The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-06


bones belonged 10 one body, but repeat that
there was no dupicat, found They all belong TO
the missing portions Of the body There were
brought me pair o. slippers and pantalOons, sup
posed 10 be spotted with blood.
am satisfied those | have examined were
stained with blood think the color On the
slippers Is Venetian red Several spots at the
bottom OF tie left leg OF the pants were proved
10 be blood am satisfied in my own mind that
the spots on the slippers and pants wcrc blood.
and that the drops did not fall from great
height Ii 1t had been So IN elongated form
would have been assumed by the SPOT on the per
penicUlar surface If the pan,aoouS; but 1t was
not - The blood i on the left le., Of the pants.
inside, and ON Tie night slipper There is A spot
on the former, not blood which might cr might
not be Venetian red made no effort To find it
out
Boston, March -.
The most lmPvtant of the testimony, before
the close of yesterdays session, was the anony-
nous letter returned to Marshal Tukev IL Sta
ted that Dr. Iarhman had been murdered a.
Cambridge, which the prosecution cnleayorcl 10
prove had been written by Dr. Webster
Readln; the letter in question, the following
testimony was given.
+, c. Kingsley, swom-I am postmaster at
East Cambridge, llIrre the letter VA, handed
to witues-D 1t was dropped into my Office Nov.
goth. took II out and carried It to Marshal
Iukev The letter bears the address Of NJ Tu-
key Boston Ii must have been dropped in after
ten o'clock. l saw 1t about twenty minutes after
| brought II over 10 Mr. Turkey about half past
four O'Clock. | sent word to Mr. T. that had
mailed 4 letter for him. but afterwards concluded
to bring It over To him.
Frances Tukev recalled. Witness was shown
three letters. The first Of these WAS the auouy-
nous one received. 1t was po-tmurhel 26th IT
Nov. and received it on that day. The test
mcny was very yolun'nous
On opening the Court this morning. the first
witness called Was Nathaniel Gould | am not
personally acquainted with the defendant. but
Know linn 10y sight Never saw him write. but
have seen writing that was supposed to he his and
have seen his signatures ON Diplomas Of Chcmis.
try. Have always paid great attention to pen
mw-mp, and have written book upon IT, Olltrc
the letters sen, 10 the Marshal We're shown tothe
wue>scsJ
To th.s testimony tn, d,isnrc urged very
st7Ws objections, and that such testimony ,hould
not come without the principles Of the law, a. in
case Of Woods as Rollins.
The Attorney General con'euicd, on the other
hand, that the testimony which he intended 10
y
with the principles Of law lately recognized in a
case IN England, and reported bv E,paue,>c.-
The Attorney General remarked that he thought
the Counsel for the defendant urged their uli,c.
tons against one letter only. That letter was
one WlH.h the government would prove. whatuuy
one could see was not written with a pen. but
with au instrument which would b. produced. al
iutins to pen made Of reed picked up IN the
Laboratory by lIltiete!l
Inc OoI' tHted mat the evidence was consist
e"T a. ''h''n'ed i.r oy 'he government
hAth,ln"H. n q could resumed. From my
"W'e3-e %! '"e H"hd writing OF d. ". should
n"" ''e 'tV'f s'~n,I 'NNi, and dated Nov.
~, '}" l''' "'"'"TI nov 'IA winch Is now eN
h'bIitd, was has, The witness -aid that hr did
not know as he should be allowed to-peclfy the
'N'.t' ground he ,n'uii take TOR believing the
""nH "iiuI5 TO be I,r' cH,tsrs,
defence ''n''ndtd mat The evidence to he CIV
rn 10y the witness WAS incompetent, but the Court
RUE" ''a' 'h' t'-'"''nY "i' competent and the
",'ne'' proceeded. lave not 'a''-tetmySclGn
long seTc, Of Gases, that person .cau make
letters OF The same hind, exactly alike, and !
have been accustomed to sec ditcTrnt hand WI
ua-, ~ many pcr.on'' yet there was always q
.''.''a'.y u. Ger Jam ,y''' rs when enabled ne to
lg'-.''I' "' 0'''e' wis" particular individual!
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