The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-31 00:00:00

SEE WOLVERHAMPTON MURDER.

The Wolverhampton Chronicle of saherday states
that the awful mime still oontinses Wad la mystery, MO
far m any aides°, of motive in onsieeesed. It le oat.
daily stated. however, that widows is ancomulating which
will throwtlight upon this important point. It is asserted
that quarrels between the pU and his victim ware of
frequent cocurrence, sad titai although ossisionsMy repos.
oiled to him by the influence aof others, to whom is imputed
a theirs to promote her soterstaDoe of his addressee os
account of the hale property he would label/ on sodas
at age, the girl Saar contently muttered her per-
sonal disinolinatios to the desired aloe. sod retaatodly
declared that she would never have him. That
she bed evinced or formed a decided preference
for any other young man is sot believed by their
frauds. Cossequently, it is difßoult to form an opinion
as to whether the jealousy supposed to have led to her
death was founded simply upon her oeossioasl snideness
of aversion to the prisoner's Weals% or up= his our
Orion of rivally. That ha did, with or without foursdn
ties, cionsioally quarrel with her wader the impremioo
that rivalry existed, is, it is said, admissible of proof ; and
it is farther alleged that she left cam of her focuser sitar
lose mainly on account of the macron occasioned to the
router sod mistress of the home la which she was domes-
tically employed. by the kind Tiaras of the prisoner with
a wood young titan, who, it is mid. osealsoally vatted the
hoses to see her, or awaited her appearanee
Tbs murdered girl, it appear, bad before coming to Mr.
Fisher's filled several situations an • domestio, having coin-
unsaid at the early age of 12 or 13 ; and her modest
bey
the • (with the exception at the dissatidastre excited by
the seediest of the prisoner in the insane, jut mentessed)
bad endeared her to her seccessive employers. She Ara
lived. for more than a year, with a respectable testily eon-
nation at Peon-Inds. Alter that she aimed hewed!
and had her abode, for nearly two years, with Kr. sad Mrs.
Jells Fiber, in the house where she eventually met her
melancholy end. sod with their son sad daughter-in-law
(hot sister), in the adjacent dwelling. Here her pleats'
manner and obliging disposition were such as to induce
offers of • reoommendatioa to Mr. and Mrs. Trigger, the
respected host and hostess of the Seas Hotel, and than
lessee of the Low Level Itefrohment Room. in wham
employment, and wider their judicious coated, it wee
thought that her capecity for situations of a bettor lams
might be developed to advantage. This wee prevented by
the gurs own diffidence as to her qualificatiose ; sad she
entered the merlin of Mrs. CUM,. Commercial-road, the
wife of a respectable cowl,* of Merge. Ilsorneyeroft and
Co. She resided with and Mrs. Outer eases
debase months, and ressiwed the highest character from
than on her desiring the novelty ef • change of situation.
From their service she proceeded to that of Mr. &yds,
druggist, Willeoball, where he remakes,' nearly a year, sad
where the primmer ixessioally visited her. On guitar(
Mr. sod
stas Mrs. Sa
t„ die salsa, she seared that of Mr. Gaunt.
Thortoiotree where she remained about • year mid •
From Mr.
&se,are7, and lift with as
tion she gemxisollent chara
herself tc,:srii,
sad Mrs.
prooloslon, ; sad here it wee that' the alleged
tins and quarrels of the primmer and owe al hie companions
are said to have manned annoyance to Mr. sad Mrs.
Proodmsn, sod to haws ceased the poor girl to exhibit
iastaisme of deviation from her otherwise uniform cheerful-
pan and good temper. She oily retained this situation a
few weeks, and let it for the dales and abode is while she
has fallen a victim.
The condition of the prisoner in the liospiteluissesrliel
to be progreesg faecal/7. Os bens ti
armed some anxiety to bear what bad beasts Ms
sum of 18e. 6d. which had been removed from hie trisames
poet when he wee undressed for the purpose of pedalos
him to bed ea Saturday evening Oa heariag that le mas
We, he whispered to the polies akar atkediag him at the
leeepied (who, haing partly out of uniform, he appeared to
• eared as merely owe of the usual allendants), " As ens es
I get strearr, aid get my mosey. I elesti bask it."
Yesterday afteracos the murdered wawa was !stirred
near her mother in the churchyard of Totteehell. The
beans, with the body and the mourners, left Mr. Josiah
Fiber's house I. Aloe-street at shout 2 dela*. At that
boar, upwards of 2,000 POPPOSI. chiefly yowl At mad
women, most of them miusilln Ole isotor of the win-
boarbood. had eassedha- 21te Wharfage ei mas
ex-
tremely becomiag.

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