Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

answer. uiliccr Kelley Of Albany came e
la Hartford and told me that he was a de- I
teetivc; that he had requlsition nom )
tho Governor Ia take me 10 Hudson;
asked him TO show il 10 me,'tut he did Y
moi he tnok me 10 Albany, and Me went I
int, the ,tfice there, whore We staid two a
nr three hours and he then came with a
rrmiSitilu from the Governor and took
mo to the Jail; ! Staid there two days,
and Wa, thcn brought 20 the Jail in this /
city X, llev stated that made a confess ,
sion Ia lin, which deny; il made a
confession to him why was he not exam
ined un INV trial made no statement
Ia Kclly whatever; he used me well out
side nf this statement; Kelly said to me
~ We entered the courthouse yard, "the
Hartford Insurance Company have told
nae enough about you to hang You al
ready" and replied, "wcll, then, if that
is the cisc, Shall not need you any
longer" ~,
/ was placed in the Hudson jail on the
Ed If December, 1867, where | remained
until April, 1868. The District Attorney
before the trial, went to Canaan 10 inves,
li..tn- circumstance ii the ii+-tssti
murder, and ii is said reported on his re-
turn home that he had found an ax
wrapped mp in 4 vest said 10 belong tom me
on which AK was quantity OF red half
and blood, and found secreted in the cell
lar; Mr. Gardiner told me there was no
truth in this story, that there was no ak
found wrapped MP in a vuSt belonging to
me: there were number of old axes on
the premises, which had been left there
lv former occupants of the premises; in
opening the case for the people the Dis,
trict Attorney made the remark that II !
was guilty or not guilty OF the murder
ought To go to state prison Tor SIX years
| do not feel satisfied with the proceed
ings of the court Mr. Allen, the Coro'
ncr. should, IN my opinion, have had
chance To state what appeared IN connec-
tion with the investigation OF tine 1oro-
ncrs Jury; think also that Mr. Drown
should have had n chance to state what
occurred under his observation; he and a
few others were prevented from stating
facts which would throw light upon the
cast, but we're stopped by the decision OF
the Judge. Mr. Drown told me Mr..
Bealc never tried to open the pantry door ;
W. IA" - s'.l ,,.;,b ,Ln InJ,,e's CHARGE
u'. W.. - h., sa;5 | uas thc last
~ ~" H., bonse tLo nantry dnor was
nl'li. llt Il ,,t-;Jn Jr1r wos locked and
then the remark, Who did it-you; 1t
was for the Jury to decide these facts ;
r the Judges charge to the jury was hard
e against me. think it faYored the proseeu-
ZION very much. the rule that the prison
ef Is ehIi'l'" i" "'' -,
reversed in my ease the ynry re'"ih'
! - ',,,. -. ,ha 6ards af man vet. but
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t. ,,Vr ,"lr,,.;'1 IN Mi.s I1.rrhine Vedler, Janu
g ma ~, ,sff =, \.n. lin a. IVA Meth
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l. H., S;i,..,,,.,;l r,r,., ia my house and
!, ii,' ''.'' - III t,,, ;,
/ meeting She said she could not go, as hei
: father aul mother were going out Il
= pond ti1T IV'u'hS We were 'at,hS sup
r H., a,,, ,,,,;n,, :, Mr. Williams's. vii
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10 ~ ~, ,.' 49,, ,,,,, Wis, rnn.rollod me
.o me S,'.'''.' ~ ''',' ~ III, maj,
d NH','S i 'l', h"r;n9, ba1 he ahiI
Ie $3.50 ny ~" 1',,'' tr,. f,r,T,'. thn Jn1ge
i ~ -; ~ ~" ,,tl..n..,.,,nI al l9,lsr. who wer
,e '.,a' +, .,.i,t;nn the treat
+ ,r,,,. L'r,.rncaiys1 since a prisoner a
n Ha h,r1s ~ sheriff Oyarbisrr Count,
II, C1a,i + Z Trrry. Mr. cyrus Macy. Rcl
ri A. I.h,sn,, oni atbsr @,.ntlrmen who's
i, na,,a. r.",s, ,,,' n,w remrnhrr has bee
er ,'l', m,'1t li,3 sr1 cans;lnr4tr, without NOR
ID "y o, frjrnI1 Nry have hrfrimded me i