The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19


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psaf he hlp Dr Mo,siy made "a iuci,ioa up5a
hg right side near ,hc spine, Getting b the riUs
f84ud thfes u the rib. wefs broken On. an inca
ana 4 bali o. two inches from tie spine Dr
Moseiey took COS three short pieces Of ribs be-
,rrea .st blade and back bone. one d The ribs
h4i been broken IT - as 70 make q sharp point
slfel lad puaglurei the right lobe Of the lung
The ar cells Il the lungs we're eorgcd with bload
ah.eh bad probably been drawn in through this
gr.ace Th,uk tbs vas the cause u bis coughing
~ blood Think from the brulse Tie instrument
Nas perhaps three aud BALI inches long AMI not
yety side Then made an examination Of the
head; pealei 90 the scalp, sawed through the
skull, any removed ibe top oft Qaite a quaint
iiJ u blood had collected il the cavity. The skull
was fractured. There was a bruise upon the night
side u the head The cut was upon the lei, side -
Tie fracture u the skull was four or hye inches
10 length, extending nearly from one ear to the
other Beth q the wounds, the injury 10 the
+ back aud bead; were mortal.
I Cro1s Examination When called TO examine
( Is, msu made a careful examination to see what
+ was tbs matter Saw uoihlpg upon the bead 70
+ lbe Gus ahd 40 blood except what came from that.
There was no swelling or broscn skin on the right
side u tie head The loser exiremities we're par.
alytsl. Supposed tie paralysis vas produced BY
ia injury 10 The brniui knew Of no injury to the
I brain only by tie symptoms produced, lfpara
+ ly.,s va. eaasel by pressure upon the brain tile
arms would have been effected as well The low
or cKtremties. Dd not think, 0nd DO not now,
4 TIA, tee paralysis was caused by an injury to the
spine DO not think the spinal column was in
ufci, only the point Of one process was broken of
TBS point Of the process might have been driven
/ in a. 10 have caused paralysis. il the depres-
sion bad been slight. we might have overlooked
+ it. II paralysis followed fren the displacement
Of the spinal column, | should think it would be
/ instantaneous II the lover extremities we're par
I aJy1ed the person would fall. Should think il
f was not far trom two mile. from Peudolph's house
Z 10 Ceutor's. I advised Kinsmans removal. lie
vas not ia a condition TO ariiculate words. did not
4 hear him speak Could swallow bat very little,
think he swallowed once or twice. Weclosed tile
1 post norton examination after dark, perhaps as
4 late a ten o'clock. Think We bad d kerosene
lamp There were three ribs broken, and thluk
/ three pieces taken cut Should think the broke.
ribs sere the fifh, SIKH aud seventh The rup-
lure q blood vessels on HE brain might be pro-
iueci eilhout blow upon the head as in cases
u death from other violent means or in sudden
excitement
Mas WHEELER Lived in Saudgate last July
al BiIl pendolph's house Had lived there seven
months My two boys, Jerome ard jacob, lived
With me, Jacob was with me on the 18th Of July;
jerome was away It was log house, with Two
fgomsi only snc outside door peudolph occupied
tbe inner ryom, lived 10 the one with the cut
side door. Never saw David Kusman at that
house until the l7th Of July. First saw him in
Bi.ls room, myself aud my boy aud Bill we're il
there Bill wanted me to 70 into bis room. Haa
seen David kiusman before this. The hos lookel
pui the window and saw the diicher coming aud
asked "who's that a.ooming," and Bill said "Da.
,iI the ditehcr" Then lie came in and threw
down bis things Ia my room and came in Bills
foom and sal down aud talked an hour. He hac
a saichel which he threw down; Z, was Zig leath
er enc, such as they carry clothes in. The ditch
er said be vas going to place to work digging
ditch Don kuow that there vas any smokiug
there was nothing said about smoking. Bill sal,
he 5id not like 10 hear him CRATE hi teeth aus
tod him 10 begone out Ms house. David got ri
t. Is out, and Bin followed him With the axe an,
struck him "a the back with H. They vent gu
and the door swung loo aBd didn't see any NOR
o. bear auythng lie door from Bills room in
q aine swung 10. iuu 10 Ne Wli00I's ate
tao u three minutes aud called him. Ny be.
wcat With the Ne went cur the samr way The,
ala. Ii ls abQul thres quarters Il a mile to NJ
Ndeo4's, bad hii 10 20 %, aud 40 lraNeile,
road. Dd1'l Sud Atr Wilcox q Aoue, aud ven
+, g Dasii " ymsu'- AID found bim there Toll
: h.m vaniei bim O go i9wu there Ma Wl!c8i
ssai deFu, aas s'aia tuere little whiie. Nhe
4 sent back Ar Wilcox aua htl uso g,ls an
khlu Wyusn's wle aeat RIIh ne Found Nj