, 1881-06-04
THE W1NNErKA TRAGEDY.
Ex1,umatIon Of tho Nomnins or tho
Victim,

HAHu1AAkAVA VI kVU AAtAAflAW Vk eAV
Victim.
At 'halt past o'clock yesterday morning
Chief .ot-Polloo Carney, OF Evsnaton. onllcd at
Corouer Mats0ns oTflco to accompany him to the
county burial ground. at Jefferson. The plan
was To rcarrrcct the head buried at Tint plaoo,
tako 1t out to Winnetke, whoro tho headtess body
Of tho murdered man found thar0 last week was,
aud 500 whether tho head and body matched.
Coroner Mntson nas occupied with othor busl-
uess, however, and waa unable TO mako tho trip.
Chief Carney received Instructions to 10 to
WInnetka asd takc up tho body. and the Coro-
ner promised to take Tho hoad out thore today.
Accordingly Chiof Carney procured box III
which to place tho rntnaias, and started for tho
depot. Ete found that he would be obliged to
walt for the / o'clock funetat-train, as tho
Company had lately made rufe forbldding tho
prcas Tho Chlef and THiuuNE reporter fnhlly
Arriving at tint ssatlon tho box was transferred
tu WAGON Ia waiting. and tho party were
eo 6aea e % 5nS s. bspu
John Carney. 4 brother Of the Chief Of Police,
mon, and Immediately began work, and AZ the
wagon drove up the resurrecuonists had 3nst
aSoa 10 4e soot y tbe nn s e esea a
w!sh!n Tow s @ foot q ed ths troe: sta@p ae.inst
Since tho premature burial the residents Of the
vicinity have been tutoring complaints against
Rnx 81 f rs,ss bos
tho remaiF,a into 1t was !tlh1lnan, and hs action
~ universally condomned. ,..,-
morbid ouriost- yseckors. anxious for glimpse
Of tho horrible. Tho digger woro cloth sat.lr-
crowd kept wSll to tho wInelwnrd and. cndeav-
orod to drive away the dEsaErcoRbc odor which
fGq g I'd ae xs md Hes. sTgSs Ss ws1 tbs
two s1 : Or Three faqt below M tho anfiaee ot ths
tArHey Iravod tho horrible stengh, fastened, il
eord q tho 1egs ot the corpse. ana drew + p.s %n
breathinu hutnan hcIne. Ths flesh abovo, thS
ta hsd ss 9Ssn ter Sssns ss shps ss
ihSs iifmSs xore @ perfect: 1tidsfpE f!sm tho
detor,nir.o whether tho head at Jefferson origi-
nsly ns'Iy belonged on tho body as l'f' is appuF'
NOTHING LEFT 70 Fir n TO.
.he fe,aoyed fo s tho bsdy tho a conaress @ Ss.
ors. soukst panta!o0ns. shtrt. and drawers: Il
rar t. xya e na !nS ars ah ba
Jury. Tho touring OF tho uulcEgar!uents will
o To esaS s hea wS Ia 10
blanket and put into tue colin, md thoclothlng
~ ~as j. so sSatas aesnto1
Ing clup Of bushes, and lott to await tho arrival
Of Coroner bfatson with the head. and the tom
! parary gravo WAS ttilod IL. John Carney then
S,'set' d. vii il tSs re.s 81 w. aas!aSads piass,
wher0 It WIS loft to soak. In a fow days tho
ana thoroughly cleaned. and they. wlil be cure;
sRe q d
oner 3tatson win probably 70 out to Wiunetka
vi" Mr. -. Jatn@s aS iKndrhts. tbs conductor of the
| fUtorR! lrnip, Btatel to THE TRIBUNE reporter
tho description OF tho murdered man wont
e speak a word Of English, .,bu!t but
Nhero west Of Winnetka. Mr.. Knights could not
state tho oxnut lats ha saw tho mini, but says Il
IL possabio that DO 'a tho ono tat was murdered.
a very tAnay i9cldcnr ooeusesd ThuEsday at
Waa coiurotl indvidual who WAS On 6ls way ID
Roseh'll Cemetery to do some WhftaWRs!ling, and
hU etoul Mt the opon door OF the car looking out
on tie patforIn. Near BY him was Conductor
from Winnotka, rot olt tho train and showed tGe
| knife found near tho body OF tho murdered mau
to THlpuSn reporter.
"Dat'a my knife" said tho oolorcd man. whc
saw what was trnusplring from tie door Of tho
"Aro you sure 1t isf" asked tho conductor
prlcktuS up hls oars.
"9h course Is" said ths datky;
Tho cu!orol u,an Thought ho might DO putting
bis foot Into 1t. and he said ho u0lld uot awchi
that the knife was his. The conductor then toll
him It had been used to n1nrduf a. nun and GU
white and tronblcd oil thu wny to lsosohiii III
WILL probably !earn not TO bo too pFotn!stuoua IL
hls claims In tho future.