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New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
A WOMAN'S DESPERATION.
PUTTING FIVE BULLETS IN HER BREAST.
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY INSANE

BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY INSANE
40 OTHER REASON FOR SUICIDE KNOWN.
Mrs. Fannie Wolf. wife of a Walkcr-sts
CLOAK maker killed herself in her we'll appointed honao
No. IA East Fifty Fth-st, yesteriy she had no ape
parent suicide but shot herself several umes
before nhictng fatal wound. Her husband owns tho
fourstory brownstone house In which the family have
lived and has been devoted TO his wife and children
Mrs Wolf mother and married brother have Doardec
In the house recently Her moth went to yslt riend
yesterday afternoon wnlle the two chldrsn were at
school and Mrs. Wolf loft alone with the servant
WHO was busy In the basement and yard soon after
o'clock the con.ult her mistress aud
went up stairs She 70 md Mrs. Wolf yine the floor
of bedroom the second door. partly uniresscd aud
covered with blood She crying into the strest and
attracted the attention OF the neighbora
Dr. H. C. Coe. OF No. l2i East Fif.y-hithst.
aud Policeman Brcen, OF tae Niaeteenth Pre-
cinct. among the first per.ons tc
enter the room where Mrs wolr lay.
There was q revolver OF twenty-five cabrs on the
floor her. Breen found five ch lmbers had been
discharged. Dr. Coo wpei the bloot from the wonans
uncovered breast and five bullet wounds. all near
together. Mrs. Wolf still alive and conscious. but
1t plain that she dying The doctor asked II she
had inflicted the wounds aud she made reply In tho
affirmative. Policeman Breen asked why she had shot
herself. but she would reply. She also refused TO
say II she had trouble or II she wished 10 leave any
message wne the bent her she lost con-
scOusEess and I'm a few minutes was dead
She had gone about task or selfdestruciion with
camness and deberatlon. She had removed ner dress
and corset her breast before taking up her
husbands revolver. which had been kept 10 bureau IN
the Probably she stool before the bureau and
looked into the mirror when she fired the first shot Ine
revolver had been held close ner breas that ihs
skin scorcheI and biackened. How long II took
her to fire the five shots could only be- guessed.
the shots were not heard Dy any
Policemi Breen searched the hut could not
find any letter writing Of any kind TO explain her des-
peration.
Louis Wolf, the woman's husband was so much pros
raed by grief when be reached home that he cod not
much declared that he knew oI no reason Tor
the suicide The wounans brother said that the only
reasonable explanation was that she had become sud-
denly insane For about year she Dad been tronDled
with headaches and al times had acted some what hghty
consequence her health al been better Of ate.
She apparently we'll and happy when her husband
and brother left the house in the morning. Mr- Woin
was about thirty years age. she had about ten
years old and daughter three years younger
Coroner Mes.emer summoned TO the mouse last
evening to make Investigation. He took tue testi
mony OF the servant and the policeman. Dn coni ma
no reason for the suicide beyond the belief that tao
woman was temporarily insane.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

RICHMOND, Va, May 17-ln the .Methodist
n, m. Board OF Missions power accept bequests.
nv.r the same and apply the interest to paying the
current expenses Of the Board. special committee
wa, appontcd to take charge OF the Centenary sunday
school Fund amounting to about $4,000. which snm"
~ he used for the sunday-sc most In need ino
committees report to have the Board MISSIONS eo'a
.nd -, nrssdent president secretary. treasurer
a., nineteeu managers with the bishops rs cN-o"o'o
members was adopted. The Committee on ke'isa' pro
seuted long report In which, among other 'hnS'' '0'
recommend non- IN the memoriss n% o ns
81 cnuferences asking that the nane OF tlo , ~
changrd from the Methodist Episcopal tnutsa r, Al
the Methodist Episcopal Churoh ".so % ~ s sn sh ala
NV, . 80 cnren member signing petition io tno saw
If liquors may DO dealt wth AZ III no v4s. %
Of ,mpropcr aud impradsnt conduct rug .r nh p vrM
, ~ fr,rcrnai messenger from tao Northern Aetu
oasi rnscopal Church took leave oI inc nen.ss
o.rence and spo,a lcelingy of the Ain1y reec'"o'
| accorded hi,u Ia LicAmoud.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
AN HEIR TO THE SPANISH THRONE.
THE QUEEN REGENT GIVES b RTH TO A soN-RE-

