Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17
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the rppd-E'in III the iGzz-se1 where she
found II anJesRiilis - ssis1laH b1alra ens1
s.bss-s.fur-e resigned Il fht sEF,zrs1l11 q
"a. Summer term A the x1yeusHE q
ths st:h1al IN SsEnenDsr the cguzn11zt'.
napersissd 20 Ill the r1eEneT. and
rsnairal sererzl EEylez1sons- zEzorg
Them 1nuf u E15z h 6zrs-OE. . you1gl
8udF ab1u1 twenty years %, s.c q ol-a1
iuus1s E1E1u7s A11 feeble health Snel
MISSED tsxnrnirs15oa. and began he'd
dutieE, 1u1 MAJ VIII tAe opposition a
rhe bvFs frum the Exr1- Determined tol
eu.,aess II her ehossa calling. she per-
sistsS without ayYeal 20 the suth9rities,
Far nc. Until l1sz Wednesday On the|
sDurrinr Ct shEi lay. sbe rang the bell
ne usual Scr the zssemollng Of thel
schclurE. bu1 few q the larger boys, bel
tween the ages Ct thirteen and nine
vssrs. declined 10 a1EWer until the hour
had passed and he locked the door
Tins outraged then, and they threw sew
srs1 stones through the windows 70 mi
tsmsdBss bar. without eject, however.
There Was 10 further disturbance until
Mass Bsrstsrw lefs the schOol-house ton
aippsr. Four q tie boys who were
locked su4 then nsf her and threw several
STONES. seTerzl q which struck her-twol
.asrss c,uler2y large ones coming in conf
se..s Nth the taek q her head and her
si.uuIderz- sac staggered under thel
tsowr nhsrsup0n the Little miEcreantsl
assa5,ss her Tifh cries that she wasI
S-s1k. and other epit5ets. Arriving al
be. trzrs:nc bO1se. she eraEled up theI
reps. vas assisted into the house, and
..rsisi-1ing that Those awful boys have
,.n.ed mel fell upon the lounge, and
s.rz-r -tiy vent 70 sleep. She wasl
aroused for dinner, and apparently ateI
iles-.fs-. hrs fell asleep again immedi1
stsiy ssterwsrd She sTOke in a few
rinures ssying that she did not feel
vol e,orgk 10 return 70 school, and in1
,eudea 70 .isit her friends in Boston
She ascended 10 her room with difficulty
70 dress, and upon reaching the Sand
Hill railroad station her limbs we're sd
weak that she could not enter the cars
without assistance. She met lady with
whon she had formerly boarded on the
train. who observed that she was drowsyI
aud evidently suffering In her wakeful
moments she managed 10 make her des1
tnation known 10 her companion and
when she arrived in Boston she was sent
10 No. 50 Walths11 street, her home. Dr.
Buckingham was called, and prescribed
for a complaint under which she had
been long suffering. without being told OF
the violent usage she had submitted TO at
Canton. She gradually failed, and died
at ! o'clock on Thursday morning, theI
doctor having stated that there we're someI
symptoms about her that he could notl
account FOR Immediately after the as
sault on Wednesday. three boys wereI
arrested and brought before Trial Justice
White, charged with disturbing school
and assault aud were sentenced By hiul
to the State Reform School. Their names
were John Cuiiee, Jeremiah Keliher and
Daniel keliher, the first two II years old.
and the last 3. Since the death Of the
teacher. complaints have been made
against them for murder, and also
against a boy lSyears old, named James
Cegswell, on the supposition that Miss
BarsioWs death was FASTENED by their
action. The surgeon who attended her
having been informed Of the assault, nc-
counts for her death in accordance with
the complaint. A post morteE examil
natiouis nov in progress