The New York herald., 1871-11-26
THE nIERIDEN MURDER.
Inquest on the Bodies Of
the Dead.
The Sweetheart Of vetts the Alleged Cause-Un.
determined Whether to Marry or Not-Un.
ruly Passions Combatted at the Bed
side-Evidence of the Medical Attend
ann-verdict Of the Jury

yesterday - al 1ever neat Today and the house which
unfortunate people lived has been beseged by the curious
cosmopolitan crowd OF scandamongers who inhab
these regions to obtain glance the room in which
the maniac committed the fearful deed of numbering his
mother An In times OF sensations here
feelings OF the surviving fren ds have but little
from the vulgar crowds who it would seem,
scene at any COST The police such occasions have but
little power keep people, much less can publc Gu
rosy De checked hence everybody while perfectly
and dumbfounded At the enormy of the crme
bodies and the spot which the was committed
Coroner @. W. Smith empanelled jury last night aud
this morning the inquest the presence OF as
could be crammed into the
Superintendent Of Police Beach was the first witness
called He described the location of room
in which the youn: visited by his mother; related
the in which he discovered her body while yet
and produced the butcher knife with which wounds
inflicted The woman was lying her face in a pool of
blood which issued from immense cash throat
DR. Newport, who mad been on young vetts
said IL was called to him Thursday evening" said,
"what the matter, Charlie 2" he replied "A good dea-a
good deal; will tell you right up and down; know you
win keep the secret am in bad the door you
know engaged to be married my girl out there
tshe in adjoining apartincnt) next week ;
sitting up with her last night my passions were
aroused; made some overtures to her refused
utterly, and that excited such pitch that ran on
into the kitchen and drank three four strong glasses
cider brandy, and that made me worse than
keep quite SIN and ] might do as pleased; T.
excited tina. did no. 70 do; i was the
LIQUOR ths. did n" said Charley, ouehi to
TO n" he said have pain down lin the abdo
na ha to Ssd ~:
int % I.S, & s said Ito to his @ s win
them he was suxernc from cold in his urinary organs
Mr.. ye.,s hs mother Who Who was % pssaiar kind woman
hes married.; Friday noon saw him" him again gain;
S: Sssy sss ys:
NOR. urine than on the pse,oo. night had taken it,
:s s ns
woaa !, see hin him ne,' day; day; hs looked and
b. sae said said
clergyman and obtains get over his sick.
as TINS wo
New York arrived home he should to him = said
-, TnrsE % Girl AryAfns nAxF A, TgnsED YOUR HrAp?'
w sSts r. as ess I'D
Ir,shwomen fool him he n ENGAGED 70 good GIL does
was some trouble @ between them; he made reply she
to me FOR IL. ana viii make ne $ d9ss not
~, J, sss NJ iss ,, s1%s
and am .ads 1d y ,s spf !. he T.
minds do before he marr,ed d. smd
arm ms glad to &c, them married and out OF my sgh
no, srris on, on The the ! scene until about quarter 10
that be ii Oy The ea Ms
found there and the thuss were of such TO
knife in .roat the xoa. 10 10
Been thrice the = aeS s
she Gas n ssras stabbed rss' shTSash he
mmeda.s death; there important injury;
SsG5 n
sEyrnAh souAnnLrs OVER THE GIRL.
Sed % aor nsrs had S.s Hssn
of Mr. Vets yesterday Afternoon ABOUT oaq % s house e
arriving on the premises found number of persons
dey to have and the Soass 81
lille .s p%.s ans 5
made few respiraors in the lungs put my fingers into
and and blood sOwSs rssg ~ tried II
sent Tor oee things 10 remain @ 70 ssa
were found going into the Kitchen found the lying in
those with ss si of q blood
Of dr. Newport e e s. ns
found deep wound on the night side Of throat
some Of the smaller arteries were also severed
SaSa shawl sfain Ss til. kept
wound the left side Of her neck there we're three
that run from the neck to the pine either
WAS to death ~ there other
marks and evidence Of struggle and marks of blood
resulted from pressure as be had clasped person
sheriff % RoeEnsnHavs You any doub. abou. the young
having killed his mother committed suicide
pos:ve Which I"e cannot isna eapsn:
Sn any theory The deatle; in ,h; case would IS win
,hs nature q his wounds. which were such that
in % .ne ssshen ps'I'9d and
ha, he si,erTsra went to the bedroom and srssed with
what Sun might Be- esp.iaeS sedtp ~
o. s. s.s2 par. tn, S
But some time must have elapsed as he had wrapped the
Sheriff RoGERs-Then you think it possible that might
by the Foreman Of the Jury, Don't ou think possible
mrdery II this had not been would there have
been more blood IN the , Kitchen Than @ there VAST
tie the shawl abou, his neck stop the now of blood What
s9sa se have in view tying the shawl his
The FonKMAN-wel, ! see no more mystery about tha,
DR. NnwroITsaeh an an &C. would indicate premeda.,on,
laid the bed and two which bad been
unhung from the nails on which them Friday
DR.. GAYLorp-The wounds upon the mother we're evil
upon him of peculiar character, dicnlt
to conceive Of the way tney were made The large one
but there dence to that effect is very dicui 10
even upon himself, except while in high state
Sheriff there doubt of those wounds being
made with that knifep
other, but u s singular wound to be made knife
Dr EEMroRT-The nature Of the woman's wounds leave
hacking and small wounds the back neck were also
done by knife
DR.. GAYLoRp--Yes, that fs The direction of the
wounds upon him are little singular and hand would
have turned I'm rather unnatural manner 10 Io ~
The CoRoNEE-Might II not have been with the eft
hand.
DR.. NEwroRT-The right hand In position iad,cat
ing that had held knife, while the lett straight
cbed out.
Dr. 6AyLoRp-The wounds upon her were evidently
made with the right hand.
Sheriff koeIRsls your opinion thai be wen, through
the parlory
Dr. GAYLORD Nc; think that probabilities are that
he opened the door leadna TO the Kitchen and over
the body of his mother. -fFN' 49,
THE DAUGHrfn'e STATEMENT
The FOBEMAN-l learn from the daughter Mrs R.br.nd
tnat she the frst To the bonse She old ~.
that her father called at her house In Centre stret
about haf.past ten O'Clock on Frisav mora
inc. She got him lunch and prepared herself TO ac.
company him 10 how Charlie was. Ills asancad
Miss Lizzie FRANZ, who was present. also rot ready 10
20 with them They got into the fathers and drove 10
the house. IL three when thew av.d
Mrs. Bahrand entered by the kitchen door and passed
through the paror and into Charles room She saw hyn
lying on the noo but did not perceive mother who WAS
covered with feather ned. She started back 10
notify the father and TO look Tor the ,n,har
Miss Franz, who right behind Mrs Bsnrana rsni
tptn slal lnisn tnat,