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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
Conversational Business.

WASHINGTON, January 10 Members OF
gresSiOnal business are congratulating
themselves upon the forwardness OF their
work. They calculate that, taking into
consideration all other really important
legislation, there will be left about twenty
DAYS which can be devoted to the cousiera'
tion of tariff and internal revenue matters
This they think is plenty of time for the
proper discussion Of those two important
Questions At toe same time, although
there is to be pretty full discussion of the
tariff the opinion that there will be any
general legislation on that subject gets
weaker eyery day.
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A Wpsssliag RssSA.

NEw YoRK, January i6.-John McAsboa.
the Green Mountain wrestler, be- st ~
succeeded In making Q match for miyst
championship and 500. HIS Challenge -
been answered BY Duncan G. R0ss, who ~.
rived from Louisville, Ky, yesterday, epA
covered 81 800 forfeit money posted by No
Mabon, The mstcb will b decided In ns1-
ison Square Garden on the evening Of Is1nI
uery Hth. .
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PraSs Clnh Rannuef-

CHICAGO, January l6.-The Press Club of
Chicago, a notably strong organization,
cordially invites all members OF the piesS
anywhere and ladies to attend the clubs
annual banquet January Goth in this city,
., Grand Pacific Hotel, of such intention.
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B0P1ed - Death.

wEsrERvrLLE, o., January 16.--Mn J. X.
Hawk was burned TO death to-day by her
clothes catching fire from Q cook store,
! about which she was at work Her cloth
ing burned 30 furiously that she was
literally roasted before aid reached her, and
died in ten minutes, in horrible agony.
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C.urs, B.,,,,, C.r, .,a KILLED.

CnREsBuEG, W. Va, January l6.-Ai-
6hael Feeney, lad Is years Of age, em.
ployed as driver in the PiDnickinnick
mine, near this place, was instantly killed
yesterday by being caught between two
cars. The car he was driving ran of the
track. and the one following ran into 1t.
crushing him to death.
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The Cinen. HaIaeaust.

ST. PErEEsBURG, January 16.-According
tothe official report 26S persons, including
many foreign travellers, lost their lives by
the burning of the circus in Berditchef.
The circus had inner and outer walls and
the spaces between were filled with straw.
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Protection IRE. 1ereign Ig.srsse

RocHEs1ER, n. Y, January 16.-The
American Merino Sheep Breeders' Associa-
ton met In annual session to-day. Pred'
dent Markham spoke very strongly upon
the tariff question, declaring that the seso-
ciation believe in projection from foreign
ignorance, which strikes directly at the
American producers. ~
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Ape.e. saesss DssssA.

L.wRxscE, KAs.. Januaiy ia nn
broke out this morning in the quesnswsfe
and furniture store Of j @ Ashton, aEa
before the flames could be controlled
pssrly dorsD busipes. hnuse xers snrnsd ne
.uf. Total less, so, eco; insurance $5soo
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DEanr. Pa, January 1e.-Robert Rassr,
PR. &. brakeman. was killed in the yard
at Derry this morning By sn engine, wnicn
ran over him. He Was tWenty-nins yean
of sge and lived at Conemaugh, whence ni.
remains were taken. Deceased vas married
and leaves family.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House convened at 10 A. u. and was
opened with prayer by Rev. George Hite OF
Chapline Street NJ. z. church.
ssDo Not Pass."
The Judiciary Committee continues 70
recommend that bills ''do not pass" That
is q very judicious Judiciary Committee.
Quite q number CT new bills were as
usual, offered, ckieay aiming to repeal o,
amehd existing statutes, but as they wiii
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u,~s.sfChgeaes.

CHICAGO. January 1e.-The Chicago eleys'
tom have 1870. 600 bushels Of wheat. o.S2s,'
600 OF corn, l,54s, 600 of oats, 4o80DMy Y
263 600 of barley; grand total, 10, ,46s, s,oO.
about the same az one week ago ana one
year ago. Grain in sight @.ooo'ooopu pusn'
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Delarare,s New Goxernor.

DovER, DEL, January 16-Charles c.
Stockley was lnaugurateG Governor to-day,
and read message advocating civil service
reform, revenue inte rest in ship building
and rigid economy in all State affairs.
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CHICAGO, January 8.-Thsrs hes bsea
$3.50 deposited here 70 back jos Elliott foe
. prize fight with 6lsds, Jsm Ascs's
Australian.
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Constipation. liver and kidney diseases
are cured by Browns Iron Ritters. which
enriches the blood, and strengthens the
whole system.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
MtehisAu.

