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‘ NawYoaa, April fiL—Tlrere are strong
reasons for believing that the body now
lying in the dead house inNorthficld town-
ship, 8. 1., is that of Michael Eyraud, whoa
in July last, strangled to‘death Deputy
MarshalGoufle in Paris. The m’anwho
tied suicide on Thurs
day night neighboring mm in the
mouth, and the body has not yet been
claimed by anybody. The picture of Ey-
rsud, however, published last month, and
the description of his personal appearance,
Mildred from timeto time since the com—
mission» of the crime, serve to leave no
doubt in theminds of those who have soon
the remains that they are thode of the
Parisian strangler. .
Story of the Suicide.
The man arrived in Port Richmond, 8. 1..
last Thursday morning from the Bergen
Point ferry, and strolled up and down the
streetsfor some time. in the evening its
was sitting in the Turnpike Halfway house,
kept by Michael Mulroney. lie was then
very nervous. On leaving Mulvaney’s the
man walked along the Willowka road,
and on reaching the farm of Charles Dreyer,
about smile and a half from Port Rich-
mond, he sat down on a stone behind a
cedar tree. About ii o’clock a pistol shot
was heard by Michael Hartung,Mr. Dreyer'a
hired man, who ran across the field from
thebarntothe road and found the stranger
lying unconscious against a stone fence,
with blood streaming from his mouth and
nose.
Shot In the Month.
In the man's left hand was held a leather
pouch. and in his rights live chambered
revolver, which had been carried in the
pouch. A bullet of thirty-two caliber had
been fired by the suicide into his mouth.
and imbedded itself in the skull. calming
instant death. At the inquest on Monday
night the attention of the coroner was
called by Charles Drcyer to the remarka-
hie resemblance between the dead man and
the picture of Eyraud, remarking at the
some time that the published description
of the Parisian stranglcr might have been
written with perfect accuracy of the stran-
ger. The coroner was also very much im-
planted with the resemblance, and he noti-
fied inspector Byraea As he received no
answer from the inspector, he sent the body
to the dead house in Korthfield on Tuesday,
where it was boxed up for burial.
A Description of the Body.
Yesterday afternoon a reporter drove out
to the county house and saw the remain
The resemblance between the dead man’s
features and those of the photograph of
Eyraud. taken in 1878, was at once appar-
ent. The body was that of a man about
six feet tall, weighing about 18) pounds and
over” years of age. There were the same
high and recording forehead, the NYC.
square not face. with high cheek bones, the
firm and somewhat sensual lips and large
eyes of the picture. The nose, too, was
large and slightly aquillne, while a pro
tuber-nee on its bridge gave it the appear-
ance of having been bruised or broken.
His complexion had been florid, although
white in death, and his rather bushy mus-
tache was a grayish black, as was his hair,
which grew somewhat thinly, making him
slightly held. The eyes are hazel.
llo "MI a Foreign Accent.
Eyraud's hands have been described as
large and muscular, and so were those of
the dead man. They were powerful, sinewy
hands, with a skin as white and soft as a
woman's. ills hat. something like the
style worn by Grand Army men. was mark-
ed on the band lug-ids, “Stockwsll, exit-a
quality, Inndon.” The revolver was of the
Marquis of Lorne pattern. Superintendent
McCormack said that the body had not
been seen at the dead house by detectives
or any one else. if nothing was heard (mm
the police or friends of the desdrnanhe
would be buried today. or io-morrow at the
Michael Muivarrey, who was the last man
who spoke to the stranger before he shot
himself, said that he talked with a foreign
Manhood actedand talked like a man
who had always lived well and was acous-
tornod in good society.
lyraad'a Notorious Crime.
The crime for which Eyranrl has been
hunted for months by French detectivm
was mitt‘sd in the rooms of Gabriella
Born ,to which Deputy Marshal Gouda
had been invited. There was no cluetotho
murderer nntila few months-go. All that
tinnthawoatanmhohaddedtosanl'ram
eisoo with Eyraud. resented his cruel trest-
mwbowuinthhoityonbusinua
How-assent! favoritearnougthshotel
Inca-sad needed in borrowing from
than view some of money. The de-
about “0,000. .
lgulod
guilty with superior oourtto assault with
intent to kill like Elisabethfi. Comm
school teacher of Whom Conn, and
was sentenced tonight years in state prison.
New Yorlt’ Wynn made a four days'
raid on establishments in Ease:
county. N. J., and secured thoulanda of
bottles belongingtoliew York houses. 0n-4
bottls which was recovered was found to
be filled with dynami‘ to. "
Consul General New told a reporter at
[andon that. The Daily News and other
papersbadlmuredhimthatnomrthersd-
vertisernents foriaborers for America would
be printed. . ~
The report of Engineer Sohcnck, received
hythsJohnstown (Pa) finance committee,
advises the shortening and leveling of the
Gonomaugh to prevent floods in the future.
