The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-17

| STRANGE AFFArH m sAv.rx.v
uon was had 70 Savannah ON Friday IA, I,
Oh mary Hlzheim and DR.. r. A. Ren;,.. =.
se "a aHemptine to procure the killing af p.
s' =. hhzheim We copy from the s,v.,...
NeNs ehe testimony on the part of the State.
ueorge n Crook, sworn: On Thursa..
- | Ipoe Dr. nepifon, one of the prisoner.- -
.o'o me ne wanted to Introduce m q 10 : laav - Is
with Nm 'ba b ms % 90 After some conversation
y Mun niih, ne carried and introduced me m NJ.
H!iznsim, the other prisoner After hs;n, . i;,,,.
vito her she told me she had HUSBAND 80, ~.
snteo Killed, and that she would paw five hnadraS
dollars to have 1t done thought the nr.,ss.,e
SO absurd that did not know how N .pss pusnio1
rGplso tnat was rather difficult business ,vi,h
WnIcn desired nething to do She said no !, -. -.
se.y easy would take but few minutes 10 a.
me q pis,o, Hdpon dso then interposed, and offered
.ho,;p ;ps'o, oescantng at the same time upon i.s
hosng quahtes Mrs. Fl. then went for and
orouaht from behind her counter box and sho,ei
Rsn;,dd duan.liy OF gold which was TO be the paw
Iine to get out ofthe city when M n co,H;o ;o;
M Aiter studying some time told them wond
rehece upon the matter. and left tber, r ,,as .
soon aIter to whom told what had passed
o-tween the parties and myself He ad visad ,ns -
communicate at once with the author;ties 80. 10 ~
Csptsin Bryan going In the direction Of ii. ef,es
no .o'aowed him there After relating to Csptsi1
directed ms ~ had with the prisoners. he
sgency OF my own In the business but tn otf.r r.
:I, neI man VINO would do the deed On comnIving
WIN these Instructions Mrs II thanked me savinss
II IL was no humbug she would be nIea,ed for abs
nao ALREADY been cheated in the matter by mother
a., s,sa. carried person. whom Capt. BRYAN pre-.
sou.eu, sno introduced him to Mrs. H. Here nv
connection with the affair cIosed -
ns.er leaving Mrs the first time DR. Reuiton
naa. .ts tne sno we went to Burts eating house
peal lne market, where we had oysters He DR.
uesIreo me 10 keep with him. but fold him I
must 90, and LETT him. | never knew Mrs II ever
oy slent, until after this was over
"hiam Jones, of the Mounted Police sworn
On Ine 4.n Inst, by Instructions from Capt Rryan
went with Mr. Crook to Mrs. Hilzheim's He ;n
,[oouced me as man wanting work and left me
AHer little while, said to Mrs. H wanted
Wofk. Sne remained silent for some time-fipaIlv
she saia she had On old curse of a husband she
wanted 20 put out of the way | asked her what
she would give to have it DONE She put her hand
~ ner POCKET and pulled out five twenty dollar gold
Pc p'eses anu said she would give me that much I
.oio her it was not enough We talked over The
na1ter for short while, and left her. saving
.:. ~ouu see ner again. She remarked that she had
reu tnree persons for the same object and If sbe
,ai'en ian q, now she would try no more / never knew
n"' nhZnein until after this affair
capt Bryan sworn: Crooks and Jones, state.
.aents W1h me are correct. Idirected Jones to do
as t ne ala, 10 intercept any attempt on Mr.. Hlz
ne,ni aT me- and believe it had that effect
Inc Court, alter hearing the eyid ance and the n r.
sunenis oi the counsel on both Sides bound the pr
nono,s oy tnelr own recogniz anc es in the sum of
one thousand dollars each, and sureties in q like
amount 10 appear for trial at the term of the Snne
t tioI Sourt In January. Mrs. H. gave the REQUIRED
j.; ana was set at liberty. The other prisoner
=" oeiaui' OF Dali, was remanded to prison