, 1873-12-15
Triple lurder in rEost0n-A Husband
4ka3zs nH.s Wifo, Ikin Dunrz1tor, nnu



E11nlEclfs
boston ti<e. 11> Dspasch to The Ste l'ork Acrafd.
One OF tho most terrible tragedies ever brought
to light agitates Now England to-day THO Kim
bali family consisted Of George U. Kinabatl, his
wifo, and lis Rtep-daughter, the ttaltghtor Of
Mra, Kimball by q formor husband. Thes roaid-
cd and Kept boafdcrs In mOdest-appearing
house on the corner OF Park aud Common
streets, Charlestown. 1t seemed that Mr. Kim-
ball arose at bis Usual hour IN the morning. and,
as was his custom, proceeded upstairs aGout .
o'clock to arouse lho boardcrs. Up to tins timo
no uoi6o Ind fcen heard III the houHe, and per-
Sous who must have been passing whilo tho ter
riblo decds woro bcing committed neithor heard
nor sun anything to attract their nttoution. At
t c timo he called tue boardcrs ono OF them re-
markod TINT he thought ho would lay . while
lousor, to which Mr. Kilnball replied, :" You had
better como dowu HON."
down together. aud, as they stepped to the door
OF the parlor, they discovered Mr. Kimbafl stand
ing in the sttting-room beyond, of Of which his
chamber opened. Il, his night-drosB, and with
was streaming. whilo IL his hand he Lold an
opon razor. Mr. Kimball, ON seeing hia board
ers, motioned for them With the razor to keep
buck, and not caring to attempt to d,sarm him,
tho police. tn short time Officers Green,
Webb, aud Pearson. wero found, and the five
quickly returned to tho house. On entering Tie
sittlnE-roo1n horrible sight met their gaze.
Upon tho floor. in pool Of blood, lay tho un-
fortunate man.. He was not doad for as Officer
Pearson stopped up to him ho attempted to got
up, at tho sumo time cxclaimtng, Dunn You,
got out Of here. or I will cut YOU tno!" lle
then fol- buck, weak from tho 1oss og blood.
Officers Pearson aud Webb Attempted to Btaancl,
tho flow Of blood, but oit4or ono Of tho three
cusa would lsnvo proved fatal and In five minutes
after tho officers arrived lie was dcad.
ou en:eeing, tho aitt!ng-room tho officers
noticed TINT Mrs. Kimball VAS still in bed, mp
tE 6SJn 1,41 f%,,o tiok, 81,
was found to be doal. There woro no marHs
about her person to show in what mauuer she
Ind been murdered, oxcept Hlislt discoloration
about tho tllroat. From this it ID supposed that
uatulnl position, with the Lautls crossed upon
the breass, and tle orderly appearance OF tho
bcdclotllcs showed that tho murderer Bprang
upon hor while Hho WAS in q sound sleep, and
tint nlle died with searcey Hruggle. a hand
kerchlef covered with boodRtaiug vas found by
the bedside, which had evidently boon uscd to
gag hor md pteveat her cutlery.
Search was then made for the daughter, q
young woman Of about II years, and oil opening
tho door to her bedroom, worry small apartment
opening out OF the parlor. another horrible sight
met tho oieers' gaze, which causo, tho stoutest
heart among thom to quail. The body. Of tue
girl WAS found lying across tho bed with hor
Throat cut flo.n Cur 10 ear, tho head being nearly
aovorod frum tic body. From the appearance Of
tile bol il III thought that sl,n waa awakoned be-
folo The deed wns accomplished, aud struggled 10
savo her lite, but without avail. This completed
sho ,n,,1arar IN TAXA tha iire r. r,a Wal
arn A'>'oA ~ ~'"o '"' ''Ao VI A"s - So7 ooAA"
;iha of1cora oftor ,oaro;no ~ t,o oxta,+ =, ,,o
tragedy seut for Coroucr Bradford. and upon his
nantre.tnbio wcro haea to III liz sshie ,tiv, suo
o1uo ~ lin 9voo ,fYair ria snri,,s J.; ~" + =.
~ ttc nnst ;,nnortant ,oio VIII, ,.aa mupy
,,no, ne"a ~ a,tor nano o''d nata;,'a' '
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Tn,a trouhet saa Al, dim nv nn,v ts,,nu hsr so,no
tm .hn wns s or ss alu @ s W overy