{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The Albany papers state that Strang, who has been some time in prison, the murderer of Mir. Whipple has acknowledged his guilt. The whole transaction exhibits one of the most determined acts of wifu mur der we ever heard of Intent on his victim, this mon- ster in human shape had previously practsed firing at ,G2rk through glass, ascertain whether ball would glance upon this substance. The evening which he committed the murder, he called at several public pla- ces probably to destroy any suspicion which might at tach to him after the contemplated act he then took his rife, climbed upon shed which gave him com manding view ofhs victim, andaeok the fatal aim A r ter having fed to some dasResahd secured hisrife he returned to the vicinity Mir. Whippe's house, and was empanneled of the coronersjury which sat ,.on the murdered body! Strang also accuses Mrs. Whippe of being accessary to the act whether to n- crease the misery he has already brought upon the family, or because such is the fact We have not been able to learn.

 