The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-11
AMATEUR DETECTIVES 7 ''''
Specimens Of the Style in Which the New
York Press Commented on the
Hn1l Case.

rha+ +hia man made 3 specially Of tying
lhed.clothes does not prove that no was sulIsy
lint If clearly shows that ne was hot 1hlio-
cent Morning Quaek, June IL H. r1,,,, ,,aaa
It being clearly proven th 1ana nr s. to ax
ist in the United States, we ask our Ieauei 20
IN the name Of common sense, Wn sa. ls Nc
rather. what is not to be Inferred from tlis
fact ?,lDaily Twister, June 10. ~, ahaxu
All we ask is simply: can ! Dr. Hull i. show
how he lat that button off his gaiter q
iEveening Weathercoek, June IL. ,rao y,
We do not wish 10 anticipate the course "
Justice; but why did not Dr. HUI snn na sme
front doors acknowledging bis Wlfes-lMoin-
ing Flea June ~. ...s,a,,x,a,. a
n the most casual and careless observer, II
will be obvious that these bandages we're a ller
hy q surgeon trying to disguise the cnaTaeteea
Of his knots Dr. Hull is surgeon.-lD daily
Drumhead, June Is. S. ua.,oo+x,
Even in the breast of an old man q seventy
the fires OF jealousy may rage as W1idiy az ~
tha passionate bosom OF youth. Ana ".
Hull may have ransaeked the room ana stoler !,
the jeweiry merely to throw the deJectlYeS On
the tral.[N. y. Chameleon, une l u. bod
Dr.. Hull would have done more wisely , nad
he used d different style OF match.-tlAe
Theorist, June 81. -,
suspenders! ay, that's the word, Suspend
ers Bracesl Her arms were t1ed Wild sus-
penders. Or. Hull more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing Wiseacre, June II.
Unwalrantable interference with the course
of Justice Is always reprehensible. But we
feel it our duty to say that We think al me
circumstances brought out by the course OF
the Hull inquest up to date point very ae.
eidedly to the guilt OF one man. we 40 noI
propose to mention this mans name, Ior hls
criminality is not, as yet, q matter OF abso-
Lutte gertrude; but we do not think We are
going too far when we say. that ne is mol .. q
Young man he Is not colored man; ne 10
not a man stneonnected with the family, ne IS
not non-medical person. Further than this
ws do not care to enunciate our suspicious,
but we can firmly asBeverate that they WILL
be proved to be true when the guilty party IS
brought to Justice Sunday Bunsby, June ~.
Let us put case OF a doctor-an old doc
tor-a Jealous doctor. What do you look Tor
from such maIl-is it not perfectly natural
that he should kill his wife? Yet 1t may be
that DIR. Hull is Innocent Evening KNOW
ALI, June %.
We call upon the murderer of Mrs. Hull to
confess. We have our eye on him. The
sooner he does 1t the better. 1t will save the
State some inconvenience; and the medical
faculty the unpleasant duty OF striking from
their rolls the name OF q renegade 10 his pro-
fession-one who kills, instead OF curing. Yet
far be it from US to say that he is q brutal,
sneaking, cowartily midnight assassin
DAILY Detector, June %.
Any man with 81 wife who sits, alone by
himself, in Reservoir Park, is eon5trUGtlvefy
a murderer Yet We aren0t among those who
point the finger of accusation at DE-. Hull.
He may be innocent. But can he prove 1t?-
The Evening Smarty, June ~.
It has all turned out just as we predicted
Morning Luminary, june "a.