The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1884-11-28 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

AOO.ll before I hal changed my em ck ' Oe the I ,ft sleeve of the grew colt wh eh he sold he wore 'hen he went to Compton I found blood all through the lint's e of the left arm, and e smell of par:fide. I took chetge of the d• reaseri's reght.riress, which wee ti ken trim the tipper part 4 her holy in MY prerehea. It smells vary Afrongly 01 paraffin or Alexandra oil. I also pro Inc the scek talc n root the deceased's left leg. It is tartly burnt, and also erni4l, of paraffin. The sock on the right leg WssCfluuimed, Toe weed work of the stairs has been bui tt. I traced the per ffin four or Aye eta re up. I predoce a second Lamp, and ale) an empty oil-can, which I took from a cupboard in the ;lentil'. I troduce t, lsrefe found outside Miss KeYse's bedroom ; there was grease UQT U, Aiaaar it woo toad Ow valeta.  . . rrlkfil. Atouneefell maid : I wee searching the pent ry s t the ,Cl4ll, gistl.. netio,d a snicati.of Wood Op the degw,r. An ,Ibefslia,*.q.,was a.stg paper, aqa right ,at.the bottg*.Wite a :kulfg' writyp-i. , Ra, gtop at x.pgoiar, „pa.. the pr„And &tette mr, ityStuln of Wolof. :1 lovciii a•sanisr of lo'ulfins the 'Phi ti'V th Pante), doer. 'and I alto eSaw, ion Tin bothlairlafei of the oat:auto harlinglo the kitelken." "*""• i',Dii: titled revelled, said that since ' his lia,virvidetf:e etiorhaPl•rtarpintml under tho raicreserrehis matt on *la 'AniatsiolLon found in the. parittv,'ensi,lte.hell,virl it, ro ,be ,bload. It was under the handle, stud ted,, rug down jtlps spans of flits can. 04 the stag weire gevetal qt. 'r stafffir, Which. he lialiev.id. to be bleol. Oa the b Vote thererweeil stains of b'ood. some of them very dietioe. Jane Neck, re-called, Field the oil can produced was usually kept in the nantry olosef, on the right'hind Ode of the fireplace. She put it bask in it; place after using it on Tnursday, and never touchel it from that time. Tl:vire was then, she should think, about a quart of oil in it. The enaill camb produced was whd by Miss Kevin) in the eveßine. Ths..Corotat rSMarkesi that that was all the evidence he had to Ur Wale the jury at present, and the inquiry would b i adj aurae 1 until Friday next, wh-n they would have all evidenca of Dr. Sti-venson, the Treasury analyst, and of Mr. Whitehoad, ea to the &co amcd's plpiirs. He bad to inform them also that there would on that day, in all probability, be other important evidence brought before them to crnsider, though he did not thilik it desirable now to mention the natura of that evidence.  -.Thei—iniinest stands adjourned until Friday. Invector Botcher. from Scotland-yard. arrived at Torquay on Friday evening, to assist the local police in investigating the circurnstsnoes connectyl with the murder of MiB9 Keyse. at Bahhacon3he. It is rumoured that another person will he apprehended,. . . . . .  The further bearing of the c wee of wilfully murdering Miss Keyse, brought against her butler, John Le. wie to have been proceeded with en Tuesday morning, but only a formal ',moan I was taken, as the Articles sent to T onion for examination had not yet been returned. There is an immense amount of excitement in the neighbourhood upon the subject, and great efforts were mode to obtain access to the court. Amongst the curet gossip it is stated that Elizobath Harris, the prisoner's half-sister, will he placed under arrest. On being brought tin by Sergeant 11;chards the prisoner L.'s entered the dock with a very different air to that which has hitherto characterised him. He looked id Med and anxious, and oppearet surprised that his solicitor was nee nrestmt. On taking his position at the tut- he pulled off his hat with sharp. impatient gesture, and stood fronting the magistrates and the seversl gentlamen who had a le at en the Misch  The prisoner was reinandel until Toeslay next at halfpast ten.