The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

moved lhe stones anu IOOkcl IN so lar as
l could see the stones did not look as
though they had been recently moved the
well did not look as though it was in use
Meader worked for Gravlin moved one
stone and saw q pair of rublcr boots pro-
truding from the water asked Meader If
he did not think it was White, and be SAID
he thought not l took a pole and pressed
on the boots, and could not move them,
and as / pressed on them Whites hat float
cd to the top Dleader recognized it ne
Whites; we replaced the store and sent to
Windsor for authorities after they cane
the body was removed made tho disc0v-
cry about Q in the forenoon and the au-
thorities arrived between l2 and | the same
Cay the body was taken 10 Carreater's,
distant about 40 rods it Ia the nearest
house there were two large gashes on the
back of the head.
OSCAR II. sTREETEE
testified to having seen Gravliu, Oct. 8. at
Greenbush, apparently on his way home
from his Cavendish pasture.
NELSON J. MEADEn
testified that he was in Graylin's employ
last summer and fall, and saw White at
Gravlin's many umeg during the season,
especially in October; he YVES there the
Friday afternoon before The burning of
Weston's buildings Frank Jackson and
John PdtGO were also at work for Gravlin,
aad on this Friday evening the three went
to Weston's, tnd the girls in The family
went 10 Gardrcr's; Whiie, Gravlin and
Mira. Baker we're lCfC at home we returned
from Weston's about 12 o'clock, and found
the brother Of Mrs. Baker h4rnessing a
hoo, 20 ., 60 rI,wa-.-.t -. a. r--
Jackson and ! went to Claremont and
Patno went to As~cutneyville returned
home ut two o'clock N Sunday morning. :;
between four and five o'clock two men
called for Gravlin went to Graylin's room
to call him and he was not in bed, but the
bed had been used Gravlin came home nj
about s O'Clock, and the two men soon after
came again saw Whites horse in Gravlin's
pasture in Cavendish sfterward; the pasture
is seven miles from Gravlin's; was with
Leland when the body wG7 discovered in
the well, and fist called attention to the
well; noticed it because the day before at
Windsor heard that Gfavlin had n well fill
cd up in which had been found Whites Gig
and harness and the bodies of five French
men. He cprroboraied Leland in all the
facts regarding the finding of the body.
On Cross.eXamiuation he said Gravlin
had had trouble about cattle getting ont Of
the pasture, aud had several times GOT up
early and gone off to look them up and
that he usually looked after the cattle him
self; he had cattle in the Cavenlish pasture
ana several others.
EoLLIN AN-DES,
the detective Vho worked up The case, tas-
titled that he arrested Grayliu for burning
Wesion's buildings, and while On the way
to Windsor talked with him about White,
who he thought might be concerned in the
crime; Gravlin said thai White Lad b,cn
ut his place but did not name my purticu-
lar day; again, when taking him to Wood
stock jail, Gravlin said that he had not
bccn to the Cavendish pasture; said to him
that plclty Of men had seen him CONF
from there, and he said he lal been 10
Greenbush and around by Amsden's: will
regard to his killing White he said that il
he had van'ed to Kill him he might have
done it when they went together for the
cattle; assisted in taking the body from tho
well, which looked like an old stonc-heap
there were three flat stones as 4 covering
about a foot down in the well there was t
ClOt Of blood On a stone; found blood OF
several of the stones about the well Il
DDOlS were HiVJcOtlhS'Idlt HUN INC wa
ter; the body was tligid, the head slightly
thrown back, the shoulders and arms il
place, aud the arms crossed on the chest
on the back side Of the head, up and down
was q cut, and another across the back O
the head blood, GIains and water wer,
Oozing out as we drew the bod, from III,
well recognized it as thx)Ody of Herber
o. White; the head was carried aTay
by Or. Marden have examined 4}ravlin'
premise very thoroughly Tor b!ood slams
ID 'ne hog mousse are numerous spAti-fs
orSh'cf H-u hc"ly uiled pIoou; theto WA
n larEt PEI o. I~oIa(oe,; ana thouEIt w,
WOupI 'uCk ulutr me moor ana IN ehoVei
ing hacK tae lttitoes snoVelea up an a.
(ieculliie"li a!'o iougu Uioou III tue ct]cA
OF ard inlliytc,cj Them ~ Dana ijaye
of Boston; also the clot | took from lib
well also delivered 10 him toe c.Ytbiu
found IN G-avlin's bed room in q luica
at The head Of his bed, in his closet and J
aClIsc. ~ stlis !" 70 hayes. -
had he annc9rance of HAVING been Tecrn'
! " washed. Vas knowing to the commu
mcltions between IIanlin aud Gravlin i
the Jail.
Croes-cXamined Learned that Crawl
mao ARRANGED 10 nHNC IlAnlln 70 lulO u
i Jail next 20 Gravlin Dir. Bsi.ey, superiI
: teudent Of the state prison, arranged II
! matter with H4nlin there never was an
: hostile feeling between Gravlin and mysel
! never have told of his numbering n Frenct
, man and his wife when ] first talked wit
: Gravlin and asked tor White it was befol
the murder was known, and | had q gu:
! picion that perhaps White was coucerne
! in that crime Graylin sad that he was
! G%reeuhush looking after his cattle t.,
T he had head they had got out.
! Re-direct-I agreed TO hail out Crawl
j from the charge of burning the building
aud wes TO receive 5000 for dojnr SO; We
; ton WAS Concerned IN this a-rapgcment, BIT
wa,rot krown in il.
.
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- the coroner lestlied' but hls testimony vi
y | IllInlU nLTTlIAFlftA I'VE nj Ihn 1anfa Clltttf