, 1879-07-23
1'IIE CORONER

i bad seen and heard
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lnh 1oisoN hit
s"so"es "au'' attHeo upon Lie epo' 'l1's
a!ter oe'och ?. H. ses.csuay, anti a. onec e.'
aoout 'aak''x h.s a"ssaHsa'sons' WIN 'nI ~
s'stanso ol ms ee'H no 'n'pa"e'eo ,oc lo.o"t
namca geatlen'en -, usy, ana au'1.lIuu . =,
aacm ts'o on."' y. W. ne,,, ". ~ - -. %
MD, T. u sharp, Neorgo ". b'ntofa' ". ~
Bai!cy' and Parker Dresser The !ury ptoeeea'
,rl,c ro.lf,on ,f .h,ru. In Mn hnu4c we're found
s,,"ss, ~ 1. T. :. 49,. -, .e.,.-,,o. u1e
az oseetsusa III !AH lH'"oH" u 'sste ,I...,. ~
eldest, Elizabeth, who WaS Ranging oet"erh lne
two par1ors, had put the pIblr: a large album,
and a sofa pillow Upon chnlr Ia order to
r,,a, h.r.a,s h,oh o,n,,ch ia adjust the noosc
.sa...a ~. .,asI. ,vhan sho M, .t.nrc,i otY
asoun" neF "cek' "Aua ''a l,s ep" ts,,.. W.
to the foor, but the chair remained in the same
posttton, with her toes almust touching II.
Am, ,,,,,r n ,bc double doorway )catl[nr from,
.,'',a WV. - 49, o.. I,.3 r,1ao.L a., ~.
the ha'l into 1''e pa''os. o"o a,'u p'aseu a' ~ ~
holstcFcu f00t-Fcs& upon cHalf, WHICH hHs
showed from her with such force As to ogerturn
,hrm. Thc officers marked their position On
,,,o c.-,ct for t1,c information of thc turr.
tc cafoet 'or "1s '"aoi'at.un T.. "s ,al'.
Mr.. Ford found The Fragments of rope. In
the bed. cham pcr OF the sisters above was fornd
= te,n. aborn hrentkntfe. ncrfert1v new. ami
nss"s 'uA.p w 49,, ss.s s"' .','o A',a ~
with mutdefons olaas fourteen 'nehcs IN
lcneth. a bottlu containing couple Of nunces
OF clh1oroforn Was found upon tho dreBsiug.case.
untu,rhcd. uavtnp COMPLETED the survey al
thr prcmiscs. the Coroner stated to the iury
that tho family des1rcd TINT the funeral should
take place today. They also desired 10 be
present at the iuqueat. Tic would, therefore,
adjourn The Jury uut, Thursdag morning at B
aS..-
nrcniss. II conclude Their tnycstiratIons. Iic
iii % shcm lint thc surviving sister Nom wos
st;lI mich cxcited by what had transpfrsd. bur
e"aa ~. nhc m .yiro uor,c crIfencc. liz woul,
i,nvc nrr stutclnfnt written dawn and eworn to
ft,r the,r information st the next tncstnw, Ihe
iurr thsr ,lianrrsrd.
TI,c i,nrmIer ind hI.. Scrrctary. ncco,nnan,cd
by ynE TnInvxE reporter, ibrn proccctsd to
tr;nts n,, a sofa nnitc enmInsei. Nnnn il a
i1,sarr IN statmre aho,,t "a vrars of are ,xlth
iorTa hrsI. hrown ercs. ,Iark rnr,nin.inn.
md n hinh)y nervous organization. Hsr
inn1,,nvc tjsn,nyel \ rnlt;v,tr1 intajiert. md
her ,,s,,ner nj nrnrrseion wns rirar nnl itrcrt
Shr ia ,,ntIm1htr .iiv n woman n rcmarkahir
scn.itive fneln"s. snj nosa"tses m nrrantg,tini,
cansblc oi thc kccnest suffering, sic uppearcd
fn,nf.crutand yI,nt tyna v,,i.,y nn nntl Inv ar.
swcrs ,tsuniiy shnwrd th,. rTcatrst fntciircnr,,
Mr.. swar. her sister. was present. HAVING A.
rived IN her carriage about s o'ctuek. She lis
tened with great Interest to Noha's statements,
nna now 4nu men !nsiatea on coErect.lx & some
~ onc .r,, inrl: hnir nm, rvss ntI,nr s,cn,sar
ia build, a1ul bearing evidences OF much suffer.
tug. During ttr examination she inaIstcd TINT
hef ueaa s1sters were 1nsane, WHICH MONA
so'A at, ~, M, wv i"sans r.
Yn,, comli only baya heen situntctl o. thew
wcrcn she exelatmrd. "you would not have
called them insane, n1is1 you would have known