The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-27 00:00:00

VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER.

At th. j mined nn vewof the holy of
IR lints Tanew-a. on in • ley et the With. Here,
lee, M. %V. If. Atai I. oar .ner.
%lett la PI tusk wit was es imolai at the pre.
litn 'l4l y resfrii y. ,ye f iither 81,44113 d VI at S.l.olloUt
gto the day b., l'an•e,el.'s lo.th Atoll.* I that
what he huldo,Ai with the too* was in the bight of
PlOl in. . . . . . .

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10 en.wer ta a jwyrn witneee id I demonist! b
not to ci her bow due got the rope ofi ber neck.
4-1 we t it ....r d tine. drone .rad plzkm
.tick. hot coolJ not ea.," &op on h.r bled, se eke
c .1 her hes I very much.
The erilmice o euroo,.. eutrustel with the pus
nu, n. fl wa. best t.lum.

I rr. logrwri .oiew-d thet, ..s.i.t id by Dr. Bp ioner,
be male • yew inorren xaminati ni of the holy at
tiiree p.m., ii th • 131 lit , 19 hours at Aar ile alb.
The • of the body externally showed
em elation, end was feebly nourished. Itigor worths
wll merael There •a. an abrasion over I'm Pft
w.ist sad right iodex Boger. On the kn-ee were
bruiser, awl a piece of skin ire° peel ont of the I !clines,
ah iut 8 lines inlength. Over the don sim of the feet
were b .14. of well.delloed ri ides of dark dureolora.
tin. There was ale a mark giund the front of the
te:k. ju't tooter t ie chin, awl an ebr.p.ion a. well as •
in i.l monied ig.un I at ilse back of the head. On
opening he thorax tirey lo rod her heart perfectly
Le dthy, and a small qaaatity of meows Bull
In the incardium. The lunge were congest-d
througour their Imbalance, awl showed trace.
of previous inflammation, espeoiwly on the
left side of the cheer, ehmh was ciwely adher-
ent by baud. to the pknell e' d rib.. The bia tiler was
empty, as wes the worn*. Toe bowel, were filled with
Ctn.. The kidneys and their caprioles healthy. On
er,ii,g toe head they found, on reinoviog the scalp,
iojecima of the blood-vessels bolt outside and inside
the cranium, correeponiling with tAt external woun
or bloat, but no fracture of the akulL After removii g
the skull-cap to lad the QUM iranee clowaly adherent
awl the sweets highly talented with blood. On the
left hmoniphere ot the c:an urn was a lug clot of canto-
filet blo 4, front one to two winces, repting in • •mell
cavity about the eine of a walnut, where toe brain was
brokeo darn ant very &sag .nie• I. Talc .04.11,1446 d
in th• frootal put of the bra I, Their opiolon as to
the cam* of drath W&11 c rebral apoplexy, C 11141414 by
ex •ersal violence, an I not from haunt! artiste
la 11011Wer to the Coioner. Or. ',germ said such
irijori-a might h.v. he's' 4:ruled hy • cur. The marks
run I the feet, neck, wr .t and index finger were, is
his opinion, coped by a tight ligature, such as the
fop- pr educed might can...
In answer to Frio s : TIMM were no external appear.
sou. am mating fir death. From what he saw before
and after death, complete pa -alysie of the right side
had set in, °eased y lb* iojury 1, bey brain on the
left side. The cold and congestion waa erwriwiery to
the blow, et the clot of blood on the bran had been
slowly accumulating, causing the ereakiies..
Edward Itmtio rip rower, M.D., M. tt.C.S., F.S.A.,
conoborated Dr. Ineram'a tertiroony, • tiling the canoe
of death was effusion of Di rel In the substann of tie
bait, causing ...eon, and that probably this was from
external violence, and might have been fr-m the effect.
ot a blow. .

Further evidence was given dy Em-na Hall and
Jetnima Kali, who saw St111•10Ur hit deceseed at the
Cr...rye with • pint cup, and dep wed to bearing
de:.awd speak of 8 eaviour vied her wi It a rope, and
seeing the marks on her neck the next day.
Ada by Georg* B iskstt out Jarnee Cis, who
depos-d to seeing &saviour beating &wowed a short
Idiss before, and was 01.mA/ulna to murder her.
Elis %both Laos, who fulfilled the fait officse of
laying out der:A..4d ; dud
P.C. Goddard, of the lioreetigh Police, who found
the cup aud rope (produced), with which SaaVuir had
inflicted the injunes.
The C,ll,,ner, in summing up, clearly laid down what
the I.w bold to be murder. flwforriag briefly to the
evidence, left the jury to decide their vs, .ict.
The jury, having fully conddetsdtheierldsoos, were
unaniin emir of opinion that the cause of death wad
from injuries she rvc,lvel at the back of her bead,
inflictsd by Ssaviour, out without proms Ration, sod
returned • verdict of " Mao 'laughter against George
Sam ,ur."