TIE QUEEN REGENT GIVES B RIH TO A SON-i'r-
JOGGING IN HAVANA.
MADRID, May 17.-Queen Christina to-day
gave birth to n son. In response to a summons there
had assembled at the palace await the arrival OF the
young prince all the Cabinet Minister'S the foreign
diplomatic representatives. the principal civil ana
military magnates, a deputation OF members OF the
Cortes and other distinguished persons.
HAVANA, May 17.-There is great rejoicing here over
the birth Of the Spanish prince Cannon were fire TO
day and the people generally celebrated the event.
The child was born at midday. Both mother and son
observed in with the birth. In the Corcs
nation at tho birth OF the king and
senor Torno made a similar appeal on behalf OF
the Conservatives. The babe will be christ
ened during the present week and VIII
probably be named Fernando lldefohso'
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid will represent the Pope at
the baptismal ceremony. The Queen has received
numerous congratulatory kilograms from foreign
sovereigns The city illuminated to night in honor OF
the royal birth.
GREECE COMPLAINING OF AUSTRIAN VESSELS.
LONDON, May I'm. Gennatins, the Greek
Charge dAfalres here. has complained to Earl Rosc
berry, Secretary Foreign Affairs. OF the harshness
used by the Austrian vessels the squadron DlocAaohS
Greek ports.
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
BERLIN, May 17.-Court Herbert Bismarck has been
appointed Secretary OF State for Foreign Aaairs
new cases o cholera deaths and at Bari SIX
and four deaths.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
DESIGNS FOR THE PUTNAM NONUMENT

HARTFORD, May II (SpeciaD.-The State
on the to be erected over tho
grave OF Israel Putnam me; at tho Capitol to-day
TWENTY-FIVE designs submitted. OF these Hartford
furnished SIX those OF GEORGE Keller Carl Conrads Carl
Gerhardt, 3. Masten, l. :. Woods, John hciohtec !;
New-York four New England Granite Company, Alch
ander Doyle, G. =. Luce. K /. Person lnore were
three competitors from New-London. two rom NV.
Brt ain. the remainder being out OF the Star Heaiy
half of the whole number or designs are tOr saues'
ana ono 10y Mr. Gerhardt, Of this city, Tor an
statue Tue others for various WORKS o mohume.a'
art All the models drawings are mate win reIeI'
en.e TO "a cost within The appropriation y! Slooo'
MORE CHARGES fOG SENATOR PAINE TO hEhI'
COLUMBUS, Onir, May IL (Spc'iafil.-hepre-
sentative DruuLac threw IN another resolution Ia the
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pnpprn nr nLs coyrLDENrIAL CLERK.

PrrsBrRG, May II (SpecidD.-George NJ.
Johnston tho real estate broker has suffered ioss OF
- 600 through tho speculation OF his clerk William
uwtop son ,f supern tondent Hamilton, OF the Alie
eheuy parks. Young Hamilton was employed by MT
Johnson two years ago, aud has had entire charge oi
his business for tho past eighteen months. In February
Mr. Johnston discovered that hs was being robbed He
traced The crime clerk. whom he called 10 account
Hamilton plead sroagly lie was kept III his place, oht
erward Mr. Johnstoa found that he had lost money
10 the amount or $4,000. lie began suit asanss '"V ~
vonnv man 70 recover tho money. Young Hamilton IL
s Thought gone TO Marysvillc. Ca where MS ue 10
lives. Hc was always considered an exemplary So""'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CANADIAN METHODS OF pROrECTION.

