Peckham has been reduced to a state of terror by another Armenian tragedy—a double murder followed by the suicide of the assassin At first it was supposed that the suicide was the man who murdered Sagouni last week; but considerable doubt has now been cast on this supposition. However, it should not be difficult to clear up this point at the inquest, which opens on Monday, as there is more than one witness who ought to be able to recognise Sugouni's murderer. If he is not dead it is almost impossible that he has left the country, and his capture ought not to be a very difficult matter. The murders have no doubt arisen out of a feud between two bodies of Armenian revolutionaries in this country, one which seceded from.|the other; but the members are so curred in accepting the position of house surgeon at the hospital, and that this, and this alone, was the motive of her act.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.