Singular Deaths

Deatha froin strong emotion have been numerous within a few days. Louis Wassman was so affected by the imprisonment of a young companion in Moline, IU., for theft, tbat he died of ketirt disease. Henry S. Moss, a Louisville merchant, declined rapidly in heiilth after the cxposure of bis forgories, and cUed a maniac. Henry Altrocli diod of grief in East Delaware, Obio, on learning of bis dangbter's elopement. Mrs. Allingbam dropped dead f rom beart di8ease at the sight of ber sons figbting. Bryant Poley was sr scared in Watertoivn, N. Y., by a belief tbat carbolic acid used in waeliing a wound had poisoned bis system, that be died witbin three hourB. A Harvard student named Waters studied nineteen honrs wifhout cessation. went crazy from excitement, and died in a madhouse. May Watterson, of Jnsper, Obio, feil dead when told of her lover's doatli.-