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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
Social Culture Among Boys.

\ tis the great trouble among boys when
they get old enough to go out into com
panyy that they 4 don't know how
to behave when they get there. SO they
sit shecpishly around on any handy cor
ner they can find, and wish they were in
their shirt sleeves out "in the mOwin'
lot" or in the shop" or anywhere else
than in that e"pesky parlor. no
There is nothing to rub off this rust but
contact with society. The only way TO
feel at home in the parlor is to be familiar
with it. Here mothers are often greatly
at fault. The "best room" is kept shut
and darkened, and the intruder who
strayed into il would be quickly warned
out Children who are accustomed to
little gatherings at home or at a neigh
boris, in holiday and birthday times, sell
dom feel this painful diffidence. It is
natural for youth to love such assem-
blages, and they are a very essentialpart of
their education.
But if young man finds himself in this
uncomfortable plight, be must do the best
he can toremedy the neglect of his early
social culture. He must muster courage
and plunge into the best society he can
gain access TO. Ifhe is uniformly polite
and oi,ligmg, without any troublesome Of
nciousness, ne Will very soon DE favOr-
tie. After thGt, all win be smooth sailing.
He should not think it too much trouble
after days work to take a thorough bath
and change bis working clothes, and then
walk over 10 q neighbOris for an hour s
social chat. This sociability would tend
to produce good feeling in neighborhoOds,
and would elevate aud improve all parties.
Add to this an hours reading every day
the years end have attained much higher
culture than your neighbor who spends
his evening lounging on the counter of
tho village store, OF asluggishly sitting
down 70 doze. before the Exchange.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13

non-payment of postage, the person To
whom the package was addressed refusing
to pay the same A great variety Of other
articles are also to bo seen, consisting of
ambrotypes pictures, teas, coffee, soap,
apparel vi, allkinds, dolls, jewelry, and,
In fact, almost every thing for which the
mails are considered safe means Of trans
mission. Every year OF two sale of mis-.
ccllaneous articles Of value, for which no
owners can be found, is advertised in the
public prints, and the announcements in
variably attract large thronGs of purchas.
ers, some of whom hope to make good
bargains, while nth0rs desire To secure
only curiosities. The prices received are
generally fair, and in some instances the
bidding is brisk on certain articles which
are valuable only as curiosities or relics.
Many of the articles, especially Of clothing,
stationery, perfumery, jewelry, &c, are
really valuable and useful Washington
NrOnicle % ...... d.. Ir...| .....
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13

the next day by an English vessel. In
this ship he made the voyage to China,
and falling to communicate with his family
ON bis return, continued In the employs
ment of the vesselfoT several years At
last, learning the whereabouts of his
family. he reached ihis city In quest OF
them q few days since 'Their joy at
the Appearance OF one they lild long con
sitcred as dead can, as the novclists say,
be more easily imagined than. described.
Il waslike one risen ffont the gr,se, and
dhrlosesa y series Of incidents A ifuithil of
romance as often engages the pen OF the
novelist and ceayiet I 4 A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
KN0 " YOUP

Know you the hour when Ph;nbus steals. FOG
From where Aurora blushing lies, r
And mounts the heaven ON glowing wheels,
Aud gilds the gray OF dawning sEiesi IT.
Know you the time when birds begin
To carol TO the rising sun,
When from the woods their jocund din
Proclaims the reign of night is donor
Know you the moment when the dew
Exhalcs In silvery sighs from blooms
WhereOn II slept the whole night through, y
TIL Ph@bus the wrapt earth illumess
Know you the moment, time and hour .
OfdaybreakY Well, you do, mayhap
Wen, that's the time feel power
Of pleasure in that other nap %
- Nom E,fl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
POETRY.
THE REAPERS


r.- -. r-- MT NATHAN n. URSEn.
/ BuLovs Of ehadow and brightness ncet
Over the seas OF yellowing wheat,
Mlth a stsadier glow where the white noon rests
Mhilo tvelier hue, As the warm South blows,
% With wave on wave 70 the orchard flows.
Far to the right brown-armed row.
see The stalwart reapers go,
fIr fneh snonlders rising and falling free,
MI, s,i hers sns snn mere scythe-b -blade's blaze
Dlps uke uoipfsin, and rOunc them playp.
siasa, eno the loSun1 shout OF the Harvest Home
r i'e"V and deep, nom the jasper foam
ST,rngn.s 81 ss.. - the verge OF our shaded path,
Fsr rs" ar windows sweeps the swath
PIN "'nind Il stretches away,
A. ied at the sides by tawny spray,
T., a opening lengthening on TO ns,
axe the Red Sea path Of the Exodus
through the Swallowing waves, az the sray.bcard
Eas;er aud fuller nos swiugs the steel. r-s
With fiery fash. as the stinbeanls writho
From tip 10 hasp of tho sweeping scytho saI
There, following, Is the sheakpiied vain,
=" With the steeds neck.deep IN the golden grain
And now, to breathe nom Their task. work sore. ne
Pc bne Gripping t0ilefe have reached the shore,
ID put cooling draught from the bubbhng spring.
"' = lost hagh and SOME bantering TT'e'
,r4 Brnwn foreheads brushed Of the Shining swesti
3 And then, with their backs to the shaven lea, '
lAnother plunge in the amber sea, b 4ta-f
; "A lazy music perry ades the air, ..., .4.. -.l
kE9m ON ihL thnickeL and meadow; and near parterre
The sleepy eeulo the sunshine sung -
From the vefvety edge of this darling dell
i~ Lnxuriops langnors softly swslL .H.l
To lull the spirit and WOO the sense
iii 10 day-dreani, sloth and indolence iiC- ..l-n
D. But sweeter, pleasantor far to me ..-' '-....,s
Ihan wind or bird, or druning bee y.
i mat lusty shout 80 cheery aid blithe f'I0
unat ringing sound OF the whetting scytlR, ,,
~ speaks of laurels nobly won p - - i.'h
lBy the good strong arm IN the good strong sun--
~ enefg1es, heayenly seconded, I = ~
Owrest rom earth's bosom the boon OF bread
. ror wlie and little 0nep--charity--f f ..s fs-,
W. And me hungry fnyriads over the sea i'''-'+t
Do " sings soAg and an echo springs lHlIut
MOrid-wide and clear, the scythe blade rinps.
d, Telling Of man and his dignity, II TTCrs 1eN
% ills dls nope t9 bl noble his right TO be free
y ~ ~ me Sod-ifke power IN his bosom unfurled
vi the Drawn aud body and soul of the wofldi
-Rdckdrf Monthly for august
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
A Romantic IncideSSt.. I

SOME years ago (says the New Orleans
Picdyuhe) a gentleman named Paul Escott,
resident Of New Orleans, but formerly
living in France, lost his son, q had of ten
years OF age, from vessel on the Canary
lslandaO ItWag nigh at the time, although
every possible exertion was made 10 rescue
the boy yet were they unsuccessful, and
the htfle fellow was given up for lost.
Shortly atterward the family came TO New
Orleans, and in time the grief of the pa
rents for the loss Of their son became only
a asorrow living in their memories He
was dead, they thought, and grief could
pot bdne hni hAdk "a l1llt. But he was
not dead. He had got possession Of one OF
the planks thrown out to him, and al
though missing his friends vas picked up
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13

The Central Park at New York Is
called the Suicides Paradise.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
what Allied the Telegraph !


