The New York herald., 1878-10-10

| by the way. give him crediI tor matters have
What else did Mr.. stannard communcate TO you 9''
| ~ was anxious 70 learn whsther could nnd any
| him that subject. His that CLAIR
voyant said the ground would SHOW traces OF blood,
| although two rains had intervened. Further,
that the girl struck afly sixty feat away from
the spo; where the body was found; tnat the man who
murdered ner hrst struck her with stone; that shc
ran screaming .Murdert' and tell unconscious, and
her throat cut while sne was in this unconscious
state" HM HM& Nf
The writer asked parentneticaly, .'Did tho clair
voyant or medium describe the weapon TO Mr.. stan
"No not at first Mr. STANDARD said the cairvo oy ant
iact ,ha, was afterward verinea by Dr. Jowe.l of
Yale College, on tho stand"
"welIn continued Mr.. Hayes, tive sauntered along
eenvsrsing on tho various phases OF tne affair until
we COS out OF tho path and into tho road about
.sh Ssr s..nssra s s saad.nls stepped and pointing
with his fAger salt, Under those trees ana
IpnU, / Inquired "a: .naeasy, M How do you know snaip
DIR Hunt told me so IN clarvoyant state, ana am
Described IT, Su. tho very stone taa. smashsd' me
girIs head IN Reaching The place, We found hye or
AK other persons prsssn.1curosity hunters cal
commenced 10 look around for myself l noticed
nrst the ground was stained WIN blood, blood, not.
commission Of the crime, and was then moro than
suppressed that the grand Juror had net been do
ceived by the cairvoyant Tho body, you Will re-
member was found lying at an angle OF about forty
degrees tho slope Of she h that runs down 70 the
Hunt has certainly described the place with remark
able accuracy. but Il could get the stone shall be
. first class clairvoyant II there be such
thing in existence, or Is himself the murderer OF
We snail nnd lstone. was the grand jurors
ply, mot tar distant I'm sure OF IT, 1 followed
did the same. one OF them remarking that they had
looked all the place Tor some evidence OF the
toe n PAGES by our measurement. caught sight OF .
curousy shaped bit OF rock and At the same instant
oot. : 00y xaa SoosS s1' saa'
Don't touch it. but observe tho ground closely for
intended 20 marx ~ sasn picked ap the stone IN
fully and made tie remark, ~ THIS Is not human
blood II is not blood a. alt wrapped u in cieaE
white pocket handkerchief ana brought II away with
mAp MlHM sa4ss 4ea nff 2ae4as r A4
TIE STONE THAT KILLED NARY srAxsAan
"What was the character OF tha: stones" quered
.t v vnat the farmsra OF the neighborhood CALL IN
near as can describe It it not unlike shoemakers
lapssoas, though smaller, about four inches thick,
months inianps skull. the sharp point OF The jaw
representing The acute eoge that madc tho incIsed
wound through the sun bonnet On the head Of the
Dr.. Jewstt subsequently, testified court that the
edge Of this stone fitted the hole IN the head.
sWhat tollowsdi" la ess..ae h g@. tsgs.4#..
awe took . number Of measurements and found
snat was Jus thirteen PAGES h som ~nsrs sns oouy
Aesusl surveys since made BY the County surveyor
have TO an inch the exact figures given
| by DR.. Hunt clairvoyant state.'
AT rHB MuRDERxD GIRLS HOUSE,
| '0n your return whore dia you gos''
sWs went TO the murdered girls house, distant
about half a mile. There had . conversation with
she tathsr Of Mary stannard about tue time sne lst
| the house aud whore she went Ny work lawyer
70 retire. which he did Susan Hawley, the halisster
of the murdered girl informed during this inter-
vsv that Mary said shs going to tue big rock
to meet Mr. Hayden, be having promised TO 90 some
which he mad brougnt frsm Aiddls.ssn. Susan
pointed out ths spot where her sister went into the
O'Clock taking paii for the purpose OF going after
hlaekbesries. Her last words wsre:-'susan, I'm
al s r% %
TO that particular spot 10 meet Mr. Hayden, instead
s S a ~. lss She 'ss s
that Mary had been there the Gay before and some
HaydeU Ossa a. ,s Fox soSss RocS w
poorwl Rock alter bis return from Middetown with
The medicine. 'Ar. Hayden did 80 70 Miadietown on
murder-and in coming back stepped At our house,
out Of bis carriage asked nsr 1os S Grnx %
and went down 20 the sprlng. and In Q lew minutes
Mr.. Hayden followed her sn. told me- son.,oued
the spring, when he told ner he had GOT the medicine
and wouio meet her At wnippoorwil Rock about Two
work quick and she would nave no more troube.' l
asked Susan what was the object OF Mary 10 endsav-
going 10 meet Mr. Hayden st The rock. she said she
DID not know. unless It was oscause sho already had
Did me goodby, took the pail, went into the woods.
and that IL the last We ever saw OF her alive
NO. sns answered; "a day or Two before she came
from Guilford, where she had been At service, she
Mr. MI aayasn.' DO you know What is containodi'
NO. because Mary came home bcrseht ana said as
ne up IoS'1 rsso inquired Of susan whether she had
ever spoken to the grand juror. Mr. Sannard, about
~: s.s H:l rsDy S..r na m S a saor
during this conversation, Was In the lot outside
Have you spoken TO any one about II = continued
Q.A uutd huWA In IN " full
ing you nov. and wouldn't tell you " ddn't know
yoa were one Of tne who are going 10 ind out
any blscKberrss In the pail when Mary's body
sse any Sa' stains ,ss 2,
p.us- pail was found at Mary's feet Ai.sr some
further conversation relating TO Mays intimacy
susan when BY the way, has been repaid since tho
trial, went out and drove away with the grand
spring between the Hayden ana the STANDARD houses
and said, what else did the clairvoyans tell you
me, met the minister anywhere bui az bis own boussr
why, yes ne replied; 4 thought told you 90.
4. me. n.r S'r. s ns m Pns ao0u ~ essen %
whippoorwi Rock IN the aftsrnoon.' Prom TINS
point on with this curious cisw closely questioned
conversation had had with Susan HawIey lew
momsnts before, MS only authority being Dr. Hunt,
increased my Interest. and determined 10 make a
TURNER investigation and ascertain whether this sn
guAr train OF circumstances was occasioned by some
dslusion previous knowledge Of me acs artiuiiy
acquired
WEAVING rHE wen
NJ accoruingiy selseted trusty and Intelligent rep
ressntatve ana within two or three aays alter the
bsgnuI Ing Of trial sent him, In company with the
grand Juror, Mr.. Stapnard 10 mold another interview
with the ciarvoyant at Pair Haven, fsrpsning tnem
with certain questions which desired answered.
Mean while wc mad obtained possession Of the knife
wnca the Trial commenced told Judge Harrison,
VINO the sssior counsel what facts ] had IN my
possession and tnc source from winch they came
fne JuaRo expressed his aston shment and looked on
the cisrvoysnt part Of thssory as simply prepostsr
Qua He ssid to me, 'why, Hayes. you don't believe
In anything like that, DO your" "wcii,pI replied,
ssyou know tnat belong 70 q demon inatton whicn
has faith cairvoys ysnce, Sprituasm or anything
Of tina KIND but am sslisneo there 10 something In
tha wortny OF further eason aud
that DR.. Hunt has gwen the State some very tmpor
tant ciswa that may lead TO tbe convection oil
tho person or persons VINO committed this murder
He agreed with the grand juror alone, and
nj ard com pare