, 1873-06-07
2THE 'WALWoRrH HORROR,
NloctAnE 13ctyvGcn NIotIlcr md Non.-
Charles O,Conor UIosetcl with tho
K0unE' AgEnssin~--Nuturo OF tho
WHunNk.

"1As18 V'OonOf Ol0Hetcu with tho
Young, ,Assnssi1t~--Nuturo OF tho
Wounds.
fTone The Ne.' Tori Tribune, Junc 2s.
nfsnana,i H. r. Maiworth, aon and murderer Of
tho To, = p,,snn ,M.,wor s|ep. Y cell M q Of
q q tho murder. Tho prieon-koepors looked into
.ao eo1 every few moments to guard against any
attempt 9t eolf-destructlon, but only 10 500 tho
prisoner aloeping quietly in Ills bod. Awaiting
oral hours on tho bod.si'io, and having isaid tat
ho did not wiBh to talk with any ono was loft
olono for several hours In his solitude. Qhnrloa
o'Conor ontorod tho prison soon nftor q. M,
by t1b boy, with whom lie oonvorHod for over Nh
hour. It Is assortod TINT Mr.. O'Conor will bo
ono OF tho council for tho dofcnne. He loft tho
cell about 10 O'clock and had scarcely passed.
gut q tho shndow Of tho rrison walls before
Mru. Walworth, tho mothor Of tho prisoner, ar
rlvol In carriage bofore tho gloomy dpors.
Travelling by tho night train from Saratoga, sho
reached this city only m hour boforo ler arriyal
Mrs. Walworth was dfssscd entirely in black.
Bho is o woman above tho ordinary height,
whoao hnoly-out foaturos, thon palo from In
tonso grief, gavo tokeu In tho oloselyHet lips Of
vo1o Judge BARBOUR and o1.Dist,sos-Attornoy DiA aS;
0arvin. The prison WarionB escorted Mrs.
Walworth TO-, n furnished room in tho
outer part Of tho prison, aud then lcd out hcr
Ills mother sprung toward him, aud, olasphg
hor arma around Ills nook, Bobbod with griof.
Tho aon was greatly afflicted by hfs mothor's
Rorrow, and for sovoral nomontB WAS powor1asH
to Ills eyes, aud he vas unable to speak. Ho
finally mastered his emotion, anl addressed to
his mother words OF love, sympathy, and alice,
<ion. Tho two thon BAT down and oonvorsed
together for over IN hour. At tho cnd Of this
conversation with hia mother, Judge Barbour
md Mr. Garvin began talking TO Frnnk rolativo
to his dotonso. and wore III consultation With
him for, two hours. Mrs. WalSorth and her
taken back to his coli. L. During tue W afternoon h ho
was visited by Hovoral cousins, with whom ho
chatted for a long time. In regard to
tho dofcnao to bo adopted, tho prisoners
torminod upon. Acting undor tho advice Of hs
council, tho prisoner declined Yesterday to glyo
information to tho reporter Of tho pross rospcct-
ding the oircumatancoa which lod to tho murder.
Tho inquest viii be hold on Friday next, Mllon
. disclosed.
TIE roaT-MonTEM ExAat1NAT1oN.
:, An autopsy was performed on the body Of the
:3oceaaoa At IL q nj yestss9ay, at an undorta.o5s
4, aaaisted by Dr. Phillip 0'Hanlon, OF tho Health
'*Departmont, and othera. During its progroas
tho surgeons Expressed groat admiration Of tho
symmetrical physique. Of tho decoaBod, who
WAS found to 1avo been foot 814 Inches
IN hoight and about 100 pounds in Noight.
Despite tho statement Of the. par1ioido that he
discharged only threo shots from hia revolver,
four bullet wounds wore discovered by DR..
Mlnrsh, which corresponds with tho number Of
sBhots found to havo boon discharged from tho
.dored to tho Sergeant Of Police at tho Thirtioth
:Etroot staton-HouBo. Tho following Ia Bynop-
Els Of the official report Of tho autopsy:
A pfstol.shot wound, quarter of an inch In d.
right urm about four inches below tho shoulder.
The bul1ct, which had shattered tho principal
bone Of the arm exclusively, was found imbod-
tiod IN the bicops muscles: a similar wound
eoH 9 sho aS om9ss 5sh sna s1 Of nS tho fse s s
distance in 'front.' '' Of "t tho ear @ Tho 4ecl' s2ia
'su1rouuding tho wound was b1ackenod for a
distance Of two Inches and filed with burnt
powder. The bullet was found to have fractured
both the upper and lower jawboncs, and to havo
lodged In the innor muscular tissue OF tho oppo-
eite side Of the face, near tho temple, to which
position It had paaaod withoutinturing the brain.
ha its extraction could not have been accom-
Plishcd without great Disagreement Of tho face
bf tho docoaaed, it .yas not removed. a wound
tof the Same external dimension was found two
dnches below tho loft collar-bono and throo and
-aounded with black and Blue discolorat,on OF
kho skin, os from bruiso. Tho bullet was
Found to hayo ohterod betweon the second and
lobo Of the loft lung, to ehnyo t@beddod itsolf
~hetw two OF tho dorHal vortabrn OF tho spi-
nal, column, from which 1t was extracted. Tho
loft cavity OF tho chest was full of auid and
clotted blood from this wound. fourth pistol
/, shot wound, one-lalf Of an inch in diamoter
: was found about six inches below tho right col
t1ar-bono and ono and ono-half inches to tic right
from tho contro Of tho chest. Tho bullet was
found to havo struck and fractured the sixth rib,
ant. glanoing, to have passed along tho outer
a,rfaco Of the rib and lodged in tho external
muscular tissue four and throo-fonrth inches to
4ho right OF the point Of ontranco. Al Of tho
:; internal organs were examined, and found to bo
ontiroly free from disease. Death YRS the ro-
Rult OF nervous shock, accompanied by rapid in
:te1nRl hornorrhago from tho wound OF the left
side Of the chest
All Of tho bullets woro round and about thsoo-
e4ghthB Of M inch in diameter. Thoy wero found
dissection OF the upper part Of tho body: Two
hours wore occupied in tho performance Of tho
autopsy. Dr.. Marsh, as we'll AZ tho othor sur
Roona present, thought that the robust conatitu-
tion Of the deceaHod would hayo insured lila ro-
covery under prompt and proper surgical treat
ment, from all tho wounds oIcopt that Of tho
left atde of the chest, which was Of nature
necessarily fatal. Had no recovered, however,
tho amputation of tho wounded arm ut tho
Bhou1der-joint would have been necessary.
What MIR. NEAnaficld Tracy Wall
1vortla's Friends Sny.
From. the Ftu York Sun, .Jttue6.
a Sun reporter who yesterday viaitod aud con-
ytersod with aovornl friends and acquantances Of
the murdered author and novelist, Mansfield
Tracy Walworth learned aomo facts connected
with the history and hnbitB OF tho victim .of &
parricido's fury, which throw aome light on
dark md torriblo story, and roctihoa some mis-
statements made in tho biographical skotc1os OF
tho author printed in some Of tho newspapers
yesterday.
Tho Office Of the Home Journal was tho first
place at which tho reporter called. Mr. Morris
Phillips. managing, editor, spoho freely with