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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-17

Tsx Cnconditional Uoisn Men. Of the 7th
Congressional District vii meet in Mas Con
veniion as the city of TeFro-Earts, on
Wednesday. August 18th. for the purpose Of
selecting candidate for Congress.
JOHN HANNA.
July 10. i5e2- Chm Union Ex Com.
The Union papers throughout the District
~lIl please copy the above call
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-17
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
sKcxxfAsY OF sTArE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
ArprroE or sTArT.
ALBERT LANCE.
rErssrREs or STATE.
JONATHAN 8 HARVEY
ATTokxEY GENERAL.
DELASA r. WILLIAMSON.
srYknISrrspExr on PUBLIC issrRUcTIos.
JOHN /. MORRISON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-17

4 shall no, forget shatname. said the Of
heer. And you. remember mine. Ny name
= Ponsmercs.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

No necessity exists for conceaing the fac
that an expedition is nov prepsriag to operaie
against one or more S0ukhsFn ports Tbs rem
devious has already been occupied by . feet OF
vessels tho presence Of which, wiihin Wow Of
tbs reb-l signal posis, vii reveal the strength
of the intended demonstration. Ihs expedition,
Whatever it5 destination, VIII bo commended bJ
naval heroes Of Acknowledged ability. Il viii
De stronger in point q armament GRd class OF
ships shan any fees which ha, embarked or ga
offsnsive movement. The PoiB.s seward which
it viii be directed .rs uudsr any circumstances,
unable to successfully contend against them, for
the feet will be provided with svery appliance
u hich ingenuity, experience or skill can devise
to secui the Gcc0mp mpishment OF its object.
These are by no means enigmatcal assertions,
IS the events of very fen weeks viii prove.
When success has crowned theso eHorts-as !.
most surely VIII d0-we saeit be in possession
Of ports by m6ans-1hich VIII close JlIem efTseiu-
ally against armed or cunning opposition. The
season viii not be unpropiti0us evea, as has
been suggested In the early part Of November,
lsst yeaT. we achieved the glest naval victory
Of PJr4 Royal, and in tho iaLtsT part Of Decem-
Der tbs victory By BarRside in North Carolina
True, the latter was, in 2 measure, disastrous
but this was the result Of re seriops causes
than the elements.
Therefore, with q powerful, almost iuvincible
1set the skill Of able commanders, a measure
bls pTopitou5 season, and eligible points of at
tack, We may safely promise 10 record, ere long
4 series Of brilliant uava victories which sdai
DISNEY oar eaemies and ssfiousiy discoRcert th'
plsns Of tner trans. Atlsatie lriends -Rea5 York
Commercial 1fd5crtiser
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
n. TessuI.In lndiann.
rom the Indianapolis Journsl.I

