, 1873-04-12
FRATRlClDE.
Frightln> Tragedy In Ilydo Park
Township.
A Boy Stabs His Brother to the
Heart with @ Pooket-Knifo.
The Murderer Locked Up in a Chicago
Station.

-oos0ANt3 ANAAA"E SHlot2A ohottiSA1 @oS~A'~N
information of fratrlcidal net committed in tho
Township Of Hyde Park, botwoon tho hours Of
6 and o'clock on Thursday evening. a boy Of
10 killed. brother who WAS his sonior by about n
yoar. Thoro appears to hnvo boon but slight
for auch terrible crime. Tho dla-
agrcomont In which 1t had It's origin WAS Of d
worry trivial nature, o,-one of a kind that is COM
mon In families whore boys aro growing ur. It
appears all tho mora trivial whon its fatal rosnt
Ia considered.
TIE LOCALITY
whoro tho crtrno was committed il known as
Burnside station,. d struggling collection Of
ahuntles lying bot.Eoon tho Illinois Central and
Chicago, Rock Island j. Pacific Railroad.
cloao to tho Calumet Hiyor and tho
Holland settlement. Tho residents OF the
placo aro mostly Hollandora, quiet, industrious
people, who mako living by working III tho
Burnside Drick-Yarda and cutting oordwood.
Disturbances aro very raro among thom, and tho
tragedy OF Thnrsdhy evening has created IN OK
cltomont that will not soon dio out.
THE NAME OF THE FRATn1c1pE
iBAntonlo A1dara. Hisbrothor'e na1no was Charles.
During tho eunmer months thoy wero employed
in tho htck-yard, q short Distance from their
residence, but for Home tino past they lave
done no work. About noon on Thursday they
left tho houBo together and wont to tho sott1o-
ment. Tho nfteInoon waa spent tn Baloonn,
Il doea not annonr ,,ovoyor .ot oit,,or of t1,o,,
booano iptoxicatod At or mar q o,c1oc1, thav
started for home. Altar cbtcriuo t,c 1,onao t,o
disagreement boforo rotorrod to nroza betwoon
them, and Charlos struck Antonio twice in tho
faco. In tho presence Of thoir pnronta Tho
younger brother then drew from his pocket n
c1aep-kuifo with a blade about throa ;no,,o, T.,
length md in anita ~ t1,c ;,,torroro, ~ s ,aa ~
father, -..
In tho loft breast, Tho 1otter ya,, in+o hin
mothor's arms. an1 noror nttorea - ,ro-9 m -
H. t,r,o ' - H. .~ e,,. a a'ssa t' "91a op 60
.ne tlno OF us ooash, O'Clock. Whom bis
brother fell Antonio looked at him for few
seconds, but did not ofror to asBiat him. An tho
npfortunato vonny man vo. bo,,,- oorr;oa L.,
bsa ,,ta ,,,,r3aror thra., ",'a Ds "
i,n,a, .o '!.-u1 sto" 1no "sAPou "t'a "o'cA
no killed him out OF doors, and wont to his own
room. He remained thoro until yesterday moru-
ing, whom Constable from HYDE Park took him
into matodv md brorrbt 1,;,,, IN tbo ,,+,, r. T.,
nv, loo,od ~, ~ ~ irn. 80 20
~" 4'eAe" W Nv 'no euob 1loo'nc' slas1on'
INTERVIEW WITH THE rn1aoNEn.
A reporter Of THE TRIBUNE had D talk with
him yostcrday aftoruoon. Ho waa fo,nd tn Ia a
dull at,,n;d. .loo,,n1 NV ,v,thor+ ~, t.a,ss4;e
- - T.. L. .1 '. "o3 ~, 1nu4eas'ooe
.. Fiotoasuesa ~ ata coantoaaneos Whou asked
why ho killed bis brother ha burst into toare,
and it was several seconds before bo could M
uuor In ao,1 =, b.a ~ i,t.t,
h1.,, L.. .....a-.4 -. ,-. =, =,
~ ~ Nv "outu tol aaii4 n1a 1oe an 1no world.
de drow his knffo merely to scaro him, md could
not tell what impolled him to strike with It, He
was worry angry, and 40 WIS hia brother. T;,ev
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