The doctor who examin:" the body, the upper part of which was soak-Wie wlovd, pronounced ltl to have been extinct for at least ght burs, wine death had unavusteuly been due to a series of of v.oienut blows on tue back of the skull. our. Goldenberg's pyjsmas, which bad been burnt in patches, lay over his head.
It is believed impossible that this brutal attack -was made on Monday, there being every indica-tien what death had taken place some hours previously. The theory is advanced that as he was gong to tus room on Sunday might, ab Uvulucnberg's murderer or murder ers were yn hiding ready to strike, the electric light having been drape ed with part of his steeping suit, On euterug the room it is con-lectured that so sooner had he switched on the light than he was first knocked senseless, and thea done to death.
As far as can at present be asvertained the last foreigners to see him were a Mr. Rangel or Wrangel and Mr. P. S. Crawley, who bid bim good night at 11.30 p.m. at the end of the evening's performance on Sunday. Mr. Ramos, who was also at the theatre during the evening, leit at 11.15. The only other persons to remain on ithe premises during the night besides the late manager were two Indian watchmen, the boy and his wife! Theatre on Sunday night, was
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