The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

WIZ WI, AND NEWARK, MAR
fl''IN'', ,,,,nrs AND wIFE-THE CASE
rrA.C cess -
.,,, n,sn,tch to'the Baltimore SUM-
rsrsrrs. Pa, July 2l,--further
Ni>7 '"S' ';,.,,,,st,nccs concerning the
,o,r'@'G> .o',n,inn Of w. & Hossi the mat
>iPi">,i N have been murdered IN TINS
'HWr,', William T.. Udderzook, OF bani-
''"l"' ~, constantly coming to light. Mr.
m",' smith has found that A. {. wilson,
>,'.a nl :. N. Walter, registered al the
q" u Wv, un,cl Philadelphia, on the 2Oth OF
|. !'l""., s-s and lcft on the 22d. wilson
Jan'', h;msrIC As from Memphis, Tenn,
''-,, VIE who is SUPPOSED 70 be Ndder-
&a' ' trn,,, wilmington. The hand*rit'rig
z',s, ~, y, ". :. t40S>. and 1t is known that,
.nrr Ica,nx Baltimore at the time tne nte
',,,rrI he went TO Memphis, leuh.'
k"rc M was sccreted until June, when, Us
N ...,,; y, came on to Philadelphia; from
. .s'., N, proceeded 10 Ccoperstowp, where
-, hn,rdrd until January, 1878, when he
,r,,rdrd 90 Newark, n. j.
WHAT YOUNG LADY KNOWS.
n,,,;nc his ,ciourn in the vicinity Of Phila-
f.IobIs ne frequently visited that city, ana
- hg, been found that he visited youns
.,sy there. who has been questioned, ana
.,,. tha, Wilson or Co.'s told her that ms
emo vas Alexander Campbell Wilson.
,,qnder Campbell is the first name OF a.
Cos the brother Of W. :. GoSS.
rHE SEALING AGAIN.
IN. y,unc lady further states that she re-
,n.n,rfrs the Scai-ring which ne wore. and
f.>r-ihs> il as the one worn by the muir
I..rrd man snd found in UdderZook's wagon.
-, sl,o describes GoSS perfectly.
MORE DISCOVERIES.
man in Philadelphia has been found
,6n IN. brsrd Wilson speak OF A. G. GoSS,
,rf IN, stem letter from 4. c. GoSS to A.
wilson. the envelope Of which was
..,r,r.d with 2 furniture monogram. A. G.
,,n,, works in Baltimore at Stevens's furni.
mr., >hop. \ man has been found to whom
&c. Wilson talked freely Of A. c.. Goss,
md said that he remained away from home
IN account Of lawsuit amounting to S2S,.
aln n which he was deeply interested.
IMPRESS RECEIPTS.
The AGENT Of the insurance companies
now has several express receipts of packages
IN, 10 \. Campbell GoSS from A. c. Wilson
wtii, stopping Al different points, and hopes
- their aid 10 upearth further important
m,., TOSS watch, said 10 have been
lf.,nel in The ire. has been traced to Ger.
I'm po,nt beyond doubt. The silver-leaf
-Ncrin. the face had GoSS's name on it, but
wa,t9yn III.
.LIXANDER CAMPBELL AND LADY.
tro>>. calling himself Alexander Camp
lrl, ha- been traced TO hotel in Philadel
mia. where he registered " Alexander Camp
LELAND lady" on the 22d Of June. He only
STAYED one night The lady Is described as
rather miidIe.aged He is traced thence tc
another hotel in Philadelphia on the oath
warrr BIZ registered as NJ. a. Wilson.
DISCOVERIES IL NEWARK, j.
Mr. {. u. Pennvpacker went to Newark
Y. j., Yesterday morning, and there found
u. clearinghouse of the supposed Goss
together with more Of his clothing and seve
mi very important letters, and found that the
man believed to be GosS was at Newark from
The J., Of December, 1872, TO about the 20tt
Of Juue, 1913. or from the time he left Coop
sr>lown 10 within ten days of bis arrival in
,lcnueryille.
OTHER MOVEMENTS. go.
These ten days were spent In Philadelphia
aud elsewhere, and can he accounted for
Thus it is believed all of GosS's movements
haye been traced from his disappearance tt
IrnncryiIIe. Constable Miles started this
evening for PenniugtouviIle 10 arrest
Rhodes and wife. The trunk of Goss is
traced to have been carried to Baltimore by
UddcrZook. Udderzook's mother saw him
today. His father will not see him, and
says that if he is a murderer he must hang
The prisoner is very nervous.
UDDLRzooS AND HIS MOTHER.
At the interview between Undertook and
his mother. Undertook was perfectly calm
having evidently neryed himself for the
scene. Mrs. Undertook broke down com.
pieieIy, and is now in great distress. She Is
,tlying at the house of Mr.. Smith, coroner
at West Chester. Undertook has heard
scarcely any Of the evidence, but is con.
-tantly inquiring about the proofs. He is
anxious about the identity of the corpse
His father, who bears q rather bad reputa.
ton in his vicinity, says that rs the majority
Of The people think he is guilty he will not
II.
10 have anything whatever to do with him.
No COMMUNICATIONS whatever is allowed with
tdderzook, and he says that certain news
paper has treated him dishonorably, and that
Acintends to have no more to say to report
cr>. He is anxious to secure the services OF
Baltimore lawyer. 5irs. Undertook has
Only heard part of the testimony, but she
vii! not say whether she believes her son to
be guilty or not. She acknowledges that
sue Was at Davis Mullins, but says positively
that she did not see Goss nor man named
wilson there, and that she has no knowl-
"dge Of his being there.
lHE CoOPERsTowN FAMILY AND THEIR GUEST
Mr. and Mrs. Mullin aud their daughter
Aunie live in Cooperstown, in small two
story stone house, on the main road from
tooperstown to Athensville. They are plain
country people, and were very ready ano
Straightforward in their answers to your
correspondent. They gave me full and
minute description of A. G. Wilson, which
corresponds exactly with that of W. S. Goss
and related many incidents which 20 Ia
prove his identity. Mr.. Mullin told me that
Wilson was intoxicated several times during
BIS stay at his house, but to no great degree
he had great mechanical turn, and trained
creeper up over the treliis of the front
r"ich 80 Is 10 make all the letters of his as.
>'Iin"d lame. A. e. Wilson. He also in
vented great many mechanical toys for
chl!dr"n, Of whom be was very fond. he
took delight in playing with the children of q
nelShbor, and seemed perfectly happy with
'hem. He always avoided society, and
occupied his room, which is in the Sc
gond story front three-fourths of his time.
HE room is furnished very neatly; found
IN tia palm-lear fan, upon which was writ
len in yoct.colored ink: "For President of
'he United States. u. S: Grant. For Vice.
President, Henry Wilson. For Secretary OF
"" Treasury, y. c. Wilson, of Memphis,
Tenn, and the name of Junius Brutus Crab
APPLE lie told Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin that