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THE SIGNAL. FRIDAY, OGT. 3, 1890.
PURITY. STRENGTH. BIRCHALL'S FUT FOR LIFE
Ram Lets
el Style said Pries, at the OM-idakihhed
Iem/la.oe Store
OF
Th• Ortuatsst Mardear Thai IR
Canada's
DAMNING LINKS LINKS OF EVIDENCE
A Deadly Wok- Woven Around their
Prlaonfir•r -Th. Garnier or .
(
Successful Swindler.
E. DOWNING.
UMegsel.d ter quality sad
THE FULL FACTS OF THE CASE.
weight daps. `He� the tar. him to Wpm w mad,
sad she played It with am When all the
debts had been desss.d that woad he isosr•i
red wittiest beaking the camel'a bed, and
the lout fool had lent W last owe isdr mad
Md. Binha l raw away.
Ha t. ant Omsk es Ifs tl--d, sed flow ►i
seems to bare Meshed Dist totmYs�
the geseral features of W great1A)
carious habit of this elesuge being wait thee
_ be had great order hs theptwerratioa d MI
letters and papers. 1• matter bow trills
they were ur how.were,
!hi
IAA. and kept sway ed sad 4p u tamvod
.et order fur nlmspge At tie tIr d Ws
arrow this wile el geM{tarvlos to the e•ose
of the law. They WWI eveytbisg at Wit
bards, and meow the thing. •-Teed were I
= number of drafted , *Oidium:
1y intended fur ewe= Is sums Landoll
uewapapairr t
Bichiiess of Ilfcioll.
'as tg"Mt . zea `heat
Best Productions
For sale at
ROBERTSON'S GROCERI !
la footwear frets all the
Corner ]t.atr..l.t. sad fereme.
FLAVOR. FRAGRANCE.-
Ian
RAGRANCE.-
/( I&11ficturers
ergs mise
Ordered Work
rsi7' 4 T.
essoseime she e
s -see ccs
oonot snob toll snit
watoll reaer.tl
roma sera . lana fuer,
rle
000 ties nets. -..d.
tsar ee.e_a ma. w_ fir
we.. oboo ts+
e.eblow rr e..e b w
Urn 1 •
Alt i w .►. a•=1law lin
=IL. =WI era stn.
wee.. TM taws.g fir ones . •sv+••• au
is
equal to the bee In Canada.
....e u• newt. ire et r a.s It r . p. -4. ....1l fir r..-
oT...n..s. lar to mom W. .iu.Md
wont aw` M torw/wlaae et r.w.-.alie.rH..ld.-
....eranes .near Into We}r.Y.gwrdteq.►
e.rr.�e ■ALL.Tracs.. W esw cert...., rens
NO SLOP WORK WATER SFRVICES!
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
ut in with
Lead, Galvanised Iron
Black Iron Pipe,
with
Adjustable Breit Connections.
HYDRANT'S OF VARIOUS PATTEI(N'^.
Flr.1r.. skiers, Hihhs, Stake, Brackets. and
Repairing done Promptly "'II '.taahm-stent rrdna..d price.
d !gilt. WareruoD,s near t- cions Street (church
C. ,A.. HUMBER.
E. DOWNING, Il t
Car. Basest. and Square. (Wericb.
HNSTS PAIN
EXTERMI NITOR
WILL POSITIVELY CURE
CRIMPS, PIIS II TIE STINK!!
Bowel Cotry:l:ats, 9larrtt3sa
-Ar7 AtL-
SUMMERC3MPL.AINTS
KEEP A BOTTLE IN
THE HOUSE.
SOLD BY A..L DEALERS.
"IIY EVERY FARMER
.mum get roe Of
Armstrong's Improved
AIR & SEED CLEANERS?
BEaAUSE
It allows no toed seed. to be blown tato
the seat which Is of great Impoetasce to
twerp fanner who wishes to keep his farm
It esus and .Issas all Timothy bred
Osie Nd elf gale while ele•alaa the
pasaeleg 11 removes ('ockle.
es a, W glvoe the
IaemlaDle ry 1�IRht ter els
-ft will easaplsgrate ter lbw and bred
p'e1Mws meal to hard pickle&
seed Wiest It names all
1....a�g,, gPfl Puke KIM
emi ri Wthe einem peed
will der Oats. Barley,.
wkhact ware mei..
afi.
