The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Road.

A. Kitchen ,oOr used the entrance to the
2. spc, whero Mr.. Rgckout va. knled.
b cHs,ss on rh'Sh 81 frs s1nS sns s sho, .,o,
x. Centre tstir
r. Door = tedrcon ,hrouga which 4csOut shO. the
4. FI.,O n:atS,.
j. ro,hiPn e Mr.. Bgckouts scrrbbing tools where
che had been working.
TIE STORY.
A glance at the diagram viii tell the whole story
OF the bloody AFFAIR. Buckout 60 hls victims
placed and gave them each Eisss or cider. Then
stopping into HI. oedroon, he procured ms gun al.
rssdy p;tpaed for nse, .ad, Standing In tho door
Gov cred both men In ohe rapid sweep It the wearon.
i Is probable that Inc elder Roadsh wss shot first,
artery sna The spinal core thus causing instant
death Holding the piece stili at hts sboulder, the
ac %a f"r sTpna sS sn 5 sa
nmt y 100 quiek The main charge passed by the
leit side Of his head decorating The ear horribly.
and the Fragments driven into the '"'SsrHu young
cca,iOr:ng SHOT al.o took eattt upon the skul,
probably entering q the brain. But the two shots
were 50 clore together TIA, Charles does not dstn-
wcs shot Mrs. BrcSout was clearly az work At
tic far,her end of tire kitchen "hCn the shooting
occurred. She run to tae door TO what
tu,ant, and there met the assassin coming out lie
quickly dubbed lis iuu and beat her brains ont with
TO . S''Me' rl, Is more ,S ,,nn probable that
TO xiii her, bu, NEE, ng her as lie dii, ho
followed III. first impulses, and iclled her.
TIN FLiGHr AND euRstsDIR.
When he had accomplished his murderous work
the assassin fed the house. coat on, his sleeves
rolled up and an old hat porched upon the back Of
ms l"aS so GaIin1 III, d. u, street he started upon
he passed, IL ho had killed ahswki The ASA asss.s ain ia
Tus he r1h the entire distanc 70 residencc OF
Mr. lrs NJ er about half a mile o. tLe road to Tar
X r. sSS . and Il s he rTn,S sTsT
sssy s,.ii.s $:1aP poo, K SSi, mel :. Ss me- 70 III
the house and took his pistol nom him, and er.
doavorrd TO quiet him. MESSENGER was then sent
the facts the miserable Was taken TO town aud
delivered 10 constable.
CHARLES RRspELL's CONDITION
Young Rcndell, after rec, wing The wound stag
gered oot OF the bouse and back again. as des,nbei
above, ard then became unconscious. He renamed
uneonseious un u Tuesday night, shen he I.ihed
see him, thus showing tla. be wa isno,
Z: ns r,s Of the .'ni al 81 % s'ssy
lending physieisn, did not deem 1t prud'nt to have
him questioned rss.rd.n the sfi.ir Should he con.
unus TO Improve there 10 every hope hat clear
statement may yet be obtained.
Buckout has drank no liquor since Christmas;
therefore All statements thG' lie was drink when he
tTfNtcOus An TO
his Insanity shs reader Can Judge as Sdl as We after
Tcadinp siI account But II may be- snted that but
very lew. u any, people In Sleepy aolow betcye
hun insane.
mas. BucKoUT.
The stories affecting the reputation Il Mrs Buek.
out and her relatives originated with narties ~
Waite Plains, and are thoroughly disproyen by tho
incts. AL the stories bringing diseredt upon hs r
40. r..ations, or Buckout's brothers, are false
Buekohts own brotucr su,-. That a morc r.,.:ste
aud yirtuoUs woman did not iiye. Ann this Is the
general expression of those who knew her. She
has twin sister, Jane, who was educated NJ Mount
-. Vincent, IN this city, and Is now member OF
the order OF Tue Sisters OF Charity. Another sister
Mary, marned MIR, Augustus Baldwin, of this city
and II stlll hyhg here. The family emlnentl5
respectable In sll It's connections, and above re-
proacli.
DrCkoUT STATEMENT.
BuckCut recovered hls senses yesterday and made
a statement to one OF the Sun reporters which
il more ncllIgent than the assumed incOherencies
he has inaulgcd since the crime. Hut It Is mainly
devoted to viAhcauon OF his dead wife and of those
who have nanif st!y been MS best friends and is
too indecent to prnt,