Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-09-06

and from some house near d.
street ferry. p.
Upon this suppoaition ~.
lot Of men to so through Is.
Of express companies 10 - I. -
tho expressmen rsmembsres
Ike the one Benss had -.
luck attended this sffort
happened that at the ver, 4
1t was Dodd's express--..f I
tective Mclaughlin caIIss
that a similar trunk had :.
from SAC West 10th street /, = g
street.
AT the 10th street nos..
learned that the trunk 49,.
August Bodies. a butchs,
receipt for the trunk h ; a.
was signed by Edward Unr,,
Il put q watch on the
Ridge street It was le,ns-
the neighbors that Unrer.-f..
ger he was called-still ~
but the man named Bohlss g.
TO Chicago. The first ~,
ticn Of one Of the men Win ,A.
Was made when the dets..,,.'
the description Of Cant u,-..
was the same a. that gIv.p 4, 3
The men had only sh,,, =.
wait when Capt. Uneer eap'.
house He was arrerbd -
brought at once to polies ~.
tiers. He laughed heartily ~.
ciised of numbering Bodies
that Bohles had gone to cll.,.-
he could bring him 70 this N, {.
. telegram.
"Unger lived on the IA ,
front, and In the room n i
abundant evidence q bu,el..,
some sort. The carpet VA ~.
with blood. and q hammer 81
knife had particles Of blood 4, 4 (.
near the handles. There va x
blood stain on q sofa. B,nn
brought from Brooklyn. ana ~.
ly identified Capt. Unser Is &, !.
who had brought the traak 4 !,
place. l learned from Mrs. s|s., !,
important fact that Bohlef III. I.
ger on the left hand was croot,s
"Unger had an iron win nnt !.
nerve than any man ever na q.
similar circumstances.
81 placed the saw. knife asi =
raer on my table, and l sent n
captain. He gave q careless II
at the tools and sat down l,s
with him, not about The rim 1.
at the same time kept hsnalIrl
tools. He did net say anyth.ns 8.
them nor did. l.
The trunk with the xmaIn. =
arrived from Baltimore, md s
them and the bloody sofa ia, n. I
fingers room, brought to lollc. <.
quarters. let the captain stag !
dark for awhile. and then | lad q
trunk and sofa placed IN the conf
near his cell door.
After q while / went down d
cells and stood IN front Of uar||
door. AS I said nothing, this ~
him uneasy. After fifteen Or st1
minutes / said:
"'Come out here. Cap. I Enr i
see you a moment
"'All right he responded
"de stepped slowly out Of tkt 4
and as he passed me, SLAPPED y
on the back. He turned quick|I 4
there l stood. pointing st rht III
trunk. with its horrible contel1
full view. Unger Jumped. pN
hands over his eyes and 1taQE
backward. l helped him gently 3
bloody sofa. He sat down V','
looking. l did not say anything
Their did he. could see ~
himself together to face ma h
took his hands from his eyes Il 4
the blood spot on the sofa He ~.
to his feet. and | motioned 70,
tective to lead him to the cell NJ
said: Now, Cap. any time ltf 4
wish to talk to me I win Be :
Office
HE gave me a glance p1'c +
minded me of q beast At haA
saw that his spirit was bro.sl
was only little while when Dsil.
Hickey cams to the Office with q .
formation that Unger wanted =
me. L fixed the bloody tools q
table, and alongside Of then . p
age of labels Of the glass conllt1
Wooster street, which had beea
In his room.
THE captain looked dehani
he came in. but It was only r.
BLUM.
Well. inspector, I can't peg
hgame. What Go you want 70 g
WHO killed Bohleaf
quickly.
at did, he replied. and he
as II a great load had bean hi'%
his mind. Then he tod the ~
the butchery, and claimed that
done in self-defense. he vas -
Sing Sing for twenty years ~
me that Bodies was leaking o's
shoulder all the time, ard ne ( +
: made him insane q short tn1
he was taken to Sing Sing