Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10

noticed boot track there, but distinct mark
boots u '''' '''Aeo more IKE MARKS Oh fu00ef
have been physician for .he past thirty
Years went to scene OF murder in the forenoon
side Of roal In the Went there AGAIN with
II TIE road track and locks of hair in the
Of s5 sF 4 L r. ssl s S s 55
as@ there was stone and two teeth and able
LOOK at The Gorrse the ace was badly bruised and
fTe d the 2sh & CT nGf Ne
med the body aud found it rigid and stiff especially
sh 9 tive F
n the ah M sa
and the lest Below Below the lfs
Which va n @ s' as6 n an nciS
in the small intestine and four tnciaans the left
boWes We m the BRAN a n foana
healthy and apparently about two ounces Of dges ted
food; heart and bowels in healthy condition except
hours the body to become rigid after death
Of Ee 'n'i tne ae 1 he ssht
men and drawn across to the LETT SIDE think TINS WAS
il Il. abdomen bowels Should think tie inst I
Was 9a or at east he T became caId When
there wil be decided contraction Of the ljsamentS
the b9dy ;3i1 there b1 xsTS tt!s
/
! to break the jaw bone and acebone tEey were
think that the wounds throu-h the diaphsram and
abdomen puld have caused sudden and immediate
En9n hays r"iss( insepsillty End !, i death At
the contents OF the stomach hut JUDGED them to weigh
about two ounces the contents showed thtt some pas
ther saa a srSn
1 should think that Strceter killed from half an
hour to an hour after he took the food,
EN h Vas arr ana n a the
Ish Of October to examle the body Of Rufus Streeer
nah Perrln's found SOM teeth on stone beside TIE
teeth: Teeth produced N wal and marked , Az
We're sD 'Sd ad are IN t G Val Wal and
Iexamined the body, There wound of the IN
tesument at the outer angle of the lett one at the
r 4 of the ;s rh eye @ at M rand an
side OF the hose one at each an.e OF the mouth and
mouth opening IN the rl-h. check ree-toHrth3
of an at 4f s ~t[ and it T or ct tom a
inches above the right ear rne superior MAXI
over java 6"ne1 ' wet " Pro$n rht ira"tar
to TIER af Of the synpysi or pat OF uni, Of tn
two halves of the bole There was franSerse wGun
length. and several teeth loose and several wer,
nectlye tissue of the scalp some three four inches
at the back Of the head Th"st INJURIES ere
Upper portion of the skull. the membranes covering
the brain We're found I he N hsahy '"na!tl1n Ins
There we're 10 illusions Of blood upon, nor beneath
wac me- retuTs a i' Of III Of the
Ihe ir,nt Of the chest AMI a'l}men wrre bloody
rEht np IT, i rSt ire i ccs to the itit II and
twointhes below the lett nipple A. the ri-it extrt-
NIFTY We're four distinct marks of the lncEuneut all
With ,sii!s s 1rI e , man INN ann t tt e1ranI
Mfrg tt that f i9T i 81 sr l1 fh r
length Of the external " 'und wa II ln'h"s rw'ln-
hest M, RI of tn,.l of
or brast bone the wound Assr thr,4Eh the Walls OF
sii-h'iy %i@ard is iss ' rrntT.'ih rr1rai
a ad Email ho5%n OF }4 4 ,hT. o @
The percordin heart cas-. was ,inlujIred aud :-
Pa arfl I5I aat 1' ThHrc l lt %
ton Of the rSter6r ana Inferior i.,rtlons OF both
lungs otherwise nlrlnaI The tl-sn- ut The liver Wa
apparently healthy. The loser hr Ter ot TN lett loc
yaryins III l@ilEh from o.e i,th t. aud tire
Tn soliA. II ronaiu" -u al quantity # partially /
i;ested food alnoantlns t. ," ~ 2lH.s l.
