Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02

him To have 1, postponed TIL morning
| told him though, il would I've sad night
to them, IL they knew Il. lie seemed ineIIn'
Ell 10 speak to me 8 word or two, on the IA
tur Of the crime, and ! said to him, " think
!, would be better for YOU not to say anything
Oh the subject"
He wished inc 10 notify some of his friends
TIA, right. I recommended 10 him to wait
iill morning and told him that u would 10 oi
no use to him, for they could mt sec him as
things were then. | told him that there was
nothing necessary to BE- done that night and
advised him to postpone II all morning.
then told him wished TO scc " he had any
thing about him improper to carry into Jail
took into my possession tia, came from
his person, \ gold watch, wallc, aud $40
cents in money, and certain papers, an omnl.
bus ticket case, and FIVE keys. One Of the
KEYS appeared to be a key Of his housc, and
thu, have given up. Onc Of these keys was
marked "priry"
Itool Nh these articles and carried them To
the marshal's Office, and locked them UP IN
my private drawer, OF which ] have the Key,
and dad not see them again until Sunday about
IL O'Clock
lea DR.. Webster IN custody Of Mr Stark
weather and Mr. Spurr iTade out mltii-
mos ah5 gave 1t tn Mr.. S,arkwesihcr, and
told him not TO commit the Doctor I'LL he had
heard fun me. Mr.. Spur and myS,if then
went to the Msrshal's office, locked up the ar
'ticles | had taken from the Doctor. and then
wen, ia pursuit Of the Marshal. Did MI find
Mr.. Ggsiavus Andrews at the Jail.
.1gidsni ind the Marshal. Wen, for the
CSdn,y attorney, but did no, find him. Went
a. the College and found DR.. W. there.
frat saw The party IN the laboratory, standing
by the sink. They were waiting ior the Key
TO unlock the privy. Mr.. Liule6eld came
with some two dozen keys, and found none
that would Il. We go, several articles Ia
pry open the door, and in doing 50, the loci
came OF Sunday, about ~ O'Clock, ! found
this key, marked PRIV"
CTh, lock was produced and the key shown
10 ~.
The next day wen, into the laboratory and
found the lock where had laid II. found
the scrrWs and pa, the lock On, and put III,
key IN aud found It ft)
have SINE KEYS that found at DR. Web
stcr's housc, when wcni there with a search
~arrupt, and they f, the dcors Of the College
! wen, and tired them, and found them fit &C
cording to the labels. found the two KEYS
that 81 thc outside front doors, IN IN, private
drawer in the College These keys tha,
found at Cambridge, e, the doors Of the lab,
onioY
saw Coroner Pratt al the laboratory, az
ter In W. arrest, heard Col Pratt and
some Others say that It was not BIS, TO med
die With the furnace.
Soon amer ! went IN, | found the Doctor
hc.ns the North side lie was in a great
uemor Some Of them pu, tumbIcr Of va,
ter to his mouth, and ! noticed his teeth hlr
the rambler
IL did not seem 10 ~ 10 know what va.
gcinr on. lie did not sewn to notice II. III,
teeth shattered aud he trcmbIed lie appcar
ed more like the " trembling madness" thar
any thing else could think Of
| obtained Vauan, On the fret day o.
Sept, IgO, Mr.. Charles Cunningham to &,
ou, with me and searched the premise. o.
Dr.. W. ! took bank book from a drawer
y - ia
This he presented TO the Court)
Did no, find anything locked there W,
searched the library very closely, looked be
hind al the books. Searched the trunk oTcr
in which these raPer' were found, which
seemed to be filed With old papers
Iilhey had been there IN the sane condi
ton as when found them Wcwerr direct
81 Immediately to 60 again. We wentto III,
college and got permission to look over HI,
minerals, but found nothing, We also went
I TO hi, house, but found nothing