New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
i VlHIED EECORD or CRTME.
WRECK or DIsoRDERIy HOUSE ~ CHICAGO
BY BOMB MURDERS AND EpHBERIEs
ALI. OVER THE COUNTRY

WRECK or 4 DfsoRDERLY HOUSE ~ CHICAGO
BY A BOMB MURDERS AND EoBBERIEs
ALI. OVER THE COUNTRY.
(r,icago March THE ihree-story building a. NJ
I52 Nlnth-st. almost completely WRECKED abou'
O'Clock this morning by a bomb when was 'Ht'"H
into the hallway. IRE Windows were fhait"r'i'
,he woodwork In the hallway was blown away
ond the stairway was tom c.enr away. so one wa
injured The house IS one of ill-fame. Inspector
I,oughlln said to-day. ~ connection with the eN-
plosicn Il hardly think that the person or persons
who exploded the bomb had any Intention or d"inH
any serious harm. / think it was done by some one
who intended frighten Tho inmates OF the mousse
more than anything else.
,.,lurnlus ohio. March 6-It IS found that the
double murder confessed by the convict Charles
Morris while ho supposed he was dying from
oulcllaI attempt last night. wa. the killing OF
Jonathan Donihcu and his wife near N'nia' 'hl''
In Nav lSsq He did j; FOR robbery Donthct being
a wealthy farmer Morris is likely to recover
Buffalo March G-Shortly after % O'Clock last
NTH, q c,rette or omnibus. running on Richmond
ave was held up by two highwaymen ana the
driver relieved Of all his cash. amounting TO III"
There were three female passengers IN the c"rete'
but they were not molcst"d
t;uthtte o. r. March at keokuk FaII' Nes'et-
d,, six rna4Ee! men held up the proprietorS OF
three different stores and all the customers present
robbins thcm o; about <L"' r,o,ocb . grocer
vas heId M, ana mOrta'ly wounded In his store ~
n hhshwayman last nieht. At the point "i II re-
ynlver The foo;pad demanded money, ana on tir
n,rchanf's refusal shot him down tie th'n etnpti,l
the ca IA box and standing Oh S''''"' P''7''' J."
place. escaped ,.-.to. Cor
dalrvman was assassinatel whl" StandinS IN l hiF
rv'n dnoryav on the Churlt siown PIKE AT " CI".N
,his ,nor1,ng Crcr WAS awakened Dy thc PARK
~ his dor IN the house 50 noisy dli the hi''i' ~,
hrcninn mat Gonr opened the door ana lhr'" thr
doa ont when the d8iryman was c1hironh''u - a a
s.r,nonr VINO lcvrllcl doub"-bdrr"l,ed sho'sul III
bi,n and fred There is no clcw 10 me asS"Sr"i.
~ Ioseuh Mo. March 6-Ahout lV-p 'loVh lis,
,Ipbf Iacob IDunsmorc, wciI-khOWh I'S "a u, ,d it
49,, ,,.'nt 10 hr home Mcs@lnie-st ana nnuihE
,hn doors locked became suspicious ana s'att.i
+" hreak IN While ne was Kicking III me ,1I no",
Georpn Hair a noted gambler. VINO Wa lnolie l
.t,f 'Dunsm6rr's wife suddenly opened me Ioot
and thrugting out a pistol hrel tw0 Sh",S' oo'"
,rrcIng Dunsmoro's heart ana he ieII uaa' ,, .r.,
'D,cbisnd centre WIS. March D I'AnIri lla.y'
i-'I,,,""n - ~ -, oC tho town Of Redwood. this county
"b, and killed his father. AnthGny rnry 'i,,s
,,nrrin~ After the shooting h" took MS rlHe "'Llt
irtn me woods where for n number OF l22urf ne
hiJ he onncers at bay. lie was nnay ihl'crn h I"
give himself up He assign. no reSun % fro, W. ess,,n
r.. iast ni"ht states that Sylvester hhones VINO
had murdered prominent young VIM XIX Ias, Gen
I+nr,ct, Iozer A week ago, was captuien '''' c'e'
ing and shot 10 dca'h'