DURING the fortnight which ended last
Saturday night, the telegraph line between
here and Chicago was mysteriOusly inter
fered with-so that no message could be
sent, and all dispatches were sent by way
of Racine and Savanna. At first the
trouble was laid 10 the high wgter some
where, but alter the various streams sub
sided, the trouble continued the same as
before. In the day time, however, the
line worked as well as could be desired
After a week of nightly search for the
cause OF the break, II was discovered last
Friday evening, in the shape of long
iron rod, which a miner at La Sale placed
against the wires upon quitting his work.
The rod was knocked down and the line
worked well enough. The miner was
warned that a repetition Of such a dis
pOsal Of his working tools would result in
trouble 10 himself as well as TO the tele-
graph company. He was utterly amazed
at the power Of his rod over the wires,
and thought the telegraph was u ''mighty
quare thing TO be sthopped by the likes O.
that rod. ."-Ddoenport (losoa) Gazette, I'd.
UT0 III nTT
q IA lady while out berfyins at North
Granville, N ~, came upon a corpse with
the throat cut from ear 10 ear. She
dropped her pail Of fruit and rushed for
the villagers, who at once repaired To the
scene 70 find that the corpse had come
TO life and run of with the berries. The
clever rogue had stained bis neck and
breast with berry juice. a., 81. ~
r4 f.lf.f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29

ulate men to produce the very
best Of its kind or class; hence
the greater perfection of stock
of the prcscl day, and, in a de-
gree, Of the improved aud per-
feet implements now in use
The end is not yet,
Again, amusement must be
furnlshed-but let it be chaste,
hca!thful, moral pure and eleva
ting, rather than dcbasing and
animalizirg:lct all the officers be
watchful that nothing Of a ques-
tionable character finds its way
into their Enclosure, no matter
what the price or bride may be
that Is offered to make them
close their eyes to iniquity. Let
the exercises IF the show ring
be varied every hour ifpossible,
and IT you cannot entertain a
crowd for three days, continue
your fair only for two, or con-
tract it into one. Lastly-lt
you make rules, live up to them:
a law which cannot be enforced
is a libel and Il disgrace-bctter
1T were never enacted.
Much has been said and writ
ten on this fruitful theme; much
more might pertincntly be said
md yet leave as much unsaid.
We do not know it at all, nor
do we pretend to, but, as lar as We
have touched upon points, we think
hem correct. We desire to have So
;leties and stockholders make money,
Dut to do it fairly and honestly, and
lot at the expense of the morality of
he community. For this we shall Ia
Dor and work, and each and all can de-
pend upon our hearty cooperation to
The extent of all possibility and our
limited knowledge.-[ Colman's Rural
w orld
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29
RAISING
MOvING

with several years of successful experience
in this branch Of business, they can comic
IDENTIFY guarantee sacfty, dispatch. and ample
satisfaction in all work Entrusted TO their
care.
Call on or address
BLODGETT & McNULTY,
v3nl7t Tama City, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29
DOCTOR WHITTIER


A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEor.
N CINE, AS DIPLOMA At Office will
show, has bee II longer engaged III the
treatment Of venereal, Sexual and Pri.
vatc Diseases than any other Physician
in st. Louis.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect Structure,
Orchitis, Hernia and Rupture, oil Trina.
ry Diseases and Syphili,ic or Mcrcurial
Affections of the Throat, Skin or Bones
are treated with unparalleled success.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and
Impotenoy, as to the result of self abuse
in youth, sexual excuses in maturer
years, or other causes, and which pro.
duce some OF the following effects, 40
nocturnal omissions, bloiches, debility.
dizziness, dimncss Of sight, confusion of1
Of ideas, evil forcbodings, aversion 10 90
ciety Of females, loss of memory and ac>
tual power, and rendering marriage inns
proper, are perfectly cured.
The Doctors opportunities in hospital
and private practice are unsurpassed in
ST. Louis or any other city. Back files
of St. Louis papers prove that he has been
located there longer by years than any SO
advertising. The establishment, library,
laboratory and appointments are unrival-.
led in the West unsurpassed anywhere.
Age, with experience can be relied up.
on, and the Doctor ca n refer to many PHI. )
sicians throughout tho country. In past
success aud present position he stands
without competitor.
The Writings Of a Phy7i whose
repu,a tion is Uni onwias should be worth
reading.
Doctor Whittier publishes q Medical
Pamphlet relating to .venereal diseases,
and the disastrous and varied conse.
lucnces Of self>abuse, that will be sent
to any address in sealed envelope for
two stamps. Many Physicians, introduce
patients 70 the Doctor after reading his
medical pamphlet. Communications con.
6dcntia. and friendly talk will cost you
nothing. Olibe central, yet retired
M. Gil st. Charles street, Il. Louis, Mo
honrs .. a. n. to r. ". Sun iaysexcept-
v:}n9'tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29

