, 1880-05-21
She Repeatedly Abandons Her
Husband for Other Men,
And Finally Becomes an Inmate Of a
Noted Bagnio.
The Husbands Despair and Subsequent Attempt
Al Self.Nlurder.
Hs Shoots Himself, aud Will Certainly Dls-A Sen.
satlonal Talo of Domestic Trouble.

WHO Wf6 well Known ana respected Tor Ills
many good socia1 md business qualifications.
Tho tragic affair Inns underlying 1t thread
of domestic pathos TINT is all brought to
light, or rather will be, should hr. :rlllot-
sons wllIful attempt ut sclf-mmrdur
gins with the nothor-in-law and ends
with tho degradation Of t3f6fwife, anil tho
complete decentralization Of not only tho
household, but Of tho entiro nefghborlood Ia
which the principals reside. The husband,
tho true Victim Of tho plotters, saw fit to
finish tho disgrace by the tragady Of yestcr-
day. Ho Is not greatly blamed for his net
by either his relatives or those ut
nil conversant with his affairs; they only
regret that hc did not have the foresight to
SEQ that he alone was the innocent one, and
that ho did not tlaye the fortitudo to cnst OFT
hts marital relations, and begin life, as 1t
were, anow, Tho story of tic manner In
which he was driven to despalrtsqultc sensa-
t1onal In 1nnny points, and especially the
sulcidal act Itself
IS or TIE MOST sENHAT1ofJA1. CHARACTER.
Tho ripple Of excitement Which the culnlina-
tion OF tho domestic broll caused yesterday
will be felt for mn1,y day, and that, too, In
quarters xhcrc 1t may bc least expected
With tho statement that Mr.. TIL
lotson was lying III dying con-
dltion at his home last night,
by reason OF bullet fired Into his left breast
bs bs einfs ss Tf II bsay Sy Of te Il ath @ oS% e be
years or more ago. Sir. 7Til1otson vas tien
on, tho fair road to prosperity: He
had battlsd lii this city first for
IN IN stnsSE'n' 'sh to tes earn tor ls poslHv aiIv
bread, next for honorable and lucrative, eiii-
ployment, anti lastly for attluence, which lle
thought WIS to Ge gained BY going into bust
Wills in % Ills lattc! M sp postiels ko IL, fe!i ii II
love with tile daughter Of. Mrs. Pink
ham, living at No. rs Robey .strcct.
She. was the, Widow OF, an old and
since deceased. Almost np to tho ttme Of
tho great tlro the slgn Of Tolman & Pink
ham, wholesale dealers IN drugs was n
prominent one on South Watcr street. The
stances, tho daughter waa handsome, Of q
1narriagenblo agc,. and Mr. Tillotson thought
when ile married her he was settled for life.
lie refurnlshcd the old abode, md continued
,9 vs Nth hts %te VIE IN the homestead with
her little son Freddie. For 4 year or
more everything passed OF loveiy enough.
There wore occasional Jars and clashes, but
It's habits Of life, rs Mrs. plnkhan Thought
fit to do. Nothing appeared to be too good
for either her house, her attire. or that OF
the chlldE'en, and & she generally made Il q
months after little daughter was born To
the married couple,
QuAIeRELs BEGAN TO DE MORE FREQUENT.
These finally culminatad in, the wife, Emma,
running away from her husband aud her
absent a week. q two, aud nearly nlways
brought with her the infant daughter. Not
only that, but she was IN tho habit Of, taking
1 dTs seSds sss Spoa sGe ee se
l!amd store. S She g. never rct''riiod M s'iI until
tbe te pro psscesds ys,aS MsF0 compees all sonG md
f tarn 7" for support ssppoft 'ep'"sa of Herself ansi md
child: About Aye weeks ngo sho ran away
foF the fourth time, as usual taking every
thing with her, 4 day or two later slie
IT, . Will iIotsoas People pS as fSw
ssy' seS saw ' hsS :ois ssaa leI @ pa.sneqF lYss II
tho cars Mt Watseka, and they DID NOT
days. Her husband condoned her oifenso
Hsaa ne haS not heard an Of wha his
lior than usual, and while lounging nbOut
the house. Q NJ messenger called with noto
addressed to ts wts: Iho note H. Is "a to
demanded WHO sent tho messenger, and
when tho latter answered that tlls gentle
man was Just little way down tho street,
Mr; TLlason wsnt out With hi hts ,sa S1ns N
nnoKE THE sTIcK OVER Ills HEAD.
Tho fcllow escaped through nj alley run
ming parallel WITH and adjacent to Marshiield
avenue. Itllotson, upon returning to the
house, hotly pursued the messenger out OF
ssFsa ssss es sn t9 Il o hs YS aka Tat
came upon, tic ,secene. and tho domestic
broil exceeded ail descrlption. Tho upsl,ot
Gt ths as thnt hota Mre rlnkan mud fa,n,
former took an abode on an adjacent street,
and. d. the household Foods. Mrs. Til(ot.
son dld not 60 With tf The '''fti, 'n'3'oftiher, but
tinmed to keep house,, hoping for areunion
OF the family, and still willing rs ever to for
give md forget; Jig onlployetl private de-
tectlves, and solicited tho aia OF the police 70
she WINS not ont Of the city, he caused
THE FOLLOWING PERSONALS
to b0 published In the papers from day to
May 15:-Emma: Go homo Immediately, John
May l6.-Emma: Go homo at oneo. John Is
Nay i7-Emma: All Is forgiven. Come to
as an going home Tusssaay: viii be siad 10 10
havo you 70 IT you Ike J.
Msy ls;;1Entaa, ! am frantic With thIs sus.
% sherS oai. n1 Sc vi YOU and % 6aSy % today. kuow
you are In tho clty; want to aayo you; It ls not
nt aeyer terstyo yourself In tho faturc. ~ '' g.
.y May le;-Emms, @ Is there no hopo Of q recon;
oatto1f tmPIote you TO let mo ace YOU aud
baby, ],
III. Tlllotson has In this city I've brothers,
AL of whom hold good 9nd In.