DETROIT, January l6.-The two houses OF
the Legislature took separate ballots this
afternoon for Senator, with the following
results: Senate-Ferry, Republican, II;
Stout, Fusion, l3; scattering, s. HOUSE
Ferry, As; Stout, SO; scattering, IL. There
being no choice in either house, the two
bodies will meet in joint convention to.
morrow and proceed to take joint ballot.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, January l6.-Hon. lshaw G.
Harris was elected to the United States
Senate To day on the first ballot. The vote
stood l. in the Senate and So in the House.
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Senator Garland REFLECTED.

LlrTLE Rock, AJAX, january lG.-The
Senatorial election held at noon to-day in
the General Assembly, resulted in the re.
election OF United States Senator A. II.
Garland. who received every vote cast, ex.
cept three Greenbackers, who voted for
Rufus y. Garland. A caucus OF Republi-
can members on Monday night denied to
tender their votes complimentary to ex.
Congressman Logan II. Roots, but he urged
that they be given to Senator Garland,
which WAS done.
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CONGRESSIONAL
PreceedlnEs OF the senate aud House
OI Representatives.

WAsHINGToN, January l6.-In the Senate
Mr.. Hoar gavenOtice that he would press
the Bankruptcy bill after the Ben
Holiday bill has been disposed OF
Msssrs. Platt and Harrison gave
notlce that they would an
fagoDize the Bankruptcy bill with the bill
70 regulAle practice in patent suits. This
led 70 short discussion about the import
ance OF pending measures, various
catiopal and Internal Revenue and
Tsrlf bills ought to have preference
NJ Harrison reported adversely the bin
to reetOre Major Reno, who figured in the
Custer massacre, to the army.
Nj Plumb, from the Appropriation Com.
mit>se. reported the Postofice and Post.
uoaos bill. and said he would endeayor IN
pave it taken up at the earliest possible
nomenL Consideration OF the Ben Holli-
lay elsim was then resumed.
House.
,I1RPh ID. Taylor was sworn in as Repre-
enl1<ye from the Seventeenth district of
)hio 20 succeed Mr.. Gpdegraf. deceased.
AMong the measures introduced in tba
aouse was bill by Mr.. Haskell for the re-.
ist q the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf
2siIrcad Company.
Xf Carpenter, Of Iowa, submitted a CON.
erelre report on the Agricultural Ap.
isQFf1atiOn dill. Agreed to. The bill as
grf<d to aPPropriates $4,000 more than
IS 4 1esSed the House.l The total amount
4 }he appropriation is sos, 900.
a Plnt resolution was offered in the
IsoN<< by Mr.. Kasson respecting the Ha,
yaIj@o treaty. Itrequests the President %
's4| pbout a revision of the treaty 10 the
Irc 81 a cause relative 70 the introduc-
ipE< Hawaiian, MuseoYado brown and
~ Jed sugars, free Of duty may be chang.
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Fighting vigorously

for the right of their client to be heard.
When the case was heard last week they
resisted, and said the soldier would be here
pretty soon to speak in his own defense, as
his term of service was about up. The
matter, however, was heard, and Judge
Johnston was night in the midst of his de-
cision this morning, when Mr.. Myers
counsel interrupted the Court to inform
him that Myer had Just arrived from Texas
and had at that moment come into the
court room. A handsome young man with
bronzed cheeks stepped forward, inviting
all ewes toward him. The Judge stopped
his decision, and only remarked that he
would wait for further procedure, and in
the meantime give the young man, who
had been fighting the Apaches, and his
Young wife, who had been waiting for
him, a chance TO make up and live together
AGAIN.
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80 n;aAsb i, and take No cthsr iron psspe-
81. E bs,, 'Aeept Bsosn's iros Sinen III
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DRAMATIC COURT SCENE.
Divorce Proceedings Interrupted by
The Advent of the Long Absent Has
hand.

