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DESPONOENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTROPATHY,
The King Of Remedies! !
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
Dernngement, Dependency, &c.

Dernngement, Dependency, &c.
THE NEW Application of Electricity
Il termed Electropilhy' is the only tresunont ever
{n Or eonstoa or sosppg NJ efh rns hshsr ns
by abuse montul atOu excessive study; d
@ ii isr S.s q z sSa and
Of affection for nearest relatives and Indifference ifs
especially when cannot bear adversely A.d at
sympOms together with which II is unnecessary
the disease advances, aud yeiy squouiy srmnatO ii
dioey insani OF saioie Il may DO said without fear 1
oommhled IN the present day ere taeeAblo 10 morbi
Of suicide from uni known the publ c.
Derlngement Of the brain ana menral derangemen,
the mo;t emine physclsns BlsedlIs cup ins; purTi
Of scenery, have all been tried Or GibsoR the
only egmae aud scientific EleoirieSR In ths CITY of
Cleveland and the only Phy.olsn Wig treats hs above
throat liver omsch, kidneys, petn Hnd diseases pecu
and GeutTaI Debility aztec otner Phys eGn have IA eli
Patients be referred to in this vicinity who have
sad whose ga had for year, T;s',,a 1 medical
Road the following from Mrs Carlisle efthiI city:
Dr. A. Gibson-Dear sir-I wish to express Tie hiTb e,
eem in which hold your EscIcG ssimsn IN cSSss Of
CONGESTION Of The brain accompanied with ssysts 7gil sud
uhuvs diseases and months before became
sanity Sir let me assure YOU and tRrouSh yoa The uBe
that The shcTt Of treatment which sou subjected
Ue hands OF Providence aseTihe my recovery entirely
your neiThl your valuable
with the mysterious agent you skillfully employ
der the greatest obEutons and hall take pleasure
recommending your treatment 10 nv friends
Signed, MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
NO.2l Hami ton street, Clevs and.
To the above might he added volume Of cenhates Of
and complimentary notices. but the satsfartsT
recommendation is the personal ADVANTAGE all derive
from Dr. Gibson'a yal1abl discoveries aud services
DIR. A GIBSON Eclectic PhysciAn,
Professor Of ElectTOpathy aud Medicine.
DR.. Gbsons work on Pm Jsology, Tor his Office
The only rk published giving in detail the charar-
ter Of mAn by the temperament and aiming specific
dir.riisn Tor phTtiCal cultivation.
fice Ou Ontario q peck n RI
few doors from the Public square Office hours frOA to
Sepl9 10 ------
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oos:25T plaintiffs Auys
NTOTTCE no OONVRA CTORS :

NJ OI1CE III OuN I thACIOhS.-
IN Proposal, will b, receive at the Oire Of tho City
Cv,l Engineer until ~ o'clock M Oct 2lh ls5e Tor
nuins hIifc the uual at the loot Of CONNER
cul street Further 1uns' ioucan lie had at said Ens
neef's on &C alter tho 18Th iu.t
Zach proposal must b. accompanied bv good and svf
cou bona requiring the bidder to ner into contract
tn prices namoJ in hi. proposal should tho same be
cauted.
TIE Board Of City invite the submission
By order Of the Board
JOIN wIlTELAw,
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GHERIFF'S SALB.-PURSU ANT

~ to the command Of witt yend e1ponas issued from
The Court Of Common plcss, CuyHhogd COun u the
suit Of W A duch pllruua, against samuel Husen
defendant, 70 rec.pd shall offer FOR sale at tho door
Of the Court House (cornur Of Seno'a and Champlan
sIeesln The city Of Cleveunl IN suil County on the
hdAt Of Novembo 1859 at o. lock p NJ Of said day
thr following desuTb lands aud tenpuantF, to VII =.
Situate n tho township Euclid Gu ahora County nud
state Of Oh o, ur is knoWn by biitg part ThOusand
Acre Trucs No n and lug the East port Of . 81
acres. decided by Erie Diluy to II. Diey, bnd de-
scrbed follows: B ginning The east corner
ava tunatng wostt the brink of the bank in the Co
Road; thence murtherv the line OF said road
run 10 the north line uf said lot thence the Eas
ue Of said lot; hooce South 10 the pnra of beginning
supposed OF land tho same mole OF
less Appraised At SEQ 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