with an able and eloquent dissertation by
Prof Leonard Bacon, Of Yale College. Cons
mended by the most eminent divines and
abiest scholars in al parts of our country.
An Exact Reprint of the latest "PEOPLES
EDITION, and differs from all others, by the
substitution, by the authors, of transla,ions
and notes in English, in place of numerous
quotations and notes in foreign languages
1t has received the stamp of universal
scholarly appreciation. Rev. DR.. Patton, Ed
advance Chicago
do heartily recommend it as faithful
and valuable guide in the study of the Scrip
lures. Bishop McIlvain.
"Conybeare and Howson' has become
standard work, justly taking rank as the best
ever published Rev. j. A. Smith, b. D., Ed.
STANDARD" Chicago.
No work in the language approximates it.
Rev. Mark Hopkins. d. d., President wills
liams College.
perfect Magazine of facts. Bishop D. W.
Clark of Cincinnati
Dr.. Bacon 3 name in connection with this
edition, Is a tower of strength. Rev. J. F.
futile, d. d., Pres't Wabash College.
regard it 40 one Of the best books ever
written Prof Stow.
The Peoples Edition." with TRANSACTIONS
Of the Greek, Latin and French quotations, is
great boon to Chrstendom. Rev. r. Pat
terson, D. D., Chicago.
As a work Of research and skill, it can
hardly be excelied. Rev. G. D. plllsbury,
Milwaukee, Wis
think it the noblest work of the age Rev.
c. n. Nation, Monroe. Mich.
genuine boon to the people admirably
illustrated; with views, facsimles and maps.
Geo f. Magown, President Of Iowa Central
College.
Send for our l6 page descriptive circular,
giving full particulars, terms, and testimo>
mails.
Address JONES, JCNkIN & CO..
161 South Clark St., Chicago Ills.
foq,v1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29

SPRMa PORT, JACKSON Co., MIoH.,l
August 1, 1859.
DIR. G.. w. ROBACK:
Dear SIR MY boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-
bled with st. Anth0-
ny's Dance, SO that at
times he was unable
to feed himself, fire.
qucntly falling on the
floor or ground in a
fit; and three Of my
family had the fever
and ague. l bought
some Of your Scan
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr.. Cal
kins, and to our great
Joy they not only
cured the fever and
ague, but my boy of
the St. AnthOny's
dance, for which we
shall ever feel CRATE
full. Yours trul y,
6. III. BAUM.
~ COOK, c0BURM & CO.
Advertising Agents. Chicago.
A9-Are authorized 10 receire Adusv.
sisements for this paper, at our losresg
q rates. and are Agents for all Newpa-
pers In the u s. and 1trritoyiea
k0DvERTlSE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29

We, the Druggists of $50. e. call the at.
tention Of our customers to the letters pub
lished below of the wonderful efficacy Of Dr..
Roback's Stomach Bt,ers, DR.. Roback' Scan
'linaSian Block Purifier and DR.. Koback
scandinavian Blood Pills We have been sell.
ing these medicines long enough to know that
they are all they nre recommended 10 be, and
that the. certificates Of cures published are.
true. Signed,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29
CARRIAGES 4 R voo'zsL
u. aA. O. CD Up q

Manufacturer of Family Carriages, Top and
Open Buggies, Light and Heavy Wagons
All kinds OF work in that lue made to order
on short notice, Of the best material and in
the latest style.
Eeas- Having had many years experience,
and fully understanding his business in all
its parts, he feels confident of giving satisfac>
ton TO all in workmanship, style, finish and
material, for as li,'le money as any other shop
Wagons and Buggies ON hand Work war;
ranted.
B>;a.Shop at the old Hardware Stand north
Of & urt square. Toledo, Tama county, Iowa
Please call and see for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere. y3nlitf
The New York herald., 1869-06-17


