Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
From the Boston Advertiser, Dee. G.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.

FURTHER DETEL0P.uENTS.
While nothing new, authenticated rs fact.
is Rn5wn upon this subject, new stories. (and
therefore new theories are promulgated eN-
cry hour. WE studi0usly avoid expressing an
opinion with regard 10 it, but rs our lirrited
duty is, we continue to give testimony such rs
we can obtain cautioning all our readers to
make up no verdict until tley ffave better ac-.
counts OF The transactions Than we or any
oody else can give them at present. 1he oniv
material facts to be now stated in connectior
with the supposed murder Of Dr. Parknar.
are that the family of Dr.. Parkman lave
seen the nutiaied remains found at the Med
Ical College and identi6ed he same, as fl,uss
OF that gentleman. Instructions have also
been given 10 Coroner Pratt 10 have the bndy-
deposited in spirits in a eaden coffin. encesed
by another oi different material, tor the pres
eht Tile grounds by which the rt.,;1ai,,s hive
been identified, have not yet bee;i made pub
lie.
1t is also stated on what IS Considered good
authority, that Dr. Keep. who but the or
four weeks previous to the disappearance Of
DE- PaE@man, performed dental operations for
hIm, has examined the mineral teeth avd p6;=
Tons OF the jaw, found at The Mdeical COLLEGE,
and AT once pronounced The teeth TO be the
same. in his opinion, as those he made Tor
Dr. Parkman: and that upon comparing tho
mould Tor DIR. Patkmati's teeth with those
found IN the College, his opinion was fully
confirmed.
Mr.. Sawin, Cambridge EXPRESS man
states that for a long time past, be has beer
~ The practice Of delivering Parcels for Pror-
W cbSter al his own room il. the McClR.att'oF
iege. but that on Friday the S3d ulf. h,. VIA,
directed by Professor Webster to leave fioyi
aud alter that date ali parcels directed 10 him
self III the entry way, undel the iilineaiar-
"a ~ .,f.{ -
cnffiniences siiHgat 10 O'Clock this yiYorri,iy.-
and the. .accuraty Of the mauv luiuorsn and fe
ports which for the past few days have e,,rI.
ted the public mind. urdoubtedIv. he satistas.--
tcriIy dc, rinIned upon by that body:
From the Boston Atlas, d..
We learned yesterday. thas Mr.. Snwin..-
VINO dFlVes an express wagon' 5etween this
city and Cambridge, states that he WAS on,
ployec for long period CT t;tie by Professor
Webeter to carry bundles and parcels ror bi,tit.
10 and from hls residence AMI The Colt-oa- -; =
oltea as four or five times Il week. and that 5r
10 4ast week he had been n The hahit of cffyi !,
into Professor Webster's a.,rartnents; ~ 80.
college aud leaving whatever he had. hero
LAST week. he says, Prot. Webster foId hipi'
20 leaVe any parcels which he might bring o.
yer Tor him IN Littiefield's entry. and he ,.gt5p
ger thein- lie also says that he epdeavor,;6
to open the door to Prof Webstsr,s .,,,,.,,'
-
Hisht ana found 1t fastened Oh the inside a
mong other articles which he bronoE, 49,,
"e'e some issgots "a portion OF these y;:as
ioond IN Professor Webster's opnai.tyoap,,
on monday afternoon the C6roner's inrv
',Sl'ed the Medical College, for the puf,sf,se.
,,,a;.eoS t''e 'aut Where the hrst We
MAINS were found, it bavin,r been s,,.rr,e.s,a,,
by some thFt the pieces fn7,,d - t9e
nave foated from ne vat,I, reed as &c.,,
Gle OF u,ssected Subjects in the other n,rt or
'ne NoIege' Dad thence into ti,e pyofesso,, >,
Fauir, "here they were found. s ,boronaI.
eHafn'natioa Of The premises at once sboyyed
~ .'ie imp" asibiliiy of such an occurrence. The
JuIy atSo made an examination Of the remains.
"LeA twas ascertained that there was a. knife
Su'h on the let side, between the 5tb and 6iJ,
rin, through into he cavity of tie ebeS,.
The size Of the tin box which pr,r WI
ster ordered Of Mr.. Nathaniel yTaterrn3n.
and the day he ordered il having been ;nc5,r'
rectiy stated we called upon MIR. Waterman
yesterday. at his store in Corntiii. and ascer-
,t,ned nee that tne box IS 8 inches square ard
l3 inches deep, and that il was ordered o,,L
morning OF the evening he was arrested
Pro-. Webster ordered the box himself ,i,a,
morning. and was anxious it shouid ne 60
pirted the same evening, WHICH he was );
formed could not be DONE bat thai il sbo,,Id
De Teady the next morning. lie said he would
call for il. u'o
D%spe7ISto'' q me tottegs Exercises Ar fha
assembling OF the Medical Cftss in this c,,,.
at the Clinicie Lecture on Monday n,orni5g
Inst, DIR. Bigelow, IN behalf Of the MedicoI
Professor OF Harvard University, addressad
them as follows:
GenfLe"sH--ltis is with deep regret that
am o6iiged to aonodnce to the class that IN
CONSEQUENCE ofthe appalling events Of tbe Ias,
week. the lecture OF the Medical 6cllaee Vii
De suspended during this aud the two ei,e-
ceeding Days. The measure Is rendered rec-
essary ny the existing condition Of things. II
Is Que TO the present excited state OF the pub
ic ieeIing- 1T is due 10 the maj jesty Of the law
the investigations Of which are not vet com.
pieted. above all, it Is due to the memory Of
DR. Geqrge Parkman, Tie patron and Drono-
yer OF medical SCIENCE. tne personal friend Of
many ofus, and the generous benefactor ofour
own institution. Under any circumstances.
shoad pause to do fitting honor TO his char
acter and .:~tues but the treIancholy fore
bodlngs OF the last week, which have rireDed
INTO the painful conviction TINT he no longe,
exists, have cast cloud over our whole city,
of sorrow and disnay. Most Of all. gentle
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