The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07

voice isiniSss alsss :DsiiSn sSnE pains ":
symptoms correspondent to
S ssisd Sherman he bad taken anything
her or
readily consented made by Dr Huntington. Pinney
jar without letting out the contsn portion of the liver
taken to Professor New Haven sherman aid not
die OF any disease known to me- on the 9Th of December
AN ATTACK SOMETHING LIKE TINS;
he vomted ut that time and around again IN three or
four days he sometimes drank freely and would somit but
like this the prisoner had the care sherman during
his illness; him nourishment except brandy the
a"d
December sherman came A ae5 mex IA
eleven and twelve he told she vomiting found her
and hs sns
nr again IN The morns when she was much the same tn
two or three days. the same except vomiting t Thursday
CONSTANT enrprNe THE BOWELS,
eadened appearance of the counenance especially about
the eyes, codnes the extremtes huskness OF the voice,
Dr. button, Of Mford was sent for he that
symptoms worse next day. Friday eysnns ~, ppt,9n
aromatic passed very distressed night all the symp
A. NJ requested post moriem and Mr. sherman opposed
the und that he wanted to bury her on Sunday
SIZE DIED OF No DISEASE KNOWN TO ME;
her symptoms were those OF arsenic poson the prisoner
now FRANK SHERMAN DIED.
rseS ten or eleven wns feeble child T.
The The sa 0n s 4,
Der; some Of The symptoms cholera
there were vomiting and purng eodness of e1reme'
On the 10th June, with Dr. Pnney and the grayedigger
grave the sopach part OF the Lesser stomach and the liver
removed without taking the bodies from the coan the
after The postnortem on Ada the child was served in
the remains were sen. to Professor for
analysis we spoke of going TO Hurburs grave ent gave
always called healthy
a. far a. naS s %
Adas sickness from Sunday night until Saturday Mrs
very attentive as could see the accused
tive to her husband IN mis- last Illness she seemed to zoe Os
alarmed fearing he was going TO c after the spells Of dis,
Charles Il D. mentioned the testimony
merely h @ Of that svsa BY his aha
the Huntington cemetery examined the remains Of
penni: Hurlburt, which were much decomposed except
the chemist; Mrs sherman expressed her Willingness to
Dr. shelton, physcian to Hurbur described his symp
TOMS which were those OF poison fever vomins raging
with hts several Of Which he had and IN one Of which
expired Wednesday, three days after being taken IN he
geson of the stomach but there were strong symptoms OF
arsenical posonng the prisoner the sole person IN
charge deceased during his Illness there being no one else
in the house.
Professor George F. Barker sworn-Am professor Of
chemistry, analysis the 18th OF May the
contained three four fluid of dark brownsh
quite offensive; the interior surface congested
and inhamed; there was sofenng OF the ulucus MEM
brans nor peToraon the liver Appeared healthy o with
submitted TO tests for metallic the result was that In
the contents Of the stomach both bsmuth and arsenic were
tound-in the liver only arsenic on the I'd OF
June these results reported to Mr. Gilbert grand
Juror; believe sherman died from arsenicsl poisoning;
produce the II til June the liver OF Ada
amined and arsenic distinctly found the stomach con-
tanned only IN small quantities; taking the facts he was
examined the spleen Of the bov Frank arsenic
found in the liver In small quantities the conclusion the
samswdeath by arsenica poison In the liver OF Dennis
did examine the stomach had question but Hur
burt died from arsenical poison.
The examination was adjourned until tomorrow
morning, at nine O'Clock. The evidence to-day Is
considered very damaging to the accused VINO Will
doubtless be held.
THE PRISONER, MRS. SHERMAN,
during the recording OF the ABOVE testimony, sat as
immovaDle as q STATUE. To-Day she looks somewhat
haggard and anxious; but during no portion OF the
examination did she oetray any excitabinty or
Ing the mysterious disappearance of the paper OF
arsenic from the cellar and her explanation OF 1t.
Then her dark eyes twitched and she started per.
ceptibly but moment later was az calm as before.
The interest OF the female portion OF The town had
not abated one lot little. During the entire day
the hall was filed by about five hundred OF the fair
sex, many OF whom sat through tie recess OF one
hour for dinner without their usual lunch. The eX-
ANIMATION, which Is merely preliminary, Will likely
last one or two days longer.