The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-30
Rosrnn. MAncnIn. lal0-

H''''i' haIogo "! Io'iEi sifuot, We spoke then
lfbusness op which ! had called ou hiw on
Friday at hplEpnst tvo. III douor iiab-
is were puhctunl, aud nlso hs mode uf do
ng hhHiners the same. | had noWr been
disappointed Ia meeting him nt the dinner
rour before, during the II years | was his O.,
gent lcit az tho same time stating whcro
could hc found. | did not hear from him
bat day, nud went 10 Ibis house tho ncXt
morning, whom was lold he had not return
td received ins,ruclions regarding making
sca,ch for him AZ a quarter pnst twn. ! re-
mcWhrrcd an engagement ho Ind ht Lhlt,
ua.i one on the previous day, and first Went
,oWc pcrson with whom u had been NUDE
who could give mo no information about Dr.
PFhmln. ! traced him from ~ o'clocl, on
luinE from hs home, and cuquirrd of eve
~ one ] could think of who might possibly
suow anything about him rucrd him tu
Massachusetts, Block, from there ouI through
Cruhll Square lor Jny's Buildng) into
Na-hluiuu aud Water streets, aud also Dew
uushlrc r,rrci-lhrucc tu state street, lhr
Ncighauis' Exchange aud the Post Onirc,up
-ufr street again into Courl, Green and Vine
,'Iro's, Ia u corner uf blossom httCrt, tn %
sroccry there, whore hc lclt u hng coutniu.
ar samo lDtluce. Nont Ia inquire ahnul
d. larkmOu, when boy asked me to take
'.o bag, NJ II was his property, ! had not
.nown of the loltuco being lhorc previously
am not quiir sure or ilie timp hr1ryt ot
linn in Fruit, leading irow Blos.om To- Grove
streets, nnd traced him 10 the Medical Cot.
la.o, l'hore was snmc excitement IN the
-rr--ttrnrirod ut tine itrtr. ruutirurt tine
.arrl all Saturday, in conjunction with the
pU.rc, uutil | ! ~ night, Two of the police
,'N.l 1T my house that day Ht Two O'Clock,
uni uIr cuQuiries during the day were mere
u irrhll. There would be- about ~ ar -
600 'hr srnrch with m0, Independently Of tl1r
lu.rr. We searched .omr houses that ughl
.-,'w" Eve or slN before wo lcli oil. We
"isrci rewards, aud advertised lhrm. The
tr,i nl,rr,isrmout was lurlishcd 'n .-tur.
dsy afternoon in the Journal, pAg, perhaps
ONE ar more papers saw It ~ one myself
On sunday we searched about the city all
heard rHH,ars OF DR. rnrkman bring
,,ru nj F'iSI- V-TuT-r-4------I&LcLg lie police
went nj ! IN The Nrtcfro0H 70 tho krgIstCT AZ
N.,ls there; lat did not pW There WIS
..u" search made phoui the Jail Lands, and
.u,pmt of DR.. PirNmrn's houses tlut were
empty. Ou.uia Monday wr went tu Eusl
-t-rhtid..I HpatH ,g tAe inreApnu. md came
.g'k aud went 10 the Medical College nt a-
bout ten O'Clock.
Nr StHrkwcNihcr anil searched hll thc
haing-the lert,,rc roams. and the ntiirs,
""i wv lhl ~ Pafil NllFlf llNt IfllNllN iffffr
we dI,,cctlng room are thrown. Liulefcld
'ul another were with as and we fuuud-
although ! am not cCrtuiu-tliat tho doors
were locked. We went into the nIurimcut
0iPru'cssor Webster We Knocked at the
lecture room door, mud found IL locked, 1FA!a
wa, alter we had searched all other pucrs.-
L'Hiried was lhero while We waited admit
nncc, aud when we got in. We went hark
10 the stairs and saw door, nt wIiGh wc
-44ac.lcI--a4-ps -psG-Lad -hGGR- -inId-G GsalGa-as
- Webster owus in the apartment to which IL
led
The Court hero adjourned for an hour.
AFTGRS00S srTrr----5-
CNRLus ". KINGsLEY's examination ic.
1uci. We had got 10 DR.. Wchs;cr's doors
Nhcn we knocked once, Slatkwcalhcr aud
went to 90 down stairs, when Littetcld
stayed us and knocked again, IN very loud
uaunrr. Dr. Webster opened rlfo ruur md
looked OUT when LiuletieId snid To him that
We had come TO look round for DR.. Parkmnn,
tie seemed 10 pay iilIe attention to us, aud
walked about the room,thcn went to the lee
urc'ruon, mud thence into the lower lnbora-
tory. We searched these piucrs;nnd lhiul,
u, Wehster came down behind us, bat did
not speak tu'TIH. ! went back then. 10 East
Cnwhridgc Next day, Mohdny, officers
Chpp, Rice and@I'Hller, came to ne. aud we
went to the College again nbout ten o'clock.
We got in in the same manner as The eve.
Rit. before Prof Webster opening the
door LittlefioId was there; Two had gone to
his apartments and searched every room mud
closet previously aud was out aud ia while
We searched the house.
We made thorough search in Litiicfcdo
houSe, with tho view of finding pnpers Of Dr.
farkmnns which might lead to the dscovc.
~ We then entered tho cellar underneath
h" hullding 10y trap door Officers Fuller
and Rice aud Litlcfeld, went down, and |
dh tile same but cam back. Tlcy remain.
ed somn Is minutes, meantime Mr. Chpp
ehd myself went to Professor Wcbacr's door
and knocked and were let in. The reason
assigned by Litllefcld for not having hccu
III Professor Webster apartments before
was that be had not tried. Mr. Clapp told
Professor Websor ,lltnt hc was about 10
search the place ms they had done all round
about ir aud Mr. Webster stipulated that
,nings were MOTTO he turned over. We Etnuid
look, he said, aud lac spoke in very polite
manner. We walked through the Lecture
room into the back room; nn1 then Clnpp
made a motion 10 go towards the private
room nt the Lecture room, at.ihe end Of
winch Is tho small closet, or pr,y When
ne dId So Mr. Webster said that valuable and
eahgcfons articles were in that room. Cnpp
pul IN lis head aud drew it back snying--"l
WI norFo in to hc Elowedup" md turned
. IN 20 away