OTTAWA, May II (Speciah. Canadian
Navy destined to protect the fisheries will be afoa;
consequence OF instructions issued by the Fisheries
Department. The finishing touches to the six vessels
recently chartered being rapidly made Two will be
commission this week. The vessels schooners of
light draft. adapted for speed. Their will Inn
tied to twenty each and WILL precautionary
measure be armed.
Mr. Foster. Minister OF Marine and Fisheries. intro
dnced bill in the Dominion House OF Commons to- day
amend the act respecting fishing 10y foreign vessels
addition the act under which foreign vessels coming
into adian waters he seized and forte tied
they may also be seized for entering Canadian wafer,
for any purpose not permitted by the law OF natoDs
by any treaty convention by law OF the United
Kingdom or Canada or. having entered such waters
for having failed to to comply with such law.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
FAILURE OF THRFE LOUISVILLE FIRMS
7 .orIsvIIIF. Nav l7.-Business circles wei

LOUISVILLE, Mdy II.-DUSIHVSS VIrV'o" W.T.
startled to-day by triple assignment OF the urms OF
Davis, Trabue & Co.. wholesale de uers In cotton !;
Trabue DAVIS Co.. cotton factors and DAVIS Mallory
& Co.. wholesale dealers in dry goods ana notions al
No. 10 and III West Maln-st The members OF the
ar.t-named firm are w. A. Davis Richard Trabue and
Samuel T. Mallory; Of the second James Irabue de
ceased D. W. A. Davis and Richard Trabue; and OF the
third g. I. Mallory and W. A. Davis In addition 10 me
three firms assicnments r. Mallory. Richard Tra5ue
and w. A. Davis make individual assignments Inc as
signees arc Judge Alexander Humphrey and Colonel ST.
81 30 600 IL Il said the assets sufficient 10 cover
this Tne Assignment is supposed to have been caused
by slow payments In the South.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
Rejoicing RATES on FLOUR.

Sr. PAUL, May II (Specioh.-Thc Omaha
was the only road represented at the meeting
of tho Eastbound lines here to-day I"
equaze the -four from Minneapolis ana ST. fau'
n tho seaboard. The meeting adjourned after
lang aeha,a rhe Milwaukee aud st. Paul, however.
subsequently announced that tomorrow IL woulu
reduce It's rates on flour shipments Tor Detroit Ere,
RuT,lo and points east OF those towns from ~ 10 ~
cents per 90 pounds This makes the through rate
the same via Lake Michigan as II Ia alleged made VIA
IKE SUPERIOR The Lake superior boat lines nave, Is
said accepted shipments at 90 cents. which added 10
tho hyecent ratio to Lake superior, makes the through
rae ~ a cents The reduced rates Apply only 10 sea-
ri I'M
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PITT.BURC, May IA dispatch from sheffield Ponn
says The Sheffield Opera House block. hahdsome
new threestory structure. and two dwelling houses
adjoining we're burned at o'clock last evening Inc
loss is $4,000. The Opera House block WAS partaNy
Insured. The dwellings were uninsured Inc origin ol
the fire Is unknown
AKRON. OHIO May IA part Of the Miller Match
Works was burned last night aud discharged emp0ye
is suspected OF firing It. Loss $4,000; insurance
- 900.
ORILLIA. ODt, May 17.-MilleTs tannery at orhla'
was burned to-day Loss -, 900 insurance Sl.1OO.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

and manager Debbe. Beach has yet arranged no en-
gagement but has England to ono will
Ing TO accept his challenge His weight IL 200 pounds
having increased fourteen pounds the voyage His
rowing weight Ia 16s pounds. He will shortly challenge
the world for for from 80 800 side upward ana
will row for nothing less. Speaking of Hanan. he said
Hanlan Ia very fair oarsmaD. II he denies that ne
was beaten fairly and treated cordially In Australia no
tells falschood. lie unable 10 appreciate the KIND
ness OF the cOoni's who gave him 80 800 which he dd
not even thank them for
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
MP GLADSTONE SENDS HIS THANKS.

