Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
THE U9BSRzeoE TnIAL,

THE CLOSING Tes1IM0AY-OPHNINa ARdU |
MsNTs BY TaR coUNssh VoR THE DEFENcE.
WEST CHEsrLR, Pa, November 6.-The
iTst witness was David Arden, recalled BY the
defence, who testified that Goss' mustache
covered his mOnth so that he GOuld not see his
teeth, ,.,. ,.t..t.t st.
Mrs. sarah Arden, mother Of Mr. Cos, who
testified yesterday, said that she saw thsTemains
brought home after the ERE in the Baltimore
shop. Oa cross-exhminatiOn she said that eoss
had not good teeth, but that she never noticed
them ParticulaFly.
Elizabeth Miller, with whom Mrs. UddeEzook
liveda h the time Of the alleged murder, testi-
fed uaat William UdderzoOk came TO see his
mother on the evening Of the 1st Of July, and
during bis visit changed bis shirt, for one OF
Mr.. Millers shirts, and that she saw nothing
unusual abQys his shiR Os Psh'S sresPt tbprs
they we're dirty. A''Fs W W. !.
Robert A. Young, John Townsend, Samuel
MyeTs and RittenhOnss Myers, teaiiked 10 hear
ing the veracity Of Salnnel Rhodes questioned,
especially after his sIatenent in this case was
made public. .L1
AVdFsu ShellaIy, David Mullen and ]. w.
Rntlar testified 20 tbs good characteF OF Uddsr-
zook IL various epOehs Of bis life.
The commonwealth closed ut five minutes
before IL O'clock, and the eommonWeslth and
defence announced thst they would each make
but one speech
M. Perdue opened for the defence. lie had
hOpad the commonwealth WOGld have opened
The case. In addressing the Jury he urged upOI
Them the necessity Of the gFavesl consideration
of every point Of evidence. He then FeViewes
The evidence Of the finding Of the body by Gai
ner 4, Moore, aud considered his conduct IL
connection there with remarkable in that b
should be attracted By congregation 0t hnE
yards. which Is an eYAryday occurrence.
He next reVisaed the history and testimony
connecting the anils Of Mm. w s. GOss agains
the insurance companies in BallimOre With thl
case and claimed thai the commonwealth iAlle'
10 show any connection between the casea -
had Il established the identify Of W, ), Cos
with Wilson, OF Wilson with the remains fosin
AT pmninotOnVille. .-l'fi
Tho e0lsrt then adjourned NATL II, II.
The court FeOpened a. r. n, and Mr.. Perau
eoncinaad his argument for the defsnees eo1nln
down vevV hard On Mrs. TOOnds and all NeWaF
wltnbsssa, who he thought testified too mneh 81
then dld not tsll halfthaY Walied TO. he sPoA
Mr. Wayna IGAcVeagh, for the delsnce. 70
lowed Ha said he found aFTAyed here tour u
suranoe eompolleas sthecpmRonVeAlth = fenl
sylvAnia, detectives, the public pres" ana u
treasury Of thla copnty, all against one poor ~
vii Hand a. 80 lie fguest ~ A4f +,
amhlA r0oni foF tie wituesses to be niiseaken
Ihe aenliky hlah6 haAaEnIlAg and ulany 9th
things which had been sworn " nefe. ~ Wgsb
natnral tAas d man shohld Insure his Mo ana ea
nv The policy three years beiorc executing p9
Dosa q nWIndle the company. Not one o. NE !
snraliee policies was drawn In UddeTnook tays
anir - iuldance has been given that one cenz
the moneY Was ever u DO used for his adyAntas
he reviewed UddeSzO0k'6 3 movOuAeats, and 90
he took the best possible means 70 Psoclai
evsrVwheFe who and where be was. Adjourn
tilI ) A. NJ. tomorrow.
The decsIOns about speeches In the uddelEo
case were changed, and Macveag Will eonels
In the morning, after which Mr. Wanger
speak for the commonwealth ono fAe tVNh
charge WilIionoN.