Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1892-10-15 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

HORRIBLE MURDER AT GLASGOW.  : A Glasgow correspondent states that a great sensation was created' in the respeotable suburb of PollAshielde, Glasgow, on Tuesday afternoon by the dieoovery of what appear, to hove been a de[ termined murder, the body of a woman having been • foetid buried :iu • garden in Maxwell-drive. The , teem of the tragedy is West Lodge, • large self. ismtained house at 56 Maxwell-drive, occupied by . the lama of the late es-Bailie William Wilson. That gentlemen's family have been from home for some time, the boos. and gerdene being meanwhile in charge of the gardener, who residee on the 1 eremites. From what can be gathered it teem. 1 that the gardener had been in the habit of receiving • young woman at the house daring the absence of the family. She is stated to have been wen in the neighbourhood ou Sunday evening last, and there seem. little doubt that the horrible affair took plane during the early hours of the morning. The first intimation of a suspieion that there wan something amiss was conveyed to the police by • labouring gardener, who was unable to gain admission to the place. On Tuesday morning Superintendent Muir, of the South Melinon of the Glasgow Police, at once decided toinatitate &search, and obtaining acoeee to the premises, soon came somas trams which wont to prove Leyond a doubt that a mime of some sort had been eommitted. In the gardener'a apartment of the lodge there were atains of lo:cood in prolnsion, but nowhere was there to be found the body of the victim. At length Superintendent Male had his attention directed to the garden at the rear of the house, and here, after some little search, signs of recently dielatbed earth were toned, and on digging at this spot a blood-needling sight met the gaze of the police Ahem At no great depth from the images lay the mangled remain, of a woman. After the committal of the crime, the murderer had eat up the body of his victim piecemeal, and, carrying the dismembered portions to the garden, there burled them. This part of the tragic occurrence mast, at any rate, have been carried out under the rover of dartneee. The West Lodge, although standing within its own grounds, by no means occupies an isolated position, and a view of the femme of burial could be obtained from eeveral of the adjoining houses and gardens had the affair been carried out daring daylight. The murdered woman is described as being young, and appears to have been • hawker. The gardener is described as a men of middle age, and :is said to have been leen in the neighboarhood some time on Tuesday. His name is Wm. Maw.. lie has been in the employment of the Wlll.ll for s.veral years. Up to the present the police have been unable to trams his whereehouts. The remains were removed the mortuary at the Police-Mace on Tuesday afternoon, arid -the police are prosecuting their inquiries and making every endeavour to trace Dlellwan.  HOLLOWAY'S Plus. —The chief wonder of modern times. This incomparable Medicine hmreases the I appetite, strengthens the stomach, cleanses the liver, 1 corrects biliousness, and prevents flatulency, purities , the system, invigorates the nerves, and re-undates ! sound health. The enormous demand for these Pins throughout the globe astonisheo everybody, and a singletrial convinces the most sceptical that no medicine ! equals Holloway'a Pills in its ability to remove all complaints incidental in the human race. They are a I blessing to the afflicted, and a boon to all who labour I under internal or external disease. The purification of the blood, rimers' of all rmtraints from the secretive organs, and &oldie aperient action, are the prolific sourms of the extensive curative range of Holloway's I rill.