, 1873-09-07

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upon which wore found driod blood and l,air
i was the united opinion that tito wounds OH
AennaiIy,n hond wofo thoso tint such n weapon
wolltd ln'!tot. Tho guilt could not bo located,
Gu tho EVIDENCE, and tilo parties, arrested woro
diroharged. Tie Coroner and liis jury seemed
nailod at every turn, aild woro slrv9n at last to
alo unsatisfaototy verdict OF Death at tho
llahds or some porson unknown" Tho wstlom
OF tno verdict may 20 questioned. Tho olroum.
tho holding of Ca'laghan and llia oar-
tonder, ana thG writor's Intimacy win tno
case Statistical him that those two mon
kneW who were tue tho murdorora' hna .hE M,., ae
SetVee peo more ,on ~ a
would haye sonS1 tho gn't upon 'e guilty
parties As i ID, tho aesaSsl'.s PSI nAvo prosoryoa
thotr Dreadful secrot, aug she caso BILL ROMANS
as " unfinished business"
On tho morning OF tile 18th OF March, another
horrible multer was committed. Tho aaloon OF
Charles or Christian Hanson, No. 702 South Hal
stod stroot, nonr Cannlport avenue. was tho sccno
and tho assassir youth known as "Tnnhey.'
The tippling mentioned was kept by ono
Charles Hoymeier, but ho having boon guilty Of
selling liquor to minors, the Mayor revoked bis
besness az and "n onterod S into an @ with
Hanson, who aas,,lned the proprotorship Of tho
pIaco, hoymoior acting as bar-keopor. The
agrocnent IL believed to hnyo been merely
IL.
iahmonk and secure another lconBo. AZ stated,
Unt,snn H,autnd LIN gnloon. mid. Welding to
tho ontreatios Of several frionds dec,od to cole
brnto his cunning into possession with Ounce.
bfnt,t1nv ui,,ht wns liked aa tho tlmo. md Mt s
n'olocE in the eyoninc tho co,lplos who wero to
toke nnrt heran to nrriyo, No disturbance oc-
Cured duriua tho evening, although largo
noa,,titv nf boer vaa guzxiol. Eycry ono was
foreoif while tho marty lnsted. At 4 o'clock in
tho rnnrnin1 l,ownyar wl,ilo t1,n nreIeinnn wero
n1avinr tl,o last waltz. m uulookod-for occur
ra,,ca 1ools uiace. ono Of thoir humber bong
Tharc VIVA no ronoral frl1t. no loud
fnieinc "1 or ohs6one 1aSrnarn' the
.,ncd t@s bo;na no quietly done That no
ono in +bo rom en,y tl,o n.sassin Mt work or vna
INV him fail On the door aud tie blood spurt
from lila wnund Cunfusiop followed. but II
VIVA not boistorouB Tho sullonpens Of tho
cront nnnnlrssn1 thoso nresonts and TINY did not
Two brothors Of the ipiurod man then rushed to
his assiutanuo. but could do nothinr for hin,
Que Of the1u lifted hlu III his arms and held him
mil ho l,rcutioI lila last broa.h, ''~> ''S'=
When ntaLbed. uoetzo was standing near tho
street door, ounvorsiug with young lady. -Four
roughB came IN, approached tho bar, aud called
for becr. Que Of them indecent!y exposed lA,s
person. Goethe, exasperated by the insult
givon to his botrothed, pushed lilo
sco1lndroi out into thu streas. HIS asso-
Then some one OF them gave him tho fatal cut
On the right SIDE ct tho neck, aovarlng The
carotid artery. Jainos Sbor!dan latrlck NOLAN.
Patrick Koarney, and James Aspel woro arrested,
but w tho n tnr av
was tho murdorer, mud they recommended TINT
ho DO held as principal: Il was ali very well for
the jury 10 recommend that Iansoy 10 hola' Pug
y vas an unpleasant and Unfortunate fact TINT
that blood-tnlrnty young scou,,aIol was stu a.
liberty, and from tho eiiegaftl-l!Ae movements
Of tho pa!lGo, was likely to remain 50 forever.
Time VIII Pl obably SHOW that 10 kepl hia 1porty,
o. ho stu realms ~ ana Ill euor1a u as4est nln
have ceaHod. o,,
his cnse was managed hy sorst. oDonnell,
of tue TwoIfth Street Station: IAo pursuit or
the murderer was prosecuted wlth 9ood deal of
energy, nld pfonably woulu hnve peen saeceaa-
fu but for the stupidity anu cal eloss,ess OF Two
police officers wLo were sent " oponnen to
lay ~ wait LOT 1hnsey "n9h Nc should hpEhS ny
the bridgeport holting' Mills fur wages. He ttld
apply. but not untli the aroMsy constapnla5y haa
gone home 10 sleop when u WAS supposed tneY
wore Oh duty Thla gt!in!ner or 4opo being
banlslled, tho pursuit ~a9 glSoh up ana thore ID
every Probatlity that thls, too1 WILL always oe
e!assed as " u''hsilsllea bnsatlesa'
THE wlcKBTnoM HOMICIDE.
On tho afternoon Of tho 12tl of May. John
WichBtrom died at tho County Hospital froiu Il
fraot,lro Of tie skull itllctel6y john MIllor, with
bottle. in fight AZ CarlHon'B boardng house,
No. 192 North Wells street, Oh the hight OF April
III. When tho boardorn retired that nlEht, which
was abuut u o'clock, Wickstrom aud miller wero
considerably uudor tho inlnenco Of liquor,
About half-past u, Carlson heard . scuiio III tho
hall on tho second ioor, adjoninR his room, aud,
| putting Oh his clothes. went out to sec what
| caused it. Ho found Wichntrom proatrated OIL
the door, noar the head OF tho stairs. in pool Of
blood. Ho answered wlon asked what was the
mattor, but was unable to yet mp without as-
snlanco. Carlson called Wickstroma room
| mate, Il NAL named EnEInan, to help him carry
| tue Wounded man to Aa bed. He soon after
revived, aud Enid that Miller aud he had been
fighting, aud TINT Muller had struck him Will
. bottlo. Miller. who roo!ned on tho first
door OF tho house. had retired 70 his apart
ment after executing hls Iloody work. Carlson
saw him at III early nour the next morning, and,
upon meeting hin. Miller said: D'd ever stea!
auythlng fsoin thi5 house Wickatron sa!d !
WIS q thief, and that's Why hit him." Soon
after ho went out OF the roar door Of tho house
and haa not boon Soon el1icei .,.,-
1t Was learned that Ml4or was working at 9
farmhouse not far distant from Tho city. A
/ policeman having informed Mr. Ellis, Cllof Of