The Timmons Tragedy. JhIn the year 1848, Mrs. Mary J Timmons,! then ibe wife of Elijah Timmons, residing!n the Michigan road, two miles North of! Burlington, in a fit of insanity, in the dead! f night, when her husband was asleep sunk! n axe into uis face. The blow was given! with such force, that the lower part of the! face was eeveied from the upper part, andj resented ^hc most horrid and revolting ap-flarance. Mr. T., survived a day or twojp od mortification setting in he died. immons was brought to Delphij|d ned in jail, but her relations fro^Biio ar j| iving a short time afterwards, she was re!sed, and uken by them to that State.— 1 he remained there a few years, part of the! *rae in an Asylum, and returned home ■ red. Since then, she has been keeping! ouse, and nothing unusual was observed! ntil recent!j% when she again began to! manifest signs of insanity. Last week, her! n, the Rev. John B. Timmons brought! er to Delphi, wLh the view of having the® reparatory investigation prior to placing! er in the Indiana Asylum for the Insane.! he returned home, (ro Dodgetown) will! er son, awaiting the decision of the Su-B-rintendent of the Asylum. We are as! urcd that she was strictly watched, andJP II the axes about the premises were hid.HJ s was supposed in places where she would! e unable to find them. But on Saturday!rniuglast, by some means she procured! n ax, and while her son John B. Timmons! was alseep, sunk the same in his face very!uch as she had done to his father in 1848.! He j umped up,and ia endeav oring to ^uatchjf lie ax away from her, received a blow on! his hand, severing one or two of his finders,!\» O al Ind before he could succeed in disarming! er she gave him a lick on the -kull which! penetrated into the brain, and another back! f the shoulder which ^entered the cav ity! f the chest. Dr. Filch of Logansport was! sent for. but we understand he has hut vc » rv slight hopes of his recovery. As was! he case with the elder Timmons in 1CJ8.1 mortification will probably cn»ue, and lake! he patient off in a very few davs. lie wa! till living the last we heard. nfOn Monday last anotaer son of Mrs.!Timmons passed through this place bav-9 ‘ng his mother in charge, on his way to the!Asylum. !This is certain! v’ one of the most distress! ing tragedies that ever transpired in the! County, and should be a worning to altl1 those who have relatives or friends, with! iseascd minds. When such is the case! o one can tell the dav or the hour when** ifluiuch persons may commit violence. The! icper 'place for the insane is the Asylum,Hj nd all such should be speedily sent there!