BrookIyn CITY Intelligence.
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DETERMINED SuicIpE.-Y yesterday morning an inauest
the body Of MIR. Samuel McNutt, who was found at an
early hour suspended by the neck from clothes line
the yard at the back Of the house of Mr. Van Brunt
Fulton street II appeared that the deceased had retired
to rest about eleven o'clock last night and that shortly
after he missed search was made FOR him without
and Mr. Van Brunt and family thought he might
have gone to New York, called upon some person in
the neighborhood Yesterday morning about o O'Clock
he found hanging before stated with his legs bent
under him. his knees not more than six inches from the
ground He appeared to have been dead several hours


The deceased was about % years OF age in the employ
Of w. Jones X Co. Wall street, by whom he was much
respected. He was native Of New Haven and former.
ly resided in Philadelphia his family and friends are
highly respectable, and reside in Virginia II was
thought that excessive drink the cause of the rash
act, as he had been on the spree" for the previous
two weeks, but for the last three or four
days had dessted from il, and had become low
and dcspondng in spirits; much as to cause
those around him to watch his actions minuely II hav
ing been supposed that day two previously he at
tempted suicide by stabbing himself with n carving
knife and fork. His body, when examined proved the
truthoi this sumse several parts of his breast were
marked with what appeared TO be the prongs OF fork.
and slight cash the cut of knife. and one o his
shirts was considerably stained with blood Ihe Jury
by hanging himself The body was Immediately remov'
cd to this city for interment


The TROUBLES IN LINCOLN County have not yet
subsidized and fears are etil entertained that more
acts Of fatal violence will occur Ihus lar the shooting
and violence have all been on the side OF the regulators
but Il il said that the opposite party have been armng
nd for defence and fears entertained that
thew will proceed the principle OF retaliation
meeting was held at Flint hl' IN Which m the people re;
the acts of the regulators at oil hazards and TO
every extremity. In Lincoln county we hear Of no ef
fecye efforts the part OF the civil officers to vindi
cato the laws in fact the laws appear TO be protaed
before the powers Of Judge Lynch Such state Of
il truly to be regretted There be coniec
ture where this state Of things will end unless steps
taken to establish the authorities Of the law.st Lous
Era, .duS, L.