Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-13
THE CASE OF LILLE LOW
New Evidence Found That In-
 dicates Murder.
GRAND JURY MAY INVESTIGATE.

Iillios Father Found Bullet Hole In Her
 Dress. Which Makes 1t Appear That She
 Was Shot From Behind-Oflcers In Con-
 suItation o<er the Matter.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-James Low, Jr., of Al West Thirty fourth street, the fla ther of Lillie Low, who the coroner decid- cd committed suicide in the woods at Washington heights on July g, called yesterday on Coroner O'Meagher. who heard the case
 MT. Low told him that he was not sat isfied with the coroner's jury verdict and wanted to see if something further could not be done. MT. Low said that since Captain Pickett of the West Thirtieth Street station had turned over to him the clothes in which his daughter was found dead he had found powder marks all over the jacket and more blood on the clothes than he thought would have come from a single bullet wound in the right temple.
 He said that he believed some one shot away. This was the only way, ho said, that he could account for the powder marks being so scattered
 Coroner OMeagher sent Mir. Low to the district Attorney's otfice and the case will be placed before the grand jury if the district attorney thinks there is enough evidence to warrant it.
 Coroner OMeagher said that the bullet that killed the girl cut an artery that was sufficient to drain out all the blood in the body.
 Acting District Attorney Lindsay said he could say nothing in regard to the case of MT. Low.
 To Lay tho Case Before the Grand Jury. ' ;rI T l,o hO,j ,fc, ence with Mir. Low, and he had decided to lay the matter before the grand jury. This will probably be done tomorrow. Police Captain Pickett of the West Thirtieth Street station called at the dis triot attorneys office yesterday afternoon | and was closeted for q long time with Acting District Attorney Lindsay. After Captain Pickett had gone Mir. Lindsay was asked if the visit had any connection with the death of Lillie Low. MT. Lindsay refused to say. He did say, however, that the captain called upon official business and added that he was not at liberty to tell any more. It is gen. erally understood, however, that Lillie Lows death was the subject under dis l cussion, and it Is hinted that evidence has | now been secured tending to provo con- clusivcly that the girl was not responsible | for her own death.
 Arrests are expected in this caso either today or tomorrow, and when Coroner O'Meagher was seen yesterday afternoon he said:
 | "Mr. Low wanted the case reopened. | Of course I could not do that and sent | him to the district attorney office There l is no new evidence in the casc so far as l | know. Tho evidence had was that there was scarcely a mark of discoloration on the clothing, though, if there was blood there, 1t could easily have come from the bullet wound. An artery was cut that might havc taken every drop of blood out of the body"
 l Notwithstanding Coroner O Mcagher's | evident desire not to commit himself, il developed later in tho day that he consid- cred the rcopening of the case of extreme | importance. It is even said that it is the intention of the authorities to cxhumc the body of the dead girl