LA Ig ts:ss...i3;l SHssa ~
CIEVELAND AND MAH0GING
Y RAIL ROAD-IlAtE TABLE, No 10.
To take elect and after Thursday February TO- 1853.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
efbtiand 10 YOtpgs- H0gRgsfggu 90 ClcUa
tOUu. tsna.
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" IsAe Nayis iioo, ilg progrieloTs0 &3TM
Of this Lue Will put upon the route iTum ggtt -
Buffalo Ia thicagO seven hrst-Ciass A tet6zAaasEaA
Screw SteanCB Of greht strength and sptedf
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN PROPOSALS \ will be received 81 the Office OF the
iy Civil EnginceT until l2 o'clock NJ, oct 2s h, $50,
fOTCOnpleting The Sewer on Seneca s'Teut.
Plans and elf atims be aud mOto particular
nlomoiiOn hN, At said Eugiuoss Office aud after The
2it inst
Each pIopos,l must be nrcompaI led hy good and ui6
ciunt bond requiring the bidder t. enter uO cnntrct nj
the prices named IN his PROPOSAL should thu samo be ae-
cepttd
Of bids the ght TO accept reject the
by order of the Board. JOHN MlIIrELAW,
4.ugHnrer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

~ Tie CANADIAN hoonsr Hurnst Aun lie reported lOsi
bsloa Nine Mile Point. Grew saved
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS. ...
ON THE OPENING OFs@3zH
~ LslS Nay @Nqyig,,lion, e, ,I ih9 e, rropTieIoTs VIA
RulI,to 10 Chicago seven irst-class Uzz-kzktEss1
Screw Steamers, Of grett strength and spted
FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE.
AVID running in connection ut Bur,lo with the NEW
YORK GENITAL 4 Z Hrd the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE oF CANAL, RoAIS on 'he ,t Erie Canal
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit NiuckinaC, Sheboygan
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racnei Kenosha, und Wau-
f6is Line is now prepared ssne contracts and give
Clevoland, 70 Detroit ShrGoygau port wsshngon Mil
waukee, K,cine, Kuosha Woukegan CmcRgo, aud 10 All
points the Railroads leading unt OF Chcagn and lwau
kee aud 70 all prominent poins on the Upper Mssis-
THE is the only Line running from Cleveland to the
Upper Lakes with any regularity 49,,
SON by travelling pubic, has induced the Prupnetors
TO greatly increase the tion 9r and
tn desiring cheap safe and comfortable routowli ind
| It by takins this route. 5000, 80,
Insurance % on p@rS9SIy @ ~ sPrs&a rad o 1" s le % ah 20 on am
pas seasons transported property to exceeding
sixteen million dol lars nvslue, without any loss
With the unequalled facilities the ProIrioprs hope to
| receive i liberal patronage
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
| JOHN u MOORE, Agent N. Y. c X H. No. 207 Broad
n i SSAULpING, Agent spauldns's E1prO No 24O
| CiiGSTSERLiN THOMAS & co, Proprietor, If nIer-
chants Cen'rrl Canal Line No. 1871 BTondwuy, N y.
WM. STEWART, Agent Cleveland Pttsburoh Railroad,
D. B. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Hubby ITUGHES CO.. Forwarding Merchants, ,Clevo
nix MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
II @ MCDOWELL l.. Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
J. ] TALLAlADGE, Forwarding Merchant, milwaukee,
RICHMOND CO., cor. CLARK and South Water stree
SHELDON PEASE, Aianag ing Agent,
mnTlb:2b9 Office loot OF Michigan ST. BuilulO, N Y
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HGNRT GRAHAS, I'd lh9 GoOIt of coPEnon
Henry CRAle LTpI. CRl1GJ ahogu and state d Chin.
HENRY CRAIG AND LYDIA
IL CRAIG non-reEidens of said state, defendants In
the above entitled cause hereby uoed that the LIST
day October 1882 the sail Gahan lod his petition in
Court against them, si de endrnts, alleging chat
25h day Of Sep eUber 1876 said Henry Tuig executed
aud de 10 said plaintiff two prunssOry
500 payable nine hs du,o aud the other for sass
pay able three years ae date both beng payable 10 the
oantl order the former with ten per ceut interest
and the latter with sJ cent semnnual utere Il and
that alsn the said 49, day OF Sep ember 1886 the said
Heuy Craig aud Lydia Craig executed aud delivered the
puiutH mortgage deed Of the following described
is,s situate ia the township Of OuustCd in sid county
State, aud Known by being lot No IL ia tract No
said wn hip aud bounded, tho north by the road
running east and west through said tract the east and
west by the iues Of sud lot an on the nth 6y the south
line SAID tract to the paymeu' Of said notes hat
tho former note hAs been fully i'd and that there is due
the Ia ter from the sad CTHig 10 the milf fur
dred nneytw 33l00 dJi1r with interest from Sep
tember 18th 1853; and puyng for judgment against said
Henry Craig four hundred and ninetvwu 80 100 dolsr
with interest from Sout 25ih, 1876 for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage and sale Of said premises to said debt
and for utter proper relief.
Said defendants further notified hat they required
to and answer or demnr to said petition on or before
tbs l0.h day OF December. 1889
CHAS l. FISH & ] o DUFFY.
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~ The following vessels have passed tO-sAy;
Bound Down-soh0sneu WIN Barclay, TEny koi; briI
Belle; props. Owsso. VIM. J. TuyloT Gr
B1uad Up-Rons .--[Dolrot Adv, 31d.
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~ In snohsT column will bO found the parlieulars Of
oss Of the propeller Troy. Il bu, are known
40 be saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

