National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01


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lime st,er ,he dea,h Wa a,scnysred there was
,onna az, q ,aIia Il, ~" I,,shnn MAJ yyherc ihe
IecSased iav a I,tiie nspcr bag containing cakea.
a iittIe wine In n tntpIler AMI Two apples Ibe
wine viii he examined 10 ascertain Whether il
contained poison' shortly after the death was
discovered p JSsn e6G,, was called ~ and
scratch and an indentatlon Of the nesh, as II from
A blow or brulsc. This was slightly discolored.
but It subsequently entirely disappeared, and
Thc body Oh the licensed was found lying on
the back, the head rather inclined upon the left
side, and The feet ia The doorway to lie kliebep'
The marx on the Jaw, the Doctor says, may have
hecn inade Dy DoW, or may have resulted from
falling.
TIE HOUSE,
The locality OF this tragedy was n small house
on Mulllken street. There IA q front parlOr with
a door on the street, and adjoining the house Is
an alley that has gate opening into the yard In
the rear. Back OF the par!or Ia sitting. room,
from which stairway leads to the second story,
and back OF this sitting-room Ia the kitchen.
IL was at the door between the sittlng-room
anu Kitchen that the deceased was found; the
kitchen has door opening into q very small
yard, and At the rear OF the yard isa chicken
house and stable; from the stable gate opens
into the alley; when the deceased was found the
front alley gate was fastened, and the rear one
from the stable was open.
THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
MI. Lampley seldom leaves home at night, but
was invited TO go TO the theatre with his
daughter, MIS-, John English, and her husband.
Before ne left be went to lager beer saloon In
tne neiHhooihooi AMI told his son to go home to
Inc son SAYS ne did so about $ O'Clock, and
men ne as.el ner y ne might go out again, and
'ne consented, and he returned to the beer sa-
ION anu Ieinalned until $3.50 O'Clock or later:
men ne went nome; found the front gate fas-
eneu; suspected his mother had fastened II aud
omen, sns, wn, souna 70 me alley gate; found
|, wen, suspecteu some one had got In TO steal
,nichcnE went TOT onceis, returned with them;
ound MS mother dead; went upstairs; found
nat cupboard had been broken open; saw that
trunk had also been broken open, and at once
declared that the money Of his father In the
The Officers made similar statements. The old
nan says there was Ia the trunk 4 little nina
boz, containing $1,000 in $40. so and % notes,
made up In nifty rolls. There was also in Ii taO0
n gold. The son found the gold In The box, as
y y had been overlooked. The $1,000 was taken