CURES KIDNEY DISEASES
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Never before have any Mineral attained 20 short
time reputation general the Aiddetown Hinera,
Spring Waters, solely. too, by the number Of almost
marvellous they have effected
S. H. SCRIPTURE.
General Agent,
i9 Broadway and 5S Liberty street, New York
NATURES REMEDY,
~
81 DRINK IT. z
4n WILL ouRr\AA,
Fl YOUR ILLS Y
IN. S. CO.. MIDDLErowN. VT.
CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
CURES BRONCHITIS.
CURES INDIGESTION,
Bs particular and SEQ that "Nams's RensdyT
the label
NATURES REMEDY
~
81 DRINK 1T. VSA
% YOU'LL s':s .ss: ss:' y
m. S. CO., MIDDLETowN, VT.
S. H. SCRIPTURE,
General Agent,
1913 Broadway bs Liberty street.
Nm. S. CO.. MIDDLErowN, VT.
CURES CANcERoUs AFFECTIONS.
CURES URINARY DISEASES.
CURES CONSTIPATION.
The water put up BY company brsnost
'Na,ures Remedy"
NATURES REMEDY
~
81 DRINK IT.
81 1T WILL CURE "
81 YOUR ILLS. $
Nm. S. CO.. MIDDLETowN. VT,
CURES ERYsIPELAs.
CURES DIABETES.
CURES CATARRH.
rorsale by tho best drusgis.a
s. II. SCRIPTURE,
General Agent,
1893 Broadway and s. Liberty street, New yosn.
NATURES REMEDY.
~
DRINK IT.
,SS|H WILL ovHHVa,
81 YOUR Ills Z
MN. S. CO., MIDDLErowN. W.
CURES SALT RHEUx.
CURES sTRANGURy.
CURES IMPOTENCE
Is LITERALLY DOING WONDERS.
Can for q copy of testimonials
S H. SCRIPTURE,
General Agent,
lss Broadway, and IS Liberty street, New York.
TRADE MARX.
Tha, public may readily identify water and suard
ssAn,, the Misrepresentation attempted mpos,ons Of
any designing disposed party have adopted
are securing by letters patent a mark consisting OF
rustic triangle surrounded BY lettering indicated this
advertisement, and enclosing mountain near
sprins, with morning jus. rising behind them
This trade mark viii be found on the Of all our boes
pu. up after July l. 1852 printed mat
ter
NATURES REMEDY.
~
s. DRINK IT. "a
81 1T WILL CURE ".
81 YOUR ILLS.
MIDDLETowS MINERAL SPRING COMPANY,
Middletown. w.
Dr. osman, 2s years practising physician In
New York, $50 Ea, Fifteenth street, says
at proves, to bo promp, ercien, medicinal AGENT
end in my opinion, an other
OF is action"
Dr. Stuart Gwynn 20 West rhirty-seventn street. says,
'fhave used in my practice Middstown Mineral Spring
Water ! esteem II highly shall continue to prescribe II
extensively"
Other physicians recommend and prescribe II.
NATURES REMEDY.
~,
- DRINK IT. Y
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
EUREKA LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

