Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

the physician In charge Of the case. DIR.
Williams merely looked at the patient saw
that the clsJ was one Of head presentation
aud was az 1arently doing very well,
DIR. ST. lair asked 10 be excused from talk
ms aoOr the case, but In response to a ques-
tioA denie9 that any operation was per-
fornac
At the institute the clerk youchsafed the
information 70 ali callers that "No business
Is being transacted at the institute todavn
Ho said That many OF the patients were
leaving the place, and that half dozen left
yesterday in bunch.
Detective Haze aud the coroner visited the
place this morning and demanded the KEY Of
the safe, saying that Mclaughlin had given
them authority 70 get the "cash. book The
clerk refused to deliver the KEY but opened
the safe and gave them the book above
named.
II was learned that the Beaver woman,
who was unmarried, told her friends at
Plattsmouth that she was coming TO Omaha
to be treated for tumor, aud that none Of
them knew the true state of affairs
She intended to have the child adopted be-
fore her return home aud the Plattsmouth
people would be none the wiser When her
brother came up to get the body, he in
struCted. the undertaken to bury the child
here, as II would occasion talk to take it
back home. This was how the undertaken
came to be informed that the child was still
born, and it was disposed of as are all such
cases.
The attorneys for the prisoners are Gown
Il McHugh, and the latter stated that no ap-
plication for bail mad been made, and that
the preliminary hearing would be held to-
morrow. During the forenoon, Mrs. Nc
Menamy was Closetcd with her attorneys,
who are the same as in the other case, but
they would give no information rs to what
would be done.
James Beaver, a brother of the unfortunate
Isabclla Beaver, arrived from Plattsmouth
Yesterday evening and held consultation
with the county attorney and police officials
He claims to know nothing Of the circum-
stances connected with the death of his sis
ter and her child other than that he footed
the bills. He says his sister told him that
she was being treated for tulnor OF the stom-
acn aud that DR. Mclaughlin told him that
lie was treating the girl for that trouble. He
knew nothing to the contrary until he was
called here by the announcement of his Sis
tcr's death. Then he ordered the body Of
the child buried here and had his SISTERS re-
mains removed to her home for interment
Yesterday afternoon the police received in
formation that the body of another baby was
buried in the yard OF the medical institute.
Search was made and resulted in the uD-
earthing of small box in one corner of the
yard containing the remains of partially de-
velOped baby.
The find was taken possession of by the
coroner
At I 40 o'clock Yesterday afternoon Drs.
Mclaughlin, Sinclair and Williams were
arrested upon complaint charging them
with homicide by committing infantictde
The original verbal charge OF murder ordered
placed against their names by the coroner
was made void and the new charge in the
form OF written complaint was fled against
them.
Immediately after the filing of the new
charge the prisoners were taken to the county
jail for temporary keeping. The three pris-
oners will have preliminary hearing in the
police court this morning
Considering the new developments OF last
night it Is probable that additional charges
will be filed against the institute manager
and staff The prisoners are well quartcred
at the county jail but decline to talk. Their
defense will be made when placed on the wit
ness stand.