The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-23
THE HILL MURDER.
Proceedings OF Yesterday Afternoons
The following are the proceedings Of yester-
day in the Hill murder case, in addition to
those given In THE TELEGRAPH:-

those gwen In THE TELEGRAPH
At three o'clock the 0optt met and Mr. Morrell pro
the dining seeing the cSshopp ssnrs.s5 shd tS
blood and pool Of blood the oor the head Of the
Ps little back back room and the sash dScoyered
OF the dining room; there was a light burning from
drop In this room opserved between the head of the
Of segggog on the window sin by IL; there was,
centre table under the drop chair facing the sofa
and, Il my memory serves me Alright, saw drops of
found Mr. TwcSe washing l'G ms m iPS hoSd %eTS Dr.
Ss pa fHfff f cr 9 sgs wS P s %n
after examining her said she was dead Mrs Twtchel
tSs Gss,k with him to the cause td of
body Snd oBsdrvns r TW%tcb from asfeG
By IN the Sn n9 tR9 egs Mrs aPS @c
& Ell S1d the servant FIRE. said one of you two or
by eReT Of Rem when Dur 28gep
Mrs Hin dead Twitehell continued bathing her head,
ing OF from her feet said did you hear that
ashe didn't groan, she is dead / told Mr. Howard
nd he M % % MSf to the his H RSR SD to tad g
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one little black dog, which was barking had ire
from my house but not so much since the house had
that night was confused doing that for which there
no Cpess! necessity and conti5Iing IT Id st it,
r Mrrf iS ThE shGPd have killed made
The Commonwealth objected to anything said to Mrs
Mr. Mann said he did not desire to conceal his object
IN asking this question He wished TO prove that he
money concealed in her bosom, and they killed her to
06sin that and by this to shST that he and the whole
4, Mr. Hegert said that Mr. Mann knew perfectly well
heard him examined on habeas corpus; but he was
G IN nan an IRREGULAR and to
witness 5 @ Ee asSno of @ pT Se
Witness.I never knew or heard of such thing be;
q m Mr6. TWitc :.
have never said that was well known throughout the
until after the murder knew nothing aboutt heard
ny GSd Ny e rreoeaug
witness his father up to the time of going into the
the yard gere the body hSd laid the
gEkeGF lying within three inches of the edge of the
when we returned to the kitchen Mr.. Twitchel asked
hour before we got back, and then Mr.. Twitche had
Dr. Richard Lewis, sworn-I sealed these packages "a
bundle and box that were handed to him) have here
sleeve buttons pieces Of blanket door knob pieces o
twS e Sn t a Of ad bss
removed from hard absorbing surface, the latter
T R{ bTe "
hss Of o0nf Ss s% hose faEen o@ N.Y.
TwitGhe the night of the murder; the cuffs collars
found in the second story back room Of the house at
h oST KNOBS om @ 5oor &
piece of oil cloth the Chief cut from floor the
these % @ GGG
nE hfG M T the n SR S oS sS
the clothing Of Mr.. Twitche on the night i took it
shirt and oil not ot
Se% 6 f59% Dr. ths sv first time received them until
Lewis geSssd % am and have had
@%aed thsss an ths articles
the o where ae 0
be found and except the sleeve buttons where it may
pGs to
meaheg of of he
Blood presents sprnkled spots, large soaked
Processes for the detection of the presence of blood
soTbiy these the
snS Sy SSnns aGd 81
h oSa eE Sy h
fragments 9i comb and few gray human hairs The
state. BY examination Of that cinder found it to
@ S % Of ssSd
stick This coat has sPrinklGd spots soaked places and
right lagPel Of the cSat smeared spot on the right
81 Se co Counted Forty ON ON the dnia r9
Itis evident that when the coat received the blood
not Intt0nsd for GherwiS biSo he would
The shirt is only with prinked spots these
Upward and % outward from right 70 eit oBauoy
RSFf
minute RTnhsf ts S SnS also M P9Sss rS% which
blood has been attempted wiped on on the% the
latter for the that small clos of blood
few minute sprinkngs of blood also; the number of
blood spots counted on the shirt was twenty nine;
also songP Of blood in dilute eoSon 5n?re ths
boots sprnkled with blood their tops and also
two pieces ofblanket both marked with blood stains
having distinct form 1t is decidedly blood but has
more the Of smear the oil cloth is well
is about three quarters of inch in dameter each
more ked with blood the inner side; examined
that poker also and found blood, gray human hair
tends least third way up the shank of the poker;
the sprinkled spots might be made by the Jets from
recently dead, and also by being thrown from bloody
weapon observed the blood spots the wall
of the room OF this building and found them sprnkled
The soaked spot may be made simply from a larger
III this is due to with clotted blood friction
of bloody surface with body. The smeared spots
in of the body If the body carried while the blood
in flowing condition, think some of the soaked
spots could not have been caused by the carrying in of
dead body for there would have TO be connected with
ling of blood in fluid condition. In a living body,
where an artery is cut the propeng force is the
body All the tests haye been applied in my examna-
tion, and have hesitation in saying that these
Cross -examined-I think if went to carry in
the body of woman bleeding freely, and her hair had
upon the hair would be to drip to grayate If the head
thrown round 1t might sprinkle but that would
moi think that blood upon the sleeve could have been
produced by coming in contact with the saturated hair
ling; could not say the blood recent upon the
blanket but judge 1t was not old from its ready solu-
MIR. warnock recalled and crosse examined by Mr..
Manu- got this blanket from the bed where Mr.. and
DR. LeyisI applied 10 these stains all the tests for
human blood, and they answered all.
of the family to see Mrs. Hill this night and