New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
OTHER .SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

loNt l>I'tND
MAYOR GLEASON ANXIOUS TO SE TRIED.
Mayor Gleason and Excise commissioners Kelly ana
Sl,t-ry apneacd before Judge Garet>on in Lone Island
rt, vcstr,d,y and gave bonds in the sum of 800
each to answer for trial on the indictments charging
them with irregularities in connection with The grant
i'm, Of excise licenses. HIS bondsmen were james
Davies. president Of the Board OF Assessors and
Chr -tOpher q. Arnold.
r,c,.c Commissioners Andrew Murray and !. j.
All,n did not appear though sheriff Golden sad th'N
had promised 10 be on hand. and threatened to put
,l.,p under arrest FTiends ~ the absent COM
ul.ior,r, assured him that Murray and Allen hid hJ'
remained away Intentionally. and goinS out oil '''e
courtroom promised 10 bring them. WITHOUT "a''"7
for their appearance Judge GARRISON passed upon 'he'
bonds The>r formaltles having been completes" mayor
Gleason rose aud with IRE Ia his eye addr'>'"d the
Court.
Your Honor" he said. want 70 know II ca"
49,, ,,pi., Of thc,.. indictments. We have all onr
,,itne,>.. and arv ready for trial AT once these
case, should be- tried at the next term "i IN" court
~. ar, not afraid OF any political indictments or
P'SHed SI''G !t,nt District Attorney Corucu,
Io'.J h.tlv: The District Attorney viii move the
!'. t,r trll when he see TT"
'',eI i"' Id WoInr Gleason. that's just IT, Hy
uniting them 81 from time - time he keeps hoh'Ne
men undo the tim5 g. iG arr,so RAPED sharply for
order and ,id reply 10 Mr. Gleason tht ne n''d n
Jurisdiction IN the matter, is the cases Hu Dco P'''
ON the oyer and Irrmncr calendar
HE KILLED NND vi TlLATED HIS VICTIM.
4 cold bl,plrd murder was cpuuu.iied on IiIuN
ni,lt In a small settlement known As Eohemiivilie'
,,out tw, miles from >avyille. The settlement j.
,,h,b,,.d by Uungatiaus ana Pole. who prncp1ny
follow tho cigar mti,lug business Tor NeH"o"'
v..,.r,,,y morning trail Of blood was noticed IN the
o,v leading T. secluded ant lonely place some ul''
t,n,e bacl, of the settlement on investigation b'lhs
,,,od, the INITIATED body of Winnie troupa NoulE
man twenty wear, cd. found. !; had been cu'
and hacked IN a horrible manner some 81 the ringers
were cut ON II, also the ears OF the unioFtuha'1
,.utb The feature, were badly hacked by the
,,ucrcr's knife A. 10 be almost beyond recognition
Constable -chosSeck proceeded 10 search Tor inc
,.,.r and Frank kruiisch who had tr0ub, VIII
,l murdered youth and the latcrS father WAS sooh
~. p.r.,d of committing the crime rulNCh inade no
,.,rmp to escape from the settlement, ana MS own
admissions and his excited appearance Tn 10 Ms
nrr,,t lie admitted to Constable SchoSNc'h 'ha' ho
lnd killed CrJupa. and SAID that he dd l"r rn'"so
When the prisoner taken before Justice . brie"'
~ s,.viII, he wa. searched and in his coat pocket
,y, fund one of the Of the murdered young man
Iu,Uce O'IIi~u committed the prisoner 10 '"' ' 'P
+, await the action OF the coroner.
U.,. roron,r Henuett arrived he took charge OF the
rutilo,.t boiy and had IL removed to an unoccupca
t,r. in the settlement. where II was viewed DI the
iur,rs sworn In by the coroner The latter cApc
rirnccd much difficulty in getting nfoiihatoh III irb'"
IA fine murder. The excited Boleinials pietchue" 'h'
,h.v did not uudcie and the cOroncrs questions anu
n., ., think that by talking To the coroner they
on,iI cfminatr themselves. There has been lchu
Lciwrcn krui,ch and the Croupa fanny in , no.l,o
time and frequent quarrcis nave Hcmr'" i,n whc,
mem n is supposed that on Friday nlHht "mch
vmuir Cronpa ana kruisch met the old fcud was
renrned when Kmlisch killed his victim. Ihere uocS
i,hnngh .one believe that krullsch Is not ol souhu
mind. lie Is twenty three years old.