Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
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STRANGE sUlcIDE OF Two RRorHE
rArIoN Ann DHATH.

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PATTON AID DEATH.
Captain Delanty. OF the southern fiS'-irt DC
lice station. Who visited the locality on the
Washington mad. about three q aartrrs "a
mile from the CIV limits. where the tsG..sa
two unknown men were found an = tl Set. an
der CiT1uulstsu c>s her, 20 ore narrs-l a. ! frN
view OF clearing up she mystery. GENE - trs
conclusion that The iaen committed sI.- d. o.
i roS suppo I'd that they are the sane men
who were ia Baltimore El0utsi week a.b All
gave their naEseS ~ EOSert zni O. D~se fisNcr.
subsequently, signing Themselves. iG letter
written from Cutnl.cr isnd a. n. ara 70. Mailer,
haiirng from New York. anl sus..sl.-tl o. o.
brothers. u seems IA On 90 about IA 81 ~
AAsus'. llcuit uaut IagN 81 adler, Of rle Se~rrru
sIsNoi lo..ce force, VS. informed tEEt tso men
Hho were stopping a. the boardirs house 81
hstrnan Schu''s, on Franklin street, near IA -
ACTINe N A vEEN SUSPICIOUS r,SxER.
SIC hsiennE lars~ sum 90 money. lEat.l tlav
seemed 10 throw around loosely. Tie f.aH-a
lt.,V' VT AZ. lri'~on. uho gave order %
rave the men arr--fcd Is slspirf1I. 81 a.. -tsr-
Bat 3. sore the orier hsI been pnt into e>s-l-
tCn, The men lett Nit. Sthu'tz-s l,.,.s- .,s,..,,
remained there uufv on ri.tt N..t. -.,-e
heard OF then, f"t sfe~ fsvs nut ID "a. -
wards asceTtsined TIA they had bee. tf a hon,
on EshoIE street. " aiIe AZ 81. Sea4l..'s NV
TOD ttm hey were from Mes Aos-. ana az
their uamos were Robert aud Gtarss sf-'..r.
sged respectively =" ana - yeArs. ANA Thai o. y
were Manufactures ci tortoise sse.. Eee-t-.
On the 10th 81 Angus tatH
EvrDtr rHr CIeroI~
- Freak Baitz's, gr hs1u>N .vluis sv.rf'. near
AtAtit NiACrf ltatf-'F 10 .fat lfiNi'lN
Oh EStcrE ~up,r. occupied b. Ns,. NI..f,
ard Also tNo -. .I.I. tickets Tor ..r..-...
The rIsI. lett tue l-u-C on EahorE - -,e-. "A
sziu ft7y were -U.-- n TIRE Coar-IE. a .r-
NHTus hr. " idEsr. Nu-hsudQ ~ ;hc 40 rttU above
named. received .,t-5r from t.e t-' l,.-..
aHfSU % Cam. ss1.ss A g.. Augv-' . M. r.-
qUestrg HIN 90 g. to Nr. schultz Az , - ih. r.
baggage. sId serd b o. Is ant G Nui.sr E5i- -
j. be .eved "a have been tiesT right rHnle- D. Il-
Tect,G In care " Conrad Lat.eN. cam serlsl e.,
Nd, bet CT the -ifr no AU-c~f. o.. t4E tle I.--
ter A. received ?, "a. tao srle baez 90 u RI.
icHeT'S a1.d asked Tor tlriT Hs EEage. ltnIlrg
n vs. not tLert tnry went 10 TIRE fpuse oI My.
schultz tlr it thsIa~ekgg- Mr. Scls.tE toll
them 10 call a. : O'Clock and they could GET a.,
MT. Nidner's house, hoNeyer, ana appeared to
be
VERY NUCH pEPRKssEp.
and stated that they had cost their .h,.S AMI
their money. They had previously stated %
some inmates OF tine house that h. they lost their
as not. They Afterwards left. ami that va the
last seen OF them ia that locality. The largest
Of tie two, Robert, spoke ah1ut having 4 wife
In tie letter referred "a. which was written IN
German, they AK air. Nidner how things are
ia Baltimore, aud say that II the coast xas clear
they would come hack aCaiu-at any rate 20 an
Swer the letter. This. they add. Mr.. ". would
understand When they came back from Cum
heriand they said that. having lost everything.
tLey hsd 20 steal their way down on a ca. frsin.
The hats found with the bodies were hraught 4
the city and recognized hy Mr. ScLu.tZ IN ! tVo
of the bOaTders % be like those worn by the two
MUlers. They also recognized the pistols as
being similar 20 those which the two men had
while IN Baltimore. IL l. thought tia. tie two
gai:ty, went ont and sh0t themseives.-Br Boz. Suu
ms HgrslNl.