The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-30

the recognition was absolute ana complc'e. The
dacghter and sor-in.law oypn called particular AZ
tcbuon to The peculiar marks on the eyebrows ara
ACE OF me deceased rho coai1 vas tnen closed
and again consigned with IFS unfortunate occupant
W the grave, aud with the sad bat almost eonyine.
ing PROOF that the murderer WIS the man Nfo lah
plIghted 10 God and his victim vow to Glove,
cherish and protect the ob.ect he had dendlshy
outraged aud destroyed.
THE SUPPOSED rSoRlcIDr,
jeremiah smith, Is described lis being man OF fair
couple xion and somewhat robust frame, SIX feet in
heiths ana about forty years OF age. His hair il OF
hgnt brown color, inclining TO n sandy hue aud
MS shoulders, when are square and broad, have
STOPPING tendency. tits whiskers are shade falrer
than hts hair and are usually dIsordered and Kept IN
avery negligent condition. His eyes are light blue,
nmciining 20 grayish, and he has norid features.
Whei last seen he wore u brown cloth suit, much
soied and faded. He IA without education, being
neither able 10 read nor write, and Is sullen, even
or definite ra nnns 10 da sss s asked cl or
number Of years prior 10 his marriage
with nus victim wife, he resided about two miles
rom WurtsDoro. HIS means OF living were known
10 no one; but he was acknowledged TO be reiuarka-
bly azy, and during the whole OF one summer he re-
whose heart II not his hand. seemed TO be against
every mans"
THE PURSUIT
was encrSe'lcally commenced as soon AZ the facts
above narrated came 10 lght and detectives were
sent IN every direction to elect his capture,
which, though not yet made. is beyond II
uouDt sure 20 follow era many days, or perhaps
hours. The telegraph has also been called into re-
cushion and every police officer, constable and de-
formed OF The iiiput OF me british criminal. an
additional incentive reward OF 900 is offered for
MS arrest aud II thsupretence that ne was without
FUNDS has any foundation IN FACT, as IL IL earnestly
hoped, he viii be overtaken within the boundaries
OF New YORK.
0i course lie facts above developed have act NJ
reaf the scandal reported concerning the Brodhead
family, as well as disrr0ved the SUSPICION which had
unfortunately fastened Itself upon the young men
iia%ey anu Morse, though am not yet informed
whether tue TWO last named persons have been dis
charged from custody. Miss Rrodheld has been
heard from by q Geographic despatch from Grand
Rapids, Mich, Which states that shc Is alive and
well al thai place.
FRESH HORROR
mas been added 10 the details OF this sickcntug and
remorscless crime by the fearful anticipation t1at
Snth may have also murdered Tie three caildren ~
they wou'd certainly b: IN encumbrance 10 h IS hgnt,
ana ne caaitos possibly entertain any to-
ward tne hite innoceats whom he has made the
most unhappy OF orphans ana in whose behalf much
sDlictuue mas been awakened. Besides he Is without
means to proypc Tor them n ne would on the day
THAT he iOok them from thor home. after returning
from the expedition OF blood, one OF the children
told a ncgnbor that ''pa was going to take them
where their mother was" How terribly those
words may rave been realized ere th,s no one can
tell.
cee Fl.