Pesos : it will the
gwetesed. Mires. pale W whole
trees Mahheer4o erysag ..ch to a
eneellorteiM
. • r�ssidrr t
Clever
It lea Olt Wes Oren imd Huskies,
es emit away,
Ir • emi Villas seed !Sales.
b Is • Ott Wee ahaOs.
Item he Stud Ur ggl 4 st
TIM
is..work
1lassf se]/w U.
;dieted
Us. bS".msvyedsw�ebb--ss. tfbti.eNwof thee►
Wsadthe Mm,
les skives w am* d presented
bee p amenity et sixty b.154.Om
of
ei wehaehsaer>as the es _sly ll lasing
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NG BROS,
Goderioh, Ont.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Near is tby forget( Adores of all ibises;
and near the f a cf thee by all,
-Marcus Aurelio,.
- The `olden momenta in the steam et
life rush pest us, aid we the nothing but
sand ; the angels o Hee to reit me, end
we only kr ow them when they are gone
-Georg. Eliot.
The blow a glove gives le but weak.
Does the meek rat dismier my week
Hut wheat the heart ,s*m a blow
will the pals Wes a..00a, do you know t
You Must be sure of two thine• : Y•.0
must love your work, and not he Mira, s
Looking over the edge of it, waoti.,
your play to begin. And the other n..
you must not he ashamed of y -et wt.rls,
ani think It weld be mere hunorable t.
you to do .emett.,ng else. -Gemini Eliot
i( anything occurs to hinder my work,
anythtn,f roes r".ntrary to day pl•us eau
projects, He bas ordained it au, ..n put
pose, bootee* He !bows that tori much
estoom would make me proud, too much
ease weeld make me sensual, and He
would teach are that the rued to helium,
is not success, but labor and devotion. --
Gold Uwt.
Think not tow emelt of what thou host
Mot, as of what thou bast; but ut the
things which thru hest eal.ctthe beet turd
then reflect how mg.rly they would have
been sought if thou bads them not. At
the wine time, however, take care that
'boo deet not through being see pleased
with them accustom thyself tie. over
value them, au as to be disturbed if ever
thou sbuuldst net:have them. -Emperor
Marcus Aurelius Antoniou..
Wostill:draw • line bet weirs lhesabbetb
day and the day that went before it ; ws
have still a church and • market-plsee ;
and still w• vulgarly distribute the sem
total of things into Chsrch and State.
Whets God has wrought in as all the
mystery of kis `rate, sad roared a to
the ha (fatties of wisdom possible be-
low the skis., we shall haw that here
Is no , no Stats, eo beef -
nese, bet one menet Ohersb ; .Tery
speech holy end pure as prayers every
transaction a nvelatsor of justice --
Joseph Parker.
I am sot what is called snperstitloue.
I believe in God, the Creator u. the nai-
vete*. • • Many forms of be-
lief and curio°. ideas respecting the
MIS mystery of tar butts and en.tir.n
have been sepeet.d tote (lyric' my
life and its wandrines, but after weigh
ing ash and attempti•R to atderstand
what mea be enssareh.bi., my ermines,
sas
sfort hbees in pesesfa ly testing
Inn in the faith of my area For all
the beaten glory that surrounds the
memory of Darwin and hie win
throughout *drane.d Ramps.' would not
abate a jot or tittle of my belief in the
Supreme 07d and the diet** ma. called
His SM. -Hairy M. Stanley.
The sed fds•ble.
in these dgye of bombes It is • relief
to bear of eoat.tbisg that east he desead-
.d upon. Wiles s Wild Mary has
ham tested •s • remedy Mr the ears of
all disease of the Throat, Obese and
lamp, fie Dearly toasty years, tntk
seek eieeses as to mare he Wolf the osis
of The old Rabbis ewe lar OsmMbr
Ofddu, O,,, Asthma, Ii asmhNM• sad
Orme.
Wow a/kdinnss .f the rrsphetery
- - _ -
Bee that }M est th/ gra
The Teet/eswy et Many tespertast Wlh
sunri-A te t!C(gCse t'aaD-Pr-.s-■im.
