New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
CRIME

= teiht' OF the case a1c as tOlOWs; AT inc t'e
hore Oficer Dyer of tho tyfrst Precinct fon1
noe n Goidst near Obnscu, a who @ of Gis
y <seG ~ such anonner ~ 90 arouse Himself where
Sres;y The ccer aocofdngly stationed S party In
tmself unseen oOUld watch the susleS ~ 10 1g
eslror time Mr. WA Bishop carr S Of MyTtieaye..
en the suspocted party stepped III Ij"tI if ~ rcporf
y layd Nm 9T Immediately fe to th9 & gloIu, @
with loud groaB The ONCE Td t6e place when tho
yin fSoE 10 hs heels Al excqn&3 i3n cds 70 FIcct-st
through MyIfle,ese gas espreJ In Wougbly-st:
6ccr Dyor arel at the % sh 81 iiued i'm the puI
& ,s o1i % ajed IA tho capture The arrested party was
taktn to sss Ses TreScGoanaed as william r skidmore,
formerly Sergeant OF the FcI5yIomt.n, rasid,nc
y sissneaye Upon his person found bunch Of
skeleton heys and yacns articles ,scd 1SHsI ny sEdmcre
a. lis dgt was imuo didely IetlacCd by inc
cont Se@ IN imitation cane found = @ pofSe nee
seksil 0NsiTo f % T' iaS been removed TO the City
Hogt and popc.y Yea eiee bn1 lG distance above the lett
eye on" Iodgedi ih & 5nc dncr Al once pronounced the
l ,,.ii 'IiC however fingered along until late
hopr asf evening The residence OF Skdm0ie was yeseI
day scarched by the police, and pump Or, or = con. con.
foupd The prisoner was taken before Justice SOll@Wo VOL
Ssity lie was then sent to ian await the result Of
tho tCoroners inquest The motive OF ,nG
even fleudsand the evening previous were drinking
ana MyrtIeave AT abOut O'Clock Mr. Carr was IN an
svseT saloon in Myre-aye, with friend ana ne had
h,S nJs nc fe @ sEot He Lad nt ew dollars money
Die person at the time and ti0 bis asiat Nd no' sue
-eccd IN securing.
u TIE DERCAE MURDER TRIAL
Ri Theodore CoIioU the FIST witness who was
swon, yesterday morning, ID the CoUrt at New-BiuhS
wick n j. testfed that about 1s O'Clock on the morn
Ise Of February &C. Bridget Dogan, the servant who Is
at1scd Of the murder Of Mrs. COrCl, knocked at the
front door Opponents abode and informed nm tha
accompanied The girl TO Dr. COriels, and foGnd Mrs Cs
bodrOola with the assistance of neigh6or eX
an iie Stt II lie 18th two men called at DR. Cores and
y departed at about 1os ele in the kitchen, mindnG
p TIC bale Mrs Conella admitted the men and soon after
A. ward bade her the Doctor she then took the
~ BARE and cut o. the kitchen door the men, ut that
me according 70 led story GtPg % n m the Sss Sn
J, Ils information ana he &EG Asa Bush 0Dsette9 ana
9si6 s6 81 e eSs as SeHs SU at e m6 she dropped the
=, garment The examination Of asa insh eelSd n9hig
material beyond the testimony oi MI COIeii Wlieh ~
{ The Rev Charles E. Little having been sworn, said
SlY shortly after u O'Clock heard some
E0ty pounding at the door, and cry saw n woman
irs OH dear, let me in :; ] inquired what the
matter aud who she vas and understood her to say that
had In Ler she said Dr. Cores little Mary let
tio doctors she said there when she left
they had arrived Just before she left Mrs Core had
for The doctor 2 asked what the men were doing. but
S 3 "a not aid hot "A0 know l%aOe vheer tS fhe
house was on on fire or not after @ ] had o lighted i,e
hc,scT by the bedside the fFst thing noticed the
from her waist on her LETT side the skirt looked new
and mesh and was somewhat muddy, her stock
ings; tle bloody spot was from six 70 eight inches in
diameter and in one spot The blood looked fresh. as
though not yet dry when Bridget looking at her
Tors Bridget went With me told HEN n tbeTe ere was
irouble az Dr. COreus; John Lowe sr., and JChu Lowe
e.: accompanied me 70 the house; called out,