an aich"it I'd The ARR iHtts.iir a, the jurctI5n
Of r thf 1s'r a hi and an NH Ia 5nih 4 ne e" az
.ist ~otnils Of th small intestine, ink, l,5d
oe no Eostmortein l%rom'sltln rltnrr OF the TISSUES
Gross Ex,MI>ArI.'> ny MIR HEATH. Cannot say
trsr la, w,i , the, l t nan -;r4,
head 't W.T. her Itf tr hair was i rhk M & , II
the ah me, "as mad, a. TIE st me- WoHais II had
and aht2lne,n =. .dy. th!lk truH '.ii III latter
Thought hl "oi at - 'n'' cam" tr''l head
Liberty I hlnutl oveg-,r II the r Of Barre
ta nd aH 1t III TT the nj i r. an & RI Ink az .y'% VII
taken II III lis body lreNl'u- t. tur!al-
Mr.. Heath took the garments and spread /
them out upon the table one by one, and /
examined them carrfuIly-lolling up each |
article after examination. Mayoun. who !
was seated beside his counsel at the end of
the table, arose when the old blue soldiers
ovcrcoat was produced-tllc collar and
front part of which was saturated and t
Smearcd with blood, intcrmlnglcu with !
locks Of matted iair-and rs he "azci in
tcntly down upon it, for the first time dur
ing the trial he exhibited visible signs of
agitation. and moisture gathered in his |
ewes and the muscles of his face relaxed, !
rs he seemed to realize the cnormity ofthc !
crime, and that he himself stood charged
rs the perpctrator of the awful butchcrv |
Next came the inside coat with fewer
marks Of blood. Then a heavy wooden
shirt, portions Of which had been literally |
soaked with blood, and was in itself a
sight frightful to behold. Then came the
pantaloons the lcys of which hal been
stripped and torn lcngthwi>e from the
waist band down rs if the murderer was
in haste to lisrobc his victim, 80 As to be
more sure TO finish the work of death,
Finally came the old and much worn
vest, torn down the back into two pieces,
one of which WAS Will. the body, the other
in the roadside. near the stone and teeth in
the gutter. This also had been saturated
with blood. The garments emitted Il very
offensive olor, and showed plainly that
its victim
wen, to the A .n ab,af INV h haiy f 7a no,
many therc; marks Of im,hInE hahn, nr drawil
and horse ira, ks aud why road; tract lis on
T rn w l ,rk urS S t% I t m tH inc
to hAve st"rsd and hAnk': maI hay n,'m IL feet
crnrt Of wheel tracks; forward lie, sl"; Ind eet
t n9, i nsts & ' a o E ri4 that we
snonld 70 ny to M .oH,s; Jim .,l.'. Won't VIII
lie not nome. and st, dltn: kn ~ whrre he mad
there the partir- Who vent WITH ln, Went and found
Maroon, l found III the house a buffalo robe, Win
Wits lith 81 s "' Of Ia u" one ," aF and Hc
cnnversatinn with Maco"n as what team he came to
HsrT T Ti the aE Of a Of % tg - and s az 5
looked though spread on, and inches
long. He did not tell me which harness he with
examined OF the horse. shod forward,
behind: a tlll-u horse. and had small
MACON SAID Streeter and he the
Pcrrus and went up to the watering trough:
then got ont. aud sad he back
to his l,lnor sail nothing to Maeonn what
there called his attention t. the blood
the wagon. and, after looking awhile lie sad II
asked lie had
any thing the and H. said he had been down
70 John Milds killed OF hls sheep Nhlrh over
there. and brought II home III the wa-"n asked him
o iken alb killing : Ia.
Wllds; killed 1t here i'll the barn. didn't
your" He sad he partly killed tthrrr. You
must mistaken; d:dut Strceer help yol Kill
IN baru?' and he replied that he had kind
got When he changed his clothes and put those
he now wears he SAID These the ones yes
terday" He had on boots pretty we'll worn: thought
here n - heel them: didn't blood
he wagon of bright color. lie SAID he wore
those same boots PANTS and everything the day he
was down here. Jackson brought him down.
X,MISFD-Mh hen he dressed all but his
! hat he sad Everything l have
yesterday: the aud pants PARTICULARLY
named, When "A rubber boot has been somewhat |
the heel becomes rounded aud VIII not make very
alstIu track sIt.n k!LlIn e