, 1873-11-26
LOVE, MURDER, AND SUICIDE.

4 Young Hun, Qnarrc1s with 1ats
Sweetheart, 1kilin lQor, aad Thun
Kills HniMscIf.
Providence RI f''., ,.>s1 ~ R''aseA to I'll" Ss' y'rs
r.; 4 frightfu1 tragody occurred IN sa1oon on
young Qerman. girl, naued Mary Doso, lost lIor
iifo a. tho hands Of hor desperate lovor Froder-
ick poohlo who III turn shot limaolf, probably
| fatally.
Fritz pochlo, aB l1o is commonly called, is n
frosoo ralntor, aged 25, md lad taacn hia moals
for aon,o timo at tho Bnoon wllero tho aud affair
orcurrod. Ho mado tic acquaintance Of Mary
Bose, fair German creature, II years OF age,
In tho spring Of this year tho gsl having resided
with her raothor. widow, and soon lows ripenol
into intimacy, poolllo boing most doyotc,l in Ills
mutunl fondneBB. Thono who know tho young
couple believed that their rc1ations wero undin
tnrbcd by any disagrcomcnt., Tho couple visited
monts together. poeh!e took bis supper M
usral last night, after which ho called for NGiBs
Boao At her house, and accompanied by her re-
entered tho saloon, so91tiny themselves Mt n
oses ana tho 10f soG
npon thcm, and for the space of twenty minutes
tho couple ato aud ohattod, and nothing unusual
was noticed about their appearance or manner.
The convorastion WAS carried on In .. low tone,
| Pochlo called Tor cigar. Whom tho proprietor
Of tho saloon brought him tho cigar, Fritz ro-
marked to him that u Mary says sho Ia going to
Nav York on tho II o'clock train Tonight to
| ontor q convent"
Tho saloon~kocpcr said something in roply
and thcu rotlrod to busy himself about the
sshop, not Thinking that tho contemplated nc
snro,s st0n OF the girl Toad lend to sny
ten minutes had hardly elapsed before tho
tho proprietor and othors III tho saloon woro
startled by tho cries OF tho woman, and, quickly
proceeding to tho stall, they found sho lad fai~
| In n n orki i,,YP P7pttf o%t1
inG freely from hor wounds poohle ran out OF
| tho shop by roar door aftor firing tho Shots
bMt vas quickly, pursued by q, policeman nnd
others. 10 had not proceeded far boforo ho
| lad used upon tho young woman-a soYon-bar-
relod revolver. Hc was carried back to tho aa-
! loon and surgeon was summoned, but tho
woman died when he arrived. 1t was found,
| once in the hand and again in tho breast at
! point aboyo tho heart-tho lattor wound caus-
| ing the fatal result At tic moment she was
dying, pocLlo was lying upon the floor in a aomi-
SELF he ayoso and run out again, IIo was soon
| oyertaken md brought back again, and, with
wild expression in hs face. ho cricd
out IN .t: German m for hia Mary, and whom in.
| sho wanted to 60. into convent, but didn't
want hor to-" Shortly after pocl,le was conveyed
| to tho Rhode Island Hospital, whore ho lies at
present in critical condition. Five shots were
| volyor was found tho sovou chambers woro
| empty.
Tho affair is another story Of lovers quarrel.
Both wero noticoably ct timcs in the habit Of
| teasing or chatting " each other; but this uaB
deemed nothing unusual and 1t is supposed ut
| the time OF their talk ut tho table poohle WAS
endeavoring to persuadc hor from tho course
sho had determined upon, md upon her stead
tasty refusing to yield to his wishes anger took
possession Of him leading him to commit the
torrible dood which lu,l Mary n corpse on tho
floor and wounded himaolf very probably beyond
| recovery.
Miss Boae, It appears, made up her mind 4
| week ago last Saturday to enlor tho conyont and
Poehle WIS 60 strongly opposed to ah a stop
| that lo remarked to the saloon-keeper on ono
OCCASION, "Bho never will go to convent us long
| as nm alive" aud in connection With their
| oonrtahip and fntal quarrel curious story is
told. Mary made Fritz several 1,rosonts on his
birthday, which occurred recently, and among
thom WAS 8 pretty cross Of flowers, and this
present was shown to tho saloon-keepnr who
was an intimate friend OF Poehlo's, aud whom ho
want to 500 the cross it is d collins it ia sign
| OF death;" whoreupon Fritz replied, in quiet
laughing way. We'll, If dio you can put 1t OF,
my coitin." Tho saloon-kceper appeared very
was givon no further notice. and tile preaeut WIS
| carefully treasured by Fritz III his room.
Poehle is aald by his friends 10 be steady, in-
| dustrious nlnu and was an osiimablo member OF
| Hoycral German societics IN this city; but it il
stated by few TINT llo has lad something to do
I vsh another lovers quarrel previously, and
| that ho made an unsuccessful attempt vt killing
the object Of Ills hatred and rovongo OIL TINT oc
| caaion.
LATER.-Frtz poo,lo, who last eyonng shot
and killed A[ary noso an1 thon shot l.imaot,
| died this evening Mt tho naoao Islnust Hospital
Of his solr-intlictod wounds. The girl was about
to 60 to Ohio, with tho expectation Of marrying
n man there, aud the knowledge of this fact
| OrnhUtlv cn1an(1 tn Er1rosfv.