Mayor Whitney, OF Brooklyn, received yes
terday the following acknowledgment Of the dispatch
BENT by Gladstone meeting hed In the Grand Army
Hall on April 90:
10 DOwNISG-sT.. WHITEHALL. May J, 1885
DEAR SIR am desired by Mr Gladstone 10 thank YOU or
-four sending by telegraph abstract O the
proceedings OF the meeting held in Brooklyn on The 2h III
timO subject OF the Irish Government bills and ala
humber the corday OF the expressions
approval OF their IRISH policy received from America are
great 10 Her Majesty Ministers III MS e
Tort The welfare OF the country am dear sir
ObedienI IL. w. PRIMROSE.
The Hon. the mayor OF Brooklyn. U. :. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
A MONSTER PETITION.

LONDON, May 17.-JOhn II. A. Macdonald,
hember ior the Edinburgh and ST. Andrews Universities
ireseutcd in the House Of Commons tonight petition
against granting Home Rule 10 Ireland The petition
was signed by S9I Scotchmen. II was one and one
quarter miles long and weighed 27t pounds and was
borne the House the shoulders OF stalwart attend
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. DIX. SEC CIN
Ills CONDUCT IMMORAL, But NO PROOF THAT HE
LIED AND DECEIVED.

Ills CONDUCT IMMORAL. But NO PROOF THAT HE
LIED AND DECEIVED.
Chicago. May 1.-THE Rev. Peter A. Seguln
appeared the Chicago Presbytery this morning TO
answer to the charges OF Lying and deception" when
have been preferred against him. The charges specify
that Mr. seguin applied for admission to tho Chicago
Presbyery on the first Monday In October 1854. ana
at that time led the Board Of Examination u be-
leve that his conduct had been pure aud spotess
whie in fact said, lie confined in the Christian
Home for Incorporate Men In Madson-aye.. New
during the month OF March, 1888 Again 1t Is said hat
Mr. seguiD figured drunk and Gisorderly IN New
York CITY Court April H. 1883 and celebrated his
acqutta by such amboree that lie was rcarrested on
April g and sent 10 Blackwelrs Island. The prosecu-
ton the had copies OF tho records OF tho valols
institutions. which prove all charges.
At the meeting the Rev. William Smith. OF South
EVANSTON who is defending Mr.. Scgun. bandly sail 80
willing to adm; all the charges OF immoral CON
In Now-York but that his client trial for yIhE
aud deception and not Tor immoral conduct, and lie was
charges OF lying and deception. Mr.. Segun 10 an ex
Roman Catholic priest, and has been engaged IN ffts
byterian missionary work among the French III thls
city When he from Ncw-IOrk he brought letters
from Row George Mngins, the pastor OF the Union
Tabernacle Church, the Rev Henry q. Young OF Grace
Church Parish: Roswell d. Hitchcock president OF the
Union Theological Seminary aud q. L. Shearer. secre-
tary Of the American Tract Society The letters wero
coinmendaiory OF MIR. Seculn's character.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. May Il.
DEPRESSION N BusINEsS.-BAnk of Ireland stock
has 10 263. Two spinning mills III
Lara. County Monaghan, have been closed
owing to depression IN business one thousand
persons are thrown out OF employment.
STORM N IRHLASD.-Hurrcanrs are reported the
Irish coast ana fears entertained that ships
the Atlantic may suffer- Limerick has been visited by
a severe storm. A portion Of the city ls Inundated.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
yICE.ADMIRAL LYNCH DEAD

VALPARAISO, May II, via Galveston. The
newspapers announce the death OF Vice Admiral Lynch
the voyage from Spain to Chill on the Royal Mail
steamer Cotopoxi. The body was emDalmel and mt
at Tentrlfe. =
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SrTcJDE TO AVOID ARREST.