A
Letter In Wile! 1R order 1. Wellies -
Pr.tty dela.... Sl .1a11 to tot Pltled-
The'Addrese at Me Cosa..! sae the
Isdae's Charge.
W ooze rx•a, Sep. M. -The great Birched'
trial is ons which win be long
In Canada. 1t is the aessatlou of the hour,
sot only en this country, but on bulb
Miss d W Atlantic, The came Is truly ■
slsrralions ea In every particular. TM
Crows have woven a terribly strong chain
ad . Tal evtdssos ..round the prise
mac The trial has token over a week. Wood-
stock has beau the scene of ex-
citement for Says. The Utile town bas blas
t ruwded by curious people from all parts of
Canada and the ,United 1(1.1... The greet
trial teemed on Monday Sept. '=:, before his
Loser Judge Ya°Mabou,
Ties pratessr J. 1tey:Meld Bircball arose
that returning at his customary time, break -
lasted, and afterwards der rod considerable
TMs to bis toilet. He looked the picture of
teatimes. His black mou.tacbt show,s1 black-
er than areal against los carefully shaven
rate. From his Christy .'iC hat to his p Mint-
el, highly-p..4lssd shoes be wan strictly cor-
rect in every detail of dram He wore • black
t•brncailla coat and vest. His collar had its
isolate turned down, and he wore a soft
black necktie. In the ceteer of his shirt
bosom ow plait gold stud appeared, (wing
strictly is keeping with hes general Deka-up
•ud .n perfect taste.
TwZLT1 W 'roue AHD TRCL
The rlective of a jury did not take as long
ra anticippaat d Not quite an !user was occ•o-
l•ie.l andttlter about :lit nen :rad been draw o,
t i.e fol boring twelre were enure.--Ltbert
''erre, Neth Norwich fanner, it ,hurt Murray
net Eters, farmer, Alfrel NW inn t:ut
:T era, farmer. Dorakl Murray. R'.wt Z erre
tarmar, Joseph Lo.igfx.kl. Rant 11xf rd, far-
mer, Augurtts Bushel, North Norwich, far
Mal, George Christopher, Ingrr, 11, gentle-
man. J. D. Smith, Blandford, farther, A. H.
MrK,ty, East Z,rre. farmer, Jus lIc1 .y,
West Zurra, termer.
The primmer pleaded not gui.ty. B. B.
O.Jer. t1.C.. exndoct..) the prosecution, the
prisoner blain: det.odel by ti T. 111ackstork,
of Toronto. Hirc$all did not appear to feel
Ids position, being apparently alight -hear ed
a. at any time during his long reprises Dent.
H. t .ok copious notes of the p.r.•v.s tinge
In his opening address Mr. Oder eke..reed
the ass from the Lrginning. After this, the
evidence was taken The Crown occupied
jntt four entire days in prdwentin;; itsevidrsos
off, ring its last teatita'ny at none n Friday.
TOO crown put Si witne we in tA5 box and
the defence suets 15.
THE STORY Or TRE (Tell&
The story of Birchen and the cries', coma
out in minute detaiL In grief it is as fol-
B.rchell was born in the town of Church,
Lascer';ire, Englawl, and is:15 years old.
father, the Rev. Joseph Bertha!!, was for
years rest.,- of Cbu.ch Kirk and rural dean
of it Orley. He was a marc of wealth, and
was Due of the beet clergymen in Lancashire.
H. del in Orr( Reginald was his son by hie
nitron 1 w.f., wt.o is still living. From hie
tatter K.g:nald tolt.•rited come pneporty,
a: though he was the puniest rm. He was
educated at Harrow and went to Oxford.
