The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-02
THE LuNAric CoSDucrOR.

The vie whlsLy Of Western Town
BIanlsd for ms Freaka.
Gmr4ao, June l.-Eouis Reaume, the
iunatin who terTurised q train falI oi pas
ssDgsrs from Kansas City to Chicago and
battled with the police on his arrival here,
was, this morning, resting easily nj the
hospital. The doctors entertain more
favorable view Of his case than ut first
They say he viii Eeenyer; Mr.J o! Hazal-
ton, nov ON his way 10 JameetoEn, 4. r,
stated before leaving Chicago, that when
the train. was boarded at Kansas City by
Reaume, the latter had q bottle OF whisky
in his hand. Reaune was very noisy
md 1t grst vantsl to treat everybody in
the GsE. It wa not until the next morn
ing that he began driving penple ont of
the car. In Nj. Hazelton's opinion,
Rsaume was not q particle crazy, except
such demeDtia as the Kansas City whisky
.:ay have put into him.
BESvzH, CnI JEne Louis Reaume,
whose crazy freaks cEeatGd such q sansa-
ton in Chicago last night, left Denver en-
Friday evening for Detroit, Mich, to visit
!h;a mother, Mrs. George W. Thompson.
BE had RECEIVED intelligence Of his;moth-
er's illness, aad left here unexpectedly.
He has also a brother, r F. Aesams, iV-
ing In Detroit, and two brothers, Daniel
and George, living at Crosse lsles Wayne
county, Michigan. Louis has lived here
for come yeaIs, and employed himsalf as
q painter and calbiminer. 4 year and Q
half 400 ila married Miss Lizzie Rockford,
f,,,sS1yR
then had lived IN IN apparently happy
state with her. Last Christmas they went
ON . visit to bis people in Michigan, and
retptaeii = Denver only three weeks ago.
sincs that tina, iheys have lived with
his brothertn.lav, CHARLES p. Rockford,
at a}2 SienSFm street. 4 fGpeftef WIS the
tIrst to break the news to Mrs. Reaume
Last night Of her husbanfiB Riid ride and
its tr9gie finale. Reaume bore 3 good
here. He seldom drank liquor,
aud. was dHtiiHs e. bis family.
DRERuig, MTCE., Juls t-Re4uIpe, the
maniac Gh1 shot and killed lhlcer BslTest
at the Wabash depot In Chicago yesters
day, Is Louis Reaume, SON Of Mn. D. B.
Reaurne, Of Crosse Isle, Mich, and q
ufdt!3sf Of P: 2. Reaume, IN advertising
agent OF tl4N Clk4p RE 10 y neSco PALneeF
by trade. Six years ago ne SeUt 70 Bens
vefs Col, and started intha fFesonlngh ghusi-
NESS on his own account; but dull times
lprsed hiss rretire about six months agol
Hs came 70 Detroit ave llqpths ago, with.
his wife and child 10 seek e4pioymeat, bat
,ras unsuccessful. He Is naturally re-
SRsgaI sh9pt bis personal matters, and,
although eafNaEdiy ~ good spirits while
here. heis thought 70 have tFetled eoEsid-
sfabiy for the welfare OF bis lamliy.
&c Yanted 10 remain in Detroit but
q tha solicitations Of his vile, fnrmerly
Miss I.iSEie Rock well, 6f lenyeE % whom
he has been married two years, he cont
Eented % return West md ~ his fortune
once tauSs. BE secured the agency for
thA slla Of .. l9b4Os0 aglapanys 3 goods Tor
6olnradp, and four weeks ago Y6si0sdsy
left With his family, and taking 8 line 81
tabaess SAMPLES for Denver. he had little
e1nidaneG In WORKING M 4 lticFattfe trade
for the tohacc0l and last week wrote a
his E:ather that he would probably be
back d Detroit ~ less than q year % live
permanently His immediate EelsttFes
sSVer discovered tha slfRhtesb traces et Tins
s1:,jty In his sagtieus 0neof his brothefs
q Z travelling agent ips . tfuit preserving
COMPANY of Detroit, and anuth . 6 real
= taft afeft n Crosse Isle! +. y. Reaume
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