, 1874-03-25

o4A5 HAtH bBllk HH11 lIA1E HD0 CtV0t
Which wero open, aud soomod to bog for moroy.
Tho mohe!'a bosom was oxposcd, md close to
y Rhe hold tho bnbo. Doth looked Ut IT
they haI sunk Ia sweet aloep ard ncvorr
10y l'ttlo Charles, Whose hoaa waa ntso crushed
In. aud whose tonttros wero not t., 10 aeon l'e-
causo Of tho blood and brniaos which dsiignred
Ills llttia fAeo. Tho mntllor lad donp gaai, In
tho thruat, but tho children woro killed by n
single blow cach. Little Auna. IN fact, could
not lave boon atr,sok with an NJ or hatchot. but
rather with club. Thero thoy lay, all huddlsd
up. together, as t1oy had Conc to rost. aud God
only knows whether thoy over awoko 10 rec tho
weapon iniacd aboso their hcndB. nhd T. they
did whether tlloy only luolied onco, and tlon all
MAS over.
THE DISCOVERY OF TIE MURDER
wna made by All honest and ~ell-to-slo farmer
who lives about GOO yards from tho ste1tzcr!es|c
dor mid old nnn Stoltzoricdo llad mado Lar
eain about certain amount OF potnto.soeo On
tho day previous TO the murder. ATr. Snyder
called Into TN tho following evening. about 9
quiet about tho houso. Ho stopped upon tho
or.li. orcnod the door, aud saw tho body Of
Flitz lying On tho floor. Lie waH horritltd,
frightened. md know scarcoy what to do. Ho
lett tho 1'laco and called upon one or two nofgh-
bors, but oil Of them woro sl,y about ontering
tho house. At last Esquire Thomas cArno along,
aid tl,cy informed hin. Of tile affair, but ho
would not ut first bclicvo then. They told him
that they wore really Bpoaking Tho trush and he
took thor word. All thlse Of tlcnl eutorel md
behold tho biKht spoken Of above. They then
won't to Ccnoiville, mud Boon 1t sproad like Wild
FIRE. Titore arc number OF lumorB flying
around the country III regard to tho poraonB pus-
p:ctod OF Icing Implicated In tho crime. A.
YOUNG mill named Fred Donllz married d Bfstor
or the murdered woman in st.. Lotus eight yoars
ago. It aeosns TINT tho former las Leon con-
aiIerably indebted for money loancd by
Fritz and bis father. aud that several oicn1tics
Iayo sprung up hesween tho parties on this ae.
count. FrId. Doo4z docs not bear tho cicancst
character in the world, among tic Germans III
the noigAborllood. and as these troubles l1nro re-
kulted III words Which wore ca oulatod to oud in
bowb, The poople naturally fclu like placing
SUSPICIOUS GLANCE UPON FRED.
Yesterday morning ho was informed twice Of
tho fact lint his ioatlves aud hls wife's rcla-
tiyeB bad been murdered. lie pleaded sick and
sud that uusler no circumstances could he loOx
upon dehd tnnn. Tito Sheriff Of tho county
called upon Inn, and told alr. Dooltz tuat, aB ho
and his wifo wore tho only living members Of tho
family, 1t wss nothing more iIau their duty TO
60 to lilo houBo and attdnd to maltors. Fred.
snid lie waa lame, lnd could not 60. Ho wne
ahkod by the Sheslff II ho woula't ride down.
Ho consented to rido but said he would
not loo9 at tho murdered pcople. Fred, Doeltz
arrived OIL tho ground, and ho was the
most wrcschcd- docking man that probably esor
steEncd outside d lunatto asylum. His hmbs
knocked together, md his wl,olo franc aeenled
and these nlancuvrcs, together with the rumorB
existing, placed Fred in an nonYiablo light. Uo
did not have q ftiond among tho 800 persons
who had gatIecd by Tho ti.io he arrived. Ho
was questioned, examined, and croas-oxnmined.
His clothes ~oro ycru;inizcd, lls bootB wcra q
subject OF much comment, hts oyoiy movement
botokcncd something TO tho excited crowd, and
not ono among them followed him Innocent.
"Mr. Sheriff." asked the reporter, "wl,at ia
your belief as rogardB the mnnncr III which tile
murdola were commltlcd?"
Jim Hughes answered ut Is my honest be-
liof TINT The crime wPs .
COMMITTED ny ONE MAN, .....-
and that that one tlhn completed his work inside
OF ten minutoH, think lie ontorctt the hol1s Q, in
eome way 10 mo unknown. mud k.i'eu tho mother
and her children tilnt. One blow IVES sufficient
to kill her. because If it we're nut she would hnvc
moved Ill ped, or changed hcr position in Bomc
struck, with tho baby pressed closely to lor
breast. Tic man sed Nh TX Or a heavy bntcllot.
Wheu he Ind dtspat ched the mother and little
Ones or before le had rot through, bolioye
appearances, w1s lying on tic lounge thero. was
aroused ffoa his sleep. lie must have fought
for lia life, for you Hee ho has ctangod his posi-
tlon on the floor once or twice. The noise awolso
tho od man III tho next room, aud. NJ l.e opened
tho door, he was struck on the forehead aud
knoeheh down; then his throat was cut. Tho
whole thing NuH done 30 quick that there WIS no
chance fur my Of iLo family to escape or giyo an
Nlnrm. Tile mllT 6f 1yDB CertnntY committed bY
eome one WHO did not caro- for money. as two
pockot.boony wore picued up CONTAINING green
backs. and tho ,awor in which tho Old sontIo-
nan kent hs untcs md money waa onened b1t
neitl,er tho n}tes nor mopoy were touched, Tho
lnan vho co,n,nlttod this murder did It slmnIy be.
m ,He hn wished tn
CLEAN ONT TIE rsr1nE Family.
To wnntcd uuuo of tlom. and ho hag left mono
of them"
nWnat about TINT blood found On tho road q
mile north ct horo ~
w !" Wcil tllat il claw to the murder. Tho
murderer was injured IN some way. and he touIl
Eome Of tLe old nan's tobacco. and tr,od to nton
inc LlocdlLc, Tic tolacco was found, blood
staine,1. mir tho road mud about ore mile from
here. and in Tue direction Of that maus house, "
liz poiutcd tuward Frltz' MISUNDERSTANDING.
Eso,,iro Tlomas. tllo CONSTABLE. Ills brother.
anil In GfoLe rer1frfora starte for tho 1ionso of
lie auspectol man. It is situuted about tIroo
milen ftom tic Etoltzeriedo lnrn.
The sisttr OF Tho m,1rieroi woman. and wife
of thu s,,rrected murderer won in Lin honsa With
a maiden relative. Va wero conl1nissioncd Ly
tho Si,orifr fn Hearcs, iho premises. md ma arr
own fiiscrotino an to whera and how wa soarclInd.
Wa sea ,c,c1 HaysstacIs corn.criba c,,iotc,,.
fnracs o,,ion-h -hcI1s fcntbcr-hcaa trr,,n,s In.
,anma 'lrnwor,. ott,rs cellars. nyarvyharn f~,