The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

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]asplendid emerald nbrooehz VASE missing
fen ssF rs. 5esgm: Ms, Methave, te3 et;
'the' premises ii zfha ii5fary;; adjol1iRg
7 theparior, all wasEtonfusfoH. sMrl G Sud-
all's'secretary hadnbeen ,riAed of a. large
sum 9 Of moneys and ,tMq Elegantly chased
silver goblets ,,, were gone; The butleE,,s
pantry Had basMnf rahsaGkea, aid aEst STRONG SRI
! ptatc!chast had beer wrehched open and
|sthc contents rsm0vetlsf From tthech&m!
beFs .upd stairs jewelEXz of ;l ggEleat value
81 the 1T BUREAUS iay sSattSTed afonhd.
Over the grief '6fahe br6theftatld asst r So
lawfully ibcreaved;, a' Hail;musk, be drawn.
Information was conveyed at, s0nce to
Gel. Smell, chief;of police, and the prem:
i i}ses were subjected t! rfigd scrutiny:
!; Ndt''a door or window was 30iind 'unfasa
tened except the, Window forced tby* the
footman, and the main, entrance; likeYyise
SRSHs3 tR b hg n ;2R r. H iH593 tss
|sburglafs got In! How haathey Quilted
the house With their bo6ty>?,s There were
no: foot-1narks, no, finger naarksi no. clew
Of tbs slightest description as to who the
burglars were, their number, or their
method Of entering Of Quitting the'prenia
| ises.:> The house. just AS 1t ymas found;
! Was leftin charge7ef the police, land the
most expert detectiyes, after =. seX|amin-
ing TIE dwelling from cellar t, o' roof,
admitted that they We're beaten. I'VE
II But'theooffieers' had seen maatnabout
10, O'Clock, or soon after, open, the ,front
door and then close it, so that there had
been one s' nan nan theirsee, It al1 e7etnnts, Tho:
same officer also rernem6sred chat! as he
'approac the7houser from kthe Edgbas-
ton Road he meta carriage which, was
being driven rapidly away, This, was
about two minutes before hS saw the man
at the 'door.'o Much Importance was not;
attached to the circumstance, however,
as, the, carriage was in all pro liability the
his SICK Visitor to her home. ''+:''' - ;.ott
81 All Birming CHAN was thrown into conf.
sternation at this :. dreadful and. s:1nys--<
ferrous occurrence; Lam bert, the great
London detective, took the matter I'M
hand, but was aPpar as unsuccessful
+ as the local police in discovering any'clew.
The day! after the murder, Mr., Mathews
closed their house and removed, temper.
arily to a hntel.-xT The inquest was held;
an open verdict returned. and the body
of the murdered woman inferred. ;aj,t
::On 1.-The s'dayNof the funeral, HDetectiye
Lambert and; an associate paid another
visit to- the Goodall residence, and went
over. the premises for the 'hundredth
tiine!!' Then lambert FIRST heard that Mr.,
Mathews and his family ,had quilted the
adjoining house: rs, procured 4r an EN-.
trance, and searched It as thoroughly as:
he had Mr.. Goodalfs residence. 7:@1X1l the,
furniture and many articles Of value had
been:,left behind, but, everything ytirat
was easily: portable had evidently been
removed. The detectives searched the
Closets the attics, the roof, the cellar, in
hope OF finding some eoinmuhieatfon be.
tween the, two houses, but pthere was
none 9lp II the: KITCHEN crate were the re-:
mains; of some papers which had been
burned. lambert looked arouhd'' for
for the poker to STIR them with, but no
such, article: was 1nean.,3 He fused his
hands, and then sought for water to
wash them. On the opposite side Of the
kitche was q party pump -Ithat is, IA
pHmp: that had two handles; zone in;
GoodaH's house and one ,insMatthaws':
:You could see from, one kitchen into the
other. and when the top Of the cylinder
Was: lhscriewed ana reiitidvied,,' there WAS, o.
hole Ieading' from one kitchen ifito'I the
other !eig ht7or ten incheszin diana&ter one
way and six; the other., s,}1;i,t,ov ri 'V'
Lambert and 81! bis associate ass e ggazed at the
HOLE for fully hall 1 minute Without say
ing q word" Then the two 6f1ieers1look-
ed at each other,'and simultaneously exx'!:
'''s.f% sst; + ruoY quo 81
bansNoj man oonldzgetz through there,'I',
ltamlbert;;s assQQciaqtte said, II ), <,l,:. "
.:rrRe,''' was the reply ':but boy
Gould, ana he Had boy: Let's rs ub.
stairs aid Took at sotnething!''i54aaa s.;
Observation-Disclosures ',ih aa snp'stairs room
WAS J., p AL quantity: Of wearing apparel, II
ha!d allrea4dy been 9,; sex9;amined, but Lah
EclYttes >7waso h boy blue cloth blSuse.
The back ofi|it was covered with lime:
wssh' ard -four .of'the buttons, We're half
That se,ttiegj ii. said 1atm,1bssfAt, IS he
Held IL u1p!!io tsThd boy vert Thoroughbred
Ehole;' assatFopdnedsth door to- admit the
man and7his pals. there were~tEo 81
tsh ninate :a'{hb liz Two detectives ss were
I Ut Heh!and iChic * chs Inn, but Mi? att
1hewsroxndl ohis hfamilyl had gone.,oi They
|wereo TRACED, 3bya!ameans| fof thslboy, to
Liverpool, and captured on board about
Fward bound vessel; "whic n vas dread i
under under Limbs in his R e
result Of the robbery and, three splendid
diam1ndk,j* idgdtifgd as Mr.: Gooda,l's.
Mathews was identified las one Briee;who