The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-10-04

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she was the woman who hired the
coupe and took the fatal trunk to the
depot. Officers were Immediately dis
patched to Brooklyn.
SHE IS SENT FOR But HAS FLED
The address of the woman in ques-
ton was easily found out, but she had
flown twenty four hours previously
She was well known where she lived
and thorough description of her was
obtained, which was Immediately tele-
graphed to Chicago, where she is sup
posed to have gone. Another dispatch.
and a very urgent one, was sent from
police headquarters to Chicago this
morning.
AN UNDERTAKER MAKES. A STATEMENT
Notice came to Inspector Wallina
to-day, from the Eighteenth precinct,
that an undertaken had called at the
stationh house and testified that a man
called on him a few days ago ard
wished him to bury a body, which he
stated was that of his servant. Also
that he did not care how it was buried,
but wished i: done quickly, and that
he only wanted a hearse.
THE DOCTOR IDENTIFIED
The undertaken, who gives his name
as James F. Doyle and his place OF
business as at 655 Second avenue, was
then shown the doctor, and identified
him as the man who had called on him
and wished to have the body of his
servant buried. Doyle says he asked
the doctor for certificate, and the
doctor wanted to know if she could
not be hurled without. Doyle also
says the doctors manner was calcula-
ted to excite suspicion, as he seemed
fehrful of every sound. Doyle signed
the above statement, and declared that
he was willing to testify in court at
any time.
A HORRIBLE REVELATION.
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enzweig's house has been made. In
the northwest corner was a heap of dirt
from witch exhaled a powerful odor.
A few turns with spade and the sell
gent brought something to light crea-
ting an. unbearable stencil. 1t was
found to be the chemise of a small wo-
man covered with blood. A close ex-
animation revealed the terrible, fact
that it had been torn in the back, as if
1T had last clasped dead body, and to
strip it the persons in attendance had
to use force to get it off. And the
search revealed quantity of bloody
clothing, all which is carefully packed
up and taken to Eighteenth precinct
stat ol-hOuse.
LOVELY FAIR-HAIRED Girl.
A dozen of Rosenzweig's neighbors
say that three weeks ago a fair-haired
lovely girl came to Rosenzwieg's house
and remained there till about ten days
ago, when she was suddenly missed. !.
REPORTERS STATEMENT.
The Times tomorrow will contain
the statement of n reporter, claiming
that while he was visiting DR.. Rosenz-
welg at his hOuse, to obtain material
for an article for the Times some time
ago, he saw there the blonde woman
whose remains were found in the
trunk on Saturday. He positively
identified the body.
! RosENZWEIG THE sEDUcER AND MURDERER
OF HIS OWN NIECE.
The body of the victim of DR.. Ros-
enzweig, abortionist was recognized
last evening as the doctors own niece.
1t is declared that he effected her ruin
on her arrival here, ABOUT one year
ago, and has since caused her to live
an abandoned life.
THE VICTIM RECOGNIZED. -
A man who gives his name as Eos
ter, and who said he lived in Sixteenth
street, Brooklyn called on Warden
Brennan to-day, with his servant girl,
who had lived with him some months
ago, and the woman who accompanied
him also recognized the body.
The report that the murdered girl
was the niece of the doctor is not con-
firmed.
FAVORABLE STATE OF PUBLIC OPINION.
The case of Rosenzweigh has aroused
a feeling of indignation. The number
OF abortionists in the city, of both
sexes, is known to be large, one news
paper having business advertisements
of no less than twelve of these practi-
TONERS. The city press are demand
ing general cleaning ont of these es-
adjustments by the police. 1t is be-
lleyed that the indignation of the pub
lie will result in securing some action
in this direction by the properly au-
thorized authorities.
RosENzwEIG INTERVIEWED.
Rosenzweig told Times reportre
sometime ago that he would attend to
on ordinary case for 5000; and he had
facilities for furnishing marriage and
burial certificates the same as Madam
r. Restell and the others had. This
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