Evening star., 1866-09-26
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Q ihk n loISe NOAAE
The Phissdelrhis Fsqssrrr OF ihIs morning
says The Corourr vns notified on Monday
afprnoou 20 hold nn mes; n pon the bedy OF
young woman who dIsd ssddsnly at No -
N. Efeytuth street, on Saturday sfi.rn on
last. On ascertainlng soup iulrcrarrt for
N alton from the occupant OF the hou .. .rhe
Coroner orc<rsd a post-mOrtsm eNaaiast.aa
TO be m.ds OF ioe ecoy, and pr, ShaPirlsh dis
quence Of n eruise on the temple. This bralse
wss not visible on TIE ostssde. The e,smana-
ton wss made ai the once of Cyrus Horne,
where toe BODY hsd been removed af'er d~a.h.
The following fscfs in reference 10 the sup
pos.d murder have been CLEANED oy our re-
porter: -
ON 4 1hur~day last. rsan rerr~sentfnr him.
telf ts naued Arnold. IN company w1th a
young woman whom he fasd vas be wife.
Called al the above named residence and rented
room The occupant Of the house had no
fnowkdge OF she partiee, and on the day fol-
loving she heard tie yoenE woman cry ing In
her apartment Soon rf,er Arnold made his
appearance, and said that his wife was very
SICK. he lett The house and shortly returned
with physician. The iandlady having cen-
hotnce In her own family physician. scot for
him, and on arriving at the honse he prescribed
Ter The Young woman. On Saturday the nm
known lady did. Arnold appeared 20 De in
great an iety about his wife, (ss he said,l and
Immediately despatched a telegram TO her pa
u nts IN BrioFeport, Conn. The doctor when
caIled upon 10 give certificate TO the cause
OF The d. aih OF the young woman refused 70 DO
80, saying he thought foul plsy had been used
a bie Pu tne lanolady 70 nOtify tne coroner.
but before that ofieiai arrvea Arnold bad Ieft
ior fhis bbknown. The father of the de-
ceased arrived in The city on Monday, and
ieit Tor ms home yesterday. The body Is still
In The hands ef the coroner. and Chef Prank
lin ts endeavoring to ferret out the supposed
murderer. -s .....-... -
From the father Of the deceased we learn the
ioliowing:-His dsughter's name was E.len
Josephine Sherman, aged 2i years. She left
her home about year ago, without any prov
oeaucn whatever. and her father did noi hear
from Der until SIX months after. and then he
was At work in New York and she called to
see bin. She said she was married TO Arnold
Parties In New York knew her by The name of
Lacey, and he was employed there in a hoop
SKIRT establish hment. Arnold, IL 10 said, be-
resided in Winsted, which is about sixty miles
distant from Bridgeport. IL 10 reported that
Inc iueiuve has a wife and family living in
New York. The father of the deceased Is we'll
Know IN bridgeport, and rs Represented to be
sn honest and industrious man. He is much
affected over the death OF his daughter.
REVIVAL OF THE AsTI-RKNr wAR-rhe
ant-rent war has broken out afresh in Albany,
and u may vet result in a bloody encounter
On Tuesday last a party Of armed men pro-
ceeded 20 The farm of Jacob Haines. which WAS
then In charge OF Col Church's party ana
carried on the entire crop Of potatoes grown
This season. The next day the same Marty re-
turned with reInforcements Is amounting 10 sixtv
men, all armed with muskets, drove away the
men IN charge OF the premises under Henry
Iruax, and took possession thereof Mr. Truax
snd hts party retreated TO the farm Of Courad
where others OF Col. Church's men were
stationed. and took up their quarters there.
the same party or armed men announce their
Intention 10 advance on Botteer's place ana
drive Col Chureh's party from there also.
SEVEN TIAEs MapRIkD-A cur,oy. .r,,