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ju cGznnmico or me nrnoie on uie water worts question until after tlxe election of water works trustees.Councilman Cody . made a stump speech on the. water works trustee question, and the old council tlieii gave its final gasp and expired.THE LEES OP LIP®.Druinnl from the Cup *f BlU«rnwft by n Pofertj Slriclt«n Actress.] The Louisville Courier-Jouvnal of yesterday morning contaius the following particulars of the Buicidc atNcw Albany mentioned in last evening’s Sestikeu Mr*, Emma Trylt;ra*» aged tliirfcjwiiue years committed suicide at the Com-mcivial Hotel in New Albany Sunday uigiit, by the use ol* taudauuw and morphine. Imt Friday a dramatic troupe, knouu ass the 1* London Sensation , appeared iu New Albany, and advertised to give a performance at the opera house on Saturday night. The company was under the management or Mr. Truman C. Tryon, who has been in the chow business for inure than twenty years.Recently ho has met. with reverses, aod hist week, while his company was playing at Jeifersonville, he was unable to pay sundry small bills, though perr fcctly witting to do so had his performance netted him a reasonable amount, Mr. . Try on eeeiHB to he a clever gentleman, and the performance* be advertised were always carried out to the satisfaction of the public.The recent reverses of Mr. Try on bad greatly troubled his wife, and sheseemed melancholy for several days previous to her dead). On Sunday* moralug she went out for the ostensible purpose of talking a walk, and while on Main street, in New Albany, purchased two one-ounce bottles ol laudanum of J* L Elginj druggist, representing that sh* wished to use the drug as a wash. She ate dinner aa uaual, but ii fcbe evening complained of having headnchc, and did not partake of supper. Abo u 17 o’clo ck in the evening ahe sent her son, a boy aged twelve years, to a drug store after ten cents1 worfcb. of morphine, but her husband prevailed on her to uee.onlv half a grain. Afterwards, while Mr.-Try on was absent from his room, it is supposed that hie wife took: the balance of the drug, together with the laudanum. ....At 3 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Try on was awakened by the difficult breathing of bis wife. He arose and sent the night clerk of the. hotel for ol physician; but the man returned and eaid he could procure the services uf none. ” . j •••• Mr. Tryon then went after a physician himself, but could not prevail on any doctor to go, to the hotel with him* When lie returned, about daylight, hie wife was dead, and the following ietter was found, written bv the suicide:“New Albany. April 19, 1879.—Dear Husband: The .time has: come when I m ust leave y o n fore ve r. I d o n ot blame you for the mortal ein 1 am about to commit, but you haye dragged me down in this world Hil I have Install but my love for you and our child. Bud I can not stand the face of this crucl world any longer. I have sacrificed everything for you ; cow I wiil end my miserable life and rid you of the great drawback. Now, husband, you would not take my advice when living; talec mv Inst, advice and quit this unsuccessful business and do something that you can at least make a living at for yourself and our boy. You known that I have alwayB been a inic and faithful helpmeet. Now be true lo yourself, aart to the ones you deal with. Lead an honest life and may God watch over aod protect you and my.motherles* boy, is the praymc of your ever faithful wife. Emma Tryok/’Deceased wae the daughter of a former wealthy brewfr of Fort’Wayne, and was a very intelligent woman, Mr. Tryon is a resident of Cincinnati, : The remains were interred in New Albany.Mrs. Tryon may be from Fort Wayne, and probably is, but it is doubtful aSout her being the daughter. of fl wealthy brewer of thiB city. Non© uf our brewers, wealthy or otherwise, seemto know anything about her.'—:-— +■' • —-. The JProd(#*r* Hetnrtt*A.VALlbJbcontaining whatever, very health groccrs andMarion, ! nijor. def republicanWiBy Jbe p£eventually 1sometimes jformity. Tiplo and «gr« of wisdom, xuout* may HAsmlier’sf the pr^silfte of unbound profession* i]ift blood which pa* rhomtiftiisTt current* Inr ftnllixhie 1 Of the Unirc •AW band bltMei ante of the: ougtiS.y rcl i: prevent i»g1 WisKov. Ge zen of thii as a most i tiau Minie this momc “I wish ev Eider that lives to Sh is having counters,: lion in all as nothiu|Bourbn: Sold by11 make Rician*?. o[ triedt n \lt; German S: 1ms given cases of luyut r 1)0115;posed to sumption, colds sett] whooping sonal km Synip. T iloxen wer plaint. C! Keg aim si pis (a in AiIt is stJ tinue to s pepsin* I Sour Stlt; when thlt;SHI I/Of if it doe! Price, ft Bro. *For Li SHILOE Prico, -2 Bro.s:ElA KVirec decay, es cure. OJr UBEVE6To ail w lndlscrcti early a rer.ipft CHATtUH elt;l lyy m m a 5u.4f-adil T. In manhJolinsU ordrrs. 9A. If A YE IMADI
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Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Wed, Apr 23, 1879
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