At Orchard be eras awe 1 as n Iter tin a harm-
it.s way, hs pee renin: to vanity and taking
the form generally of :.!seduce o: high connec-
Doom Yet he was r•eceived rn go.sl s entity.
and his professors, MOO. this trouble has come
uron hies. have written ..1 htnr In a highly
e i rnewlater y way. 11...v.'. a hard drink-
er in Oxford. and be gambled and lived be -
prod h:. insane, arid was generally ire hot
water a n a.s.eque
That he left Oxford before eompeting his
couno of studies; that he Orin. Ineolred
in various t-; that he treated
same woman named like n cowerd
and • Oruro art eV ,,vets I in • sba.l°. y kind
of way. How Medi .1 0s career became
public is not knows. That belies • malodo-
r-us
alodo-
r •us reputetins te avid meet by the string
optimism which Mr. David Steverson, the
General Traffic Manager of the London &
NGerthwestern Railway showart when Bircb-
ell began to pyy marked attention to his.
tlleveuron's daughter. Stevenson then lived
In Upper Nor won I road, Losdun. Birchail
AHD MA111Aog
nrntinusd his attentions teeewithstaadiag the
pa,taulobj.•ctina. the girl bower, blindly in
111 lou, a lrb bins, .red lbw* was en elopement
and marriage. The oeremare was perform -
d by W kegitrar .1 Cewy�m,
Tele may b. called the esiNnating point
In one epoch of Birch! es forcer. H. at this
po...t seem to have mead the parting of
f I.. ■ ass where b had to ebrxae between a
lea tkat Irl to a de est manhood, where the
cher 'able "follies -of -youth" manta might
hey. teen thr e cm over his old life, leaving
t.ot.ung f0 1t to tamest bits serksaly, and a
path that lad him through ea W dark way
et its• • his ekguard aid .was/ Mg adventurer
elle ■ to read awful dead bathe klssty Cana-
dian wimp for which he sow stead.on trial
for hie life.
B.rean Emma hardly to hate considered
I bat inert was • oh0lce before Ola As for
Ins par girl who hod tanned bared( to
him. she evidently saw nothing Is. all W
woe Let Birchen.filedHe fid IM whets lasd-
wrapw for her. When, with his illppanl,
Me, r lel way. he dices the path thst hd to
1his it eril, sb* apparently seared gayly°,
wit . kin band in hand, and through all the
wee khat he W led ber, until she leis $
we ...sr .plashed with the very blood of W
pair .oy es bstrta.d, her eyes seem Stever
'oases hese twrNd hem bis Tia Mem
Wino rd err devotion le most estrsord4
asry -e1 s •4 • sort of hypeotinn.
tom 411 Latey 50nies1R.
H►1 . er ism • tree alit It meld .rem
Mat • very instate wltbls bar, 1sr she wee
mend a. a lady, said have Wee le arms at
pre ty .early everylblsg MrebaE die. Hie
list set la w ardstssh was r prnddm YM -
Mt a eon lenses -i.wt1 OIe s.5* he seed
.lssdf-osdtinier Me .sine 1• logia the
df dreary veld d..ulsakag tnMiesas and
M serail rel pnlMPetsrelsl Web rte obs
!brei Epos +tsapptw 11044 *if: Rtg'tp of O. reed esaerM ba
l•Owd orgy. tiler ww.w w 4. fhb, .•d bar
I dyese egweremem sad meal W me WNM
•
Tits aWlanLII S MCA ISE UTAItTSA
&retell ewers to have practised tar
weeks leader* he gee one warded jest
tot. Th. general Mawr of his earlier
was like the following. which is a
°Opy from one Of the samples foiuds
C A NADA-Uslverity wan, having fain
wishes es rn.sg stimmu's sou to live sritlf
and learn the brat wink view to partner.
ship Must have LiOO to totaed stocks
Board ledging and b per cent, intern till
partu.rati.p ■rrangwd Highest reference. •
It Ives as early as July, I see, that Blrebalt
began tinkering at these a.1 but
it woe net until September of that year that
be got sue to suit him. At that time one
very similar to tbs above appeared in the
Daily Tokgrspb. BirchalI's tnraluable lett
ter box panes that he gut navy answers, but
with only two of his .. . did bd
do budge... Thos two wen• Douglas Rays
mond PeUy of Weldon Place, Saffron Wale
Eric, and Frederick 1' Mita -ill, isms all
foieat.-Cele Banwell of 1..•,,itdrue, (•belies%
ham Birchen went to are b.1 h the felly and
the Beuwell families, and ou both he made a
very favorable impression.