CINCINNATI, January 16.-A scene occur
red in the Criminal Court room yesterday
morning that rivaled IN romance and in
tereSt the best denouements of the mimic
stage. Judge Johnston was engaged last
week in hearing the divorce case o; Joseph
inc Meyer against Peter Meyer. The wife
applied for decree on the ground of wilful
absence for three years and gross neglect.
The evidence showed that the parties were
married in this city, lived together for some
ten months, and that in 1875 the young
man. probably hardly year in his MAORI
ty, left his pretty wife and enlisted in the
United States army. The case was called
before Judge Avery last summer and went
over the attorneys for the absent husband
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02
ClAIRVOYANT

PEvEALS THE FUTURE IN ALL
LIZ matters pertaining to love, marriage
and business. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Fee, u. Room 10, Ocean HOUSE. Maine
street. Hours. go Q. m. to Sp.m m.
OCT I'm
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disposition on its part to force itself
into the north, and It did not pfopoes
70 allow the Northern Pacific TO enter
It's territory, except a. already stipu-
lated Should matters come To a crisis
tho putting on of steamers to Portland
would be considered. The road was
FULLY capable of protecting itself ON
ocean service, as in addition to golfers
In process Of construction, and those
here, the recent purchase of Morgan 4
sons line OF iron steamers gave them
strength IN the event of disagreement.
BESIDES they had already ordered three
large sized iron steamers, which will
run between New Orleans and New
York, 80 as to allow them to transfer
some ships to this coast whenever they
dsen such a step expedient. Other ru-
mors OF much the same character have
been circulated, none of which can be
traced 70 any source.
The Nevada Treasury Robbery
Arrested.
VIRGINIA CrTY, New, Nov. LIN or
der TO test the statement of Treasurer
Nevin, whose vault was robbed of seven
thousand dollars on the night of Got.
Oth. that the. lock. did not act.
The lock OF the Yale Lock Co. was set
for 8 O'Clock and when the hour ar
rived 1t was found the time lock would
not work. Two more trials were given
with the same result. The robbery con-
tlnues to create much excitement. A
large reward has been offered for the
capture of the robbers.
Thomas Mcdonald and James 4.
Doiian, accomplices of Leroy Who
murdered Nichols Skenett last August,
have been captured by Chief Detective
Capt. Lees. Both men made q confes-
sion of their going with Leroy bat claim
70 have had no hand in the murder.
Their confessions will be read to LEROY
today to see what he has to say about
them.
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Go through hia pockets.

/. Go through hia pockets.
9. II there arc any trees around, hang
the subject up by the legs 10 lst the Va
tx run ont II you arc In . city, use Z
lamp-post-
8 II TIE subject b . small man,
pummel him With your fists to stASt
- circulation. II he BE- . large man
i've him . shock with Ralvanio bas'
te9y.
blowing into his unstrila with pniI
q bolisws- II you can't ~ . pair
s. Pour down his throat . mixture q
as brandy, ~ ipoeAe, LOT pazoR0Fic
100 amnnonia, - WinnloW 6oofhxnl
0yruo. Be vesy careful 70 81 The sxas
peuportinna.
6 u - ahcso remedies produce y
eenek = : Iaot hops sfnG Wajt Till -
c. Hill ~ ? - Mn, q nd him
f1nnY 6TsfGEo fBom Psneh. II ~ -
$500 - eiGns - uff1hlne, ~ hin y
RI ~ 1D 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Sanitary preca utioni
have been taken at all German ports
owing to the outbreak of cholera al
Peking.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02

having purchased the Bankrupt Stock of
BROWN Hansen Co., of Boston, far below the
regular wholesale prize, s, we will now offer the
greatest bargains in Clothing, Furnishing
Goods. Hats, Etc, ever known or heard of be-
lore. TO give you faint idea of what we are
now doing, you will note the following prices.
which You will find correct on application:
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PACIFIC COAST.
Miss mn sues for . Diveree.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 1.-Miss Sarah
Anthesa Hill. who claims to be Mrs.
Sharon, has brought suit in the Superior
Court against Senator Sharon for d.
voroe, division of the alleged oommu-
nifty of property, and alimony. Miss
Hill alleges that sine was married to the
Senator ON August Is, 1880, and that
they lived and cohabited together mp to
November, 1881, when he deserted her.
She charges Sharon with repeated acts
Of adultery with different women at
times and places alleged. The adulter-
les are specified. She says that when
abe married Senator Sharon he was
deeply in debt and had not In money
and property moro than five millions,
bat that since their marriage, BY pru-
dent management Of mines, fortunate
speculations, manipulation OF tho stock
market and business enterprises. they
have accumulated in money and prop
erty more than ten millions, 90 that
now defendant has in his possession or
under his control money and property
Of the value Of at least fifteen millions.
She asks that IN account be taken OF
al business transactions einca their
marriage 10 ascertain tho amount OF
thar common property, % that the
Same may b equally divided between
them.
me Unltoa ssasea Central RallreeA.
Chief Engineer Bridges, Of the United
| States OenfTAl Railway, showed an A.
ISOLATED Pres representative . power
OF attorney, signed By Richard Aims
| and dated April IL, 1855, oonssatusine
Bridges his attorney % ass,es 10 "
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VIENNA, Nov. There was a dss-
perate tight at Kocanie, Herzegovina,
between the Russian gems d'armes and
robbers, in which several robbers were
killed.
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courage SLAYER,

