Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
From the Baltimore News of Tuesday. '."a baa -
Important Arrest,
the 0HEsTER covNTTfRAoEDT
taFtling DeveIOpements.


~ ms morning SherifGn of Chester county
discovered that the same manrwns y an 9ynIouod ioo
~ ~ Ene planning mill Of Otto Duker q Co. Cor
UI canton Avenue and President street Al
4TI PasG eight O'Clock this morning ha forind
'-,oC UoueTzook at work, and arrested him. He
th Mas IaKen TO the middle station, and whilst on
Ine way there he denied having committed
murder, but admitted that he had taken The
party out driving in the carriage from .Jen.
nerSVllle as alleged, but said that the man ho 4
Iei 5eiG MN at one OF the towns near bv. Sheriff
Glil y accompanied by DetectiveCr CrOne called on
UveIrTL o ", lr'' Mnyte, and procured warrant TO
ia naVe Ouoerzo0k taken to West Chester. He
Is to start with his prisoner this aftsTnoon lac 40
Inerln Glll says that In Udderzook's -noclset
thlS morning, was found bill and receint for
sne repairs OF the carriage, that he had driven
Uut WIN tne unknown man. U,lderzOok saws
he goC acquainted with the murdered man
Baltimore. 'A"'AS HVing iIOlh
Udderzook was born in Chester county. Tie
from his wife. "''i' 'eP"i"'eu
Sheriff Gill says he has known Udderzoolr
since he was little boy, and recognizes The
prisoner In the station house. Udderzook saws
ne lived on Conway Street. and had wife and
child he asked he Sheriff TO get him some
OF ms clothes before the would take him from,
me % CITY. 1hls the Sheriff started to do and the
the house. - VI
1t appears that Undertook was one of tho
witnesses in the Goss Insurance case tried in t5e
United States Court Of this city last month
1hls gives rise to a suspicion that he perhana
iGnay nave also murdered Goss and burned tbe
mouse lor the sake Of getting his money.
Qaderaook was the brother-in.Iaw Of Gosa
tney having married sisters He has lived n
baltimore for number of years past. and wonId
frequently visit his parents living in Chester
IL was during one of these visits that the murder
Is supposed TO have occurred.
He Is man from 80 to 35 years Of age feet
~ inches In height, and mas red or sandy hair
>. The search oflhe house by the officers did not
themurder. His wife visited the nT;soner =,
the station house, and ia in terrible disires. os
mlnd ever the Charge against her husband
pddeFzook had read the report of tine mnr-
der to his wife from the morning papers ne-
tecuve Crone sent officer Greentree to the, nouse
on conway street as soon as he had learne, from
Sheriff Gill the object of his mission and officer
carroll was accompanied by Sheriff Gill when
he arrested Undertook at the plainingmill. :
Whilst udderzook was in the cell at the STA
ton house, strict orders we're issued that no
officer or any one else should have any conlp1un-
ication with him with the exeepti6h Of M wi6.
The prisoner seems to be perfectly self-possesed.
and is not disposed to be Communicates in
regard TO the murder.
QddeTzook came 10 thiscity about tbebe1ibnion
OF the war, and worked at his trade as an edge-
tool maker. and is said TO be very expert in
making the knives for wood moulding machine
which accounts for hisemployment IN a blaming
mill: He was appointed policeman of the Soutbs
ern err District, underth administration Of NJ Messrs
nlndes !a:li ana Wood, and was a republican pol
ltlclan OF the most violent Percussion, and has
Ward Republican meetings, = -