William Nauman, age seventy. of No. ls7
corr,,, Newark ausrreled with his neghbors yeser.
a.v and a warrant tor arrest charge OF breach
90 ,ha neace Was issued When tho officer reached the
ss he fount Nauman unconscious from tho ELECTS OK
ianianutn Nauman died last evening at the German
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
HoNORING OLIVIER wENpEIL uoLMEs.

LONDON. May 17.-Lord TennysOn, Robert
Browning and Sir Theodore Martin are arranging for
great banquet to be given by artists in honor
Of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

LONDON, May 1.-THE Irish House League
is operating actively against house-owners in
Kerry Cork and Waterford COanties The League
demands reductions III rents and rcsists cvict0ns.
Members OF thseague who cOnnectedw it'll branches
OF the National League. take advantage OF National
League meetings to denounce house-owners.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

House to-day charging bribery and corrupton In sena
Paynes election and asking national investigation
II the Hoar Committee intimate any further lack OF
specific every Republican club and county com
mittee in OHIO will promptly send In resolutions Mr'
Brumbacks resolution went over for discussion.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

LoNDoS, May ia Loyalist meeting at
Bermondsey to-day was invaded by party Of Radicals
and Irishmen, who stormed the platform. general
night ensued, and the meeting broke up III disorder
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
BEACH. THE OARsMAN, IN LONDON.

LONDON, May 17.-Beach, the Australian
scuer who arrived yesterday. is IN robns, health
He accompanied by his truer Repe. aud his bacacr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

As NJ Foquet docs not speak Engnsh
he merely tried to protest An onooAo'
interveued and explaincd facts to the policeman
through fear or dynamite o1trHs
the police had been ordered not TO allow srahgerS ~
linger in the House. NJ. Floquct then retired
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
DRIVEN BACK INTO THE HARBOR BY ICE.

HALIFAX, n. S., May II (SpeciaU.- United
States Consul General Pnelan has received dispatches
announcing the the schooner Ella NJ Doughty
Captain Warren A. Doughty, at st. AIMS, for alleged
violation OF the treaty OF 1918 in purchasing bait 81.
AIMS is a small port between Cape North and Cape
Sydney. aud about eighteen miles from Baddock.
The dispatches so far meagre, but from
what can be learned the Ella NJ Doughty arrived of the
coast May IL, put into S:arm's some
little harboI there got twenty barrels OF
bait and put TO There are enormous quantities OF
ice on that and the schooner driven back
Sarns to-day by the ice and was seized by the sub
collector. The news or the seizure coming soon
the seizure Adams has created considerable excite
here. sharp lookout is being kept on the Ameri
can fishermen sad 10 be seeking bait in the
Bras Dor Lakes and several seizures may be expected
III a days United States Consul Johnson. OF Picon.
In whose district St AIMS s has been seriously i'll and
leave Consul Genera! Phelan Is ready to
sfa for
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
BOYCOTT AND MURDER IN IRELAND.

DUELIN, May ia farmer of the name of
Quigey Of Knockjames, Tula. Glare County. was
shot dead last night while ing his Gresde He had
recently taken boycotted grazing farm
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

b. FIOQUET ORDERED OUT BY A POLICEMAN.
LONDON. May I'm. Floquct, of Paris. was
lingering In the lobby OF tie House OF Commons this
evening. when a policeman ordered Him out
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
TO REGIkyA TIE surrERERs IRON TIE s10EM


