, 1874-10-27

sotfniit s; E'l'a 10 sleep Wlsh UT, pIt "Hnonl i
around His .tcad. Doth sought permission, to
burn tholr lamps aullng tue night, which wns
granted them. .-
cllild Of Ills mother. ma, judging frotn hin rho
toHlapll. waB Il fafr-luokjng, mn.tly young follow.
THO lioiglLora any "ho waa Tho best ono Of tho
lott" ana allogcther too good for hIawsor. No
ono Bpos to erotlit tho mothers stolies Injecting
l,or hon'a and dEmma '.ain'scharactorb. So fur M
known tho girl III iintlast mud very prniott. Elm
uia aud Abort woro f,tenils, but thu lallor paid
her no particular attentions, and slo thought
nnthing Vi his nbBcnco. Albert WAS II yoars old
Ii, tho BpsiNg.
Only one roason for young A1nwson'a muraor
hna as ynt beon assigned. 1t IL quito vol cstab-
itAhcd tint Ills mother doelod him tile homo
Btend. md thus dslnhoritel Tllonlaa, who Ind
9fwass boro nn unenvablo. reputation. This
aasor, Airs. l10ppas, aud llar ll.asbamd. aud by
thon the pian Of putting Albert out Of tho why
waa dov!Hod and oxceuto. Tho peoplo general
ly scom to DO Of tho opinion TINT Mra. a!awhon
lny, hut waa prevailed ,,pon by Ilionas to be-
CONC II slcIt partner. TIloro ii really nothing
upon wtclt to basn s.lcl nj, hypolhoBls Havo tho
natural loso mother naslgt entortain for her
Child mud tho fncl TINT Mrs. alawnulI horaelf Inns
lecn instrumental in Bringing the murder 10
light.
Tho fact that tho body when found was clad
III nolhing hut shirt and sleeve e!abtlcs, and
~
tho head Inns induced ovory QUO 10 bcltovo tint
ho waa struck while III bed blcopng OH hiB loft
sdo. Spots of blood Oh tho wa'ls u h!a slooT'-
ins-room strengthen this thoory::, Mrs. MawAnn
ting upon tho wall Inst winter whom thoy liud
tho "epizootic, but unfortunately for llor state
1nent tho blood stainB aud pblegn spots 10 not
resemble each other. .....
dosous ground" for many yearH. Eight yeaia
Biice Milton Whito was hung ~ Anderson fur
killing man nalnod 1Ioppas, tho husband of
Mira. Mason's oldes. daughter. Tile cil,no wns
committed few feet from tho SPOT where soung
Mlawson IL supposed to have received bis dcatll-
blows. Tie BasaafraB club with which, l1orpnH
was struck. III sill kuIt In this placo. 1t IL said
that Mrs. A1awsonB hushnnd confessed OIL hln
lea'l'-bed some tllreo yoaMra M a!'ico Tint White
innocence to tho last
Eight months ago Mrs. Mawson's youngoat
daughter killed her sllos ltnato offspring near
The same farmhouse. She lsft 1t for duad, but
after tho departure of its unnatural mother for
parts still unkllown the child'u cries woro heard
By pnasorby, who took caro- Ut it until the 1t
tie ,liine died eight hours later. Alnwson bius-
self is said to havo died too suddenly for q
nnturul death. Two children by ler first hus-
Iu,ld aro also thought to have been murdered
for no othor reaBon than that sbe lad them too
lust. Many oiher smllar r,lrnorH arc a1oat. but
.hoy Hocm to ba without sufficient formulation to
bear ro3eEting ut thls t.!ne.
las llae Eceu Btntcd by telegraph, the Coro-
ncI'a Jury found tint Abort A4uwsop wap muir
dered by his moslor md l.;s brother II,omaa.
TIE MOTHER COMMITS BuIUInE.
Spee,ut Hsl,u1ch h The Chifagu 11.1aAt.
