Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The most trr-ible trsr~cy 80, ever Wa 60
scted IN Peoria took place thr other m srniag.
sso. ,ns :, "a, ,s, nSir oil Ma,iAeS AMIR 1850
ward ccrnmittd suiclds TIE fse.s IA tha cass
rs estaiieo BY Ia corsner's Jury. urafre.n c,aer
sources, ere - fuilaws. Abort etevsn ysa,
ago NJ sithew AndresSner osms "a th,s rI,S ana
wns employed as fisherman, a,a fo,r vs-r.
aiterv aru a AIRED ozEg htsr Of Isseuh Is-r-s
N1N iLses 90 SON. Ea-e pettsrr the low
or par ~ hat clty. Tn pair LIVED together IN
ptace iCr some tune. hnf th~ iflsNaaa sA,,
showed the brutSity OF his diSpoSasio- .pa
made he lite OF bss wife a,Eaos, an mt srssle
0De.
When the va, 6rske oui. n enlis,sd an the an
Illinois infantry, and served IN thzf rcri meat
during the War, re-snitsting WHEN his thrse-
years serN ice hsd expired Dunng tue tune "a
has service be sent but lIttla monev ~ his ~ts-
ard ms Cumraors State that n hy mesa.
true 20 has con lugai VOWS. when the var Va.
closed he returned 20 PeCriS and started = So
loon ia SrGth AGans streci. near the r,lssk
road HIS wife lived with HIN. hut snch wsr
the hrutsl disposition OF toe husband tO~srs
her that she psturned TO her ps rents severst
occasions. About three wesSs ses Andrrs<a~r
sold his saloon, ana after paying his debts
ioundeu little money IN has Possession. ASout
ten dsys ago hs broAe up hOusesscrlhg saa
has wite todd him that hIs conduct hal b..
sheh as NoHia prevent her from living With
bsm any louger
AndEessnrr won't 10 Peru. where u ~.
areiits EEsidsrR. lhou gh hts " itr dts uot saos
wbsre he bad guoe. On ruesfs last ne retu med
70 this cstys snd rrInainsd around tire taws
NAiaiA aaO4li. q tQU q %
person new EeNcivsr. which. ~ -. &, ne hsd
bought tcT = certain purpose Ahont AEON Ne
called n she house ~ hIS father-iu Ia ". Mr.
Jaeger. and asked 60 See his wife NJ lsey.r
told him he coulo n 4 So her. thaf she h,d
finally resolved not 10 live with MN any
longT. and thai an intsrvtrw would n, pro-
aHe'l :, OF soo1 20 non. OF the pNrnes Andress-
neF conducted hgmseit wi.h propre'v. eN-
pressed his sorrow af tn turn sfsirs had
tahen, and lsfi. In the evening be called
AGAIN and asked - ssss his wifi Mrs Ia.srs,
N har a.
and dld not wish e. see hun. ana repeated SUD-
stantialty what her husband bad said. A.
dressner left quietly and said ne would call IN
the morning.
At about seven o'clock yesterday mornlnr,
ArdrekSner returned Ia Nr. Jaeger, mAs<tne
MS appearance AT side door. Ihe famdy, or
a part OF ~, was at breakfast. and they asked
Andressner 20 sit down with them. He reiu ed
20 eat with them. aud went INTO thr front room
here his wife had gone. They talked tog .thar
Tor nearly hall al hour She got some money
which she had collected OF his debts. ana gave
HIM half OF N, retaining the balance At he re-
quest. She also brought and gave him a sasrt
Wnlch he len mere and which she wrapped
IN paper tor him Daring the conversation
Mr.. Andressrsr told her husband thai she
could never live with him again. His conduct
had been such that rend cred il ilapos -lbir ana
she hoped he woUld leave her and try ani De-
come a better msn. He expressed penitsnce,
but she said she had given him more than one
falr trial, and had met with injustice aud an
treatment every ume.
A. last she turned 10 leave, sni a. She va.
standing near bureau, he drew a revolver
from his pocket aud nrcd, the ball taxing eject
IN her right temple and passing out near the
eve. She fell 20 the floor, sud her mother hear
ing the report, ran into the room, whsT hs
leNelled the revolver s. her. hut tttp old lady
ran out OF the room. and ne dad not IRE - her
A moment alter second report vas heard. aud
mrs. Jaeger and some OF the nechbors ran into
room, aud found the won b. murderer AMI
suicide al the last sgonias Of death having
shot himself the ball penetrating through the
night SIDE CT The forehead into the brain.