The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13

the jail In bed he an artery Of the left and
allowed the blood 10 gush out unimpeded The loss OF
blood produced sickness OF the stomach end violent yom
iting, which awakened fellow psonef who was Sleep
ing in the same CELL THIS man gave the alarm and as
ssance came in time to the life that the wouid-be
suicide had sought TO thus cast of
But the resolution to do not 70 be thus conquered
eutireIy to eat Of ANYTHING that would feed the Are of
lie, which began TO wane and then, day by day.
grew more and more feeble In iorsy Gays .ns man ma,
entire time did not amount to full dinner for hun
cry man. Rapidly hts flesh began 10 disappear, and
the bones OF limbs that could be easily spanned
with the hand grew horribly prominent Ho ceased to
walk stand; he only roclined brcathed and
from the Governor Of Ohio would reach him at
certain time. He wanted 10 die-not In the jail OF
Louisville but out somewhere where no could breathe
living skeleton coolly calculated the length OF time he
had yet TO live. and finding that he did not eat. he
serves-nve times, as already mentioned
Day before yesterday detective Larry Hazen OF this
soSt Sns up s'' though he were eSid
and conveyed him 70 the carriage and thence
to induce him to eat; and said King, in . voice
scarcely audible, "Mr. Hazen, II you will promise me
to make such an arrangement win enable me
sns ~ a..sn oou
this and the dying shook his head and refused the
food He calculated that he had three days 70 live,
which would enable him 10 reach Cincinnati and settle
up his little AFFAIRS but Al about two O'Clock Of ysssr
day morning. htiie afsr the reached tho landing
here the death rattle sounded IN his threat and tho
tective found him dead.
Tho jury called by Coroner Carey yesterday rendered
verdict Of suicide by starvation We understand that
deceased has friends in Bowling Green, Ky.
Tslsgrsphie m arkst Reports.
PHu.ADxisMA, May II, 1893.
Stocks nrm Pennsylvania State SIS %, Reading
1917 Long Island 53h, Pennsylvania Railroad SAY Gold
2s1s, exchange New York par Flour nrm supcrhne,
s. a IS 70, extra 50 SO Is Wheat firm; red 81 so
a 81 TO- white s? SO So Corn buoysnt; yellow S3c.
Oats firm and advanced 1c Provisions firm; pork firm
salos 500 bbls at $3 So beef SIS $23;
meas-sales 20 900 pounds salt sides at l6S. whis
key unchanged Tallow-Sales 200 900 pounds at l2c,
advance
BALTIMORE, May IL, 1896
Flour quiet sales Western supcrnne, $40. Wheat
nrm Corn Hrm white SIC a sSc yellow, SIC. a 83c.
Oats firm SIC Csc Provisions steady; bulk shout
ders, 13Ac. bacon, 14i,c. N1sc. Lard, 23c Sugars
steady. whiskey firm; Western 81 28k.
OswEGo. May IL. 1860.
Flour unchanged Wheat nonnaily lower; No. 1
Milwaukee club held at So TO- sales 900; red win
ter SO So Corn scarce safes IA 900 bush mixed West
ern, TO arrive 65c Canal freghts steady -four 40c,
wheat l0c, corn Sac rye &C., oats BIC TO New York.
BUFFALO, May II, 1865
Flour nrm and quiet; stock light Wheat inactive;
buyers the prices holders ask. Corn-Rejecied,
Sic. Soc Racine 60c. No. 2 60c. No !, Csc
Oats-Mixed Chicago, 3sc. No l Chicago 44c Barley
State store, 81. Rye nominal Whskey nominal
Pork, $40 $3l So Lard, % &c Canal ireiyhts to
New York-Corn llc wheat l3c. To Albany-Corn
8Sc. Receipts for tweny-four hours-Flour zoo
bbls wheat o. COS bushels O. 1871 oats, 152 1865
For the week-Eour, 30 25s bbls wheat, 1853
bushels; corn, 61s.423 do. oats, ,5o7 do.