The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-07-25

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It myself several LINES. | bad IN
that day for the purpose Of msl;r w
gen gas. The head and vicera s..
into that furnace thar day, and 4.
heaped. did not examine al MA, W
to what degree they were cODsn.s
Some Of che extremities were putin Il.
l believe, on that day ; the peIyi, MI w
of the limbs, perhaps, were all N, /,
the lid Of the lecture room table
is called the well-a deep sink lima
lead; a stream of Chochituate was 4.
into it, and kept running through |. ii y
day night; the thorax was put int, L
Ter well, in the lower laboratory MI.
found there. This disposition IF \.
mains was not changed till after Ii. !
Of the officers on Monday. WRe,
body had thus been disposed of. / IL,
away all traces Of what had been III.
think the stick with which the fa,sID.
had been struck proved tobea piece
stump Of a large grape vine NJ
inches in diameter, and two feet In.
was one Of several pieces which b,.
RED in from Cambridce limo NJ
the purpose Of showing the effect Il
tain chemical fluids in c~oIoiing Voa
being absorbed into the pores. Tho u.
vine, being a very pourous wood, Va,
adapted to this purpose. Another Nh
piece had been used as intended. mi
hibted 10 the students. This one Bad
been used. l pat il into the Gle.
up the two notes either from the AN,
the floor Think the table, close by VIII
DR.. p, had fallen. j seized an old na,
pen lying on the table, dashed it acroa
face and through the signatures, audl
them in my pocket. / do not know vi
did this rather than put them in Iii.
for | had not considered for a moments
effect either mode Of disposiDg old
would have on the mortgage, d ny
debtedness to DR.. P. and the olhq
sons interested, and | had not yet gHa
single thought TO the question as aE
account | should of the object OF Tesul
interview with DR.. Parkman. M
saw the sledge hammer spoken Of
llefeld; never knew of its existenA
least | have no recollection 81 II.
the college to go home as Lite as s 0
| collected myself as well as | could
might meet my family and othen
composure. On Saturday, | visited
rooms at the College, but made no sr
in the disposition OF the remains, and
90 plans as TO my future, course. 0B
urday evening | read the notice ID
Transcript" respecting his disappear
| was then deeply impressed with dc
cessity Of Immediately taking ONE 90
as to the character Of my Interview
DR.. Parkman, for | saw thatitmustbm
known that l had such an ilterFitE
had appointed it first by an unscali
on Tuesday, and on Friday had ni
called at his house in open day, aGdui
the arrangement, and had there beas
and probably overheard by The mao
want, and ! know not ho many ped
DR., P. might have been seen entering
rooms, or how many persons he might
told by the way where he was going
interview would in all probability
been known, and must been ready
plain it. The question exercised nsH
but on Sunday my course was lsGa
would go into Boston and be the fslh
clare myself the person, as yet ulEa
with whom DR.. P. had made that 4
ment. | would lake the ground lhatl
invited him to the College TO pay bio
ney; and that | had paid it. Accord
fixed upon the sum by taking Ihs
note and adding interest, which j.
cast enormously. II had thCasl
this course ca lier, | should not hal'
posted Petee's check Tor 500 in IheVS
River Bank on Saturday, but Should
suppressed it, as going SO far to mas
the sum which, was to have profess
have paid the day before, and whlfl
tee knew ! knew | had by me al ls
of interview; it had not occurred Y
that | should ever show the notes caHe
in proof Of il, or ! should have ds'u'
the large note, and let ii be inferfeaga
was gone with the missing mali
should only have keptthe small ere
was all that / could pretend 70 ns1
My single thought was COncealmsS
safety : everything else was iuclae.
that. was in no state to consiae'
terror interest. Money, though M
il 50 much, was 81 no account Way J
that condition Of mind. l.