 40 nno" " pe9' "tsness 81"
notn'ng peculiar IN Tue stranger ae"eanor.
ies'esans morning. .ne cuaiaoeflna'o ca.ne anu
to'o n'ni sue WIS "laole 10 se' III room ao' %
o''''e 1ue "no'e u ounuas, ano SUE thought
son'e1n'ng WAS wrong Ar' eomers tnen sent
'ne oe'''pos up 10 'ne foo"' ne Anoekeo ana
go' DO reply ana came Gown. one OF the CLERKS
lie however went on to the roof and looked thru
tile sky1ght into it; saw the man lying upon
the bed; about half the body was upon it. The
face was downward, the limbs appeared rigid
aud the body stiff. The a1arm was given mud
the coroner sent for On the arrival Of Coroner
James, the door of the bedroom was broken
open with IN axe. Mr.. James turned the corpse
over. The face was covered with blood, and it
gave every evidence of IN ngonized death. In
the search of the room, on the wasl,stand
was discovered small bottle Of chloform Ia
bc1led J. M.i1y oodworth / Co, 405 State st., and
tumbter containing the drccs of dose. which
seemed to be preparation Of sugar of lead and
strychnine. In vessel near the bed we're found
a large number of torn bits Of paner. On his
person were found a wallet containing scrans of
poetry, a piuchbcck watch aud chain aud pin,
= ea4l'ofnia passenger ticket LOT tue Jonh l..
'2,epneHs' 1''c aalne u t"e owner oe'ng SCRATCH
9" y" - ''ree '!eAc's - rhSs'o'oS'eal lecture
"o!e oooA, fa'lroao ss anu several small
art'e'es' hs hiciha1szsl IN the note book
WIS ascef1a1ned tha'ssFa Faseo hao commenced
WORKING III Buffalo for chas. J. Irish, Jr., on the
l''h OF August ls''; there we're in it also sew
eraI entries 1or cash received for his labor. \
letter was also found dated Glasgow, Scotland,
addressed to Robt. II. Watson-thc contents
relating entirely to business matters. Not1ing
could be found to give a clue to the name or
residence Of the deceased. The torn bits Of
paper arc being dried and put together, with
the hope that they will reveal the identity ot
the unfortunate man.
The body is that or i man about 10 wears Of
age, S feet ! inches III lcighth, bald head mud
hcavy sandy whiskers.
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