nee was no responses ] entered the sitting grOOm
Wd notleed Tie smoke creeping out Of the bedroom;
cf Lowe brought some water which threw into the
ooln ana Ineh ciet IN % my hands and knees; after
] Cps o & aDS9 % cf Sl hye iset pat my hand upon
sgnt saw that she had been murdered there much
body was not YET cold when dragged out the blood
1s was coaguatins; her checks were swollen her hair
wa Parted and my impression was that It was torn from
sdLein TO il; Mr. Lowe and myself took the body TO
nSSsc I'VE Sea s1f@ sf sShs H anu
CoIione pulse; about l2 o'clock then returned
" DR. CCreils house, and found The fire sll raging
some brought water and threw II upon the fire, and
" exuDglished the FIRE had consumod part Of the
sedtead and burned paIt OF the wall partition al the
. owing morning the wound the right hand of Mrs
core there were three deep cuts from some shaI in
Ftered; / noticed marks Of blood on the decreasing
eang from the bedroom 10 the sittingrOOm the marks
9peaied TO have made by wounded hand the
eaIks Of teeth the body AT Mr. HLyeI,s house; they
rdget said she did not know who the men told
er that we would very likely catch the men before
lew; she replied, oh, becanse;" during the inquest
teeth; told her make the prints Of her Tie
wax very lightly she made II through the wax; asAed
ng DE Impression: saw an impression taken afelwaid;
eoIine; accused her OF the murder; said "i must
bave required great struggle IN your mind to resolve 10
snd of her little child beiug left m0theress, yOu
ust felt your heart failing you when you went for
Ihe knife to Kill her; and when Mrs c. took the knife in
Scr hand 70 defend herself aud you saw the blood gs
fng from her wound, your heart mus have taso % you &
Bridget, and when You saw bsr driven IRON one
room another, and there with me knie ana sna yVe ~
pounded and when you took the lamp ana IN thlSw u
xn the TO it, and thought OF what you had done
have grieyed YOU; her reply Was ana 40 you
She repeated H. and raising her voice
Isery high said you know did IT, make yonr anna ia
hi; she said she knew wanted TO hang hel heF
fftse was sOed al the bottom skirt in her room
Saving spot OF blood on IT, and three feathes alaceu
- the blood IL laying on the bed; when saw her
my house my first impression was she was insane
-Elter heard her speak knew she was not
Mrs Elvira Little, wife OF the Rev. Mr. Little, cor
syrus Lowe. John H. Lowe and Mrs Harriet Hlyer had
seen examined, the Court adjourned 10 10 O'CLOCK ts
AN INFANT MURDERER.
A letter from Fort Pitt small settlement in the
easbaohawan Valley, British America, narrates horr-
incident that took place In that settlement in March
lsst French Canadian he'd killed several pigs, and
1a little children had looked in approving wonder al
BE process Soon after the parents went to church. ana
their return were met al the door by then Oldest
fsdlsh gee. " have killed little piggy come aud see"
tf was covered with blood What they saw may be IN;
fesTed fo1 Ale confession OF the boy 10 what had
taken place When the parents had gone to church Gus
aaVe preposeaSto his little brother Adolph that they
sLe unfortunate Lutte fellow aequesced. The youngest
was TO be the pig e eldest the butcher Gustaye eager
Eekng small rope. tied him down securely TO rough
lounge that stood IN the room ne tsen procured me
pigs day befor and plunged il into the throat Of
tss passive and bepleA brother Ihe wound Was NOR
one IL is suppOs ed that death must have mied
atsy resulted After the child had bied his little life
eNay, the unnatural brAther with the most iucredlhie
<e lounge and tying end around the feet OF the
Sepst threw the other Owe me ne o6s a. ~ us