The sun., 1873-11-10
was once visited bv them. WHOM he lcft Now
ark he said ho was going to Philadelphia 10 ect

was once visited bv them. WHOM b." lcft Vow
srk he said ho was going to Philadelphia 10 eet
Goss nrprSd 10 MS DEATH
on the soth Of June last Uddcrook, accom-
pant q hy 90 who ~ unknown lu the hrlAh-
no.d. ann WI, W.1 o. h%tUho
e. supposed tu have been W. = t'uss. atas \. Z.
Wilson, arrived 80 JCnucNil.', li' ana p IIleu
native OF Chester county, whore ii. brother now
resides. Iort TINS tunn at the L"t.l ,he neNt
hrothcr-iu-l Nv. one samuel Hhoic', hetuInihs
with horse and buggy. hired a. Pennington.
Yllothr two drove away tnseti & rct &M,rm ANY @
scou hv "a man at Gildilan's tan ward. one n lie
and hair beyond r.nningtonvtlc, driving ri-
surely. " li.i1 u. VI. dderzook teturucd the
hurg, to it- owner in Peuningtouvillr. but IN
somewhat damaged condition. The on cloth had
been torn from the door uf the vehicle. and wis
mt4.inr together with two blankets. for which
tn Inc blood stains were discovered, and the
!" W H.. H. 9ud p,U i'y'",, the cushion and handed
over to his employer, n seal ring and a bone
stud. The ring has been identified as one worn
I'm the po.sr-,ion uf \ G.. wilson. the stranger
who r0do out with dder4o"k' ana was seen no
1ur CORPSE rN TUE WOODS
On the llth Of july the remains Of man were
found buried IN awood near the Newport PIKE,
ai,,ut hnIf w,t between CocnransVillc and PEN
ninrtouNillc, which are about SIX miles apart,
The birds ot the air we're thr means 81 ul'clus-
in the muidcrers secret. No'rlnE the lows Dr2ws
IL a second time MIR. Gaiuor l. Moore was III
duccd to enter the woods and found what APP
pcircd To he the body of a man lie went to the
iousc of : Muei Rhodcs. and told what he had
So %. and that afternoon the Two men ulslhtcr.
rcd the remains The body had been stripped Of
clDtuiuE, save shoes and stockings. II bore
three stubs, the throat was cut. ana bloody
shirt WA found beside II. The les, when had
been cut of at the hip joints. and tue arms.
which mad been discovered ut the shoulders,
were buried = short distance from the trunk.
Tho clothing. with the exception OF that men
toned. had been burned near 10y, only lew
charrcd fragments remaining. An inquest Va,
held and res ulted IN a verdict against W L. I d.
dcrkook, who WAS soon az fcrwnfn arrested IN lIt-
timore at the planning mill II OTTO Duker n o.,
where he was cmploycd. and lodged IN the jail
at this place To- await his trial Later the arrest
Of \. G. Goss took place in Baltimore on a
Uddcr1ouk to dcfraud the insurance companies
of s.i,Uuo. Thc remains were fully idcnuned as
those OF ". :. Go~s.
THE MOTIVE OF TnE CRIME
was doubtless fear lest the conspiracy should be
dt-rloscd u, some act Of GOSs. AnOnN NlnOus in
timations had been sent to the insurance COM
puny from Canada, just before the late trial, of
G0ss caused great deal OF trouble by his move
mcnts. with Goss really dead that danger
would he over. and eventually the money mlght
be obtained i.Om the insurance cumpanics.
In b'haif 30 the accused II must be- sad th1t
his conduct when arrested was, and has been
Ihetc WrrO no evidences - CUNT brought TO ll-hi
"a a. arch of hls residence ia Baltimore. Ills
behavior iu prison has been such as to win the
[ COMMUNICATION Of las rustudians. lie hil had Il
nnement. aud has manifested no depression of
spirits. but on the contrary has confidently
/ looked forward to establishing his Innocence OF
the crime with which he 10 charged.