, 1866-04-17
had made + thorough search OF the roou1s IN
bis endeavor 10 secure plunder.

enc WaS more 1alnU1AT1y kuQNn - GttAaoesu
polaa-whieh u her maiden name. She was
twenty -efeht&years Of age, and had been mar \
ried, but her husband died about TWO years
sgo, since which time she has been residinS
on and Oft with Mr. Deer1ng. She LETT hls
house on Wednesday Last. TO pay short
visit to her mother. who resides IN B4rltng-
who arrived In this city yesterday, she In
formed rs that her daughter came to her
house On Wednesday and remained I'LL Fri-
day that she took the steamboat st seven
O'Clock that morning for Philadelphia, and
expected to meet Mr. pecsins at the landing
here at ntne O'Clock. Subsequent facts show
that he did meet her; and took her to his |
home. The mother Of Mrs. Keating ap-
peared almost frantic over the sad occurrence.
When We first saw her she WAS sitting On the
roadside, close to where the crime occurred,
after this she gave the information that when
her daughter left the house she took with her
two fifty dollar. compound interest notes, one
twenty -dollar. ar.compound- interest mute, two
gold rings. one with the words Nforgrt me
not" engraved upon 1t, nnd the other with q
long links, which was chased, and had bar
and hook at the end Of It. These articles
have not been discovered, and it Is believed
that the murderer made away with them
MISSING AET1CLEs.
In ddition to the money and jewefry taken
Huul MAs. nsatuss, *us nooo" sus a...stea a.c
Knowa - 9e ss a4rn @ .,s .ns II .,.s. ona
harrelled revolver, two musket5, q bfack frock
coat, black satin vest, pair black pants, one
brown overcoat, two pairs hoots-one with
tnng ieRsi p4uG usta,o t u.teo; 49, ,.hich
oisss, aaa .oGr snreI I,aIas w. h.ieno;n1 r.
Mess H. fahen nGni ~. tuoIT lrn1, a. ~ Whathe1
there was any money IN the house as tha
time. ~. .-.
aloooA eA"A"s1 Ao 40
il, ~ 1sSn. Ha. ,,
~ tne pen Mnca tns Ses'uan a1 = sIgposea ~
nave occnpteu e. .pahm ILL ants pt ol piue
eoeu " f1oe , ~ aae 1rat sars ,so,tin, 4u ~ :,
sRu.1 u az .hant, ,srta hee1 i5e
.ta aae to1on j.. .ha Go.n,no IL "a,
linsu as oespuE w. tne ,e.,s1,1 ~, + .an33
nnt nat ~ nJ - Thsss na1ta had cnnsiderahe
pnt 1s .ha, nar Rtse Easa ras tnr,, n fSant
otooa upon men. iney wsts ~ tosn .t.,a ~ Moss
is LIZ ~, - +. t,os @ no.ta,Jina
NV eoo LIZ n ,an,tonod no III tSa anS;nr e.
4,a ~ ~ Nc -a:r ~ re- h~,se Yesicr;,av
morning smalrhammer. with blood upon Il,
WIS ionnd in one corner OF the barn. The
| blade Of this Is abont four inches long and to
pcrn oE to blunt point ut each end. Near
| The hay stuck was found The handle OF a fork.
! The lower end Of this, which contains the
iron band. WAS very much clottcd with blood.
| II Is supposed that the murderer struck the
! boy Cornelius In the forehead with this BY
| which the blood came upcD 1t. No other tn-
| strpments have vet 1een found, II there are
any, which the murderer used in taking the
lives of his victims.
| MORE ABOUT 7nE suPposEp MURDERER.
! Up to late hour the prevailing opinion
was that the German who was b the employ
| nf MIR Deerinp committed the deed This
Gertna1, IS aid to have been noted for one
great rccnliarity while in tho employ Of Mr.
I}eertne: that wns the wearing Of hfS can at
al % times. lie Me VIZ Tonli I not rsmoye 10 p It w Wbile
taking his meals with the family. Various
means were devised to make him remove it,
bows was made to take d seat at the table
with bis csp op. which aet, OF course, was
ceusured by the mother in no very pleasant
terms, The scolling WAS done III tho presence
Of the German, hut it did not disturb him in
the least, as be continued to stick to his pc
WlIle on this point we may mention ano-
ther fact tending to IN explanation Of this pc.
cul,arity. On one day some weeks since. q
boy who happened to stop at the place saw
the German leaning against the side or the
he was In that position the boy was struck
Ti,h tha shortnesr of hIs hoir hohinJ he
SEEMS tn link Tint the Gcrma1, Ind q VII, on.
iT snch ia 1he easn Il NJ innhf occnnntS ~
d IL a1an Mha1, II XII us op'p LILA
neu, ,enonvr's soon % ,nrV IN -,
thh - ~ ~ +l,1.a - t4"'
~. - $1,000 t0 r,o,;,,x f,.x,
~ Taa, ~ ey hnsI hu tba If,1to;nS MoauS oeS |S
ner s ~ ,nrt invastie'ta ,Io ~
EsateHen ~ sns l4sy ~ tusst'Eato tno Is.aso Es
o. tne nVrli1le eeqlm .A9nsoa a 1Ss.y, a'z- I.
eIs \; Nol9eLs, sosepr " IN SPENCE osSleE e.
