, 1865-06-24

her unde1.clothes torn of. The wounds On
her person {twenty-seven In number, we're In
different places, extending from the hips to
the breast-bone, aud one OF two on the back.
stedman Was led to infer that but one
person was engaged In the outrage. The
wounds were deep, and were made evidently
y the same Instrument that killed the boy.
The young Eirl must have made despsrnte
struggle to free herself from the hands Of
rock are c1otted with blocd, from the twenty
ssven wounds received upon her body, from
lnrge dirk-kife, sixteen Of them being upon
her back. She must have also made an At
tempt to grasp the knife Of the murderer, as
one Of her fingers on the right hand is sever
cd, and all the others are nearly cut of. Her
clothes we're soaked with blood. Her mouth
was discovered to be full Of grass, which had
been employed to stop her outcries from be-
Ing heard. The unfortunate girl, on the day
OF the murder, wore a black silk basque.
Light striped worsted sack, fine purple check
ed SILK dress, with black border around the
bottom, white straw hat, with black ribbon
of orange flowers In 1t, with blue besage
veil.
It Is supposed that the boy was f,r tina
arnazed or para]yzed BY the attack on bis SIS
ter, and that when be turned to run it was
too late. His course Was down the hill tow
NJ u4VOA a0A kUHAQ LIT. 11QkleY'6 house.
There were two houses within few hundred
yards Of the scene, but the inmates are SO ac-
customed to shouts, laughter, and yells from
picnic and excursion groups that they would
not hare paid much attention If they had
heard screams en- this occasion. The same
instrument undoubtedly Killed both. Dr.,
where the wound Terminated made tie same
sort Of q termination In each. The wound4
On tho boy and girl were precisely alike. and
the weapon was probably dirk eight Or ten
Inches lo9E; e, The hoy was no doubt killed
The wounds were eight inches deep; goiug
clear through the body. and in one Or two
caecs the point coming through the skin In
front. Ono leg was bent up, hsa face on lis
sde, With one arm spread out, and the other
hand beneath the back. Although the
made hy the came sharp Instrument. 1t Is be.
lieved that at least two persons were con-
ce1ned In the tragic affair. The corpses are
90 decompoeed that 1t is impossible to expose
them to public view.
The grandmother, 1t appears. notified the
police Of West Roxbury oi the absence ofthe
search. The mother could not be found, tho
place Of her snjournirg being unknown. snd
She did not hear Of the disappear 'i1 ~
Wednesday. On Thursday, r. .,,:.a.: ."1:7
Col; bq15il1 Deputy ~. ,shai Jassnh as;99 Rn, St
pafa, 0t hoxpuf}s ~t'11A oosepu Hup.
search 81: r.lieemen. made Systematic
isaed =" .ne Roxbury woods, and we're eat-
r. . that the children we're not thee, Tbe
gentlemen who found the girls body notified
Ar: Motley, who called for officer Macdone1d;
and the latter drove In and summoned tie
NGsxnnry s;' police and Dr.. Allen:
s' ior several ytars, and Is an ha: dworklnG. In
uustllots woman Whu obtained f1tr ss,lb8ist-
eIee " 1er needle, going about and workn,s-
nue5e neg sersctes were wanted. Isahe11.
nsl daughter, lived In Lynn With an ami ond
tame "a 70 INC city two weeks ago last TuesdaF
70 F'elt her relatives. she yisiied hcr
~ 11nee TneeI N cottage place, her Granddaughter
Ton. Her brother Johu, aged about ~ IS Teaqs qs'
went to school on Concord street, taki1e IL,
mems with his grandmother. Urs CTn.a
Who 1lged next the schoo1hnusa' '
ana 91 Gss.'ng b. nights at his mothers IN ct.
rnam ms tS,on"H t%e t9
never bten known to go beyond Mays woods,
where he went With bis sister only day o.
two before Monday, the 18th inst, the DIV of
his disappearance. On that day both came
up from the house Of their mother in the
morning, and the 10y went to school In The |
ioEeno!n. A. noon thcy received ten cents ]
cach irem their grandmother to p,y their car
fare to Roxbu!y, the gil remarking that she
wished 70 see If the woods rescnbled those In
Lynn. Their mother Eas at this tina at
wc1k In Jamaica Plain, hut the pla e vas not
known to the children. Ihe bog not going
to school c9 Tuesdag, his grandmother BE-
came alarmed and went to the relatives Of
tue family, where be was supposed 10 be.
md, not tiuding either Of the chi.
lIeD, at once Earo Information IN tho
police OF Boston, who told her to notify H.
Ro1buEy police, which was also docs. slncs
[hat time the woods had been searched
IhoEo9e f. nl5. the children in the schools in
|nat '1e'n:J going with the rest, but no one
Toods, the impression being That thsy iad
1ot gone 50 great . distance. The bodies
Fere accidentally discovered, as prerjousir
'tated, and recognized by their aunt by means
y tne clothlng worn by them. The mother.
mo Is leit entirely ch'ldlcss by this bloody
.1Sa. NRs informed. or rather surnlsed the
ad Il iaic OF hcr offspring yesterday forenoon.
Or the first time. Having been conveyed to
he honse occupied By tha aunt and t.raud.
mother OF the Murdered children in Concord
treet, as she entered the dwelling. she nh.
eryed some friends In earnest conversation.
ID asked what they were talking abouts
ome one replied by lnqafring Of her il she I
:::on!zine tones that ahc now kucw ali, lss.
oyce swooued, and Inns been In n critical
ondition ever since.
\ jury OF Inquest, consisting Of Thomas
loEeT, foreman, Lorenzo Smith, Johu Burn
az, Samuel Glss, Andrew J. Chase and Geo. !
- 1.at.cy: "Ma Mas summoned By Coroner Alien,
meet at Eliot Hall In .Famaica Plain. at
clocE, =. m, On Monday, june 90. and in ,
'e meantime any Information tending TO | i
!roW light on the horrible deed, or the | i
hereabouts OF the two deceased on Monday q
e1, can De giVen to Coroner Allen, corner Of !
~
'icer Alexander Mcdonald. Janalca Pta in 4
- LATER-ANELET DISCHARGED, -,
tFrom the Post, 21ss.l '
ING otaceFs both Of Boston and Roxbury :,
e Of the belief that there was bnt one man 4
pcerncd in the act. II
A dispatch from Holnes' Hole states TINT II
9 men bare been arrested there unou gus.
ion mat they were connected with the l.
9Eaers = a., at Wxss Ro1bury. Their names are
rhs apartments Of Thoma, Ai,s,ev tha "
iuter, whose arrest We stated YESTERDAY.
re searched bJ The police, but nothing wis
md Of suspicious character, Thr storv
clothing found In the ceiling Of his room
1narne. He asserts his entire iouocence NJ z
crime. hut falls to give Il satisfactory &C.
mt Of his whereabouts or what be Wa3 d. q
. on Monday, the day on which the chil.
n lett home On the contrary be has
de several contradictory statements rs to
at he was about On that daT. whiic ho
&c their disappearance.
'ince the above was put In type ire learn
It Mr.. Ainsley, who was arrested on Mon.
:, On suspicion OF being IN some way cou- ~
'ted With the horrible affair, having, with II
friends, made satisfactory Representation u
10 bis whereabouts On tie dny Of the
gedy, has been discharged from Gust d.
Older Of the Chief Of Police, aud It Is but j,
t. Mr, Ainsley to state that no suspi. =
J o. the slishtes: nature, connects lin r