The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-03
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, July 5
Repo1ted bY De Haven & Bro, 10 4O s. Thi1d street
SENATOR LANE OF KANSAS.

DETAILS OF THE TRAGEDY-How THE DEED wA7l
COMMITTED THE NATURE OF THE woUND-THE
PATIENT MAY LINGER, BUT CANNOT RECOVER.
LEAvENwoRTH July 2-Senator Lane up
from st. Louis on FRIDAY last, and went directly to
the residence of Mr.. Mccall upon the Government
farms Before leaving ST. Louis, his conversation
intImated determination TO suicide causing him TO
he closely watched, his friends getting possession of
his pocket-knife, fearing it might be used fer the
On Sabbath afternoon he desired to ride out Mr..
Mccall brought up his carriage, and invited Mr.
Adams TO ride with them. After getting to the car
mage, Lane expressed desire to return to bis room
Tor his cane refusing to allow any one to 60 for him
Returning with his cane they drove upon the heights
overlooking the tort and city Lane entered freely
upon the beauty of the city and landscape.
On returning they had to pass through a gates
the gate. line stepped down from the carriage at
the sane inc, Passing, around to ITS rear, said.
pistol with its muzzle in his mouth The ball passed.
out at the top of his head, the centre OF bls
skull, producing fatal wound. There hal beeTt a
to-day. Nothing can be done for him. All hO' pc rs
gone. Mrs. Lane IS with HIM. He may lingo two
or three days yet, but 1t is doubtful. He M IS not
opened bis eyes since last night but preG ,es his
ice when he puts his tongue out this being he only
sign of consciousness he shows.
There is much feeling here and NOR against
Lane NJ present than ever shown.
THE CAUSE OF THE SUICIDE
WASHING GToN. July 2.-JIm Lane dh I'D of Andy
with the delusion that his support OF he President
was so acceptable to the people OF TIM tate that he
cOul carry IL iOf JOnnsOnS pOucY b 600O majority.
His first appearance upon the streS ss of Lawrence
shocked him with sense OF hi terrible error.
In the town where he had once walked monarch,
no man spoke TO him. Old ~ ends passed him
without recognition on the SID eWak ON horse.
back, in the principal street, h rode unrecognized
and rejected. lie went TO his house and sent for
many Of his old friends to o0v o and see him They
returned answer that they shed to have no inter.
course with him. Two days after his arrival Repre-
sentative Clark came troy WashingtOn What a
contrast and what a lesse1 | A vast crowd met and
welcomed him with musR and fiags. public meet
ing applauded his votes honored him for his fidelity.
and pledged to him the love and the support of
Kansas. HunlhaeN smitten with remOrse, and
utterly desperate ~ terminated Mt his life
ana his career IN I| .hnson politics M Y. Tribune
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