e. In COLI Ion Of tho ssemeT Arrow aud Ssho ner
r. Fetoheria Tue Detroit River Wednesday, the latter
had her boom bowspr and part OF her ou-water car
ned away Her hull also considerably stove, and she
has zone INTO dry auck.
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Grnnl Nctifre.


SHERItFS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ Go he command Of order Of sale, shed ffom the
Con ot lnmmpu Pleas oWnhuga county, NJ tho suit OF
Jonathan ", kelW VII, uEihst owen ". Kelly uthnre,
Geicud ni! % prieg a tpooe ing in lauuon) 70 nIe
u The Govt House tougngt uf seuUca and Champun Sts
10 the city of Clevolsud "a "a county, tho 5h DAY OF
kOvuinbor 1859 at o'clock Y. NJ. u said day tie follow.
iuG deufbod real ctlto, tu wiz Situate R I've Chy OF
Cleveland t The County ol Cuyhhoga, und stale " Ohio
Lsirg lot No, thrre 3l n william Cases sul vision ui
lus Nos ~ u! und ll2 said lot being thirty fou front
Lake street sud running bact one hundred ana cgh feet
rear street.. Apprssodtt el60O0. Also, 10 III and
the tofdunfy interest Of Ot No 7G bomg The whole OF
~ To- ner doductinn the dover estate Of Hannah ".
keV assigned thctein n John NJ Wolsey's sub iyisiu
Of Ciiy lots numbered flm li p IS ct the oug,nfl e
lotmonl of the WI Cev land, oud Is undtd north
wesuty 10 mont BY Ohio street. porihoasigry by 10, no,
w lot ii3 and Il fifty setiu width hundred ee Ia
dontH. said lot ~ appraised a. so 20 and said resdn
afy interest IN said lot fl appiui S7l4 ST. This dow
or M crest m lot ia viii bo sold, making complete title
BifoHsn Hovtr PrGs itys ''''' 20 co.,:as5
SHERIFF. AND SPECIAL MAS.
~ TER'S SALE -Pursupnt 10 tile command o. IN or.
dor Of sails issued from tn Cuur Commnn Pleas Of
JuyuhusA County the suit Of Horace D. CLARK, Plain
nag iust Juhu Ffuter aud others Dcloudsnts 20
dtnCttdi thnll unur sale, pub 10 uuCtu At The
door Of tue Court House Corner n Stucca and Cham plain
NIeeh) N tie city of Cvvaland. in said county, the
the following dcsrubd ,uds aud touoments, TO Wit -
'Sunte IN Midqobuuh Township ,aid coanty, bong
ninety and thr t-fouths the side
NO hur IN section No. aud is the land decided by
Francis Granger 10 Abrhsm Ftedenck and John Frtter
December llth lSi9, recorded oh q, nage co.
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IVA new tug has been Ioom plstsb IN buffalo. call
the Oliver l. swim.
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Tbs soOw oranvs s In this port for hurbor and the
bsk Pfde Of Canada and schooner GrsJ Eagle arc dis
ohsi sing at the elevator.
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COUNTRY INvALIDs
Persons In part Of the world may b0 successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their with q
remit lance for medicines &C.
Buffalo N. Y ianelNwlV26s
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SRALDINd's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLURi
SPALDING's PREPARED CLUB!
Saves the Pieces!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Rspls to the Foregoing.

