New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

DISAPPEARANCE OF ONE MORE YOUNG
WOMAN LAID AT HOLINESS DOOR.
v,r OF EVIDENCE FAST CLOSING ~ ABOUT
ulM nE WILL PROBABLY 49, TRIED J."
ToEoNrO FOR THE MURDER or
- rlETzEL cmLDnEN.

TIE riETzFL CHILDREN.
-roron,o ont. July p In accordance with The
orIins o., the Coroners jury charging II II Holmes
y,b the murder of ihe relize children. Disiric-Ai
,ornev Dcwart lail verdict and warrant before III"
Attorney General Department to-day ana proceed
ings for the eNiradiion OF Holmes VIII b" al once
entered upon.
I,verv rnor, VIII be- made TO have Holmes iriel
,r mis- civ The evidence Of murder l. thought 10
be much stronger here than anywhere else.
rhtad.Iphia July y The verdict arrived AT iy
the Toronto Coroner's jury last n'ghi charging II
H. Homes with the murder of the Two Pietz"l chill
1i.n. whose bodies were found in that city has
eliminated from the one % th" uncertainties
that has confronted The Philadelphia authorities.
The chances are now almost beyond doubt that
Holmes viii be taken TO Canada to stand trial for
the murders II is stated. however that II Will r."
quire at least Two months before he can b. extra
del
Chicago July 25-No such sensational nni as that
q. Yesterday was made by the digging IN the
basement OF the Holmes building to-day. bnt th"r'
WAS one which may gO much further toward S''u''hr
the convection Of the murderer. one 81 the "orHm'h
found in n pile Of rubbish letter. signed III. II.
uoward " and dated May g. lss1 The signature j.
orc ~ ,he many aliases used by Holmes. and one
Of the commoncst OF the lot The letter is In hi
we'll known handwriting. and IL addressed TO an o'-
cupant OF the bulidng.
The letter inquiries particularly as 10 IN" doinss "'
then goes on In iocular manner To discuss IN"
fate Of th. Williams girls and asks OF the recipient
whether he has them or their ghosts about the
building. Special inquiry Is made as to the partl-
tions in the house and In conclusion the writer eN'
presses the belief that he VIII not have to stay In
jail much longer
A new accusation now rests against Holmes II
is that he made away with Miss Cirran. with
whom he lived I'm the house AT Sixty-thir1 and
Wallace SITS. just before he lad the Williams girls
there. The neighhors remember little of the girl.
not even her first name She was stately looking
blonde about twenty five years old. and lived with
Holmes something less than six months. When she
went away 10 mes told Jcweller Davis. the lat
ter claims. that ne had succeeded In marrying her
off II will be- remembered that this is very much
Ike what he told concerning the disappearance Of
Mrs Conner. He said at the time that he had mar
riod her of H. California.
Miss Cigran came to Chicago from Indiana. She
associated little with the neighbors. and tn"
other inmates OF the building were In complete
ignorance conc, ming her habits. Holmes was not
often seen with her and on these occasions he kept
al6of from his acquantapces and introduced her to
no one Mrs. ". J.. Doyle. OF No. -. Sisty-third-
St. knows more about this girl. II Is believed. than
anybody else. but the Central Station officers VIII
10, permit her to talk about the case.
The building in which Holiness Chicago crimes
we're probably concoctcd and accomplished VIII not
be pulled down =. r. Chandler. broker. who
holds mortgage on u lol si-Tl. advanced 10
Holmes with which to build, was tod by the Build
ing Inspector that al that necessary was to
improve the upper portion. This Will be done at
orce.
\ few more bones were found to-day In the same
hole from which those found yesterday were taken.
They were vertebrae. and a portion Of "A human
shoulder blade.
The remains Of furnace that was possibly used
by Holmes az crematory were unearthed In the
cellar this morning Near by was large heap OF
ashes, which are now being sified. and II anything
that looks IKE bones is found II will be put 10 an
analytical test.
The man who built II the spot early In the
day ana to.d the policeman duty that Holmes
maintained great secrecy concerning II. construc-
ton, ana said II was to be used In his gas manu-
featuring experiments. As attempt was
made 70 make gas this story was clearly a fabrca-
ton. The furnace had alright receptacle In
which could be generated a heat Of 2 iO0 degrees
Fahrenheit. and was just long enough to contain