The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-19
The Sanguinary Record Connected
with the Crouch Case.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec 13.-Silas Sanders
(colored), a witness in the Crouch murder
case tried to cut his throat at jackson Thurs
day morning, but was prevented by Off
Ger Judson, after he had made two ugly
wounds in his neck. The singular fatality
connected with the Crouch case is again
much discussed, and the general belief is
that the end is not yet.
directly connected with and growing out of
the Crouch tagedy there have now been nine
violent deaths, the attempted suicide detailed
above, another death from natural causes,
two persons have been badly wounded, and
seven persons arrested, as follows:
Five victims of the original tragedy-Jacob
ID. Crouch, aged seventy-four; Eunice White,
his daughter, aged thirty three, and her UNI
born babe; Henry White, her husband, aged
thirty one years; Moses Policy, the drover,
aged twenty three.
Other violent deaths-Mrs. Daniel Holcomb,
February2, 1854, heart disease, stimulated by
the tragedy; James Foy, February 3, 1884, COM
United suicide; Lorenzo d. Bean, March ~,
1854, IN paroxysmS brought on by insanity
caused by brooding over the ernie; Alex.
ander Fl. Lee April -, 1854, thought he was
one of the murderers and suicided-
Attempted suieide-Silas Sanders, men
Seriously wounded-Elmer Shuler, shot by
James Foy, February 4, 1894; Detective
Brown S attempted assassination, February Z,
The Prosecuting Attorney, Frank Hewlett
died November ~, 1854, of quick consumption
aggravated by hard work on the case.
ArrestS-James Rees, the servant of old
man Crouch. and George Bolles, oolored boy,
both discharged; Andrews. arrested at the
instance of Crank Perry and released; Jud
Crouch and Hugh McCallpm, Charged with
shooting Detective Brown. dismissed, but Jud
rearTested and held in bail: Dan HoIcomb and
Jud Crouch, March l. 1884, q arged with the
original numbers, held in $50, SO bail each and
now on trial; Joseph. Allen. April Y, 1884
charged with completely in the murders, dis
emerged Henry Holcomb, alleged per- ury IN
tbs Au<o case, held In So 0Ol bail
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"A prominent Californian says emil
grants are now pouring into that State
at the rate of about sixteen hundred
week. The great majority settle in
the southern portion of the State,
organize colonies, and engage in fruit
and wine culture. 4 large per cent.
are men of means, and even of wealth,
who go there mainly for health, but
combine business also. The poorer
classes generally settle in the northern
portion of the State, the agricultural
regions. The population of the State
is now estimated at one millon.-SG1a
Francisco Call.
in an insane asylum in New York
State is confined a young lady of twenty
four, who in her own right is worth
100000 or 100000, and whose
patronymic is synonym of wealth and
social position. So violent is the form
of her malady that her hands are con-
tinuallF covered with padded gloves.
lest in one of her spells she should dear
her eyes out, as she has frequently en-
deayored to do. For days at time she
is strapped to the bed IN which she is
lying, or to the chair in which she fam
2cies to albany Journal.
Uranium ore from the Black Hills
is shipped to Germany,