Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-08-07

Corners both Of the bodies i'm neatly finished cas-
kets. being placed ia front Of the altar. Tie
house WIS crowded and the religious services
bric( aud appropriate 90 the occasion. The re-
marks OBJ the clergymcn, hevs hinhall and Nhite,
were cNtemporaucous and had reference mainly
20 the tragical event that had called them togoth-
cr. and the varied feelings Of solemuy sorrow
and pity. it had created loo the minds OF the COM
Inuuity
Opportunity was then given TO view Che remains.
after which the procession moved 10 the burial
yard at the Corners, where they were both depos-
tied In one grave.
The examination Of the prisoner was commenced
ON "Wednesday before Justice John Spaiiord, the
prosecution being conducted by Hon. john +.
Deanc. Of Caycndish. States Attorney, assisted
10y Col T. o. Scayer and james Edninster Of
Windsor and j b. Farnsworth Of Windsor, coun-
sci for prisoner.
We omit some Of the testimony IL being the
same as the statements published 10y us last week
Henry Williams aiias Hiram Miller, then
formally arragned lie was requested TO stand
up, and ia answer to the question, "what is your
name, put by Mr. Dean. said, My honest name
is Hiram Miller He plead not guilty and Che
examination commenced The first witness called
was Nc. Lemuc Hitchcock, who lives about O.
quarter Of a mile from Mr.. Gowing's lie went
there about six O'Clock 100 the morning TO grind a
scythe. Seeing or hearing no one about the
r. " ~" ~ "N
E'"ngn' "PPeu '"'ee' a"p no one 11 nc
object that met bis gaze Che dead body of Mr..
Guwiug Wing on the right side iu pool of blood
near the door His head appeared to be chopped
,I"pLn t"o Neail l''''oH' nN''"F P'''''' A'V "
'n' moor 40 i' Passeu "Iouen' rom l"'' ""'N VI
t1e ~ ear 6eeo'eH9s IRON ro lAe "oWen'4l!
,no'N o'y9s'ontu 'ne uIe"I, ''Eu' u'lo'' ''''','
n' '""eu TOT I'g% Wig N'''','"e "o "''"' 3
ne went INTO 'ue n'hiHe r'oH' ana Ae1'N '"'.,'
nyI IA'l' no one ans" IHS' uc toHV'u',. w
Nl,''g I""l were Nu' nI' i''',''. ''l'.
oa.i'u lor ms ny'sno3r Nr' lq'.',' 1'i '''5i .4
f'"',' ,' ''i' anu '''''''
ing oea4 upon her oeu, h'r c'o,Aes ana que pea
goln'hg saturated WIN ni''n. iler i'oe was
shocAnEi( manelea' evidently WIN am aA' ne
uo"l's ol "o'N '", NNli'I',' '.Is'"' ~ '','
iue! 'ny" Io3Aeu Tor ,ht 'n'luI'n' 4nI 'ounu t.s
n'''c Bnt in 49,, ""'",' p,t 'V'V'," ''' ~ va"
the ,iolni"- 'hs AoAl Oh u''s o,u o'''s 4uols .Ny
ieol nom U'ue, 'he ono upon |N'o" 'l' n'u'"ereu
m"'heF wy me- pcl' VINO ''eP' "P ''"'IS was
seen 10 cue ROAD as Wiintss ana Ar' iWNc were
gong 90 iHe mouse. me s"i uiu not appear 10
EMO" "h"' "a' ''Neh i"a',' "'" Snv was '''''n'
mH'ei! s'h' 10 "ltnesS h"use' lucy lou"u
ieNo' OF aise S'ahe III 'hc toon' upon "n," wa
hioou ana ha'r-.ihe an was iounu il lhe PailO
near lne bureau that hau u'eh oroNen OPEN 'u'
oon'euls Oh "hich were Sc"'e'eu over '.e ioo''
"'i'W lulue anu ANUS i'oy'e' "o'Bu"ois
NpWhE were next tAAhlutu anu colIoouIate'
MT. ul'chrock'
n. d. tlannegan' = government ue'eeuNe' mac
tracked tue prisoner from The bridge 30 oaremon
to Tue scene "i murder ana ionnd the tracks ht'e'
the prisoners boots. lie also found blood ON prs
ontrs clothes 40 various places. Attempts nae
evidently heth MADE To wash OH tine uloou' on
with the ava OF glass blood was clearly TO oe seen
The murderer kicked open door up stairs there
10y making prints o." the door nom me mans i