The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-05-13

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ansrnnt one 20 cali for seal in,s,f-rDce IN the West
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least III PROVING tne aniia''e Ill '"se VI PoSonns.
FIRST Where tne most poisons are useu 10 oe e
iectuai' inc ehann aon must DO inineu'e' MANY poi
sons can De ueIee'eu Out W tneir presence a" uAe ~
irtant Glass; they leave NO trace Oh tner ueu
y workings. Even wheh an irftaht poison is useu inc
puetacuon process mas gone 100 iar te matter Is let IN
doubt
As an instance Oh tne iahoihtS OF ehemsuy IN such
cases we remember tna coming under our own ooserva
tlon some years since In southern Michigan Ihe VIE oil
wealthy farmer in = County was taken suddenly
sick complaining OF burning pain IN her stomach spasms
of the throat accompanied with violent vomiting &c As
she was more or less Of an invalid and rather
witha no particular attention was attracted doctor
was called Immediately She recovered but the recovery
was soon followed by relapse Ims state OF thihgs
continued for several weeks the woman having these
spells every few days Ihe husband seemed anxious
and attentive gratifying his wfes every wis employing
any physician she expressed desire to see &C. The lam
lily was highly respectable the husband devout member
of the Methodist Church At length about the sixth week
another relapse occurred ending fatally before the doc
tor reached the house Several months after facts came
out leading to the arrest of the husband The body was
e1humed, and the stoma ch liver &C. in very decom-
posed state were sent to the professor of chemistry at Ann
Arbor for analysis On trial the cireumstantia evidence
very strong showing an undoubted motive-anoher
woman, of cOurse-but rom legal standpoint every
thing upon the the professor Although
like everyone else not doubtng the husbands guilt the
professor could not syeE found poison in the wife re-
mains He found mercury in large quantities but from
the decomposition "heh 1ad taken place ne couiu moi
sayWhether the mercury no oeeh previously IN cooiha
ton as corrosive suomae caome or simple blue mass
As the attending physicians admitted giving ooth caome
anu oue mass inc "ot in'iua'eu tue chemist e'iuehee'
on tnlS uelect III tne ena Ol testimony inc es
Oh poison Is used sometimes science as
sue Is ills 10 ue'ect tne footprints OF 'ne crlnin