The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-18
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CRIME.

The Daily Dose from Everywhere
New York, l7.-An autopsy was held
this evening on the bodies CT the burg
lars Irving and Walsh, killed this morn
ing. Irving was killed by . forty cali
bre bullet, corresponding with those re-
msining in Walsb's revolver. Walsh,
however, was killed by thirty.two
calibre bullet, while Irving's revolver
carried one Of thirty eight. The revolver
taken from the pocket of Billy Porter,
who was rksted, contained three re-
Gently exploded cartridges and carried
q thirty-tWo oalibre bullet. The police
are convinced they can prove that Walsh
wac killed by Porter, and that the MUIR
der had been planned by him and Irving
San Francisco, 16. AT the same hour
that dispatch was received by Chief Of
z lice CraWley, from Boston, stating
that an officer would leave TO take charge
of Dewey, alias Halpolt, arrested on the
outgoing China steamer, snolber was re-
ceived by the Chronicle, dated San An
tonic, Texas, which resd: "Oharles r.
Dewey is identified by Boston authorities
sEd held in custody" The disps,ch was
signed by b correspondent. This makes
the secoI r ,ceived Of similar tenor, spd
are interpreted by the police and author.
ties TO be poorly disguised attempt to
create the belief that the man arrested
here is an innocent party and not the
one wanted in boston.
The CHI ontcle will publish to morrow
q statement that HaIport, the Boston
forger, drew drafts for S48, 500 through
Daniel Meyer, Of this city, on Rosenhen
q Co., Berlin, two days previous to his
arrest a. forwarded them, expecting
soon to follow and cash them.
Little Rock, Ark, 16-On Mordsy
night, twenty miles from the city up the
river, colored woman, named Mitchell,
was assaseinated By q negro, named
Owen. He knew she carried considerable
money on her person. decOyed her fr m
home by sending word that she was
wanted at q neighbours, and as she
walked through the woods shot her with
. double barJeled shotgun and then
blew her breios out. She was accom-.
panied by child and its noise frightened
Owens away without robbing the body.
A large party is in pursuit to day,
Baltimore, 16.-The Grand Jury of
Baltimore county concluded the investi-
cation of the Tivoli disaster, wherein the
lives of sixty.fve excursionists were lost.
They find presentment Of mspslsughter
aga INST Lowery and Albert proprietor OF
the Tivolilgrounds, and Frank Kebilens.
lessee.
Fowler, Ind, I6.-A mob Of 600 to 700
men gathered 10 front Of the Jail at this
place, manding that Melting, the muir
darer, be brought out. They were wild
with excitement and fesr that Melting
would escape the gallows on the plea Of
The sheriff and his assistants
stood firm, refusing to deliver up the
prisoner. a rueh was made BY the
lynchers and q struggle ensued, during
which several ofthe lynchers were thrown
down and trampled under foot. The
sheriff and ex-sheriff plead earnestly to
the crowd TO dispense, and the best citi-
zens Of the town went among them, beg.
ging them for Gods sake to desist. The
mob was under no regular leadership, or
hey VIC uld have accomplished their OBJ
iect. As il il, they dispersed with thrests
Of hanging the murderer ct some future
lime