The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Review OF "M ollie" Grimes.
We ,olip the following from the NJ
Y. Sun ,of f'WedneSduyi last:

We 'oiip the following from the NJ
! Y Sun .,of Wednesday last:
prttsv Iic Pa. Nov. H-Patrick fully,
another ono of,thc murderer oi Aiexands ~ Hoa.
was nrres cd and lodged In ial here yesterday
Tul v was the assnss n who followed MT n
Into the woods on Saturday. the 18th Of OCTOBER
1873 and fired the hot that caused hia death
since that time he has gone under the allns OF
Brown" The officers caught him near Wikes'
batre. one more NJ the principals In TINS ni'u-
der is nt large, besides n number of accessories
The ,nformer 10 this case IN Dan Kelly SHIT
less follow, who has been IN jail here for some
time for theft. He knows nll about tue Rca
crime having bees one of the principal actors
in It, The vicinity In which this murder took
place has for more than tel years borne a very
bad reputation. outrages were of frequent oc'
currence
The following partial list will serve TO give
the public some idea of the Molly Mnguire
on SUNDAY, Feb, % 1872 Daniel Kram er anu
his wife, an aged couple were Eille III tHeir
Brow said tu hi We Been an ileEitimnte son OF
the nGtOriOu' Pat uesier, was aiterwnrd con
ON the night Of Mach 8 1872, VIM. c ark was
shot at on tLe street in hennndOah, as he was
gong to his home, and severely wounded NO
About this time Pat Hester Mchqel Cat
lacher and one Smit were sent to Jail TO ~
years at the instance of the ltev. Father Koch
Oi ShamOltin for riot.
On Aug "A. ls72, intthe earley morning, as u
party of miners were returning fr0m WorS 10
their homes IN Centralin they were uttncked NV
Il party in am 1rlh und George n. DAVIS, John
u. Webster, nnd Ahred Burge were severely
wounded by guushn.s
on sunday, jan % 1879, n uoor German was
so mercllesSlt maltreaLVd on the TO between
Ashland and Glrardvile, that he dled the sHm'
evening. Hsnume was Fred Standlc, ana one
Mp('OtmicH uuU liS w Ifn Gngupptpu OIL tlln
crime Mccormick esCaUed. and the woman
wls arrested but nothing came Of IT.,
ThOmas Killer was shst on the night of July
Il, lS73 OF tia" road between Ashlend and Ceu.
tralia. He was called out OF his house Dy j ].
Onghlin, mud had DiOe@Sded n sIutt distance
when he was shot ut and wounded In The head
Conghln was after ward tried for the crime but
On jar 50. 1874. Thomas Farrell enticed vii.
liam Bradley into mis- house, and W hen there
shoo him III the back killng him instantly, Of
ter which he cut the body IN two and threw the
halves into an o d airhole Of an abandoned
mire. IL was bel eve tnaC Bradley Ii I'd knowl
edge OF sone of Farrel's bad acts, and was kill
ed to silence him. Farrell was punished only
by impri, Onment for seven years.
On Feb. 16, 1874 Ia the evening, Michael Lena
han was shot dead as he was leavInR n tavern
~ CentInlia. No efforts were made 10 discover
the climlualS.
Thomas Dougherty, miner. was wnyIaid aud
shot dead abO 1t ~ O'Clock On the evening of the
18th Of March, 1874, AS he was going to work III
the mine near Centralla. No arrests.
On SUNDAY evening, Nav H. lS7i. John Nc
wounded while walking alOug the man street
in Centraip fiOm church Thomas Curren was
arrested, but discharged tor lack Of evidence.
In the summer Of IS 4, % petition was Clrcu
lated, asking the cOurtS to InvesIPate affairs of
the local officials, VINO were mostly Molly Ma.
CURES, and had been guilty OF frauds. Many Of
the signers received notice TO leave or prepare
to die
On Sunday, Aug. . 1874, the Molly Mag 1re1
III Iie II rad on the sheet Iron Men at Danes
Paich neal threrdvi lie, aud two OF the after,
Gllrly and Bradshaw were injured by stones
and pistols VIM. Egan, Pat anu I thomas Noon
ana Pltlp Nash were arrested. Egan was sent
t. jail for two years, nut soon pqidUnrd
During the prOgreSs of a fire at MahanOy
City, ON the night Of Oct. 81 1874 a riot occur
red duTlng which George Major, cnief bu rye 8
was shot dead. IAN D0ughrrty was tried fUrthe
CRIME and acquitted tint zeal murderer having
fed
"MuG Lawl0r is once more on trisl-this time
for being an accessory after the f.Ct to killing
of Thomas Sanger. ON the last occasion he
was acquitted. after acknowledging bis quit and
disclosing all about the CRIME, but he may not
fare so well lnls time
The charge oi udge Persning. Tuesday, was
clear al d impartial, and gave the jury no ground
for Disagreement. The jury renamed out for
an hour and half ana came Into court with
verdict cf guilty In the manner snd form indi