The wife of a Polish blacksmith in Ply-
mouth. Pa, gave birth to four children. all
of whom are healthy. She has been mar
tied three years and has six children.
Albert W. Whiting, of Massachusetts,
has been renourinated ‘by Governor Brack-
attioboclrnlrmau of the Benton boardof
police commissioners. His present term
will expire on May 1.
Miss Abby Moore Goodwin, profuse! 01
Latin and Greek at Vassar college, died in
Vasrarr hospital April 23. She had been an
instructor at the college for seventeen years.
The Republican state convention of Penn-
sylvanla will be held at Harrisburg on
June 25.
The lackawanna Presbytery of Pennsyl-
vania voted (56m 27) in favor of the pro-
posed revision of the Confession of Faith,
Eighty per cent. of the creditors of John
F. Plummer &. Co. have petitioned that
lowell Lincoln be appointed assignee of
the firm in place of Jeremiah Murphy, who
does not wish to serve. The court will prob-
ably appoint Mr. Hooch.
Senator liendrlcks’ bill allowing Syra-
cuse to get its water supply: from Skaneat-
elcs lake paused the house at Albany by a
vote of 69 to 42. it allows Syracuse to trike
151ml“) gallons daily.
Emperor William having been informed
that the Socialists had laid plans for con.
carted action on May 1. he has decided to
have moderate to the most stringent pro-
ventive measures, and the city of Berlin
will be under martial law for the day.
“James Young, of it's-ark.” “ ' "
“examined comm ' ‘
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ladlcs' French Kid fiend Bowed, Ladies’ French turned and write at prices that
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A full‘iine of IAdres’, Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will pay Ell to examine.
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New Yorur, April 2-1.——A young man who
registered at the Putnam house. Fourth
avenue and Twenty-sixth street, as James
Young, of Newark, was found dead in bed
in the aftcmoou by the hotel porter, and a
half emptied bottle of laudanum beside
the bed showed that the man had commit-
ted suicide. lie was good looking, of dark
complexion, and apparently about 25 years
old. He went to his room immediately
after registering. As he did not make his
appearance in the morning the door was
broken open and he was found dead. There
was nothing on his person by which his
identity might be shown. There were only
ninety cents in money, a penkniie and a
pair of eyeglasses in his pockets. The body
was removed to the morgue.
The Federation of Women's Clubs.
wa Yortrr, April 2L—Tbe Federation of
Women's Clubs met yesterday morning at
Bottish Rite hall, oornerof Twenth-ninflt
street and Madison avenue. Mrs. Ella Diets
Clynrer presided. About 200 ladies were
present. Mrs. Clymargave the addressol
welcome in the name of Sorosis. She
thanked those present for their aid in lay-
ing the foundation of the new organization,
“which promises in time to become one of
the most beneficent institutions of title our
glorious land and of the world." The
afternoon was taken up with the reading
of reports from the various/clubs rep»
seated
‘I'Iro Coulee-lea of Faith.
h’raoarta Fates. N. Y., April 24.—Tlrs
Niagara Presbytery accepted a committee
report opposing any revision of the confes-
sion of faith which would deny any funda-
mental doctrine therein taughi, but ang-
granting a numberof changes in the interest
of unity and program Among the changes
’ua the revision of the section discriminat-
ing; against children dying in infancy or
miners incapable of being outwardly called
by the Word. '
One Woman Kills Another.
l’rrovroaxcrz, R. 1., April 34.—-At the State
institution at Creation Mary McCarthy
was murdered by Catherine Henley. The
maul! occurred in the old woman's de-
partment at ii o'clock. Mrs. Norton. the
night wstch,_ arrived in time to see the Me»
Guilty woman vomit blood. On being
plsccdinbedshe died. Before dying she.
said that Catherine llanlcy, who slept in
the out next to her, “bad pounded and tuna
dared her."
A liming Girl's “oily You“.
Jarrts‘rowrr, N. Y., April u-tho body
of Florence Lillian Peterson, who mysteri-
ously disappeared from her home on the
evening of March 24, was found in the
mocha-host distance from her parents’
borne, last night The body was badlydia-
ligated. A postmortem oramiuationwas
madehtevcnd indicated thatthagirl mot
hardest): by drowning. An inane-twill
hehsldAprll es. ,
Irate. tun tram-u.
Jlasar Cm. April lit—At the hearing
of thseommittss investigating the ballot
box frauds in Jersey Cl last fall, one wit»
testified that an section sinner had
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Norwalk Chronicler