New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10


York, tut intw &c srcn ,nae 80 W. II. JeaIisgs to
wh:ct E,mt the catk va sCdreeset
Q. vi co CID you cut bor ir ne barrel A. pu,
her il alb Il Friday aher cssed tue bsTsl 10 tsse
It 70 tie de PCT, tuilec over ard blood and wafer
cane cut At ne hoe. ! pulled out the s;cpper AID
put in shout pound ard half Of flour 10 absorb the
fuds took pant ard putty and closed the cracks,
ard painted ii over; i dad not then leak AZ a.!
lie was then ashtd /; tie body smellei much, 10
which lie replied il cid net.
q What did you do with the receipt from tie de-
pot A. destroyedit.
After some unlnpt rtapt r-uarss about l!s business,
the prisC neT col tnued The drsyman made an asiul
roise getting the bsrrel down; sad you aie stout
and might cary it, he would not, md rolled it down
.ta1s.
O. VIA; did you cut he BE- ~ up with A. cut
the body up with Q comnoa knife Tad awful trouble
to sharpen If.
lie wac asked il ne iced & saw, and replied yes.
Q. Was il tire sane saw down in Jour room A
les-you have been IN my room
M Bracley replied that they Lad. The pris ,ner
then said thong hit you could frd cut ths draynan.
q. Have sou resd the statements IN tie papers
A. Yes; what was 10 them was right; she was no'
SICK before there no chloride OF iimein the par
rel; thiLk that DO-or who made tue e1alnnatlon
must have been id fool not to know chloride OF
lime from -four.
Q. Why didn't you 60 to the CSuItnou iS ana give
q. How did the body hang A. Sne hung 70
gre at cotton rope. hardly foot from the gIouno.
Q. How was the rope fastened A: 10 pian'
q. Is there any Of the putty N the room A. Some
of 1t is left
@. In wi at part Of the door the screw put
lie prisoner explained that the sore" was put INTO
the under side of the assDg above the door and
ssid :" Site put it in herself
Q. Did you sleep with her the night previous a.
O. What did she say when you left her in the morn
ing7 A. She said Goodbye Henry" she did not
XII S me.
.. What becaine of the paper she let fr you A.
Wien vent in, the window was open; lay II 10 10
read it; the wind bew the paper away did not look
after it,
@. Have you got any otter letters from her A.
| got letter from Milwaukee that she wanted to
WeIner's; she put something in tie water. and
VI upg man saw her; they gave her warm water. and
The got well in a few days.
O. Have you ever told any one Of this AFT sir be-
fore }, A. never told any re Of this before; ! e1-
pected you would come after me before; read every
thiT e in the papers about It.
Q. Did any one know II at she was in your room
A. No nobody came to my room while she was
there; got her tfugk from the depot, and draymsn
brought it in one else came there while she was
there; sent her trunk away z. What Wa IN the
trunk A. Women's clothing; sent it to real per-
son by express: took the letters out 80 they could
not identify the property / burnt the letters; the
PEOPLE to whom sent the trunk respectable peO-
ple cent the trunk two days before cent of the
body; it was haf-past !, Sunday noon when cane
home from the shop; dinner was all cOOked-soup and
The prisoDer said tie child was born dead, in Aug
ust last aud that he employed sexton in Milwaukee
to bury it, t. rg him it Was hs (prs0nersj child.
This is full ard complete copy Of the prisoners &C
ouLt OF this fearful affair. Officers Rhem and Brad
ley examined the prisoners ROOM in Pomeroy's Build
ing and found some putty, lancet, case knife, saw,
che ard pair of scissors. All these implements
we've covered with blood stains, and apparently at
tempt had been made to clean them. In tie door
casing over the door were two holes apparently made
by screw, and in the place stated by tire prisoner.
ba d1GaQsfA VT n
good looking and was a saleswcman in her husbands
barber shop, under the Young America, where some
Of eur readers may have seen her. She was native
If Germany, was % years of age the 18th of last
December and belonged to the class known as Low
Dutch" Jumpertz committed by Justices Mill
ken and King for examination last week.