M HsSRf JAMES:
l. In your last previous letter, you said, =" | be-
"heve in Marriage" In my reply, showed, by
fair citations from your former writings and from
standard photographers that you do not-thst
Marriage is a solemn engagement to live together
in fidelity and confluence til death; aud this is Just
what you oppose and are trying to upset. Your
theory is the opposite of this-that the conjugal
relation should be- maintained until il is felt to be
irksome BY the man or woman. or both u them.
when it should cease, aud each be At liberty TO yield
to any new attraction. Now this, whether better
or worse than Marriage, is not Marriage, and you
have no right 10 twist words out Of their estab-
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
PlRIs. Tuesday, April le 1889
The uopjteEr Of to-day contains an article on me
prrsert state of affairs - -. !,
The different European powers have expressed
themselves on the following four points as the OASIS OF
the deiberation Of the Congress; e ,..,
l. To concert means for the maintenance "a Pe"S"
ba,ueen Austria and Sardinia. -,
40 The manner in which the evacuation OF 'ne
prar States by the French and Austrian troops may
best be effected. 81. a .
;,o.I REMUNERATION of the Roman States and thu
other States of Italy whose administration may %
family 10 such an extent To create permanent and
dangerous state of trouble and discomfort ana whss
these reforms shall be. 80, ,.. ..;.
and the Dnchies confederation of the Italian states
for their mutual protection, both internally ana e1ter-
naly. ,;..-,,;u,. q. S.,-
,;r;a and then subsequently proposed general dis
armonent England modified Austrias proposal IN
the sense that il should only be necessary TO sds inc
nrpcple of general disarmament reserving the man
nov of regulating its execution until after the assem-
HING ~ the Congress France believes that Piedmont
couh not be invited TO dsarm she Is not to De repre-
scented at the Congress. -, =.
The English Government having, however, In
sisted upon it, France, willing to prove ner
disposition has promised to request PIEDMONT 10 ds
arm ON the condition that Piedmont and the other
Italian States be invited to take part In the congress.
The article goes on TO cite historical precedehls,
and hopes that this proposal VIII meet WIN cue IJ,
mons consent Of the Powers. France has even adsed
that she is disposed to assent to general disaf"a-
mept previously to the Congress"
everything therefore, justi6es the belief that even
il all difficulties are not yet removed, defntive un-
derstandinc will ere long be established, and that no
further obstacle will oppose the assembling Of the
MaRsErILEs, Monday, April Is.
Adv,ces have been received from Rome to the lotn
;,t The enarture of volunteers, which had hitherto
-, ;nconsiderabe. now begins to increase rapidly
Tao hundred and fifty young men have left Pero1se
for Piedmont, sedo9s riot took place 6 the aaX
,b ,rcns wers Obliged TO fire upon them. 1t is stated
that several persons were wounded.
Austria is increasing the garrison of Ferrara
Adyices have also been received from Naples TO the
Anar terrible attack Of his malady, the King re-
ceiyed the sacrament and aterward blessed and bade
farewell to his family.
Signor Filangieri has been summoned to CaseIta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

Observation-Disclosures from the Old World 10
the New will. it i said, be greater the present than for
many former years. The ship Western Empire Messrs.
ThayerA Warren owners, arrived at this port Friday
from Liverpool with 4lS passengers the ship Wash
ingon, from the same port is daily expected bringing
so nore and three other emigrant vessels belonging
TO other parties the way with from 100 10 100
passengers each. The scene at Constitution Wharf,
saturday. OF the immigrants Of the Western Empire,
animated in the extreme. Most of them bound
to destinations beyond Boston TO various parts of New
England, Canada and the West Forty are booked
through to Toronto by the way of the Grsnd Trunk.
The Western Empire reports having passed the Inter.
national in eaky condition, and throwing overheard
her cargo. She declined assistance, having no appre.
bep,iol Of danger. Boston Atiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

MaN BURNED on THE CARs-STEALIsG A RIDE AT
The RISK OF DEATH BY FIRE.-On Thursday night, a
short time after the express train the Great Western
Railway had left Windsor for Suspension Bridge, the
passengers annoyed by smell Of smoke as il
wool was burning. The conductor Geo. Hawkins, en-.
deavored to discover the cause but did not succeed.
At length, however the engineer discovered light
the front eDd Of the baggage car and stopped tho
train to ascertain the cause. As the train
stopped jumped to the ground in flames, scream-
ing with pam and fright. The sufferer was relieved
speedily possible from further danger, and
proved 10 be pretty badly burned. He a poor
traveller who had got upon the forward platform
Of the baggage car, which is narrow to steal ride.
and while there his clothing had taken fire from q
spark. He cotton overalls, which readily gnited.
The man screamed for help, but could not be heard
while the train was in motion. He really in q
desperate suatioD-consuming by fire while the train
was running at speed which would have made jump
ing fatal. He could not reach the tender before him
10 90 forward, and there door in the end Of
the he occupied he could not go back among the
passengers. few minutes longer and he would have
been reduced to belplessness by the fire. and then
might have fallen upon the track beneath the wheels
of the train.
Our Informant who is Of the Central conductors,
states that the pooy fellow taken by Conductor
Hawkins 20 the nearest station from the point where
he discovered and there left to have his burns
dressed. !; thought by some that he very
seriously injured. His name and residence are not
stated. Roch. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