( From the Indianapolis Journsi.I
We are stil without Sufficient date to make q
lust estimate of the majority against US in this
State, but we think it viii not exceed eight
thousand, and win probably bo less. II IS big
enough 81 the least. OF the causes that have
produced this most RnfoItunste result we have
not much to say. L is no comfort TO see just
why we were beaten liter We know that it has
been souDdig done But one of the causes K 50
plain and It's influence so direct, that We can't
pass il without a word The terrible iBefIieieucy
Nth which tho war has been conducted, has
done more than al She PIesidaass proclsmations
to dissGsi5ty and slieaate she people from the
administration. They see iheir blood spilled,
their money wasted, and they see no result st all
commensurate with the fearful outlay. They
naturally iurn G6ay from an administration thai
takes so much aad gives 20 Isle. Yet never
was anything mare grossly unjust than the VI
tsfion OF this gfea5 wrong 5n tbe administration.
Every man who has held a guiding plae5 ia the
management OF the war is ? Democrat Demo
cratic genesal5 command our army, and Demo
crat is commsnder-ia-cbief Mcclellan il a
Democrat, 70 IS Buell., So Is HaAeck Aud to
lhese ihree mon more thsn 81 o.hsTs together is
due tbs worn out patience and Wearied heart Of
this nation They have controlled this war Il
hiss been IN heir hands almost from the Begin
ming The President has sb2icated his own
J
Of The army What have they done with it2
Nothing bn. kill IT, Asd for this failure the ad-
mini5ratisn Is blamed and punished. Nothing
could bo more ouHageoUsiy ILicst.
Another cause contTibg.ed, or created this de-
feat, without it sll other irf3ene,s would have
been feeble. the ebssucs Of 10000 Union
voters in the army is the DIMINISHING cause of
she catastrophe If they had besn at home the
Uaion ticket would have swept the State by
$1,000 sj5rity. 10 ibis last levy of 300 900
volunteers there were almost u0 o.h of January
Democrats. A low vsiunteere3, but not one in
iNenty. IN the 7Oih rsgimant, which was chiefly
raised n ihis county, tbeTe were not hftg 5th OF
January rasn altogether This vast abstraction
from the Union strength was enough Of Itself to
dsfsstus The DomecTs1s understood this well,
and kept their men al homs. They 5oasted that
thsy had abohJionism TO wh;p in Indiana, and ii
was quits ay important % 40 ihs; ss to whip the
rebels Thns is came that tiVe-siSlhs Gf tbo last
levy were Union Democrats and Republicans.
No party can stand up against such tTsmend-
Qua loss az this Our only wonder IS that we
are not beaten worse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
The President end hia BODY Guard,


Washington Correspondence New York Express
Whenever Mr. Lincoln now appears in public,
or horseback, or ia bis carriage, be goes through
the streets st rapid pace, escorted ~ 8 cavsiry
guard of about twenty men, half of whom are
in ths advance, and the remainder in the rear Of
the Presidential charge. For soms reason Mr.
Lincoln has allowed him'ef to bs persuaded
that his life would be endangered, il he rode
about " al unarmed and alone" ike Lord
LOchlnvsr, and like Mr.. Lineon's fifteen prede-
cessors ia the White House. 1t certainly IS a
Tegrstabls precedent for 4 chief magistrate Of
this republic to establish, in imitation OF the
lsspots Of EIope, who have well founded cause
- expect attempts to asssssinats tbsm, while
she President of the United States cannot in
good reason, entertain any such reasons.
The death Of Mr. Lincoln would simply have
ihe sffscs to place in the presidential chair =
man far more IepugnRnt to the rebels thsn The
present incumbent, from tbs fact thst Ar Ham
liz is not only believed in the South 10 De more
radical in his lesuings than Mr.. LiEcolB, but is
also generally supposed &c have a negro taint in
his blood However absurd OF UEfJuHded this
suppositon may be, it undoubtedly sIists, and
at oucs precudss all ides that the rebels can an
tcipass ssy benefit 30 themselves fron the as
sassinati0n of Ar lincoln The tTuth is, no
body ever thought Of such thing, unhl the
fssIfal inagiBati0ns Of ofii5ous zsalo.s eenjured
Up the shadow Of danger without substanns,
and set people to thinkjog aboutiti WheIsupon
ths President Yielding to ihe solicitations Of his
alarmed or timoreus personal friends, consented
to this bit of 0nTspubhcsn ostentaton-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

