New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
THE WOUNDED IMPROVING.
Confined from First Page.

i1Tgous organization Intended 10 help poor people
In every way possible. God was with TIE ofBahna
ton and II was bound 10 succeed, he said. lie en-
hibted a badge attached to a ribbon ana SSd IL was
an officers badge issued by the organization only 10
members who were loyal and useful could be an
officer and receive such badge, he said When IL was
necessary TO throw bomb, could De eAcnsed irom
such service because l was lecturer. Wheh
monopolist was selected for removal By q bomb the
members Of the organization east lots 10 decide VINO
should use the bomb. Tho badge OF private III the
organization was only a plain affair and had blue
ribbon. .
He brought TO me several persons who talked rs II
they might be members OF the organization. They
appeared be cranls. One OF them had much 10 say
about capitalists and the use of bombs. lie was
short stubby man, Of middleage, with dark muSiehe
and a beard slightly gray. / didn't Know his hame'
began to be afraid Of the man who first spoke 10 INC
about the lectures. He said he was anxious to hire
FOOD talher lie had delivered lectures in san Fran
CISCO he said and had been arrested there three
times because he got excited and told tbnss which
made trouble. began to avoid him.
- About a month ago 1 saw him for the last time.
slipped into the museum to keep out OF his way as
l saw him waiting for at the front entrance.
s.w minutes later he sent card to me. never saw
him alive again. but his head at the Morsue yes
te-day.' -
CAPTAIN Hcrne rave to the Inspector the card which
the bomb-thr had sent TO MIN. IL was cafd o1
the face OF which printed an advertisements Ny
John Morris, proprietor Of the Cornish Hotel at w.
IL Westst., and agent for Steamship hhes v" '"S
back of the card was written
Captain Harry Horne: called but failed TO see you
this D. No. Wednesday, october 81. Would you please
write rue where you are stopping, and when can sec
you there and oblge -
W. ID. SoUTHwoRTII, Of San Francisco, Cal.
Care Of Morriss Hotel, No IL west-st.
Captain Horne said he did not reply TO the card ana
mott
Inspector Byrnes sent the following dispatch to Cher
of Police Crowley OF Francisco: Has there been
any person arrested in your city In the past TWO
for mailing ncendary speeches on the SUBJECTS VI
capitalism, anarohsm and Government controi OF i'h
roads If SO wire me his name, age, Description ana
date Of arrest together with any particulars you may
have relative to the matter. Answer as soon us pos
sible."
No answer had been received last night. The IN
spector also sent Captain Horne and two detectives
TO Morrss hotel In West st. TO make INQUIRIES for W.
d. southworths Benjamin Morris, a son OF the pro-
prieor said that southworth had not been near the
hotel fS na Hi D deS sat Of tS 3. f sob
thrower but he identified the Writing ON tne auVer
Using card which had been sent to captain horne s
Sonthworth was q man about forty-ive years old
rather and not over Ave feet ana TWO iSn Il;
high, with dark mustaene ana u cioSo 'u' ''''N
aWhy, that is the description OF the stno1y man
wbo was introduced TO me at uhe museum Gun
by the man whose head is at the Morgue' s'iu zap
tam Young Morris went to the Morge. but failed to
identify the head there. Al Police lieanquar'ers l
evening he said that the ma sud received many
callers there He seemed to have some sGhehes ~, iU
starting railroads and opening mDeS for S0p With
capital TO invest In sach enterprise ne a th siv
Ibont three weeks ago southworth went away SAYING
that he going TO sont, America on f sam
i Two bafkeepers employed in the Metropolitan Hotel
NJ RrooSway and Prlicest went TO the Morgue last
night and dsned b the oe G reGe on thursday and
Friday lie attracted the attention OF tue fkeePeds
ncb c6antsr alter he had ToraEen meal there
and nqrng he had left his toothpekS mns nto one
On Friday. about an hour before noon, he was 10
the sTSg 3 hing lgaa thea ana small sacse which he laid
gently on the bar while he was drinking tue eocktah
any the afternoon Coroner MESSENGER arrived at the
Morgue head q the WAS ns psS1S
Hospital Photographic Then the Coroner removed
brain and IL 90 Of peod on
the left hemisphere due to concussion: II was not
scs ssen Ss sTs rsI spot s fS'
fluid chromate Of Pash, to harden ~ ana Examined
By Sy'G pTs E. sp1a cray Durham and Briggs Tnsy
viii meet in carege's Laboratory and tae on Sne aa
result OF their examination OF tile brain VIII NC a'
n0@ The head S was pn in wechemers fluid and vii!
he
| present to aid Identification. DR.. Durham now mas
| the brain. , ts ,,,o ,os,
night that George francis Train, accompanied by a
vo;-,g man, had come in and after looking az INC
heJ which then In the fluid had declared posi- Sss
tjyeIy that IL was that Of a man TO whom nc hau
given n palr OF stockings. and shoes two weeks ago.
| He identified the stockings and SHOES; ALSO ALSO
and ms further proof, Donovan SAYS. took on MS own
sRoe and pui on the shoe Of the murderer LETT
| tact which Ia among the dead mans relcs at uhe
Woroue He then said that he would 60 to see Coroner
MESSENGER to verify HIS Identification by asking for a
trhi he
had in his possession when he saw him. But al a
late hour last night had not been heard OF at coroner
| Messemer's house. - -, ,o, ,ho hodv
Apart from the fact of its being torn from me p,Gy
there is nothing physically epulsive about ,he neaa
itself and the face has mraeu9uSly escaped HUT
The hair and beard singed, hut the face lise IS IKE
that of any dead person. far as purely 81
pearance goes Buhe expression OF tne aean ao ,be
Something not readily forgotten viewed IRON .T,
| Side IL looks calm and peaceful. But when the mll
fare i frped toward the behOlder the expires SION IS
one OF the utmost horror as OF one who died IN eA
| Guisite mental, not physical, torture.
| Coroner MESSENGER examined Ii carefulIy. ana sau
the conformation OF the skull that OF Frchnan
| or a. Belgian. If anything, 1t has a French cast.