Madrid, Nov. 1.-The Prime Minister
replying to the address Of the Anti.
Slavery Society. said: The Government
have decided to abolish stocks and fet-
ters for slaves in Cuba. will do all
that is possible toward the destruction
of the patronage of shareholders.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The last an
nual report Of General sherman U IN
] The hands Of the Secretary OF War. The
army cousiuts Of 2, llS officers and g 500
men, the figures being almost identical
vith thoee or last year. Gen. Sherman
oonsidcrs Cen. Crooks Apache cam-
| naiCu eu0oooa, and ooumderB that II
crook IA permitted 70 manage the Apa-
Chez In his own way, all vars Will cease
4 in Arizona, and the complicated Indian
Question win disappear.
The subieot Of amilitary educated. 4
treafed &C some length. and the opinion
= ernreeeed that the military academy
a Weat Point. and tho schools - For
&c.. Monroe and IseavenwOrth, are
smonQ the bet military schools IN the
tn Indiana are regarded - substan,
t;.iiv eliminated from the problem Of
49, srmv. md while the army and in
s,iorefion ooutyibut1d largely 70 this 70
.rit. ne railroad has had greater n
6rsnoe. The recent compilation OF "a
100 ~ four Q-eat s-ooutinensa
r.tlvsvs has setsled forever the Indian
crssfinn. the army question ana NAN
Sshers vhioh have hitherto troubled e.
s~rrxrv. THE General regards the build
src ~ theae roads the most lmpo.sAn
.-ent AZ modern times. and oeilsve
thsv account fully for the peAoe. Roos
order aud prosperity at the coonsfy
Tha raoommendasion OF las pear
-.rs vred. that the strcuQeoe points 2
snIsrued ana minor points % anan
, doned. ssThs soldiers,' says 0elsks
Ghormau. smuse Be treated - 1esio'
men. Let him live N contou M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02

NEW YoRx, Nov. LA building on
FiratAvenue nd Nineteenth street, which
vorkmen were tearing down, fell ~ q
several children were gathering kindlinR
Wood. John Laws, aged IL. and Eliza
]. Barnes, aged 3 years. were killed,
and Lewis Maoomb, 8 years, fatally in
jured. A carpenter named Mickey was
severely hurt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02

LIVERPOOL, Noy. There is an easier
feeling in the cotton market, and the
general opinion is that the crisis has
eliminated, and it is expected tkat all
firms will be able to meet all demands
as they become due. There is a better
tone in the market. Morris Ranger hiss
fled petition for liquidation by ar
rangement with his creditors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02

WDuHIrA, Kas., Nov. 1.-Nellis g.
1aseey, ths young woman charged with
- murder OF Clement Bothelmy In In
- Territory in 1873, was held today
ne Unitsd States Commissions tor
eaxance at the next term Of the
9n1eed States Circuit Court at WichttA.
= n years old. q handsome bru-
1eee, we'll educated, and moved in the
9 society In New York and New
10y. She met Bothelmy, rich Rn-
man, at St. Louis, and ARRANGED
him to 90 TO Texas and stsxt {
mach. Before they Started ~
y deed Of his Ianda q ksu!aa,
g e300o0. and while peenine
tndian Tarritosys . roQoe p!
3. sesaslssy ~ ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05