Of ectime planned by Fsach brains end e.
cussd By French hands
In fact, an stfe.'tive consideration Of the
whole mysterious etfsir and ail the accompany
ing circumstance, scarcely leaves room fof any
other explaa4.i9n tAan th5 one nov suggested.
The French government clone had an interest
in the possession, as vel rs the necessary power
for obtaining the person and -dlsp&tches of the
British envoy and that Tue Emperor Napoleon
was usscrupulous enough 70 resort 10 any means
to OBTAIN his cwn ENDS, there are thousands Of
examples to prove. Not far from the very town
of Psrleberg, whore BIZ Bathurst disappeared,
Rr Wagstaffe, a kings messenger, was seized
and robbed of his dispatches 2 ioW years before;
snd another British subject, Sir George Ram
bold was openly kidnspped at Hamburg by Inc
same imperial police, IN defiance of ali nterna-
tional law and Justice
The seizure If Ir Bathurst beipg Of far
greater Importance, was very likely effected also
with much more cIcumspecticn. There MAS no
particular difficulty il lsyiug held Of Mr Bath
urst as soon es, in tho dsfk November night, he
had Quilted the door Of ths PsTlebeTg mn, ana
after having him gsggsd thTustipg him into
ready carriage, to be conveyed forthwith to the
not very distant fortress Whether Mr.. Bathurst
died in has pr W nstnral 6eath 6y whethor hs
was actuaHy D1rdsred by his jsiloTs, is quss-
tion, however. Hhieh twouid bedItheusif not
impossible to d <, de, even If it were proved 60
certainty tbat tas recently discovered bedy VAS
that Of tbs lost envoy.
As fer as appears from t8s newspaper reports
on the subject, the sieletQn found in the wall
underwent no particular examination, but was
put into box, aud carried off 30 scme cemetery.
The discovery of corpse in a place called
MsgGeburg'is is seems, gR occurrence TO Which
the people are rather accustomed than Otherwise,
and Of which, consequentf, no distinct notice
is taken. T. sy the pr0veT5 goes, thsra is a skel
eton in every house, it cannot perhaps be wou-
dered at thss there shos,d he q hundred in 3
Pfussian fortress
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
The washington Csa1raBsuaE- What viii
be Rene sFiis 4 hem his Winter

BE EAaue sgi1A kcm 2 hia WiaIere
Washington C0rrespondsHes Of the n. Y. E1prsHl
Now that t6e weather is growing COOL lbs
question naturally arises, what Is 70 be done
with the numerous fc0ntrsbandE n Washington
and vicinity this winter Will the poor Hrstchss
be permitted to st.Fve or fIeeEs to death, or
viii the government undertake TO support and
provide tor them Their present condition, even
before cold weather has sat in, is miserable and
abieet in the extreme What It is likely to be a
couple Of months hence, it is net difficult to i'm
agine. Hundreds OF the contrabauds here have
lad already quite enough of liberty and aboli-
ton philanthropy. They would gladly return
now TO their masters or mistTesses, but they have
no power to do So and, indeed, are not permitted
sny opportunity to carry such desire into effect
This morning stout negro, rugged up in
cast of army clothing, came to q door whore
was standing, sud entrestei to be given Job
anything by which be could earn meal Of
victuals Questioned this man, and found he
was from Fredericksburg. having belonged to =
Wsll-known lady Of thst town. Jerry (the ne
sro) lad for several years hired his time from
his mattress. and was getting along very vel a.
= csrger. Ia An OWL hour he drtsrmlned 10 iurh
.'conIaband" +" and CONS TO Washington, bring
ing hundced dollars ia silyer-his savings.
This hard earned money is new I'll gone, and
jerry himself, sadly out 81 elbows and toes,
( hunby begs c liitie employment at saving
! wood 10 POSTPONE starvation. He is very an1-
ieus 90 90 hCms: bat, according TO his cwn
statement, il not allowed 10 do 80. He may ro'
among shs philauthTspie a5olidonists, but can
( rot Da permitted to "return 20 slavery This
I is one instance out OF many which have fallsa
/ under ny observation and Of thousands Whict
/ undoubtedly exist IN this ely. What nave th'
abolition fsnaties to say 10 it What remedy
/ do thsy expec. Others TO apply
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

