Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-01
REFORMER.


pdSSeu d IeSoiutiuil dpdiDSt CHdTteTmp dHy more
banks in the State. All thus was very well, but
it was too lale. 1t was shutting the stable door
after the sleed was stolen. But MIR Felch and
his friends opposed and defeated such resolution
at the proper time, we will now prove.
On the 18Th of February 1882, MIR. Wisner a
wing, Offered the following:
Resolved. That the various committees to whom
have been referred petitions and applications for Bgnk
charters be instructed to report ddrcrse such petit
tions.
Mr.. Fech moved the indefinite postponement
of the resolution that is, its rejection.
On this motion Mr. Wsner called for the yeas
and nays, and they stood:
Yeas--Amy, Fetch, Kingsley. Wing. &c, %;
Burbank, Gilbert, Wisner, &c. 81
See House Journal 1887 page 22O.
Aud so The resolution was rejected by Mr.. Felch
and another food of banks let In upon the com.
muniiy. Advertiser.
DiSinterment of the Dead. at Buffalo,
Arrest and Examination of those engaged IN the
transaction, Con essinon dc.
On Saturday Morning there was considerable
excitement, throughout the city. growing out of
certain revelations made by Elijah Kellogg.
in relation 10 the rObbpg of The graves of the Dead
and the finding of four bodies in an old hou.c on
North street. packed in barrels for export.
1t appears that Friday evening, the police
got wind Of the mailer. and proceeded To ferret il
out. The Captain of The watch with Others pro.
Gee ded 10 the spot Indicated by Kellogg, where
they found the four bo6ies-two women. ne
gro. aud a child twelve or eighteen months Of age.
The Officers were soon on the alert. and pro-
ceeded to he new brick block north of the canaI
on Main street, where III " arrested Doctors VIM
r. Waterman and Delos W. Horey who have re-
Gently opened office there. but who it is perhaps
justice 10 the profession to state, are not recognis-
by our CITY practitioners: and are not ~ connection
with their local organizations. There was third
person engaged in the business Daniel Smith, a
Cooper who was arrested on Commercial sree.
by officer Stanley
We obliged. for of room, to omit the testi-
mony given the examination of the persons arrested
as we find itn the Pilot but subcin the confession
of Smith, which contains all the particulars
cannot positively stale the first time ever saw
Doc. Waterman, 3 or weeks ago or more.
was saying at house nea. his office; he was sick
and was cooking for myself and another man
who owned the house in which his Office was.
He wanted inc, sometimes 10 make Cruel for him
week or ten days aflerward. he m, tied me into
his office; we sat down aud had some conversatio,
and he finally asked if would dare venture to &C
into The operation of raising dead bodies lolC
him would ; tina, had some practice IN warfare
aud as not afraid of anything was probably IT
toxlcaIed at the time. We made our arrangement.
and think week ago last Sunday night. Water
man Hovey and myself started. and went mp to tho
burying ground where we took up two bodies
| Waterman did no labor but was on the watch; we
brought The brought the bodies TO his office, aud he
| got key to room across the hall and deposited
| the babies there.
| and Waterman went to Black Rock to hire
building. In front of Manl7's store met Hill /;
was mquiring about building then, Wa,erma,
was at tavern Just below; had gone in aud h.ret
The building spoken of; Waterman and started
and came up by the building. Waterrnen gave m,
two dollars to pay rent. was TO pay 81 weeI
aud keep 50 in advance.
| was to have paid one dollar more this week
I came alone to Waerman's Office and he cam
down after. We then agreed to take wag
on that night, and carry up some barrels 10 tn
house. J had the key to one room-HiII had In
key 10 10 the other. We that night carried up
barrels. | suppose one of those barrels containe
those two BODIES l did not see them. Hove
went with me; we then went out 10 The buryin
ground with the horse and wagon. Told Hove
though, it rash ACT 10 be seen around that hous
so much at night. This was about 12o'clock ,
night. Hovey frs. thought was cowardly; ",