{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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The Detroit Free Press states that little son of
Mr.. s. Cobb, overseer of the Poor House in Adrian
was killed by man named Chamberlain. He enticed
the boy into an upper chamber, beat him over the
head with shoe hammer, then cut his throat from
ear to ear, and finally locked up the body in trunk
locking also the chamber door. He then set fire To
the house in an adjoining room then to the barn. then
to the barn of Mr.. Hutchns, Commissioner of the
Poor, and finally proceeded to the barn of Mr.. Hoag
another Commissioner, where he detected in the
act Of setting fire to it. Chamberlain had been re-
Gently dismissed from the Poor House, and his dabo
conduct is attributed to revenge. The barns. with
contents were totally destroyed. Loss about 81, 100