The Daily spy., 1850-03-26

the one. L recognized the handwriting of DIR. Park
man on two of the papers. | received from Mrs Web
ster a note dated June 22d, 1872 for $1,000; not
dated Jan 22d, lS47, for S2432 and account da
i ted April 10Th, 1919. put my mark upon the papers
i The papers were read by MIR. Bems, jmitor coul
sci for the government, and then put with the case
They are Intricate in their chaacter of which it wou
be impossible to give idea, except after careful ex
animation. The account dated April 25, 1S49, in par
ticuiar, covers many transactions which took place be
tween DIR. Parkman and DR.. Webster.l
Resumed.-l received wallet from Professor Web
ser at the jail Office, the night of his arrest which
! contained large and two small memoranda-(her pro
| duced by witness.)
! Nov 9Th, Friday, DR. Parkman came to lecture room
for money-wshed to wait till Friday, 23d-4S3.
/ 1.-The arst showed the payment of sundry sums Of
money-and it recorded the fact that DIR Parkman call
ed at the lecture room Frda Nov. 8, for money
that DR. Webster made an arrangement for him TO ca
again on the 53d of November to get the balance due
him. 4oS 64 that he did so call and that amount was
pald to HIM; that the mortgage not givenup but
mat pr raTKman T5! pYmsed to go to Cambridge and
ca cancel ;d It, This mem andum was written in the form
Resumed We receive various reports through the
Marshal that DR. PaIkman had been seen in various
parts of the city. On Tuesday was directed to take
certain officers to look into the College We entered
the east 'front.' through Mr. Lttefield's apartments
Tried door, and found it Elstened-a door to get into
the laboratory. We then went up the front entry to
the door of Prof Webster's ROOM
Mr. Litlelied raped but,no one came, he wrapped
again and IN about half minute DIR Webster came.
informed hIm that we wished TO look over the Coege
He said that the police had made search before but
II we wished to do so we could
Seeing DR. w ebster whom had known by sight for
aquarter of a century, said to him. you can't believe
that 1t Is necessary to search your apartments for mo-
ment. He asked us to walk in We did 90 down the
stairs to his table. inquired of him what time he saw
DIR George Parkman last.
lie said that he saw him last Friday 23d. at 10
7. N.-he came there by appointment asked him
how much money he paid him on that day. He said
S4S3, and do not recoect he said any odd ceEts-
He said he took the money and up the steps in hur-
rled step, out Of the door, and he had not seen him
since. We merely looked into the room-did moi
search, and then went down to the lower laboratory
| Passed round the tables and apparatus which were
In confusion. Saw nothing there to attract my at
| ention
We searched every inch of Mr. Ii tlcfeIds apart
ments believe, drawers clothing, pockets of male ana
female clothing, crockery ware also searched the at
tics. did not go down the scutte.
Alter we took the body out we came up and went in
to the laboratory; the door open the lower floor
went IN first. put my hand into the furnace anC
took out piece OF coal, and thing adhered which
! looked like burnt BONE
The Marshall said, don't trouble ANYTHING there.
| was sent by the Marshal to Cambridge We stopper
! the coach few rods from DIR Webster's house.
went ahead, and as got to the gate met the DIR or
the trout steps, showing gentleman out of his house
spoke to the Doctor before he Got into his house anc
told him that we were about to search the College oye
that evening, and wished him to be present We wer,
not in the house minutes when we passed ont an,
the Doctor said, 81 should like to 90 back for nv KEYS
told him 1t was not necessary, as we had enough II
unlock the College.
tried to have free conversation, and part of tn,
time we conversed about the CONTEMPLATED railroad II
Cambridge. The first part of the ride we talked IF b
railroad also talked of the efforts which had been use
to find the body Of Dir. Parkman He said that
lady over there, pointing towards the PORT Mrs Ben
knows something about t-suppose ride over there
told hun that we had better postpone it to some ohe
time. Dr. Webster said, don't recolect what led i
ii, that he had called at DR.. Parkman's house abo,
O'Clock on the morning of the 23d requesting the DR.
to call at the College betwixt l and 2 p NJ He ais
stated that the DR.. did call stated that he maid hi;
S4S3-that Dr. Parkman was to cancel mortgaSe
then asked him if, in case it had not been done am
Dr. Parkman not found, he would be the loser
His answer was that he should lose nothing
told him that hand had been found which wa
supposed to be Dr. Parlnan's and that it was found
the Navy Yard. do not rcollcct that he made any an
swer.
We drove until got to Brighton street, and tb
Doctor observed that we were going the wrong way.
repled that the driver might be green but he wou
probably find his way there in time.
We arrived opposed the jail door at about l.
O'Clock. got out the off side to see if there wer
an spectators IN the jail. There was none | cam
out, opened the door the side and said Gen
> tlemen wish you would get out a moment'
l did not hear a remark made by any individual. w
then all got out and went into the iaofice After "
had all got into the outer Office took the lamp an
Sad, " Gentlemen, suppose we walked into the nne
Office" Don't recolect word being said until wcgo
into the inner Office
The Orst one who spoke was DIR Webster. III
turned half round to me and said, ssWhat does al
this ?" Said l. 'Doctor Webster, YOU recol
ect called your attention by the bridge that sound
lngs had been had above and below the bridge w
} have sounded about the College, and have don
: looking for the body of DR. Parllnan-we shall no
look for his body any more, and you are now in Gus
tody on charge of the murder Of DIR Parkman
lie artIculated half sentence; could not under
stand exactly what it was, and then said, 81 wis
you would send word to my family" -
; ExAMISATIoN OF BRISTOL BILL AND oTurps
ful examination of the countcrlciters &c. who wer
arrested in the vicinity of Wells River, VT, A shor
time since, commenced on "Wednesday last. an
occupied three days. Bristol Bill was bound over 70
trial in the sun of $4,000; there was no eyidenc
against him except the fact of burglars tools bein
ouni in his possession, and he is held mainly on ssp
cion. Christian Mea lows was bound over in the sur
Of 1900; McMarshall, tho hotel keeper, in $3 900
Low, the grocer in $4,000; and Paul, the ieweIer,
$4,000 The latter has turned States evidence
On applying search warrant, there were found a
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