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MYSTERIOUS DEArR-Susqicioas Of Murder
Ebenezer Waters,a coppersmth, and about AZ years
of age, was found dead in his shop early on Friday
18th. Onc ofhis worknen left him there in the eve
ming at o'clock, apparently as well as usual. His
son finding the door locked entered the shop through
the window and discovered him lying on his back
on the floor, near the stove, with his hands par
TALLY elevated and clenched-some old clothing
covered over his body and very heavy bar of iron,
with large head, resting on the side of his neck.


Coroner Shute was called, and the verdict of the
Jury was that he 20 his death by some cause
unknown to them


The door was locked on the inside. The de-
ceased had never been subject to fits, and from
the weight of the iron, which was fastened in
large block of wood, it seems improbable that he
could, in the position in which he was found, have
pued it over himself. 1t had the appearance of
having been carefully laid his neck, as its weight
alone, if thrown upon him, would have caused a
much deeper bruise; this was proved by letting
the bar fall upon blocls of wood From these
circumstances, there are suspicious, at least that
he was murdered. Boston Democrat.