The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-06

In the Boston papers of Monday morning we md add
tional intelligence in reference to the terrible oeve,pp
ments which have caused much excitement IN inal
city, The following summary iron the Atlas 70 clear
and comprehensive, sfs gst,s sf. F3l s8 i
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Medical College in north Grove street. while the professor
was engaged in yer lecture before me students
had ali LEFT He then asked Professor Webstsr the money
due a% and .e WSsss y whi him q
until the 2sd Of November all the tickets Tor the lectures
II 81 fpoSse be y ne pr
e the building goSd deal excited Ga THURSDAY S ss
Of Prof WeSser Cambridge, who being absent he Is
word with his wife that he wished have her husband
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Professor Webster called at DIR Parkmans house, IN wal
,aa, he would pay him Il he Would ca at his room
college soon after o'clock Dr. PaIkman, Professor Wee-
and , was paid BY him Ws5sis siss 81 which
was take up two notes and cancel mortgage Dr
Win S% s he Woad 90 o' and
This transaction Professor Webster took lace at The
in his lecture and that Dr. PaTkman lett the
through the door the main entrance TO the build
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the college searched by the police in his
presence and nothing then found furnishing any clue
however, seemed still 10 increase that Dr. Parkman had
quilted the college buildings. and there was one
aec,y underneath Plcsssor WsSsies boraory the only
to which through in the aboraofy
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ward University desrou. that all suspicious should be
cleared up, far in the power OF those having d.
field, the person who has charge Of and whose family
resides in part of the building 70 effect entrance into
To explain how the entrance effected 10 this vault
will state that the college is built upon walls which rest
lures underneath the basement floor between the com
parnents formed by the walls Ono ofthese eomparments
nsa, 70 that used BY Professor Wsbs.s
this nap-door Friday with crowbar, and knocked
aperture in the wall near the water closet and discovered
about O'Clock that afternoon, portions OF human body
which had been washed by the These portions
the pevis, the right thigh and The right leg Lusfeld
quainted him with the fact understand, the most
excited manner saying y haye found and repeating
and told him 20 be qniethat he acted like crazy man
Dr. Bssow Wen, e ne city %s,sha ose ha, a snd
been made, who immediately, with officers proceed
ed to the college and found was So Mr. Turkey then gave
Clapp, Starkwea,he and Spnn proceeded 10 his resi-.
dence in Cambridge IN carriage Tor that parpose Upon
We6ses residence, the officers found at the gateway
opening 'ns gate . Leave and ro T WsG
and the Professor went into his study and Col Capp in
formed him ha the relatives were DESTROYS that further
college, and wished TO have him present at The time
Professor Webster pa. on his boots coat, and hat and
ing his wife, and took seat In the carriage with them
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was but slightly touched upon, and Professor Webster SAID
he family mus! be much panied In answer to question
trusted DR.. Parkmans honor have the mortgage
css led he wished TO have The eaFsse sop at The honse
bridge on Friday afternoon. which wish was not gcansd
The carriage was driven % Leyefeu stree, ll through
about hs pas, seven o'clock When Professor Weber go:
ns ss be csoo &
change Of having murdered Doctor George Parkman,
:, the Medical College in North Grove street on Fri
what !. il for He asked 10 have his friends Me..,
Dc Ds1is, and Prescott sent for 50 h thar b. family could
persuaded hum that would be better to have the nel
ssnoe oommSnica,ed in the morning He wa. asn eom
Isl
also nOiihed Coroner P. Of the discovery made
lege About 10 o'clock Mr. Parker, Coroner Pratt Dr. Mar
W sas .a si p,a asa he Gss f.s
swer that he was unable to come He was, however
sT wa. osisd Sim SSs be Iefasd to dsaf Mr. Paf
address Pa lessor Webster stating under what cif
and expressed the hope that be would be able sx
plain the maer and prayed 70 God that he nsht be able
ing pursue the examination the college, and asked
him 10 accompany them, and he did 80 The officers,
Professor Webster, and the above named pefsons, then
the college building where they arrived about
halpas o'clock. The pieces Of the body found IN the
tory, and exposed view in Professor Wcbsers
AJaw-bone, some arthcia ,eeth particles oil gold and m
used 10 the abora.ory, were shown at the same time
number OF other were present Webster
said nothing, and nothing said TO him. He was then
conducted TO the room adjoining the lecture room, used
solely by him for preparing mixtures TO be used in making
experiments his lectures This Is connected win
the laboratory by staircase Upon his into this
room he said "This IL where make examinations" THIS
all the remak he made while In the college The
nation having concluded, lie conducted back
his cell In the Jail
The police were put In possession OF the portion the
college buidng occupied by Professor Websier Friday
ate moon, after the discovery had been made, and they
engaged Ia searching the premises thst evening. Sat
urday and yesterday On Saturday afternoon officer Fuller
chest slowed In mock In the laboIa
tory under shelves, which was found 20 contain
portion Of human body, comprising the back and ribs
and In between the ribs left high. These were
covered fret with tin, and that layer Of
mineral substances In the chest also found large
bunting knife Saturday morning the oisers Uncovered
the npon the brick floor OF the joining
upon several Of the stairs leading from this the
laboratory and upon the floor OF the laboratory the
closet down which IL believed the portions Of the human
body iound were thrown. ~
About O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, Coroner Pratt
In company with several gentlemen summoned as jurors,
visited the College, and several reporters Of the
also admitted The coroner proceeded TO the laboratory,
where upon pieces OF boards the parts Of the body
which had been discovered placed and they formed
in appearance the whole OF human frame, with the
cepton Of the head LETT leg, and lee The following gem
enen then sworn In as jury OF inquest 40 make
and dligent inquiry TO how aud by what the
body before them came 10 It's deaihi'
Osmyn Brewster foreman John L. Andrews, secretary
Lewis Jones, Thomas Resticaux, Pearl Martin, Harum
Merrill
Portions Of the body were then viewed by the jury and
the substance from the furnace examined and then passed
over 10 winsow Lewis and Martin Gay surgeons and
Dr. Charles jackson, chemist for microscopica and che
cal examinations. Three towels and roller" having
spots OF blood them, which We're found ia the vau
exhibited TO the jury Tue jury, after which, made
of laboratory the closet In