Both telt sure teat he was n nun of candor
and bus:Dess reepossibility, anal all that Iia•)
he was tolling them n.th,ng lett lien, and
lies of the growled cheracu•r. He lied in such
• special way, and with teen inu.t.oude of
realistic decade, Kiat be Inure -el upou them
aU, eterdutely and sump!. -hely. He hal, bei
said. a farm cues mile fr.m Niagara Fills, in
Canada, on which there was a erg- briek
house, bested by steam, and many learns, all
lighted by electricity. He was engs•;td in
buying horses in the rough and grooming
them town in the market. iii. overseer waste
Bcotcbnan, whew nate was Mac Tonle!, and
he hada number .d other met working for
him, and there were yadlea other peaalb(d
. . The upshot of it was that
young t'.-:ly and young li wwell awl the par-
ents of both fell testily into th. trap
WHERE TOS SPOILS C.,xtt le.
PeUy was topay £IlU, for whici, he was W
receive expen ea, board, heisting at the stork
farm aid -_l; per cent, interest .0 the profit*
of the trnsinesL
Bemired was to go out swirl Bin -hall, see
bow be liked the budneis, 401, If it baited
him. to pay d.SUD for a half interest in the
farm
J. R£,: MAW Di1CHALL
Neither felly nor Banwell knew of the other's
ex...teoce. Neither knew that (Birched! had
negotiated with anybtdy save himself. When
they perforce met on, the steamer at Liver-
pool
iverpool to ... Birchall to this side
Birchall befogged them with lie..
Now from this time bovine w at buy be
called the thiol epoch in Birchall's career.
The first, which consisted of a wild and
_ rather dilgracatul youth, culminated in hit
elopement and marriage to Mus titeveoaoo.
The estmod, when he was an adventurer and
swindler, ended when he returned to England,
after running away from hie debts in Gate
- .da. W. have him now setticg out cm hit
t►t sed eciatinai stage.
TRE LAST A`tD CRIItINAL WAGS.
Always the Winded, feitt.ful wife was with
him. With him she er -t the delude.! Petry •w)
BenweU on the steamship BritanNk .t Liver-
pool, and with him eel them she came 14
this country. The parry arrived In New
York on Feb. 14th last. That was Friday.
They went to the 0etrnpo;ltwn Hotel nod re -
/naked until the following Itaturday night.
Sunday morning they n-ar.bed the S'aRrd
Hous. Buffalo.
The cries to Bireball's phm. was Dow at
hand. Tie bad ed his two emeriti; serum the
Atlantic. aid he had brought them to the very
bor'en of the plata wh'ru to la.l located Ole
mythical Hoek tarn. Notene weed of what he
bad told team wee true. He bad too stook, be
bad no farm, he had nothing hi the world
save the relic. of Pally. 4170 in he pocket
and the clothes on his beck Pally tele
' 7*5.LT s IRR4IOHT STOUT.
this story of W of Birchall and
of Bemuse Jam mine to the murder:
"On Sunday, at the hotel In Buffalo," says
Polly "Birchen saki be would go over to she
tarmac Nissans Falk, and era bow Wage
were and serpri a the employes. it was Sm-
elly
tally decided that Hirehetl end Banwell would
take a trade saving BnR.lo at 6 o'rl ek Is
the moralise and go to the Pelle and mel
for or r.e.$ton; and that
Mrs. Birdsall and I avail teasels bows&
They went, and on the fnllowllg night Bir-
chen came back alone. He said Hssw*Il did
sot like W farm ad would not stay Mere.
He said be bad given Neoww1 save, a dress
se up the 000ay. and that be had gase
there mese if he cats exit MnsrE Miter.
T1s farm, he said, was In bed oondlti n, ens
that Mrs, !Mr'mball .ad I had better sot ge
to it yet..rd that we had beltsr ray he KI --
gar. Pails,
Prem the time out the wltememe who took
the steed lest week testified es alsarrt every
move .t tie primesr's e.oepUsg t. the teen
of W arid -blooded tragedy ho the Swamp of
I).athTIM FATAL CI.UL
It was Fel, 17 ales Boreal' and Penwell
twos away together. Blrebaf, Mrs *4.51511,
curl PeNy lessged .bout BYpr. Pell tall
be tteth. II reboil lyleg at W date le Polly
mod PeNy ewall.wtng the dm Awing Miter
Mtagu i•t atter he mennesd dee., ha add
that he W resolved • inter fossa am
seise Ohs. he loft•p he lrwasdsd he
bIss et Leedom. Oat., where he was hiss seat'
Ing Bits r Ws wry Iles Sisw.M wee
tying deed Ise swselp ..111 tee beast halm
4 h1. burl /Ion lir lady epee fiend two
ys after be departure sots !!fuels t ith
Sleeken. It lay un lta back is a thYt damp
J bust.., )tiet off trues the '' serine,
mead, whtok pierces tk.taeruik
the hinge
.vamp • few olio to the seat ut Woodblock.