The most tho public heard of toe Treasury
Department duarg the recent session Of Con
qfsss, was list OF replies Of the Secretary te
repeated FssolutiOus demanding explanation OF
the extraordinary delays in the different branch
ss OF ais department. Il appeared that the
soldiers could not be PAID ualoss a. intervals Of
five or ak nouths because shs Secretary could
not make money fast epoughi ard The excuse
was taat the Secretary had sent OF ell the en-
grazing apparatus az the department. to Co
Inmbia, Soalh Cuoline, Al tho time Inc govern
meat was packing up its uaps 70 leaye R.cii-
fuonG to Mcclellan, (ss Impeachment which 1t
alw4ya denied nnal the untoTtunaie Secretary
blsb6sd) i is now discogeset thas N the Sec
oA2 Auditors Office, the number OF soldiers,
ciaims on file for sdjusimeAt i5 two thousand
nine hundred ssd the exeuss for ms lnssten-
tioe 10 the public business IS that tie AUDITOR
was also delayed by Tie gsmoval 0f tiie muster
aud pay rolls out Of Richmond, when She aa-
thoriSiss were preparing 80 evacnate IN sans
last. These historical Developments, Whief
have been made through the Secretary eI th'
Treasury, OF The intended evacuation Of Ken
uosd, are quite interesting but wetea that u
sons quarters We YiH not be thanked for them
/ Ricka0nd EBgmiRer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

The C;eveisnd 10 } Herald takes the recent
defss. Of the abolition party in that State, Of
which it is q prominent organ, very good
humoredly ia the following style;
TO THE UNION MEN ABROAD.
We send gT.t-ing
The result in Ohio is doubtful, very doubtful
Il is doubtful whether ghs DsRocrscy have
fourteen or fifteen Congressmsn- And that u
q State uhsIe, according 70 last years vote
every district rss against the ''butternuts save
two one of which was democratic by aooul
500 and the other by about 1900. All the other
dis.riets. ssye two, were Union by msjoTiae'
RANGING from 600 to IS 000 in round numbers
these two were Union BY 400 and 500.
Can such things be,
And overcome as like summers cloud
Without our special wonder
: No Stree
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

GENERA PRICE's MEN.-When General
Prices army frst came to Corinth, (says the
Knoxville Rsgisier) they were very like unto
father Adam in Eden, shirtless. A large qusn-
tity of tent cloths were shipped to the command
from Memphis. When the packages were rolled
ont among the veterans of the Missouri cam
raien long, rugged, serious looking, lantsra-
iswed MissOuTian, after inspecting she geods,
turned to his comrades saying, we teilers oTser
send tor our wives to make up them shirts !
they'll save us, too, a d-d sight Of seTatchiu
It,never occurred to these men that they were
to be supplied with tents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

ETr To increase of psuperism in some dis-
triets Of Lancashire aud Cheshire, Esgiand, as
compared with the relief records OF lo0li is
startling In Ashton under Lyme, the rate OF
increase Is s6z per cant Blackburn o4o PEI
cent, in Barnlsy 302 per cent and in Stockpori
4-S per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

E Ia Lancashire, says the London DaaJ
Macs, every stranger is sccgsted with the IN
quiry, Con ye tell US when the coitou's COON
l.'ga' and The same though. IS uppermost il
the minds Of every body elsewhere
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

" The Italian army now numbers 3z5. $50
men The Piedemshtese constitute ons-third cf
the force, owing 10 the iaeL that the conscrlp-
ton has not yet produced It's fail etfscs ia the
southern provinces.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

Ey ConfseaGons of liberal Bsrlin and corE-
try pspers are becoming more frequent than
ever in Germany. Tie cause assigned IN aii
cases "a the tons of the lesdi1g articles on the
present crisis and the criticisms on the spe eeches
of the minis terra II the House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

A DIFFERENOE.- Place, a Royal street res
sanrant )-'' Give me dosen iried oysters.
g Have no oysters, sir" No oystersl Does
not youg sign say eystsrs alweys' . No,
sir, is's oysters al ways that is, when we
have them, but there's an J Of a difference
between oysters all ways and oysters always.
Noble Neios
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

~ Yesterday five hundred and thirty-seyen
Yent ee prisoners reached the Libby rom the
South, and six hundred more last night iIoln tae
same quarter. These prisoners and others Tho
have preceded them, lave been forwarded by
Captain Werz, OF the Libbs who is now IN
the South on that Mission. The prison here is
again becoming crowded, aud b flag OF truce
will lesvs ia a day or two for VaTiaai 20 carry
tie surplus away Richsio1,d E1eaiaer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
rHa Csnis CHARGED UPON THE FREaCR GOV
ERSMEGT.


