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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. The Warsaw (Ky)
Herald states the following dreadful account: !:
1t seems that Mr. ,Edes had got into row with
his wife, and that she had sent for Mr.. John
Green, the husband of her sister, to interfere
and protect her. Mr.. Green first sent his son,
youth about grown, and afterwards followed
with some other men about his house. When
he got into the yard OF Edes' house, he made
threats, Sc, which induced Edes TO come out.
Just as Edes opened the door young Green
stepped up before his father, who had previ
ously armed himself with an axe, and received
the blow which his father aimed at Edes. The
axe penetrated through just under his shoulder
blade, to his heart and he died Instantly, utter
ing but one groan. None of the parties had
been arrested; they resided about five miles
down the river.