wen two bullet boles a the head. and
he lash and bait were based with powder.
the body itself
the we might be identle at TM
ad bees out eves from the linen and
sderekehiOg_ Not tar away, however,
Van an empty cigar ass., sed it bare the
AaW •'F. C. Br...a
At last, o. Use corning at Feb. Eke ywog
cisme to Prioretou .ad ids..ewl the
body, and a number of Woodetoci people
:denuded the young mutt He was their
jet erlsbed Lord Muiu.r.et „( something like.
;yea- age. H. had seri the di.ouvery et the
Ludy reported he a newspaper, and he reared
t might be his dear frier! Itruw.11, std he
owe 05 t' make sure. He stories were
icte.g, art he w .. 'wrote' mod locked
'Ip. This will the first .lep tower 1. the dual
act ID the Birchall drama.
I Witness after wito.w traced Birohall's stens
:m tothe day be 'torte 1 from Niagara to
!how &emelt th , farm, to the 11•ne kis was
takes up.
Iona POIITITC SVIDEIC*.
KW Alba Itmltb, a lair young Woodstock
Ire gave evidence that she shook hands
with Borchelt at the railw.y station at Feet.
woad on the they rel Ube murder.
Conductor Peak and toe brakeman and
newsboy of tux. Hamilton train testified to
wing prisoner on the care. Ile got in at
Et.twrosl. Other witnesses prvvd this 4,0.
Ire and Ilenwell were also seen 0n the road
Watling Trete, the swamps on the after0ouo of
that day.
Cis. Benwell, broiler of the decease!,
idbntlfiedsume of the arllclet fawn 1 en Bir-
chen
airtine!! as the property of the murdered testi.
W. M. Dixie, engineer, gave evidence ea
1.0 distance !nut Eastwood w the some of
the murder -about 4.61 miler.
THE 7170170 OI VIZ BODY.
J..wp!. El.lreige. one of the parties who
found tho l..ly, .letatk-1 the circumstances
minutely. He end his t.r.•ther George mule
• be dinrvery. There was a light spoon 1n
the 'wound. but he :ass u. tr.u•ks. The
is sly looked as ,f tt had been deposited there
I y somebody. Nett Jay he and his brother
1i.:i,. l the cigar huller, marked "F.lienwoll,"
n.nl eye gismos, by which the Only wan iden-
tified.
Constable Wat.nn of Prinetetreu, testified
t. Ruing to the. swamp with the Ekiridtea
to get the body. Ile statc•t that Itireht11
*1:d his wire arrived on the night of Wednes-
day raft. -r the b dy was found. Birrhitl
value to him and mad, nrr.tndem.•ntw to have
the holy exhumed ,text .lay that h.' alight
if p wane, identn v it. That night Mr. and
Mr•.. Birchen drive to Paris Atli re -
roamed over night itirrhall returned
in the mussing shoe, and be and witness
went to tall side of the grave, which had
been npsgd. On the c 1:11. lid being raised
stream h/ssd ov'r and L.,ked at tate holy
iles4L. Me seemed touch affected and wiped
away tsar. from hiseye.. F1e declared that
be would give a good deal -•1 money to have
the murderer traced, and placed the matter
then and there in the ha..t of wit bas to be
inve.tigated. Witnes: (Imre over to l'aru
with the prisoner and when they got there
12.1 cis'. Murray, who erns workin; up the
,•a./ for the Pnovincud Government, drove
m
aud witn'a,s iutr.duced him to Bircbelt.
Murray wonted the prisoner to come upstairs
- 10 ta.k over the case, lint Birchell declined
to talk about the matter, save in the presence
of the constable.
