Mysterious Death of a Bride.

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 302, 26 September 1888, Page 3

Mysterious Death of a Bride.

A youxg couple were married on August 3rd 1 n Paris under the happiest auspices. The bridegroom was a lively Italian of 28, named Rezzoagli, the bride a charming brunette of 18, the pride of the Hubert family. Ib was a love match, and for once in a way the parents and other relatives were all well pleased. They ate and drank ; they drove round the lakes ; they fiddled and danced ; and the fun was kept up until about 4 in the morning, when the newly-wedded pair, amid benedictions and congratulations, retired to their trim abode. But a change was soon to come o'er the spirit of their dream. At seven o'clock in the morning TLozzoagii was awakened by a loud knocking at the door of his apartment. As this continued without interruption he ran to the door, and was petrified with horror on beholding his bride, pale and insensible, in the arms of the neighbours. The young woman was laid on the couch, and soon cx-ph-ed. She had risen unperceived by her husband, had opened the window, and flung herself into the courtyard, sustaining fatal injuries.