ASDEnsos, 1ud., Oct. 2G.-Nancy Muwson, tho
woman who las been contlucd In the jall In tlls
city OH tito carEo Of being nn atcon,plico i'll Aho
murder Of her son Abort, whose rolnainB wore
found in an old we'll OIL her tAr,n Wednesday
lust, committed suicide last night by taiing
poison. The fiud Of poson IL not known. but
il supposed to bo arkonlc or Htrschninc. She
was tnkon from tho JUL to lcr homo Saturday
for the purpose of getting some clothing, mud is
supposed to have brought tho ruisO II ON tinlno,
AM. to llnyo takon 1t about O'clock in the evening
She died atont i'll the morning. ACoronor's jury
Ia NOW holding aIi inquest, uMd pon;-niorteni
examination il being n,adc. The sto.nach will
he kcilt 10 Cincinnati to 10 nnalyxed before tho
jury can Givo truo verdict. Jano Harper, .
daughter Of tho deceased, who WAS arleBtod
SATURDAY,, but afterwards released, IL now at
loMo quite sick. alrs. Mnwson died without
throwing any llght upon tile mystery in tho why
Of 4 confession.
'Eho Washington s:.sc-7urglnry cnsc.
sp<e,a! Disnatch to 3he Chicago .rso."c.
WAsnlSaToN, D. c., Oct. oG.-The safo-bur-
glary trial was proceeded With to-day. Chief Of
poce Richards examination was concluded.
Ills Testimony was very clear aud direct III do,n
onAtratng Uarrington's connection with tho
conspiracy. but nothing now to tho public WIS
developed. It is reported thut tic Ring, which
rppoars to bo still power hore, arc determined
10 lnye liielnrds removed because Of
is S not aesn0G Gy,ioveG '8i TINT A tloy 9u' viii
succeed. It IL aEo stated tl1nt after tho trial
il concluded, slr. lsddIo will tako steps to i'll
vostigate Marshal Sl'arpo's conduct in summons
Ing ali tnlesnan only the friends aud creatures Of
tho Is.ng, Exactsy what aort of procoediug liz
! will institute for this purpose does not yet Ap-
| pear.
WAa1l1SdToN, D. t., Oct. 26.-Tho safe-
burglary enEe resumed to-day, JUDI l[um t,ll-
ruy pre4idlng. Tho Judge aamoilhhcu tile Jury
nut to rcau any. newspaper dnrltls tho trial
They 1ullBt not tAke MP newspaper ut all They
| must not allow any ol'o to put into tloir hands
auv printed os written paper.
Slaj. l.Icllards, Chief Of Police was recalled
! and oxa,ni,cd by air. Riddle. He Ea,d TINT
burglar, that tlo transactions TINT night l1d not
implicated Columbus Alexander, anu lie desired
that in giving the nattcr out to tho
papers no mention shonid DO made
Tint they should DO informed that tl,e arrest
tnols place in tho northwest part OF tho city.
| When tho reporters caitnd tfloy we're directed to
Harrington for information. Harrington told
Witness he would light up his ollca on tho night
! Of tho 2ad to protect It,
Cross-e1antined BY Daridge: When Harriug-
ton told Inn about tue intended burglary. wtnotg
remarked, 'Alexnnsior Ii in tlAiH thing." lIc did
! not recolicct that Harrington Yepiod. mo; that
can't be- for no nlau would have books delivered
to lin, IN that manner" When ao mot Harrington
ut iiasrington's honso, III tho I'D, ho re'aalked
to him iEat probably theyc was nothing III It,
and intimntea that it was Q soil. The burglars
acted worry boldly, as though they belonged OIL
| tho rfemisos. Tho explosion did not bring amy
ono to tho spot. tlarrl:gton told witlcAs that
lie lad, as prosecuting attorney liue OF argt,-
mont to pirsAo in regard to this burglary, and
| t}es.od witness to net under his directions 10
Tint his claiu OF evidence might DO complete it
tho caso camo before tho courts. Witfcsa sworo
TINT le would hayo nYrvstcd tho bnrglnrs while
at work in tic o1ico If Harrington Iad not OBJ
jected. lis action about arreStiug Or in failing
to nrrost was governed entirely BY alr. Anrring-
Ion. William L. Leo policeman, testified
that ho was directed BY Mai. Richards to
a,d in watching tho otco of tlo District Attor-
nov, nnd WIS placoa III position 70 watch tho
rear OF tho otlico. Huntington anl TON shop~
crd camo around once, and Harrington toa wit.
nesA that aoluo ono waa going to break opon Ills
| office, and he wantod Witness to "pipo them
or." harrington changed tho position. Of wit
ness. alaj. ll!chartls caino aronnd and asked