The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-25

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deed was done between half-past eleven
and halt-past two o'clock, probably short
ly after noon, as the body was quite cold
when found about five o'clock. The boy
! Pomeroy docs not satisfactorily account
Tor himself during that part of the day.
Al first it was supposed thut I've must have
made some change in his clothing, but il
was ascertaincd that he did not, but had on
the same clothing throughout which he
wore Wednesday. 1t was suggested that
he could not have committed the murder
without having got blood upon his outer
| garments to quite large extent, but Chief
Savage is of the opinion that he could have
done the deed without getting any blood
upon his clothing.
lie confessed to the cases in Chelsea
which numbered seven in all, where he de-
coyed away children and maltrcatcd them.
for which he was sentenced to the Reform
school during his minority. His conduct
was so exemplary while there that through
the influence of one or two gentlemen in
| terested in his case he was let off ON pro-
baton less than month ago. There is
Is nothing in his manner to indicate insani-
ty, and the only satisfactory explanation
advanced is that he Is monomaniac upon
the subject of maltrcating and mutilating
little boys.
ANOTHER DARK SUSPICION.
n little girl named Katie Culran has
been missing from South Boston for a
month or thereabouts. She lived directly
opposite where the little boy NIilln resided.
and there arc those who think the youth
Pomcroy knows what has become of her
TIE PARDON OF PoMEROY.
1t is matter of great surprise to those
convcrsant with the facts in the case. that
the Pomeroy boy, after his conviction of
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Detectives took the Pomcroy boy from
South Bostonto the undertakcrs on Thurs
day ana showed him the corpse of the mur-
dercd boy. When askedif he 'eyer saw the
boy before he said Yes, but don't want
to look at him any more He tremblcd
all over while in the rOohi and showed evil
dencc of guilt. When asked how he got
the blood off the knife, he said he did it by
thrusting it into the ground of the marsh
He said he did not wash his hands He
said il he did the decd he was sorry for il.
and hoped his mother would not know it,
he coNFEs5Es TIE DEED.
After looking at the body, Detective
| Woods asked him if he did that. referring
to the cutting. He replied " Yes. | killed
him. And on the way back from the un-
dertakers he said in answer to questions
" suppose killed him" Detective then
asked him what he thought ought to be
done with him, and he replied, Pu, some
where so ! can't do such things" When
asked which way he returned from the
scene of the murder. Pomeroy replied that
| he did not remember. He was further asked
by detective if he did not feel sometimes
| like doing such deeds, and replied that he
did. 1t has been ascertancd that Pomeroy
and his victim were seen by two parties as
they were proceeding from the railroad to
the spot where the murder was committed
One of the men took special notice of the
child, who was about the same age as his
own, and yesterday he identified the cloth
ing at the undertakcr's. Pomeroy was
brought to the City Hall Thursday after
noon, and after n short interview with
Chief Savage, during which he manifested
the same indifference as before he viewed
the body, he was locked up in the Charles
street jail to await the action of the Cor
oners jury.
| POMERoY SUSPECTED OF Designs UPoS