Here was another complication Of the mystery.
a rsaWd o. I've hundred JhaIsrs was az once
offered for tbe discovery Of the whereabouts eff
,he missing man, but months investigation
iefl the csse as dark es before Meanwhile, the
Eagllsh ud French press, hnving become ae-
qunnsed with the fact Of Bathursi's disappear
ancs, began 90 discuss ths subject. The Times
Of J.nuary 20. 1910, Lad tho following para
graph IA Iarro Ups, which subsequently went
tl- round Of tie EnglLsa: - There is too much
reason to fear thst the account Of the death Of
Air Bathurst, late British envoy to the Emperor
u Ausfis, inserted in Paris journal, is correct
as 10 the principal fact. Is was stated as an ar
tiels cf Berlin news, Of hs date OF December
l0.h that Dir. Bathurst hAd eviHced symptoms
Of l8ssHi-T o2 his journey through shat city,
sld tha. he ha1 subsequently, fslleHby his own
laT5 u the vicinity Of Potsrsburg. Informs
tiou, aoweyer, has been resolved within these
sps dsys W hich 6rcioiy tends 10 hx the guilt OF
@r Bsthurst. death, or disAPpesfsnee, On the
Frsuch government L appears thas BIZ Bath
urrl len Bsrlm with passports nom tbs Prussisn
.r FcTlsneni, and in excellent health, beth Of
10 "a sad beds - He was to proeAed 10 Ham
burg, 20 embark for taiE country; bus Hamburg
be never reached At some town neaf the
EcsnCh territories no VAS seized, it is supposed,
Dy parsy Of French soldiers What hAppensd
s4sorHard is not sccuTA ely known. His pants.
ioous nave 1een found near inc town WhsTe ho
KSs seizel, aa3 lester "A them 30 his wife but
nothing else. Th. Prussisn government, upon
receiving The Intelligence, eyInced the deepest
- t AID offered laTgo IeTsrd Tor the dis
coVeyY Of hjs BODY. No success, however, has
-rrt zfteuGgfi the offer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

TIE ARsiiEs Is NoBTHel,E FiRGIsiA----..h y E
hsre soms lnieligsnf and Interesting adYiees
ffcn our lines in N9uh@n Nrginia, bat as ~
refer TO an anticipated movement Of o1L iotees
re suppress that portion OF theH "lleh in' y.
IN any dsgree be inpludenE to pu9isa
enemy were employed ia destroy ing lhs railroad
from near Charlestown 10 v winchester lne
sleepers and cgoss-ties for miles were takon nI
aud arranged % plies Elk feet hgt, end the ron
rails WeTe lien pat On top and the Who-e nfed.-
Richmond EIaHlaey, lsh.
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a mysrnssIoos cHn1a q
= eEssc Fotsss 20 q .Tzsr9eF CoasasfsEea
FiftB E'cass sEg0.
E3ia Eapoieon E6fdnaP a Dsitfsh Enl-
hussnd0Ff

