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osn brother. Pa this crime he w.s co.,
victrd Of murder in the second degree.
bot xas pxrdosed after undergoing t~o
year, imprisou meat. by Governos GeAry,
at the soiicitsticn Of Socarrez and others.
Kane continued 81 make false returns Of
his work, but sctuated by . spirit Of re-
venge determined to murder Burns, al
though the latter had failed 70 get him
discharged. Meeting the unfortunate
man as he was walking in the direction
Of his Office at an early hour in the morn.
ing, Kane's party halted him and one Of
them, Michael Bergan, shot him dead.
Nothing was ever done in the case until
of late, but it was placed in the hands of
detectives, and the arrests made as stated
above. Kane was taken by surprise, and
though strongly protesting his innocence,
wilted and once turned ghostly pale, and
did not recover bis self-possessiOn until
the preliminary bearings was ended and
he was lodged in Jail. Bergan also de-
MED his guilt and said: 'Sure if want.
ed to skip could have done SO long ago,
as when 1.-THE Hairy Man" was arrested
his wife sent me word that l would swing
on the same tree as he did" Bergan is
said to be the man who fred the fatal
shot. There was but one shot, which was
fred from q carbine. Much excitement
has been caused by these arrests, as the
case is considered of more than ordinary
importance. 1t has been q standing
charge by the "Mollie Mcguire" sympa-
thizers that the murderers of men OF
other nationalities have been arrested
and punished, while no Irishman's as
sassins have been disturbed. The charge
is now groundless. Burns wassan Irish
man and so are the men accused for his
murder. Mr.. Scarce, the principal
owner of the mine, is Spaniard. He
left the region long ago, and has since
lived in New York, but will probably re.
turn as an important witness ut the trial
Of these Philadelphia Herald.