, 1860-05-10

this happened is much excited aud verT indi0
nant, as well it should be; aud it is TO be hone
| tnat the perpetrators Of such IN outrage ma
pc brought 70 justice. Mrs. Riday is an Englis
ladY by birth; the mnther Of four children, an
Is represented as q respectable and in.ellixep
woman.-Phila. North dme7ieox.
|. WESTERN NEWS.
1lI1So1s.-Tbs entire family IL. H. Beau
mont, of Freeport, were poisoned on Sunda,
Last BY partaking Of some poisonous snbstauc
in their dinner, which consisted of baked beans
bread and butter and custard pie. The bean
were cooked the day previous, and had bee,
used at breakfast, and they we're placed in th'
stove oven, in the summer kitchen, to keey
warm till dinner. The house was alone, during
morning church service. 1t dinner ali ate o
the beans, and all we're soon taken with violeu
vomiting and purging, and the most seyert
pains throughout the system. Medical help va,
at once obtained, ind all were saved, though
both Mr.. and Mrs. Beaumont we're in a c1itica
condition for some lime. Mrs. y. particularly
suffered extremely, and at one time was nearly
given oTer. The symptoms indicated arsenic Il
the poison taken. How it came there il an IN.
solved mystery
ISn1AsA.-The latest news from the frosted
region Of the State, says the indianapolis Jour.
nal, lndicates that the first alarm in regard to
it's effects were somevbpt exsooerated THE
tone Of advices il now honaf,} and .ba on;n;o,
is yery generally exnreescd that some neacha,
will be saved. q yerv fair lot of annles and as
many cherries, considering their panera1ly
worthless character, az will be good for the
"young ones" fated to derour them. Grapes
hare suffered severely and ir1emediablr, but
We still hope for enough to furnish a reasonable
taste "all round.". IA large steam Touring
mill, costing SO, 900, has lust been connletad a.
Goshen at which fart +he fosb.,;,a. 49,. .,na;
bly enough reioicinr The Sexnorr TIM,
SAVE that = r,,.o.. ...,., ~, 49,.
living short distance from that place, sho.
himself las Vuesday night with a pistol, which
ne had taken with him into the woods where he
WIS found. he had placed the muzzle in his
mouth and fired, but the bali had probably
cropped out before, as no..traee Of itcould be
1oano' aud he was affected by the concussion
only. His recovery WAS considered doubtful. g. :.
The Attlca Ledger says that Sarnuel Martin
dale, young man living in the upper part Of
Warren county, was burned to death by the e1-
ploslon OF burning fluid can, which he ~as
holding under his arm while filling a lamp with
out e1tlngu'shlng it. He died in four days....
: ne ela5 eonntty oe fasrsosaaTs that steam saw
n''a near closerland, IN the Northern part Of
'nat county was burned on Tuesday night last,
WIN young man IN 1t named Lewis Greene,
VINO mad room IN the upper part Of the build.
ing and "as asleep there when the fro broke
out. 1t WAS impossible to sara him, but his
body Was recovered as speedily AZ possible
NOT however, till both his arms we're burned
Oh, and his body crisped I'll over, The mill
belonged TO Samuel Greek, and cost about
$4,000.
M1cmoAs.-The beautiful summer res;dence
of E. n. Morgan, situated upou The yerr hand.
some cminence at the rinbt of the M;cb;o,,
Central Road. rs rou apnroacb Ann Arbor p,.
consumed bv fire an Saturday n;obt with II.
contents. Mr.. M,a family xver. .h,ant :, =.
other mart Of the CITY. snend;nc ths ersn;nr
As there had bean no fire in tbe bonse dnring
the day, it is evident that it was the ,sort or an
incendia1y Six Nile Greek m s,nd,v
aud Monday of last week. q German namcd An.
ley and number of his neichbory lad marta.
ken Of some root beer. which ba had bo;led IN
IN earthern vessel the dav hefora ahort n,
o'clock in the evening nanha~. ~ saw. ..,e
dozen fau,;1,e. beoan to ha t.tan -;,, ~;o,"~.
snasms and vonit;no IN uo.a.r .,..-s-
Soma p,netaar nars,ns had 49,. s..oo,.-a s
dur;pa the dar Andrew NJ ora ne4ho -;.t;..s 49,
o5 years of are, died. 4 phvsician wa. nromnt'
II called on Monday. aud under hin intluenca
the others are now recovering, On e.amna.
ton for the cause of poisoninr. It was d;scov.
ersd TINT The 11az;ro of +ha aa,.,,a,, ,...o, :.
which the beer Was made had been recently dis
solved, and Its constituents, being rank poison,
nad been impaired to the liquid which had been
drank 1.-The new and splendid cottage owned
" at Comstock, near kalamazoo,
"as destroyed By fire on Friday afternoon last.
It was elegantly furnished, all Of which WAS
daughter Of Il. P Drake, at
Ia" faw, aged fourteen years, was 50 badly
burned On Thursday evening last, by her bed
clothes taking fire from fluid lamp after she
nad retired, TINT she died on Saturday last..
Ihe Adrian 'YatcAtot0<r says the fruit trees Of
al sorts are assuming the glory Of full bloom,
condition that was materially retarded By the
cold OF last week, much to the advantage Of
lru't prospects, though perhaps injurious to
le" trees that had already put out blossoms. All
'ppsaan'ee 10" INDICATE Dountliul CROP.
:'''A n'an nanea IN stone. N an employed
~ o.o VI .ae Aoat.ne mus a. hlllsdale' was in-
S'an'y k'deo on Saturday last BY being struck
Win oar With which he WAS prying q log
terongh which saw was running, tho saw COM
ing IN contact with the saw. His neck was
0foKe.
M1SSEso1A.-A sad calamity occurred At II.
town Of Roscoe, on the 29!h ult. Mrx R.v
who but few days before had given birth to
twins, discovered that her house va, On fire.
her husband being sbsent. sud she a]on. with
Ler family of i've children and a b;rad a;r,
Mrs. Ray, feeble q. .ba VA, sn,ar, n h.. e..
aud awakened her three littie bor. and 49,
girL Unfortunately the cir, Inst ~. ~
haste In rr1,r. +ro doo, h,,. ..,.,-;. Ae'
usgler's for helm. In the meantime Mr. p,r
in be1o;n, tho thraa 49,. -. -.
~e oo5e 'nlougu
rrs.saa - @u1a Nue 'ne names had pro-
> s~ ~ oas4 ~ eAteub luat II WIS impossible