TIL BURSISG or The CATHOLIC CHURCH AT
PoRTsNnUTH Va.-The Catholic Church in Ports
mouth, Va, which destroyed by fire on Thursday
night, was purely Gothic, commenced in 1851.
ami Completed in 1853; it was - by - feet in size
and cost IN all about s3 800. In 1902 Patrick Robin
son. an Irish gentleman, bequeathed estate 10 the
pastor Of the old church ha, sood upon the site.
Thi- estate ~as sold for = 80, vested in the new
church. and Wa expended in is erection, which
accomplished during the pastoral charge If the Rev.
Francis Devin. The organ, which fell prey to the
hanie- zoe; about 81 100 and was not Insured. The
church had insurance In the American Of this city
To the extent OF 5000 AMI 100 more in Port.-
mouth oitoe-making in all $1,000 and has, We
iLforlI ri. debt Of 81 800 hanging over il.
The FIRE was the work Of a. ncendiary, an was
applied 10 the confessional in the rear basement, I'M
mediaey under the atar which being constructed u
light c0mbustble material. soOn spread beyond the
control Of the fremen. The bose of the iremen
cut ~ occasions during the fire. by some unknown
villain. Two paintings which decorated the ehancel
were very large-one of them representing the Cruel
fXOB, and the other the Return from Egypt. These
cote. out but in their efforts to them
they 80 mutatei a, 10 render them worthless
The handsome and costly altar destroyed but the
altar service which was made Of silver, and is very
valuable, was saved. Norfolk Day Book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

The steamship Glasgow, from Edinhurg April ~,
arrived at noon Yesterday bringing a large number
Of passengers and newspapers OF the ZVth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

Fractured SxrLL.-An inquest was held on Tues
day morning upon the body Edssd Hecker German s.
sse who died fracture Of the skull caused BY
uhrh hanging in West Broadway Monday evening
lalLpy sros his head. Verdict Accidental death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
Murder 1T Hudson CITY.
TIE RESULT CY GAMBLING kFFAIR-ARRESr or
THE MURDERER

THE MURDERER
Yesterday afternoon afray occurred between i
party Of tunnel men at shanty boarding house In Hud
son City shaft No 8, which resulted in the murde
Of man named Jsmcs Lehert, by the boarding hous
keeper, John 0Donnell, who stabbed him with carving
kne, which penetrated the eye and entered the brain
causing death IN about twenty minutes !. appears that
CIohne the deceased Lehet. and two others we're en-
gagged play cards during the afternoon for liquor they
bad quart Of lemon soda and quart OF liquor which
was drank amongst the party About four O'Clock old
alter some person. he remained there while, and finally
Mrs Oronnel ordered him out and not obeyng she and
ncr hespard elected him; Lchert the deceased took Of
eice ~ TINS, ana taking the mans part attacked ODon
mel, and tore his Shirt trssic onsued whom some OF
he borders put lehert out OF doors prevent further
difficulty deceased then procured stones burst the
door end attacked Ocnnel when another scie ensued
during which the latter seen have large carving
knc 10 his hand; at this time Mrs 0Donnc between
he two when one OF the men present ODonne make
thrust with II; deceased out OF the door followed
b. OIounei, and fell 10 the ground having received
nab in the right eye, the blade of the knife
having Penetrated two inches into the BRAN
oarsi.g death about twenty minutes afterwards
Constable James Ionnely, hearing OF the occurrence
went TO the house, and after short search succeeded n
Goang q DoEhe0 secretod under TIE floor. He
eticigly arrested and cummit,ed jail await the
sit OF Tie oroner's Investigation. The prisoner
tha he attacked in his own honse, and only acted in
seH defence Coroner Morris proceeded 20 Hudson City
last evening, and commenced investigation when tha
he above facts elected. The deceased boarded
snh OIonne ana appears that heretofore they hal
been good riencs. oDonneil repf esenied as being
stmieiatr man and the witnesses testified that he drank
nothing stronger than cordial lemon syrup Yesterday
While The deceased quite intoxicated One OF the
Witnesses testified that wheu deceased went into the
house he Threatened to have ODonnes life that the
latter received cut hrs head produced appsrentIy by
stone The investigation adjourned until 10 day as
one az The witnesses who was present the time was
too much intoxicated 10 give his evidence Deceased was
single man. about thirty three years age and Is NOT
known that he has any friends in this country.