The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-24

were seen together by MIR, wallace, who
had recognized Undertook at the hotel, but
no one else. About 10 o'clock cries of
"Oh" "Oh!" were heard by John Hurley,
who was watching cattle about half mile
from the place where the body was after
found who know anything of the occur
RANGES of the ride, except as they are shown
by circumstantial evidence.
AT IL 40 the same night Undertook re-
turned TO the livery stable, and delivered
the buggy to the hostler. Ills clothes were
very much soilcd, and the buggy was badly
broken and stained with blood. The bow
irons on the left side of the buggy were
broken, and the left side of the dash board
was out of shape. Blood was found on the
bottom of the buggy and on the dash board.
Two blankets and an oilcloth were also mis-
sing. This damage was Immediately dis
covered, and Undertook told some story
which satisfied the stableman, and on pre-
sentation of bill for damages, Undertook
paid it and took receipt.
AccUMuLArivE EVIDENCE.
The mex morning bone shirt stud and a
gold ring with seal of bloodstonc were
found between the cushions and seat. The
| ring has been identified as that of Goss by
obovc es having identified the bodv' and
| tho landlords son in .Jennerville testifes
| that II resembles one worn nv tho man who
was with ITdderzook Mt his fathers hotel.
Rhodes also says that Undertook told him
that the stranger of whom they talked wore
ring with set in it.
Affer leaving the livery stable J-dderzoo,s
was not seen till 0 O'Clock the next morning
when bc was met ncar .Jenncryillc Nv Mr.
JefIeris. the landlord. and in renlv IN his
question. said that he had left his mariner
MT Parkesmrp. n railroad station severa
miles off tho road from .Jcnneryille to Pom.
ninutonyille. This Jrdderzook now denies.
saving that ho loft him at Cocbranville. n
smali villao. between Jennersvillo and the
nlace where Wallace saw thc two men To-
rcthcr. When ibis meeting took Mace lid.
derzook was IN his wav 70 his mothers
house. whore no remained ovcr nipht and
then returned 10 Baltimore. His mother
saws that while bc was Mt her house she
washed some clothes for him and cleaned
his pantaloons. which w re- very dirty.
Goss's BODY FOUND.
On the 11tb inst. n number of buzzard,
werc SUCH near inc "oous nehtiohcu, anC
the cause. He found the head and body O.
a man partially buried. The arms and leg,
were found buried near by. The throa
was cut, and there were three stab wounds
in the right side. The clothing. exccpt tn,
shoes and stockings, had been all removed
and the remains of a fire were found nea,
by, in which were sufficient traces 10 show
that the clothing and one of the MISSING
blankets had been burned in il. This bod,
was identified as that of Goss. and the Cor
killed Iv William T. IrJdorvooL IrJdor
zook was arrested in Raltimorc an ,ho XXI
nv Detective Thomas Carrnn "a ho ,,,as ,,o
inc 70 work in tho nian;na Mil ~ M"ss 81
Otto Dnker & CO iJc seemed nortecti,
cnoI and confdont ~ ano,;,tai ~, d., ~:
il is said fiat Ills NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.
wav MS he learns of thc evidence th,t;s or
cumulatinr against him. lie is about a
yoars niJ and has a ,r;f, and ,hroo ',,;i
Iron lis cn,nlovors AMI ,nn.t ~ liz Cal
law Iaborcrs refuse r. hol;cvc ho il n";itv
as hc has al,says horno a rnoJ ,h,racsor e,
sohr;otv and honoSt, ne ono nf ,i,o ,,,,r,,
mon uarod DonInor sa,,s t,'a. ,,o Wv so,, ~,
ucrzook, just Delorc MS departure Tor rem
sHARrEN BUTCHER KNIFE
,r.,vo ;rohos ,orn ,r;,,, ,J,1o -, ;.,,,
and n hale ,y;do ,y,,;c,, iootod as :, mo,,
IrJdoryooL il .n admo.t'nI ,, "J NV" w ;
said :, be verv exnort in ,nal;nr Ln,' a g.
WOOD n,orlI;r, ,,,aoi,;ras oar,,;s 80 ',.o.. co.
wool ,vhor ., ,r"rh H. s s wv, T-
noI;coman ~ tho Son,born n;s.r;o. 90 =,
t;moro and was "o ~;oinut noI;,;o;a VI , naa
secretary Of thc Sixtcenth Ward R"mnb LEA
ASSOCIATION. lie Is man OF large frame
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