very pleasing entertainment was given by the
members Of this association last evening at Gram
mar School No. A. in North Moore street. The large
sembly room Of the school was filled with the friends
Of the members both male and female, aud great
deal Of interest was manifested throughout the
hlbition. New York to Virginian was declaimed
by Mr.. J. Wels Barbara Fretchie" and 'Sherldan's
Ride" by Mr.. T. L. Leary, and "Spartacus" by Mr..
E. f. Gregory. The journal Of the association con-
taining some neat and well constructed articles on
various topics, was read by Mr.. l.. H. Caldwell, edi-
tor. sprightly and spicy debate then followed on
10 woman have beneficial effect upon society at
large in the United states ~ Messrs. f. Leary and
l.. H. Caldwell doing the chivalrlc IN defence OF
womans rights, and I. E. Leary and G, A. l.. Goldey
doing the naughty opposition. The naughty ones
trlumphed, however, lnasmuch as the affirmative
was without the distinguished help on the occasion
OF any OF the leading lights OF the SOrrysssies. The
entire affair was very credtable. and passed or
VITO all possible 6cldt.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra tBr. Watson, Liverpool via Queens
town-E Cunard.
Steamship Santiago de Cuba, zimmerman. Copenhagen
Steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bcrmuda)-J N
Harvey.
Steamship Pioneer CBr), shackford, Cow Bay-suow 4
Steamship saraeossa, Ryder, Charleston-A Leary
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, Ciy Point and
Steamship wamsui,a, Fish, new Bed,ord-Ferguson 4
Wood.
Ship 81 James, Black, San Francisco q Sutton.
Bark welkommen tNG), Donicke, London-Funch, Edge
Bark Michael tNG, Gerlacb, Cork or Falmouth -Funch
garK FOckins tNG), severe, Glasgow Punch, Edye
Bark Gusse Trueman (Br) Anderson, st john Miller
Bark Caroline tNGl, rausen Wilmington. NC, for or
Brig n Smith. Ray, cad. Warren Ray 4 Co.
Brig Capricio (Aus), Zadro, Venice -Slocovicb \ Co.
Brig Brig IiSdaeo tsPl, GPps Barceons-J onsiavia,
Brig Mary Ellen (Br), Brett, ST Andrews, NB-Jed Frye
Brig ossipec, Twombly, Moble-E d Hurlburt Co.
schr Dos Iermanos DAM, Bonnan, ST Domingo City
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, Ma,anzas -wayden A
schr Royal Arch tBr), wickwre, CORVALLIS -crandar
sehr Valiant dBr), Crane, Windsor, Ns-H DE Wolf
Co.
schr Lynburner Circuit, Jacksonville Bryan Pease
schr Quickstep, smith, Jacksonville Wv Ray 4 Co.
schr Palma Pearce, Georgetown Bentley. Miller Tho
schr ii Lockwood, sharrett, Richmond-van Brunt
slaght
scnr D O Flovd, weeden, Baltimore,
Schr II Waite hcRae, Eizabethport-Miler A Hough
schr Nellie Doe Richardson, Bos,on-H " Loud Co.
schr Waterman, Chase, New Bedford Ferguson a
schr Marengo, Doane, New Bedford.
Schr G Bentley, Baker, Providence e Crowel
schr X Graham, Wilson, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
SELf-musDER.
A Determined Suicide in the Central Once
Cells.

Determined Suicide in the Central Once
Cells.
The Central Police once last night while presided
over by Inspector Jameson, was somewhat eX-
cited and annoyed by the singular act Of prisoner
confined in of the cells in the filthy hole called
the basement" where the Police Commissioners
have assigned the poor victims Of "fusl Oil" and
the reporters whose misfortune it is to be located
there.
About five O'Clock last evening Frenchman
named Henry Villott, in the employ OF Ball. Black
son on the charge OF petit larceny In stealing few
scraps OF silver that passed through hls hands in
his business relations with the firm. The charge
was preferred by J. r. Wandt, salesman at Ball.
Black Co.'s. The man was conveyed to the
basement and assigned q cell by detective Farley,
Clark found, repairing TO the CELL that his prs-
oner was apparently dead. He hurried to the In
SpectOr's Office and reported the facts, when
DR.. Armstrong, OF the Central ONCE, was
called and pronounced the man dead An
examination OF the person of the deceased showed
the collar tied it tightly around his neck introduced
knife THAT he was permitted to take to the sell
with him under the tie, and taking several turns by
the knife, which he evidently used as lever
slranged his life ont.
All the circumstances OF the suicide show that one
more OF the officials Of the Central Police Onlce
are responsible for the life-taklng ana the Police
Commissioners will have some difficulty in satsfac
tory explaining the matter away, unless the door
man or others parties are made the scapegOats. 10
appears that the doOrman made three visits to the
cell OF the deceased, the last time at fifteen minutes
before nine o'clock when he found the man dead
At eleven O'Clock the corpse sil in the cell and
no coroner IN attendance.