The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1879-08-02 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

ATALITY ON A RAILWAY. "I" Aa %nderstand it at all. You are quite sure that I floor. I became entirely last, and without any Birwall, 83 years of ago. has met with a oiler u als hadn't some wickedness on, and couldn't control over myßelf, and, looking at what had hap- or didn't want to join me ? " :evident on t'Se railway- near Lc•itiester. SS eb • A pened, and the fear of being discovered, I deter- s That would be an easy explanation for you," , ben i t engaged n a hayfield, and wthi'.e ret•treites mined to do away with the body the best I could. laughed his son; "but it would not explain the mys- home had to cross the railway. Au express tt ten I chopped off the head from the body, assisted with tery to us." was approaelibm zho spot, aril hafere the d•••.eat I the use of a razor, which I used to cut throngh the "And how is your friend Harold? Immense he has emld get cle ir of the line she was knocked see e flesh afterwards. I also used the meat saw and returned to Oxford. By Jove, sir, that reminds rue— and literally cut to pieces. the carving-knife to cut the body up: I prepared Why are you not there ? " ANOTHEst lioNoe a Dseteesn BY LOUD RFAC the copper with water to boil the body to prevent "I do not intend returniug.," mu), —B,tnie time ago Mr. Belilas, is an ilth v identity; and as soon as I had succeeded in cutting „ ' echoed the Colonel. „"Not intend. returning r ..epium in• rehart in Hong Kong, lad:rutted feat h . il,. on't be foolish, Raymond , you surely "vi ta , it up I placed it in the copper and boiled it down. •was to hand. nest. £l,OOO to the Governor d gree." I opened the stomach with the carving-knife, yore Ido not wish to. If you command me, you will (', leny for the erection of a statue there : , Ise 1 and burned up as much of the pates find me very dutiful." 13saconsfi,1 '. The China Mail,just meat-el, says 7 as I could. During the whole of this time "What shall Ido with him, Laura? " cried the " 'rho prop-sal 'made some time ago by a ,vealtny there was nobody in the house but myself- Colonel, striving to hide his vexation—for he W.". resib tit 4t is eolony to erect a status in h •neer When I used to look upon the scene before me, and proud of his son, and anxious to see him distinguish at E trl Ileacorsfield has been decane.3 the blood around my feet, the horror and dread I himself in some way in the world—" he could take his Peen:kr with al) ernpriate atlen a wledgeti••••. Tl:e felt WWI inconceivable. I was bewildered, and acted 8.A.. to-morrow if he liked, and there he is Nuking money will b- devoted instead to the e ••abli- I. so t as if I was mad, and I did everything I possib'y the ordeal." of four ached,' ships in Hong Kent!, en arl,neal ,n Possibly the Colonel's confidence in his sonls cape could to conceal the occurrence and keep it quiet, .. . - • cme being available from the tund of 400 doll trs, bildtes was not vain • but, though Raymeu s men a „ and everything regular, fearing the neighbours •ty as la ge 0; ough, it wits more probable thal Iso are mel keit selwlarships for imys- r.f iii, might suspect that anything had happened. I was %..7t uolywhis kritowleld,,e beine of an out-of-the-less- central School. one is for the best English au I greatly overcome, both from the horrible sight jrather than a useful character-had he placed himsel; Chinese tramdatc.r in the Central -Schee ;, On 11 l• before me and the smell, and I failed several times before his extuniners he would have been plucked. third for the be.,' general scholar at St. Jeseph's in strength and determination, but was helped en Colonel Merton would have winced had anyone 4.01't tfe, nll tenable for three years. by the devil in this vile purpose. I remained in the suggested that it was wmt of intellectual , r ... 1 1 ceme,e,), „ violin wles,. • s s's 1- " led P .I\l 0• D. 0.41-,,stablisl - • Tic,. ..lt•al • house all night, endeavouring to clear up the place had compelled his son to leave college without a degree. loaf.. [7O and clean away the traces after the murder. I burnt Ile was very anxious that his young wife should sozonoer.—To ems/terse,