Dark Business in an Asylum
Indianapolis, July 8 - Three weeks ago Amos Bish, Miami county, was sent to the State Insane Asylum, near this city, and 11 days later his friends were notified that he had died of exhaustion.
The body was brought home, when it was discovered his neck and leg were broken, and his body covered with bruises. The asylum people stick to their first story as to his death, and deny the infliction of any injuries. Investigating.
Cincinnati Post - 7/8/1886
Indianapolis, July 8 - Three weeks ago Amos Bish, Miami county, was sent to the State Insane Asylum, near this city, and 11 days later his friends were notified that he had died of exhaustion.
The body was brought home, when it was discovered his neck and leg were broken, and his body covered with bruises. The asylum people stick to their first story as to his death, and deny the infliction of any injuries. Investigating.
Cincinnati Post - 7/8/1886
Dark Business in an Asylum
Indianapolis, July 8 - Three weeks ago Amos Bish, Miami county, was sent to the State Insane Asylum, near this city, and 11 days later his friends were notified that he had died of exhaustion.
The body was brought home, when it was discovered his neck and leg were broken, and his body covered with bruises. The asylum people stick to their first story as to his death, and deny the infliction of any injuries. Investigating.
Cincinnati Post - 7/8/1886
Indianapolis, July 8 - Three weeks ago Amos Bish, Miami county, was sent to the State Insane Asylum, near this city, and 11 days later his friends were notified that he had died of exhaustion.
The body was brought home, when it was discovered his neck and leg were broken, and his body covered with bruises. The asylum people stick to their first story as to his death, and deny the infliction of any injuries. Investigating.
Cincinnati Post - 7/8/1886
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