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A remarkable story of poisoning comes (says a correspondent of the Daily Chro nicle) from St. Petersburg, the alleged poisotiers being the members of a well-to do commercial family living at Orel. The family, whose wealth was chiefly accumu lated by a succession of money marriages, consisted of a grandfather, who h*d b,een thrice married, his son, who had two wives, and a grandson, who hud already been twice married. The first wife of the last-mentioued died suddenly some time ago, and his second wife whom he married shortly after his first wife's decease, died with equal suddenness recently. Suspicion having been aroused against th»grandbon, the bodies of his wives were exhumed, when it was discovered tint both had died from the effects of poison. Suspicion then naturally fell upon the father and grandfather, who had equally enriched themselves by their mauuages, and an in vestigation of the circumstances of their wives' deaths is siidto ha>'e proved beyond doubt that all of them wore liktwise poisoned. Fuither shocking disclosuies of immorality on the part of the son and the giandfeon have also come to light.
