, 1875-02-21

mains had ben in he water nve mouths, md the
o'9S1 1n ndinc n' of IL remains brought to tho
placs ! large number Of people. each Of whom had
theory ~ 10 tbs manner In which the man met h1
death. The tuebo3t Capsun ,ntaanen %. tnM u 'ae
he ha noticed that wheel did not work t1ee when
tbs host started Ths physicians thought that from
the ap5ex1ancs Of tbs trunk This WAS impossible They
$50 sxplode theory that sotno medical students had
thrown the cadnver into the se by averrrg that no
stulent would cut body to that way. BONN thought
Il Ind heeu in tho water all winter md others only
fccf tavs. The wife of missing man va sent for
but shs wae conddont the EemAn1 were not those Of
': rhia those assembled .ue,e converting about the
rys,sr acrns one esme up and stated that tbs head
had been observed floating in tbs rtvcr noar by Two
policemen ntarnl for it, but seoo retuFned wth th.
Information that tho supposed head was the crcase Of
Ths Coroner had besn notified by Telegraph, and
nado1is 7Duearanco soa7,t hah past oJosk. lie
eummoned Jury, who, af:er vieuiuG tl1etody, i'd
jouras1 70 saloon on Archer avenue. where ~ in-
quest was held. The evidence slased va yery n
resulted from so,ne nnSnown E2uec. The reuaaina
vera sent to the dsath-honse, but sey will probably
III sorv shirt and Of white cotton handkerchief
FUND In the right Ths doctors were Of tha oin-
lon that deccased fu-zrown mao about 90 years
nj aca II he had keen " worlcr in ealt,H ho
mosi probably emrloYed in some packing house. Nan.
1srsops took this If the 1nd wern confident
That the haA been cnGaysd in fight with pack
fuc-houso employees, Wa8 Killed, chopped up NTH /
cltaver and thrown into the river.
THREE or four columns might Ia filed with thenEea.
but thc1s absolutely nothing On which to found
for solution.
Amid this multiplicity OF 'thievries, tho one
most tenablo in tue minds Of tbs police and de-
tcctiveB Has that the man
HAD BEEN AUhpEnED
and Investigations upon this assumption took
place. Employees at the different packing
houses we're subjected to examination in the be-
Lief that tue man had been employed in come
one OF them, and that his identity might be
established By finding some Of his fel}oE-work-
men. or thar, po1hapo, clew to his murderer
might bs gained. But the examination re-
H1lted in
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
It uas eupporea th&. friends or relatives would
report the disappearance Ct tho deceased. but no
report OF the disappearance OF any one agreeing
in any particular with tho appearance Of the
dead man was ever mado, and the police were
loft without tho slightest clew, and were fain in
their inability to follow out their own 10 accept
some other theory. And this Case had, By some
OF them, also been assigped place
among tho mysterious murders, and saEo,
perhaps Is 1as .,,o as tmo " Peiaoos ;eqo o,r are
ion. By tlloes who held that 1t was murder
and, by the appearance Of the body. this seemed
:ho most reasonable conclusion, it WAS regarded
as ono Of tho mos* horribls on the records Of
Chicago crime. Tho head had been cut of, the
legs evidently, and arms had evidently been
severed fron tho body with soma sharp inatra-
ment It twasa
. CURIOUS AND HORRIBLE PIECE OF ATRoC1TI
for which there were ieH equals BY these
people, too, 1t Was -agarded Us being one OF the
most mysterious affairs OF the kind. And IN this
mssterv it haa ronaned for four yearB until yes
teztiay. Tho disclosures thus seem to verify the
conclusion arrived at by the police and dctec-
tires, al of whom Who testified to them, or were
informed of them afterwards distinct: recalling
tho minutest details Of the CORY transaction.
appearance the scenes at the inquest the efo1ss
afterwards to fatEom the nystery-all ware again
fresh III tho minds OF everybody connected III
the ro1notess way with the occurrence OF four
yeara ago. They wero a~fllly distinct IN the
MUD Of tha boy who charged his father NTH the
fearfnl decd, end scorched iuzo the he.rt nnd
BRAN OF tbs old man re6tin. under this horrible
imputation until he seemad to be on tho verge
Of naBin. > -:
Altocethrr, the present murder for murder
DO doubt it is, may be c'assed one Ct the most
atrocious in its perpetrati3u. aRd the most re-
mArkab.e in tho manner OF its discovery. The
fenishuess, tho more than diabol;sm that vuold
lead eTen the man capable Of comtnittipg nur-
der to coolty !
CHOP oEF HIS DEAD v1cTIn's HEAD,
and his arms aud legs, has rarely been equafed.
There arc but few parallel cases. and those |
have been regarded as q curious phase Of crime, |
and in soma instances have induced many inge- |
NOUS speculatioas as to the physiological condi- |
lion OF the murderer at tho timo Of commit |
hitting tho deed. It has been held |
hat it really showed m esthetic
in chine. an acute consciousness Of
he deepest guilt, which expended ITSELF In the
nutilation OF the victim. The c7emating of the |
,ody Of DR.. Pa1kman has been cited as case OF
his character. The fondish lacking tearing, and
;utting done By mother IN the Vest Division Of
ha body OF her newborn babs might also be
ited as a phase Of this mental condition. But
speculations in reference to this
present murder are extremely idla aad pre-
3oaterous.
An INSTANCE
Shero tho samo mutilation Of the murdered |
1eing's perHon was oue Of the most curious and
liabo1ical features Of the murder was the case
II the young WOMAN, Alice Boylesby, who died
IT m abortion at the hands Of q New York doctor,
yho chopped her corpse MP and bestowed it in !
common box, and shipped it as fruit to another
sty. Chicago itself Possesses q record of one
|imilar bloody business. The case of Jumpertz,
he barber who killed his mistress sone fifteen
'ears ago, aud packed her fragments in ta1rel,
s the one referred to, and il easily recalled by
he older residents of the city, rs veil ~ thoHs
# other sections whom the deed horrife], Tor it
Ittained the dignity Of exciting uni7eraal i11-
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THE REVELATION.
TIE soS INFORMS ON HIS FATHER;
December last Patrick Haesett caused The n
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