The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

s@A.s ysas u ~ u 80 ssusssws ~
AssFsAs @ee A4sasaNs ~ W. NsNAAa ~ 4
AsmAA8es tsAssassAs sAsAMAAssss 81 FaM&
"A sAs tw#sA#ssa
lAN@seaAMa W. - s#A *N# $500
AeasAss M.asa - s4fst tAwVAaa
! fss#Fsssas = sssss tssAs - ss' ~
tetss tsass* sss* sssgEs9s mM ff#e8s IS
t*&sasss .sa swy~ n sA4NM s4t
H@nvHH*a ts*kss 4aHHA# at#sHaFs M
iawWslst. MnAssa sa ssH lAAAsHs at
lms. 4AA fsst#st fs4sAAsA Ns*s - saNHrNA
sAgts evA shYs @v#s ss8~svasa = - ~
aae sNA sse#sta& T. ~ eesA IfssHAs ssAf
IT, - w. NMsAss ia tam.at4 sams8
Aas4*A Nxe smssr MsA8AtHssAa 4 y4AA
| .1vAl II khN&.hAs~h M+vssa tvAsa rr4s
w. - Aysw&e~A aNA sssA W H. aAas
| slFs "A - iyt&lstn&n NAsexd q swsw.s.
~hn - AsaivA ii lsAsl "a HAeis 4
wttiF4 III w&stniilsa ~ns fsuHA rsd w~A
ssvwnss~i Ims4 t,s lAr vrnvYms tsna,s4e. isml
ti4s h1lls*~ Ass4stsxl iasxt thiA rnAh ~AsA
~ l~~~ sm~g~~&~A "A tsilss4 ~ ftash
fasa msst ssiea IN alsA itsh = Arsass,
tsSe, ~hsls s.as'sy ~ = \ ls,sss''l ~
M. - sIaisel.,sa ~ss A. N.ssln~ Il
ske s~esvxi IN tAsMvt thMt llstss n @wr~
hs34n w A4ttasse~ - s~sNtsetrf Hurley
tas lhe nNrl~A In tlfe uhsh ~ AsiNNst
! suaAls esnssnlseh II siss AsttsHi w
slef n Nihwvniaas ~sa rsll~l snsi Hs
~tmhlesl Ai T~me'lus 1fr sFttHsiasts
wstr tts~#nl in their hiRh tassial W.
t~clit
A hssaa ~ liaries~ iasto.nssi sha
sahtsl ~ pAs tav him handsome satn
N naunss ~ reward fuf lisr murles -
Janst, nhA n ~tN sl~tirsl THAT rhe' ~AA
nul ts~ larrr 4 snaa frr sachs rlean ynl,
An Interruption uerntr~is A nsmlay
~ thr emvrniiun dixjsni.d Hurley
claim IL The money. vn In EfMini ti,a'
man nnm~d Mrt hNa ssAliy killsti
Jsmcr. "A committee III iwn, rs,saHisisup
IA MriArMn, tlae rinkrrsnn drar.iast'.
and Patrick butler, nalr W lisr lsf,ni
fnss, WAS appointed ~ adjust sllese rival
clNims. Thu cummitt.~ mei esl ihc Ma
hAuns naunnlaln, nNAr Shenandoah, atsl
Examined nMmlnr III w,tnsssse. lln
testimony wA. nll for Hurley anil ila'
committee reported tn Jack kshor.
county d~legAte, that hc wAs entitled 10
thc money. llcforc II could br paid.
Lowuser, Tho oficcen II thr law bcgan
~ Arrcat the Mollir~ and lhe money VIM
n4csi tor fsring counsel for tl,eir defence.
This story reads like IN invention. hut u
only tuo trne. During tho trial THE ,lr
fcndAntA wrSe put tinn tho stana amt
with ono exception denied lhe whole
mn1tAr.
Patrick Ilutler not only confessed tho
truth and admitted that hc servrd on tho
committee 10 adjust Tho claims of Nnr.
ley and McUlan, but made some nsartl-
ing Developments. he exposed con.
spIrncy, formed In 1H7v, W Mil tnan
named Nod Burke In MAhnnoy CITY.
which failed brcnuse tim committee nl,-
pointed were ton drunk ~ shoot straight.
Again, In 1874, hc was onc VI acoinmit.
tce appointed ~ murder man nj Jack
sons Patch, when whisky aKnin pre-
vented tho crime. Tho Same year \ com
mitlrc wnx appointed ~ kill Thomas
Hapgcr nj haven HIM, who waA sulre
qnciitly murdered with Uren. liz war
applied 10 once IN furnish men to mmr
dnr Capt. Hay and Jostph itcew~, mimi
bo~ssM NJ LoGt Greek, but refused.
Tim most startling part VI nntler'a
story wnA whore ha connected tlc National
Board of tho A. q. H., sitting In New
York city, With she wle.igsa and mp
proval of murder committed NY mem
UGE ~ N4aG UkNb0It AbttNtssA MWVbV AssNM
Jack krhoe. county delegate u tho A.
d. II. la Hchuylkili, took Michael Doyle,
ono Of TIM muTtlrrers III HMnRer A. Uren.
before thu National Convention nf tho
A. q. H., III New York city, and aMid
"sIhir IN 4 man Who linz committed
crimcs and II yot, do not ssnd him out
of Tho country 10 will - up.
The convention gavo Doyle tlOO and
lln wn. sent 10 England. Hitherto II
has heei claimed thal thu MoilleA of thu
cnal regions haA prn~titus~tl The A. y.
n. and termed II into local murder.
ous league. but thin sworn ts~Aissm,y In.
dicAtes something more. ~ thn A. q.
II. Ia powerful society, numbering In
Pennsylvania alone over 10, OO0 mem
lrrr, h II ~ The greatest Importance 70
have II. truc character established.