, 1870-10-27

may result in throwing doubt ueoo theis de-
tails AID tulrouudi,,e,. That the bod. foua:
en- tie beach Of Lake Michigan wss that Of
Herbert Field eAncot be doubted As its ideo'1-
desperate wcnnds IN the hack Of the head too
cles1lS iudieate murder tn lave much donk =,
to the 1ra:41.cr in which Herbert Tieli met Ei4
fate.
At the poirt, however, whcre the testimony
SEEKS to eornect George Van1elpool n the
killed in the bank or Snndac usornins between
II and u, where it lis introduced to ahow the
pretcnce Of large quantities OF huusn hlood
il the bank, with 7ltood on tbs staircase and
l2uciT Z II the foot Of the stairs, the reAtn Of
the tt mitted or dea.1y established il passed,
contest between acute counsel will commencc,
ard will continue unremitttnglY up 10 the ren-
de1ing OF the verdict
Adjoining the bank On the eatt, and forming
= last of The sams franc building. aep.rate1
from the tank by only lath and pTsatei pr
O'Clock until probably some time after u sew
eral men wire tconyessiug On the Sunday
morning in question. Along that main street
on tho Sabbath the shurch-goer. rAssed 1t
l,alf-l asst 10 in &he noEIing and about noon On
their return. Tho Tyson House, eiDce burned,
stood cc1eta tho Eay, a lttle to the west, but
not rton's tlrrw dl.tart trota the bank.
he fure the Ci-nis-A ii ef the churches, oa the
Sabbath morning in question, George Fander-
pool murdered Herbert Field in the bauk.
Together the two men went from the bank
IN: . the sdj"lning shoe store, after II o'clock:
ard procured witnesses to the Instrument
which they raid enaLoJi.d the dissolution
| Of their affaire. Togetnsr they re-
turned 10 the hank, and the theorv Of
tho prosecutions is that a. few minutes
af,e.wsrd,, as Feld was sitting in front Of the
1 y y -I.A3 - ~ -.
writing letters. Vanaerpoo' came mp stealshiy
benino him With pome blnnt instrument in i,is
hands, perhaps hstchet, md struck him in
"a id e,lccefeion}twp dreadful blove upon thi
| uack Of tie headis that Fell at tiret couyu1
eivety Epraug up OF Attempted r1sa tts
ysnde1puoi grs*.ped him bv tho arm and dei
lin the second stroke. when Field becamt
| utterly senheises; that the blood staiGet
every tLiIg in its immediate vicinity thsr th,
lely must i,ase been l1il On the aoor, thu
further staining the carpet; that it lay ther!
dnHu5 all the afternoon AEd evening: unit
about . CLICK, when Eanscsrool, haTnl
srett the intervening time With his wife Ant
friends, with every appearance Of cheerfu1ne-s
entered the bai,k. changed biH bllck cto.hlul
for eome Of Fields stored in the bank, liftc'
| IN the dead man. carried him into the street
lescended with tld boJy the long htaircas
to helanding, attached to it rope and weight
launched it into tho river, in rowhoa
loved !. down the st1eau to near the entranc
iuto Tie lake, there sank it, returned to th
bank. again changed hi. clothing. which conl
then hardly he Otherwise thau ssanchtd Wit
tlocl, aud proceeded first to a physi-ian's
aud then to Lis homo. where lis wife Bwaas
Le t!er. throughout the night peacefully 1
far a~ ehe was shle to perceive. OF coure'
it. it can he shown that Field was eecn ali1
aftez nron of Sep*ember :. 1883. the tlseol
, Of tho prosecution falls, and this is tue poi!
: rgsiust Which Air. Tauierpool'a counsel vi
| tlf1 ect their assaults.