The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-29

full, The Court finally decided to hold both
opinion settled into the conviction that the
father was the real murderer. nss isicd POSSIBLY
e. me mother; but not by The girl; The poli,e
the neat OF passion and then become alarmed
at the Consequences and cooked up the story ef
miiicd that if the family had allowed the whole
truth 10 come out they would have got Oft with
little ur no punishment. though at the expense
OF admitting the daughtrr'a unchast ty.
On Wednesday last the Grand Jury for NV
London county took w the cnsc. According TO
th. lazy OF Connccticut the states attorney il
not allowed to br present, the Witnesses BEING
s"it In and cNnmin"d Nv the jury alone. Evcry-
BODY thought That the father would hc indiffr
probably for nuneluught"r and the daughter
acquitted. Instead OF tnis the jury threw out
tn indiytmrut against th, faith ~ and brought
ley-a's bail WIS ilNcd At tlle light sum Of $1,000.
Recently n reporter for TINS SuN visited tho
accused in her ceil. A she stood at the door.
idly toyin, with The latch. she looked the mic
turc ol health and nno''ne". Snv is above the
IN rLs. and light blu" EYES and hair. Her
dress WINS u light calico wrapper. The only al
tempt "a, ornament was laco collar about the
II don't lkctc srcal, " this wi,hou, my law
vrr- consent sl' snid in a cheerful. OF hand
without getting into more"
/" uid YOU kiil u niamn Muz1y?" asked tho
."lrs sl, answered firmly her eyes wan
dcringi howrv,r, ! th9ught hrwns a burglar.
brought Mother was WORKING in the XII hon
vlrn 1t happened. She had n light. and when
sn.c brought # II re",snI,d him
know ior - many years. was thief and
"Ycs jwinoing q littl~ don't know what
| else To- tIInk. YOU know and sh" locked down
at thc door. There were dire ssrs Wing about
in our bedroom when hr came in. Maybe ho
" Yau don't look like II girl who would kill Il
" 500 laughing pleasantly. Well. | didn't
know what would do until my blood wis up.
| They ray lblushiug slightly that Mr.. Mu2zy AMI
| me- were in love. but there isn't Il word of truth
! in IT, never saw him but u lew times in my
! lt. and ncycr At fathcr's house. It's aparocl
| ui lies about u- being - intimate.
! And your father had nothing whatever to do
Nothing ,lcnanuy They emit prove a
take tho hlumrN
Mlrrc did you get that ball club"
| htll and making Noise ia front Of the house.
and We took 1t away from him. and put it in tho
Dd Mu1zy say ANYTHING during the s,rue-
-" After Int him frs, he staggered and said.
soul what are you ;ons W."
And you didn recognize his voice 20
! iHcsitating.l How could | when 7 wis so
cNcited5 hit thc stove several times, and
Tented the einh When i wa- all ever ipthor
The blood soaked through the carpet
Except when touching on dangerous ground.
rs though she WINS Injured tn such scenes. Her
great desire seemed 10 b. 10 shield her father at
any cost.
| half from the business par Of th' city. A. th,
| door of the small weather. beaten house stood
! the ire" 10y which MuIly gained a'.,~- t. the
upper story. Ton or twelve feet above tho
] ground a bran h prole trd to the dorurr VIM
/ dow oI"niuE iui9 the nan. Tn" rnrl"r which
] MuziN was Killed continued piain grrrn ear.
I pct a few chnir-. table, and a small wool
/ stow" Around th" walls hung a variety OF
/ irhm' Il uh"tueraphS amt cheap engrtN iue-.
! one of aslip in full sail hung ahns" the spot
whore the DYING man fell The walls, Yer''
! mere thin bpnrt partitions. nut IL would Lave
h."n impossible for - struggle To- have taken
| household Bowen him-rif-a hnr-l featured
wcak-cycd man 81 50. dressed in home.u,n"
| showed the reporter about the house. and
pointed out the different localities mentioned.
| He stuck Ia the story that Mu22y had come a.
| rob them. and that his daughter had done the
| killing Mrs. Bowen. a tall. angular woman.
| with ~ determined look. told the same story and
! rejected with Indignation tn" theory that Iovl-l
| hhL been betrayed Mulzy. she said, had on $
visited them three times within a year and had
never had more than "A passing acquaintance
| with the girl
The dad man was IS years Of age. and rather
wls powerfully built ll, wife. who has been
ina " NJ i9rlciS i,RN 4 iH& Rl!iaE a0aInst
visa To- hay. Killed her hushand-that the latter
WIS much her superior in strength ana agility.
Once" She SAID. Il saw BENJAMIN pick her
| up-Iust in nun yyu knOw-ani throw her on
| the sofa. with p,rfc case. She never could
have handled that club ~ she says. She knew
NY husband when child, and IL "" lived in
III" sam" house almost. h" was naturally more
familiar with her. oven when | WIS around.
than II sh" had been a strIng"r. She used tu
como ana mind my children when WIS out. and
urtad more like "A s strr thuu nythiug .-r
had my suspicious. however: and y,nr ago il
got TO D. so bad that w. moved away 10 another
Mr. Muzsy thinks. with the police and the
! prescott NJ autl or tl's. that tho murder
Vas commiti,d by, Bowen hmsself allcl
six "dut p"r-"ns IN the house At tn me-, be-
SIDES thogirl and her lov"r- Bowen Mrs. Bowen,