The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
THE FELLNER MURDER CASE.

/ portanc Evidence before tho Ora nd
Jary-Discharge OF Mrs. Marks from
Custody-The whereabouts Of Eadzski'
On Wednesday last tho Grand Jury OF Monmouth
ty New Jersey in session at tho county court house
Freehold found true bill or indictment against Radzski
for the alleged murder OF Sgsmund Fellaer 1t ire
sumed that Mrs. Marks, Of the suspected parties,
would have made full disclosure of all the facts
neced with this mysterious affair but yet but little
has been obtained ircm her, further than the acknow
ledg ment Of the fact that the deed committed by
Radzski.
Tie police OF New York well those throughout
the entire Northern States have since the murder
boon the lookout for alleged murderer but with
Sergeant Young Of the detective force has
been untrng in his efforts to obtain clue to the where
abouls Of Radzsk and despatched detective Dusenbury
to the West Immediately upon the discovery Of his es-
cape Detective Duscnbury at tmc reported to
have been only four five hours behind him on tho
Erie Railroad. 1t was discovered that Radzek crossed
the Jersey City ferry in disguise and purchased his
ticket for punkrk that the conductor the read fully
identified kadzsis portrait man whom he noticed on
The train acting rather strange and manner,
and produced the ticket that Radzsk had purchased The
above officer also got clue to him at Dunkk and final
y succeeded in tracing him 10 St. Louis Here he lost
task of him, bit would Lave doubt shortly secured
him had Radz ki not fell in with relations residing
there 1t seems that he has uncle who keeps small
dug store In TIC upper portion OF the city and where
lad lsk. is presumed taken refuge close watch
WIS opt or this establishment, but il was IN 2 short time
found that tho accused had again managed TO
iu Q the pus it Of the officer, ana is now,
with 1T toubt, IN OF the Southern States,
in all probability, h. has joined the rebel army
Del. c,ives Philip Ia ley and Iemann, who wore the
first TO discover clue tho guilty iartcs, and TO whom
the lo'i,e deeply ineheI for the efficient in
which they worled up this extraordinary murder have
be the alert for IA zski The Grand Jury OF
l,pput hiu lnap nj thei
Gntir1g efforts in bins ~ TO light this bloody murder,
and have forwarded voo q thanks passed by them to
The ard If Poke Commissioners.
81 Mrs. Marks has been confined at the Monmouth
co y JAIL she las been attended with The greatest ca.e
tone 10 dc sy negs hs ho%
ever made another attempt on Friday night,
! wieo-t success. During her Incarceration
she at times seemed quite reconccd but whenever the
St b. Of the murder approached, she quite
nervons, and especially when her sisters nome Is alluded
to. When conveyed Freehold she proRlis,d District
Attorney Mclean that she void make fa confession
Cf al she knew in the case, hit yet nothing further
than that she char Tadz as the perpetraor
OF he daed, has been obtained from her and at times
she would deny this, and say that she knows nothing
auoat it, The evidence before The Grand jury however
has dRcoscd the facts that there is not shadow Of
do. bt BIT that RAIDS Xxi is the alleged murderer.
MIS- Ma, k was tn lrst witness examined by District
dsneo it was shwn that Fenor arrived in this
Country in the early part OF October lat
hit though he married and known to the wit
less as such she testified that ON tho same vessel Ter
ss.er ad he 81 wrro sfgers. z hi!c onte W or
deck tho second day out. Fcner and her Aber,lna
lhl.-nl, Ieci emily got into conversation with oro
hr and until the arrva Of tho steamer at this port
stantly ia her com any. Felaor was On
nny ocssi rs free IN his Np essins, and held out many
due m hts 10 Miss Al ertiia provide she would comply
" III wishes. On their iyal here tn proceeded to
No IS ast 3roa way and Mr Fc put up tho Pres
cit llo Ta during the first two weeks after their
arrival here, lolrer ami her sister constantly in
anolers mpany, and Felier soon succeeded in accom-
u! hing hcf rain.
1t was well known to them that Folner had large
ana u. & money for he had given them specially Miss
Ain rtina, various Sums, as high $500 at me Soon
after Fc'ncr had refined hor sister he left of visiting
nor and suddenly disappearcd but his whereabouts shs
avo red nknown 10 Them until his body found
III riered. shs a'sb stated that the why her
ss;cr AM herself anxious TO cyade the questions OF
tn police was that sister did not to have her
shame male pubs c and that it preyed so heavily upon
her mind that it the Of her committing
icilc Detective Officers Farley aud Tiemann
80 examined before the Grand Jury. also
Mr.. Soglo matchmaker in Whitehall street. and
cir evidence such to show that FclDer through
irs. Marks, become acquainted with you Radski, and
til 1t was iy his vice he let the Prescott House;
ahat IA ski at the time that Fclner disappeared
Stopping at tho hous. No. Carroll street, and that he
nike Femor boarder. They produced the porter Of
the rcscott House. who stated that Mrs Ma k came to
hot who Fe.incr there and threatened his life
ii h. did not save her sister from ruin, and
tent in her actions that was feared she going to
stab Felncr as she had dirk at the time in hand.
II also proven by the porter that when clner left
tho hot Kaiski objected TO his calling carriage, but
hL Rat,ski went out and got a boy to take Fenors
trunks down Hroal"ay, and that the two followed be-
hin'. Il also sa lwn thar their arrival Canal
street they took COACH and drove Immediately to No.
Carroll street, Book E.
Mrs. a lolph Swanzer with whom Radski BEARDED, and
vino Is ais detained rs wit!ess testified that the
night when Fcincr disappeared kaski home aGd
had The dcceascd's in his hand, and which ,sas
afterwards fVun in his room and seemed quito excited
king TO her hat he and the deceased had ban cut
Of the city, but that Feiner had missed tho boa, and
Ill be home Tia. Radzski ten went UP 10 his
and stripped himself, and was for time engaged
in washing. II also shown by Mr. Scigo ewecr in
Whitehall trcet that on the following day Of Felner's
dsapDea Radski d
offered to sell him Mr. Felner spectaclcs and id watch
that he thom vel, both parties had been
il his place before and when questioning Radski how
he in possession Of them, he said that Felner gave
them TO him 10 SOIL TO ny some bill for him, and that he
had sailed TO- California.
The evidence of broker In Canal street also taken
showing Mrs. Marks oe red twenty OF the
francs him for sale of which produced and Of
viii, b the following Is copy