Presldent Andrew White, deCornsll, Son-
cludes that whereas, generally in other
civilized countries municipal governments
have been steadily improving until they
have been made generally honest and
seryiceable, our own as a rule are the
worst in the world, and from day to day
are growing steadily worse. He then
compares New York with Berlin-they
being Of about even population says
Berlin has had to grapple with far greater
difficulties ia many respects than those of
our own metropolis, and especially is this
the case in regard to drainage, yet tho
difference is far in favor of the foreign
city, and what is more, the whole gov
ernment is carried on but for triae more
than the interest on the public debt of the
city of New York" Besides there is in
the whole municipal administration OF
that foreign city an economy and dignity
of which our own great cities know little
or nothing. To tho city councils of Ger.
many men Of the highest character and
attainments are elected, and are proud to
take their seats in the city hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05
Base Rall Yesterday.

at Columbus Morning game, Metro
politan, 8, Columbus, ; afternoon game,
Metropolitan, 3, Columbus 0: at Detroit i:
the game between the Buffalo and Detroit
clubs was postponed on account of rain.
at New York =: morning gamo between the
New York and Boston League nines,
score, New York, 10, Boston, Z; after
noon, between the New York and Provi-
dence mines, score New York, 1,Providance
o; at Brooklyn Harrisburg. 6. Brooklyn,
5 /; at Chicago morning game, Cleveland,
10, Chicago, 8 ; afternoon game, Chicago,
4, Cleveland. 1; at Cincinnati morning
game, Cincinnati. II, Baltimore, 5; after
noon game Baltimore, 8, Cincinnati, =;
at Louisville morning game, Eclipse, ..
Athletics. 9; afterno) IN game Athletics, II
Eclipse, 8;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY fixes.


About four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
! Il fire broke out at the cooper shop of the
Penn iron works, having been started it is
presumed by II fire cracker or some other
! explosive cast among the combustible con
tents of the place. An alarm was prompt
ly sounded and the fro department was
called out, but tho flames rapidly spread
over the cooper shop, stable, carriage and
sand house adjoining, and their contents
+ consisting OF hay, slaves, kegs, &c. Four
mules usually kept in the stable had been
sent out to grass during tho few days
| suspension OF work which tho mill takes S
for repairs this holiday week. A horse,
carriage and carts were safely got out.
The partly frame and partly brick sheds,
about 100 feet in length were entirely dc
strOyed. The wrought iron warehouse was
damaged On its roof and some goods ready
for shipment We're damaged 9, 900 empty
kegs, and some hay and straw were
burned. Engines No. 5 and 4 were in
service and No. played Il stream
from plug near tho building
and prevented the spread of the flames,
though some delay was occasioned to the
firemon by the bursting Of hose. The
loss, about $1,000, is covered by insur-
ance, in tho following companies Of Rife
Il Kauffman's agency American, of
Philadelphia Hartford, of Hartford !;
National Of Hartford Springfield, Of
Massachusetts, Louisville Underwriters,
of Louisville. KY; Royal of Liverpool
London and Lancashire, Liverpool Phoo
nix, New York 4; Norwich Union, Of
London.
While the members of Truck A. we're
on their way to tho fire, they discovered
that q slight fire had started at the house
Of G. Rettig, on East Chestnut street.
The roo f of back building took fire from
a cracker, but it was quickly extinguished
with buckets of water by Mr.. Rettig and
family and the truckmen.
About 6 o'clock the shingls roof on the
house of John Gerz, on Middle street, was
found to be on fire, having also caught
from a cracker. A hole OF considerable
size was burned in the roof, bnt the fire
was extinguished by persons in the neigh
bOrhood and no alarm was sounded.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock the
roof of brick kiln of P0ntz & Bro, near
DiIlerville, was destroyed by fire. 1t
caught from the fire in tho kiln. No water
was thrown upon it rs the kiln was full OF
new bricks, which would have been dam
aged. 1t was therefore allowed to burn
out, which it did without further damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05
A Sad Day for tho Kuhn Family.

In Erie yesterday afternoon Albert Kuhn
young man Of good family, was riding
in street car with several companions,
all being somewhat the worse for liquor.
They began reckless fusilado with pis
tolls from the car window. Kuhn's revol-
yer was loaded with ball cartridge and rs
he fred the ball from his revolver struck
Miss Mary Steinar in the breast. The
bullet passed though her heart, killing her
instantly. Kuhn was arrested.
Frank Kuhn, a brother of Albert Kuhn,
committed suicide by hanging last night.
He was found dead in cellar two hours
after his brother had been arrested for
shooting Miss Steiner.