Tbs last number Of The London Be0ieie con.
tains remarkable story of the mysterious dis
aqpeersuce Of lEr Bathurst, British eRvoy
extraodi1a1y 10 the coat Of Vienna in 1859,
ala the fecoBt discovery Of probable clue to
his murder, which is supposed to have besn
commi..sd BY order Of tie first Napoleon we
condenss the sccount as follows:
rHs DisAPPEaRAsCE
On Saturday, the s5th of NoYeEber, 1909,
rislnia Bathurst, envoy extraordinary OF the
Bnlsh govtpmsht 30 Austria, arrived at the
aouss tls posimss:af 0f tks little PrussiaR
sewa of usIleheEg, close to tho frontier OF the
prassisn dominidHs, and on tho high road from
Berlin s0 Hamburg lie was accompanied By
q German courier, named Krause. Air Bath
arse ana fis couIisr alight6d, gare orders for
$40 mmedsts contnsaaUn of The journey, and,
Hhi.s thc horses Fcro harnessed to the carr age,
went into tbs hostelry adjoiling the post olics
81 take some retEesbment,
- rhe Faesl l7ss soof flashed bus various ar
Engagements, particularly ths local veFifeation OF
passo0r in tie name sf " Merchant Kotch" and
. Fischer pretractsd tie departure ot the tray
-le1s uutil . late hour. Il was Los ill lows1d
nine ia the evening thai she news as last arrived
9i TIE barses beng about &c be hsrnesssd TO the
carriage. On receiving this welcome snnouncs-
leut. SIR Bathurst leiT ais room and went into
-le slreet, - tls seryast thought, for she pur
pose Of taking his sess IN his cbaise The c0u-
-Isr followed in q few seconds, bUt WAS astOnished
nos ~ fad lie master in Iae place who're be
h9ushs hHa TO be. Hs waited sad wsiIed, for
nirutes, fcr h0UTE, bat did not see him make his
lppeaTahce. The Hos BsljamiI Bathurst has
lo5 appeared Up to Inc present day.
Tf4ErSpApCEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
an Addresz r-orn saribaisss Ia sle People
af EtuetauH.

From th. LsnGon Morning Post sdl
The sutjoineG address lss been ioras srded to
Us from YsTigns7o by the writer TIERS viii
dOu5tisss ba difference cf opinion on sczec MS
political views s5 % tas sincerity sns warmth
OF his feelings toward this country here can 10
bone, sud tha sZPlsssi9H u hs grat5.ute VIII
assUedly bs received il spinl as hind rs
that bY which It hsa been dictated:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
THE SEARCH.

Erause, the courier, after a fruitless search for
BT. Bathurst went on 70 England, and reported
lhe mysterious circumstances of the case. The
islllly Of ine missing envoy (smong whom was
Lord Ba' hu-st, Pro temPoTe secretary for foreign
aliairs, lmme1Istely set 10 work TO unravel the
my 5sgeI biTs Ba-hUTst a. once resolved 10 pro
cseG 10 Germany ia search of her husband, aud
on arriving at Petersburg found shsl the author
ias - aiIeadJ undertaken an investigation.
Ite-seaTeh OF the officers had discovered, in g
piece q woods in tas nsighborhood Of tho town,
pl5r Of psntsloop5 which Mr5 BAthurss mnls-
diatsly roeogu uzsd as hsyiag belonged to her
husllaLd. These psutalooRs Wero riddied with
bullet holes; but, on an examination by comps
s7ni issiges, i WAS established beyond doubt that
the culiets had been fred at the empty piece Of
dTess aslf vas lying the ground, and moi
vlils on fle person.
---. L. 49, -----. .-.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-19

SricrDx FSsAtr.--corsner Wlldey hold M inquest
yesterday tho body Of sarah kierwan native OF Ire
land and twenty years Of who scmmtted suicide by
swallow iTg vial fu cf sudanum Saturday evening
last II spfesfa That the unfortunate woman was out
walking saturday afternoon, company with q man
Charles sheridan, Of 2t2 wovercy place On part
ing deceased said she must 40 and get sogpo snu sher
watched her and her 90 into drug store His
suspicious being aroused he 30 the store popped in
the window and saw the druggist give her a vial ned
with audanum. When she came out Sheridan followed
her. aud upon coming up nth her she Suddenly placed
the vial 10 her lips and swa bowed the concnts She was
conveyed 70 her residence, st No 10 Sullivan street
where she died Sunday from the Effects Of the pUlson
Before death she assigned the az her rsh
that she had married man she did not like "a N
thought the unfortunate under the influence
Of liquor when she pcrperated the Of ssdcsruettn
DEATH FArL--Coroner collin held On inquest YES
tcrday the body cf German named WIN rrisscs..
aged twenty seven who died At the New YORK Hosplta
from injuries caused BY an accidental fall down digit
Of stairs Al Newark " j., On The 18th " July verdict
10 acsordAoce.