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out the vein in the arm which could be most easify reached. whlch utterly refused to do, saying you

 SamHei Cch, swOFn.-I am the brother of the de- ceased. l have no knowledge of Ihe means by which the knife was procured

 Mrs. Caroline Coll, wife of John c. Colt eworn.-I have no knowledge how the deceased came into pos. session Of the knife found in him.

 Dr. Archer, the Coroner, charged the jury that if any evidence had been furnished of any person ha. wing given :he knife to Colt he could be indicted for manslaughter; but no such evidnce furnished, the jury would simply find what was the cause and manner of the death Of tho deceased.

 The jury then retired, and after brief absence 70. turned with a verdict-that John C. Colt came to bis death by wound inflicted by himself wlth knife, on the left breast but the jury are unable to say in what manner he became possessed of the said knife

 After the inquest the body, which had been put iE coffin: was placed in the dead-hcuse, to be taken vault in St. Marks Church

 ltseems clear, from this, that since Sunday lass when he felt that he had no hope of ofescspe-notwh- standing all his protestations of faith and repenianee and his solemn disavowal Of any intent to commit suicide, this wretched has steadily cherished the purpose to escape the gallows by killing himself The dread tragedy has closed. and his soul has met hie victim at the bar of their common God.