Awful disclosures and startling developments in relation to the late Parkman tragedy : with a full account of the discovery of the remains of the late DrGeorge Parkman and the subsequent arrest of Professor John WWebster . two side blocks. They are supposed to bethe work of Dr. Keep, the Dentist, and are:riveted with platimmi wire. The naturaltooth has an external orifice from which goldor some other material appears to have beenmelted out. It is said that the peculiar shapeof these blocks of teeth, and the peculiar 14 The Varkman Tragedy. manner in which the natural tooth was filledwill augge
Awful disclosures and startling developments in relation to the late Parkman tragedy : with a full account of the discovery of the remains of the late DrGeorge Parkman and the subsequent arrest of Professor John WWebster . two side blocks. They are supposed to bethe work of Dr. Keep, the Dentist, and are:riveted with platimmi wire. The naturaltooth has an external orifice from which goldor some other material appears to have beenmelted out. It is said that the peculiar shapeof these blocks of teeth, and the peculiar 14 The Varkman Tragedy. manner in which the natural tooth was filledwill auggest, to the dentist, who manufacturedthe one and filled the other, to whom the teethbelonged. The Remains of Dr. Parkman, as collectedby the committee of examining physicians,and placed The above cut represents the remains ofthe human body which lay upon the table inthe laboratory of the college in North Grovestreet, parts of which are particularly describ-ed in another place. As words never conveyan adequate idea of material objects, and fre-quently cause the writer to be misunderstood,we place a representation before our readers,that they may at once perceive what is discov-ered and what is missing. No. 1. Represents the vetebras and thora-•ic cavity which is charred, and contains thelungs. No. 2. Represents the pelvic cavity, cover-ed by flesh in its lower part. No. 3. The right thigh disarticulated fromthe pelvis. No. 4. The left thigh disarticulated fromthe pelvis. No. 5. The left leg disarticulated fiom thethigh and foot. P. S. Dr. Keep has since identified themineral teeth as his work. As all the facts pertaining to the revoltingtransaction are of deep interest to the commu-nity, we hereunto annex some few incidentsof the supposed murder. Mr. Sawiti, who dri
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