J..nies A. Swartz, undertaker, Princeton,
sta:eJ that Iiirchell Krol Pette to hi,. place on
the :'Sth February slid toll him be bad
known B°nw.-U, and that they were about
engaging in terming. Birchial told him be
Fad received a letter from Benwell contain-
ing the keys of his trunks, from which le was
to tale souse little things to send on to him.
Jol.n Grigg, .extten of the cemetery where
Penwell was interred. was present at four
e t iuttiatIn 1. of lienwell's body. When Bin
cbell raw the body be was nerrous and over-
come,
vencome, and nail to 1.3 twisted away un the arm
mf a cendable, but be died no tears as had
bleu stated.
TRE CAUSE OI DEATH.
Dr. Taylor gave inelicel evidence. He had
- n.'n the holy in the a.van.p, and the cloth -
tug was (roam to the yn.ur& lie believed
it bad laid in the swamp four day.. Death
erns producrd by pistol wound.. There was
c...$ro.xnpeeitkrn of the b1.iy.
Dr. Wilfred had eta,,'imd the body at
Princeton the night it was ( .sod. The body,
in lot. opinion, had not fallen where it was
found frozen s'iff, but hal Leen [Brown or
Mase 1 in that position.
Prof. Wolverton of Woo dstoxnk, testified
that on the 17i h rd February, thes supposed
day of the murder, the
was
about freeslhg; ther.. w 15 rale ret night and
west day: on the Itch 1t was very old: at
[hander end li:ht•,ing. followed by
sl et, mild ..n the 1Mkh. with drlfung snow;
rod on the 21st, when the body was flood,
there were gusts Of witsd with snow.
AT71LY7T TO SrEA1. TRg SOOT.
('.rigs. the Princeton ',sten, opnke about a
snppnwl attempt to steal flenwvllh holy, but
this parties being di turfed. made off.
T. A. 1110!. hunrhermae. Princeton, bad
even Birch -II as ths tett' when be came to
ideetify the body. Asised him if when he
wrote f,..... „pion Reow,•11 Irl need paper
eirainhie ..w lame of any hotel or any
means by which be o.m.kl be traced. &r-
ebell exploder J 'st H.u, well did not exactly
writs, but the, , 4 only mot on 12 . hays of
his baggage from 1. en.Mo.
THE DAH*ID/t IJRTZR.
A atter, not pweviouely mods public., was
reel by Mr. (Tyler, tom Rlreboil to Tien -
web'. bother m Ragland, setting forth that
hie sun hod viert d the farm and Inspected the
business, and found everything
and asking for money to be sent f.rwa.d.
Itirchell was arrested on the Ran'hoy atter
the murder, and express receipts were found
ern hu pram for the der.ra.d's baggage, se
well as keys ass[ ntber personal property of
This letter Is corsi.lwrel by the Crown to be
mm darnels! evHerm.e, for the leiter was
written three days after Beowell was Maur -
dewed. If Blrekeit 'not ks'rw B•awell
wan reed- why did he write tie Isttav1 Re
asks fon MOO beim Oct. tbs.wwtl, .-d ,Rys
that in (.tons all hi and yOong Benws111i
letters will he . Tide le amnia -
mod as another deep laid drbeene, whereby
Rlrcbae one d aware 'sow from Denw.111s
tether without autism Mat. melee toes fangs
the name "F. C. Hernweil."
For the &teem a roams we named Me -
Queen .wliflod tact ha mwNed to Kimball in
Woo.leto.k 'treats an the day M meestYa
se that then meat w mistaken identity
somewhere. The pry wen lads' up over
Klenday and sa Mosley the Counsels ad-
dress were wad. Both Mr. tiler and Mr.
llasrMOtt tsai. Whist ttpeseaee the
judgethee tuuseeelfled
Throe* eh Ms M tete est �t
ee ate very et Its en"dI. lea alrebell bee
Meese NiwMld itemise lits IUM NM id
treemoteee eerlth 5* me Net might ' M
.6Ms.•d
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U. s. 1'.
germs and
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II
MRN.local or travelling,
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BURROWS',
Thilooloo
Bowels.
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humors
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dewed awel,r of 1w
madwuah,cinga she
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Aryls
the arid
oral
ether amsoitsee aad ray
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