Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17
The Dead Burglars

sCKNKs AT rhE RRooKLFE NokorE-h NAN
wRo saw CHARLIE Ross wITR mrs. NO
A special dispatch TO tn Phraiell hia Press
from Nes YORK. December IS SAWS. Intense
excitement has prevailed Al day 81 Police heAe-
Qusftsrs ~ this city and Atthe Brock \ n mOrgue,
he ts lie tie bodies Of the tWn bar Z ars shot Al
Bay Ridge. tagtT crowds have surrounded
tOth builoings in tie expectations of sOme new
6fve.O .Of mert IS regards the missing Charlie
loss. ,n fhe conc 'usion OF the rNzTni nination Of
TIE bodies, this afternoon, by the corOner's ply
tlcia-, the crowd IN the room we're ordered 90
yassit the place on the entrsnce OF three gen
,'su1eu, Who 9ui-tIy looked ~ tHe bodies and
stem VCIt l. a rom adjoining tlE- 10 which the
c,rpses were. These men were ca ief Helms, OF
FEfEJe'F ria. Mr.. Lewis, uuClc uf Charlie Ross,
suc the men, a citizen OF New NCrk, Who somo
rrCrrr- sEo met NTs. MO.her in tte streets OF
New tOrS vitL tie missing cs1f.
Mks. MosBEE AND THE roy.
Rt iuU-etiatey y r5CoE z-d TIE boy wEth her as
t0c cl.d Charlie Ross. lie accCs'el the woman
She pretended a. be 3 stranger. lie offered a.
e.u mediation for keT s.d hsr chad la a hotol
NlIhout iyiing hCt know e slst tirioUs. While
a The hotel Ee D0a ed Inspector VA ing. rhEt
otrctal visited the woman, bEt alter eNamina-
', ,on 'oSea a. her 70 go Il's man Na- positive
spectgT st th1 tine laughed at Aim. and Was In
C~eCulurs ct hIs story Since tttn De as~er-
tairtd thst re man vaS 1'Gat. aud las used
every reats iu h's power 20 obtain 3 clue GO the
Whctcabyurs ,t fa.- WOMAN. OI yolrse tac
woman tCIl hex husband. and ie. cUuEdtoH I'M
s ..TIf.r T-t,a'~rc -o q I'm ttr I.Rrr.N " cssa e
he LaI. This s'shsf sTfiEf-- DfuL .ySs' et1rV
IvuE'Na AT TAX pEfr.
Later su 'hl q rI,Cu 'WO women r. M % a. e
mHrAur VIII member Ct tll Q a. ~ police.
ore Wss Douglass sister. tho G.lsr. It Is suu-
posed, wcs Mosher's wife. 1hcv Identified tue
bodice. hhc OLE saPI Iossd % o. Mrs 81 sler
Ealu- 'lts shame thty suuf more han orre
y matter - ~ hey dId. ,hry should cot have
been k.l.ta Ike Cogs-. The tsn women came
ron New vrk. StIi lA'Cr, tire uncle OF the
boz Charlie, sCsCmr rauied hy Cra-Iie'- brother.
Walter, VISITED tay WCrsus in C'mpgnv with
CaltAln Irving ANA other uCfrtt.y-s uI Yea
York. The room W-s cleared. arl tNa bDV
Walter viewed 'tH bodies Ht was unable %
express EEy positive 'p'u'ou concerning tie
identity G the men. golLtIug q DaugIsss'
body, he sad 81 think he is one ~ them"
ONE HUSpETn OF THF Kr- Kry.N ELANGfyR
THIN sELvEs r---The NsstvitIs T-nn RaU-
ner szys; Daring tie ten dats tu4l4g Ssttr-
day about 100 hu kluN came tut0 Cagfha ge anl
gave themselves up 90 Ja1ge Z. .te. Bst1-e the
ConTeniRg ct court, jgdgc ttt- was given 70
understand that sll the men 70 the kan desired
TO give themselves up. IL they could De assured
OF be ng lightly dealt with. Inhi charge 10 the
grand Jury Judge Fife took occasion 20 call the
attention OF the jury 20 the tact that b Dee who
had simply VrOFled la mask over h lOsutry AZ
night, and who had been guilty 81 no greater Of
fense, would only he subject 10 tr.Al for uisde-
meanOr under the first section o. What was
known s. the ku-k act, which imposed n
nne OF Sln0 and imprisonment, 81 the discretion
CT the jury. The members OF the Khan soon after
began to pour into Carthage, aud % submit their
cases. They were required 20 take an oath th Al
they would never after go in mask. nor in any
manner % connect themselves with any orgaui-
Zsti1u OF the nature OF ku-kluN. ant thPv did
so, b,stdes giving bond 10 keep the peace Tor one
year"