New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
MRS. ENIFFIN'S BODY TO BE E4HUMED
FURTHER MATERIAL NECESSARY TO THE AU'
TOPsY-EXPLAINING THE HABEAS
Coppr-s pPoCEFDI NC,S.
CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.


Trenton. Y. j., jan II CSpccan.-It IS reported
that the remains Of Mrs Myra Kniiin, who was
my,teriously murdered i'm her bed some days ago. are
to be exhumed for further examination. The anthor-
tics here were informed yesterday that Professor
Cornwall. of Princeton College, the expert, who Is
making a chemical analysis Of the contents Oh INC
etorach desired to examine other viscera. The
authorities will confer the subject ana no Gouo'
Will grant the request II so, Prosecutor stockton
will give Coroner Bower an order signed by Cmef
Iustce Bea,cy in,tructins him to act in the matter
The coroner Will 20 10 Mt. Pleasant .ac'ompahcd Dy
County Physician Leavitt and Will supeHhtehd inc
removal Of the body from the grave "Heh Dr'
Ieavitt will perform the necessary operations INC
family Of the dead woman will DC consulted in the
matter but this will be merely an act 0i cpurt7S
since the body is in the control Of the authorizes
until they have finished their investigation OF the
murder. ,..
The authorities have suspected all along mat
some drug wa, administered to Mrs hnlilh pei"'c
she was choroformcd and they are no" seeh'ns
traces Of it. They have been unable 10 'e''S
any # their numerous suspicious. and may be no
rore fortunate i'm the future. one Of the detectives
e,npIovcd bv David Purcell insists that the marks
- , bu,car', Jimmy are visible on one of the DOORS
and he AT least. has not abandoned the burglar
theory. .,, ono
The counsel for Dr.. Knifun and Miss Purcell are
vcycd over the false information published concern
ing the notice to Prosecutor stockton ii the "''c'
Of the haleas corpus proceedings. Mr. barton s''u .
"W,. a, counsel. suspected that postponemeht oi
the cofoucr's hearing until Monday next Wa ''
forcrunucr II other posiponements 10 De HIM. ~,
the purpose Of uuJu>ty detalnln- "uF '"on'' "''
m a.l.1 the coroner what evidence he had au-
dtonal to that produced up 10 the time ot auIouii'
mont on Thursday. lie replied inc H'eu'
caI testimony and possibly evidence upon
some clews. The notices were plOpaIcu
.N sc-,,od upon Mr. stockton before noon OF Thurs
,r hv INV associates clerk informing the prosecutor
s. lit, ~ habeas corpus would be applied for at
., ,l,f Iu.ticc', chamber at O'Clock tIat allor-
1nnu lou observe that the prose- 1oI Nau ~ ii0 = :
man four hours notice Al o'locA We 49,. Ho-
u'iU hr.. nate. of all the testimony taken before
,bc r6roucr', Jury up 10 that time. ana we "~dnc, ~
half an hour beyond the time spepHcN D' oHI 80.
r th ouuearaucc II any one rpir-ehl lhi~ Olc 90
,ndnrci6od on Friday that Mr. >t"'ht"n wa, sun
and that M, ~lc,ue~, was assigned bN ''I ~"
,,Tars ON that day the reason Tor Ms uihl'''oh
i'ii,... ,n rbnr.d,y I do not know anything ABOUT
,i.. r,p,rt but de- knox that Nj. STOCKTON wa a..
thc corunei's hearing on Thursday HorhluI uc''''
have been presented by his assistant or soHr ,.r D
rr,-,nt,tvc on Thursday. as reason ioF % G,l'Fit7
the hearing Of the hah'aN 'orpu, court wa,
i.f, IA urcsume that no opposition "as "
he made hy the state . the baiHhs 3l vu' ,
Ne opened the 'app alton Tor llc "lll Ivy ,, 49,.
ius an affidavit OF service "i "' "''''o "''"
What about the story published that the GlerG
-orvcd the notice on the prosecutor As nc "ds "oo"
10 board the cars for his home T., -
" IT d. not believe that Nr. stockton ever said any
thing of the kind. as such WaS not tne itt w., Wv
tx terphone 10 the effect that such notices would
be- served. This telephone message was received an1
answered hv the prosecutor himself. ana lew MIN
ts after I'm fine same forenoon the ~ pc written copy
Of thr notice was served Mr. stockton at his Office
by Mr. Bea,ley's clerk