COLUMBUS, May II (Spcciab.-The Legislature
passed bills to-day authorizing Dayton aud Aenia 10
expend respectively 500 900 and $4,000 to repair the
damage done by the last week. Dr. Arnett, the
every bridge the county has been destroyed There
thirtyeght funerals OF Victims at Xena yesterday
and many still missing The railroads still sadly
dem0rozed Contributions for the sufferers are coming
in slowly At Miami City 10000 persons visited the
ruins yesterday and made contributions which were
divided on the spot. Al West Alexandria, Mrs SD
found ifecss about 100 yards from her house.
her clothing. rolled tightly up her waist and IL ter
apron a broken tea cup, fragments Of which wei
pressed into her AIDE.
Edith h. Langstreth who is in charge OF the Stat
Meteorological Station here reported 1900 Inches
Of when liz fell within two hours beginning AT o'clock
Wednesday evening. This is just twice as much as
the heaviest rainfall measurement here In the last eight
years. This makes 81 D tons OF water to the acre .
CELIsA Ohio May 1.-THE reports OF saturday night
regarding the storm Exaggerated The track
OF horses were destroyed and several persons were
killed. but the number Is yet known f. ROanders
wife was instantly KILLED and he and his son were
fatally Injured. Two farmers named Toughts ana
Roberts were killed G.. +. Heworth received bruises
that Will make him cripple for life. His Oscar had
John Hogan. hired man. had mis- leg broken FRED
Broony carried 800 yards IN his bed. receiving
cuts and bruises. John Durbin's house was
blown down. but DurDln pOpped the roof wille MS
wife and hyc children cscapel. lie Is dying from
his lres. Several other persons had bones br0hen
Will recover ChnI ohrs aud houses la the ncghbor
hood ars total loss. People crowded INTO shanes
OF all khds Whcre tney can derive any relief
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
RIorERs HELD r0E TrIIL n MILwAUKE&


MILWAUKEE, May II Special. Nineteen of
the twenty-five men charged with participating IN th'
late rot.. with melting others nong. were taken
before Judge Mallory for preliminary bcrria today
Judge Mallory Hcld OF the prisoners for - 'oJD 10
inOrrUw.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

COMING MARRIAGE OF PATTI AND NICOLINL
PARIS, May 17.-Thc banns of marriage be-
tween Patti and Nicolin have been published.
Middletown transcript., 1886-09-30
Advertise in THE TRANSCRIPT.
Late Sowing of Wheat.

AaCe sowing Oh wheat.
Late sowing is to be commended where
there Is probability of attacks from the
Hessian fly, or other insect enemies. If SOW
ing is delayed until October l, the flies will
have deposited their eggs before the wheat
plants become large enough to receive them,
and there will be no Larvae to suck the life
out of the wheat later on. Very often the
ground is 30 dry in early September that if
the seed terminates the plant will not thrive
and may wither beyond recovery. If sowing
is delayed until the fall rains have moistened
the ground, the plants will be as far along
until winter stops their growth, and there
will be more of them. 1t is now possible,
and certainly profitable, so to prepare the
seed-bed aud apply fertilizers that the plants,
though started quite late, will reach sufficient
size and have root-growth strong enough
to Withstand the winter. IT is not necessary
to sow so early as half a century ago. Bet
ter implements for preparing the ground and
sowing the seed, and better methods for fer
tilizing, with understanding, have SO chang
ed conditions that the rules relating to wheat
and other crops, found good for the condi-
tons of 1886, must now be varied somewhat.
American Agriculturist.
Middletown transcript., 1886-09-30

The following conyicts were publicly whip
ped at New Castle on Saturday in the pre-
sence Of large crowd John Simmons, for
entering John Palmer's store and stealing
several articles, ten lashes John W !. DENLY,
colored, larceny Of ST and q stud, the pro-
perty of James e. Bradley Of st. Georges
hundred, ten Iashes; William B.Sterns, col
oreds larceny ofa coat, the property of Evan
W. Marr, fve lashes ;.Joseph Smith, .colered,
larceny Of 81, the property of William Kirk
wood of fReaLien hundred, ten lashss. Ed
ward Burns, who stabbed Charles Reynolds,
stood one hour in the pillory,i as did also
Parry Smith aud Frank Hail., who stole a
gelding from William Duff stable at New
port. Smith and Hall were further punished
with twenty lashes each.
Middletown transcript., 1886-09-30
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