Snanoe's' s.!na fooe11 l. o''t' aiu a. 1'' h'o''
6nS. o,,,.n .r4.,. ,.,,
nat;ons md IL he ordef h Wbieh The thcy Wele
| UNQes
On tne oou{ - -. ls. at Ezaet4 - " hSaes, Hs, assu
. ycafs, me htst cousln o. 1f+ Deering, "2a y
vesy nneI uesono1ssT' ~, ~ iaet, VIE ~ ~.
tle lest. opel tne telt s'oe " ~ nsr 4ssA WIS "as
horrible gasn snfeG a1a ,aa nan an mcnes a3g iG3ug
ano W. aau ..a Iln nSdes h. etSR, pass.nf n
through 1ne Festeons' ~ Aoose IniS "o9na. 1 A.
ana uaaef me 1a~, On tas same ann . saae o. a tne
neGh, WE auot4sI "1uno t"u 4ucAEs 4ouS
anu nainen m. asep, s.3 ahat -, ~ Sat naa
reeeasea t~o sepatate e gasaes WIN tae osata-
uca!nE lusu uuet. ~. ~ tuele n "as A9 sous T.
tusl2a oses iae IL e{e. 80 ~ apptatsu t t "
neatly ~ lncn & o. nesn nag osen cat rom ne tae
lofeAeao y te's 3i2Mi snanse t9 say, tnls ~
petson, our OF al taas weis MaIoerTn, Mu
nor nave ner sAuH nae.useu. From tae az.
peancs o. NJ s,3 9Fse @ On tnS u =
yeEy hcasy oio"' ou' II 1a''eo 70 'tactuse 'ne
skItt. ~. ,,t,,+ ,oa .ut
Iae pouS o. lug ~ msat t.ts L"' TEe ,,t.1s ~
a,s .u haad ,as t3o5 M ~ r ,asb.i n frn,n
one ,5a naI ~ ~ ,uIa ~ W na Saa.t - 'g,,a ~
one a1s - :us o....1 1hra ~ uunoi, "
, Snrria @ash IN W The rceE Witch hsd a1rnost
aurara axara, r.. " brod f[r,T fhe hot1vs .1ser
',,,G ,ras f,,,rd ~, ti,a fsf, ah9,,1ia- ueIf
Moanu ra.t, si.t+ y" sn @ a4s aat
iook u5on Il viii other T fseline5 @ than % those % 81
S.. sas. ,,-i ~. it, sN'1 sA''9 :"
oesp saaneis ana eaotn ~ 9ha ,oar of >,r ,,,
naar;n-1 a11o5 +h;r+r'ei- vadrs Iros na1I
aa s,h 49, ta1 s Ra..a 80 ye.tI, ues
naat;. feaet5 Iis bI .r,s 5ono ,ou ~, - Y,s =
STn h'aws- anti me If wSfcb wonid ~ IA Inv
aa Tbe Ior1ast Taasaa I,otIs thrnalt - ~
the th;rd Tertebrr nnrr % IL he t;rst stAg ~
ths ieft If tha neck. The ntier naah Eas ~,
haIc hi, he1nvr MIA IN Ire 5nma In ~;
= - s,.n.,a..5 s.oe 1nna " ~. tha en-,nr ~ ~
, axe fh;s Wonr5 nsaeai fbronch ~, va-ta "a y. .
, ~ eisn Tha 1.a;s11,aritv con2ertsJ T;tf
the ~ wonnf1a an .te necI ~ ma nerson ia sba
z thav are m the rinht si5e" villa IN an II,
otfier ro ses they nre On the left s;de1 'N'
The hnJr II lain neerin1 sne1 eiob
,oars as uu.s ,ext aranInsJ ibts Iw .xos ~
| ea'ht.,"rr 4ha To,st aa.. ~ II hs % ,eai III
hnS haen ooshsd a % anch an ~ .1ts,,t thot "
n-a thnr, ~ 3nch of sE,, g. ~, tha hoat ~, ~
Wos isf1 whnrahr he had ~ ,ras ss on,,nsp.a r..
w1h H. hoi1r The wsie1t os tha 1,ee
wno1a h. sntI1c}ert ~ hree III. connec,Io, 1tn
I Th.e fTont nart n the heni waa cnmn1efai
3 mashed tn ;el1v. This was acco5n niished h;
: seyernl hiowss A rood sized niece Of II
sSni1 m p tbs g;,}1t slde wsa % broksn n " wbic1 ~
:. eTnnseI nrrtion Of the hrain IT, view
There rns aIsn a tteen t,nsh inst nhnve ~
br;are NJ the nose AMI aTnaGrently G mode hy II =,
cnrner NJ the hfnnt end ~ ths ~ sevar,
~ ,3,ose rresent cnn1d mn 1onS - sec,nG1 i'm
unon the body of this bow: lie sir6t was tn
= sickcnIng.
The Sod7 Of Annie Dee1snc. aged ion