Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-08-31

left Schulkamp's at 1880 o'clock, wen
home to bed and slept until Sunda,
noon. He ate his dinner and in I'll
afternoon, went bathing with Ere,
Angel. When asked pointed ques
I tons, he refused to answer, saying:
"Aw, I'm under arrest and ain
going to talk"
He was taken to the coUslty Jail ant
placed in cell eighteen, in murderers
row on the third floor. He seemed
cheerful Monday night but refused to
talk
Chief Baker is convinced OF Nolans
guilt. He said Monday evening:
Nolan is undoubtedly the man who
did the killing. He had deep grudge
against Good and had sworn to be
even. About month ago, while part
ly under the influence of liquor, he as
saulted Good and injured him SO Sc
yerely that Good was compelled to call
a doctor, He caused Nolan's arrest
and the court assessed a fine of S35
and costs. That fine was paid by No
lan's brother. Nolan said, in the hear
ing of Captain Shaughaessy, that he
would do Good up for 1t and, only last
week, repeated the threat in the pres
ence OF several people. He has lied as
to his Whereabouts The servant girl
at his mothers home says he did not
occupy his bed on Saturday night and
was not at breakfast on Sunday morn
ing He says he was not with Good
on Saturday afternoon, but we can
prove that he was ID. lie .saxs. he a. .an.t
untli noon on Sunday but we have the
evidence of Egan and of John Schulz
kamp that he was in his mothers yard
at O'Clock on sunday morning, seen
sitting on a chair in his shirt sleeves.
The only truthful statement he has
made is that he bathed in Lake Men
dota with Fred Angel on Sunday after
noon. Nolan is man of desperate
character. He has served time in
Waupun penitentiary and has been be
fore the municipal court time after
time for fighting and brawlng. His
threats OF vengeance had 50 frightened
Good that the latter said, the other day.
that he was going to buy a revolver
with which to defend himself. lie
could only have been with Nolan upon
the latters assuring him that he no
longer held a grudge against him.
Il believe that the Saturday drinking
was a part OF Nolan's plot for revenge.
He persuaded Good that he had for
given him and assured him with large
quantities OF beer Evidently they be-
came drunk and slept in the woods all
night. Next morning, Good was again
lured into the woods and this time, to
his death The appearance OF the
ground indicates that Nolan beat him
down with a club, and, when he fell
bounced upon him and drove the knife
into his throat lie must have held
him until he died That is indicated
by the small area of the blood spot
Then, he picked up the slight form OF
his victim and threw it into the
bushes.
Good Was Harmless
Good was very small, chin man
almost a dwarf, and suffered with curry
allure of the spine He was wholly in,
offensive and seems to have had butont
great fault, a love for liquor. In youth
he and his brother were adopted by d
wealthy Cottage Grove farmer named
Good, who, at his death. left each a
farm. Their family name had been
Gallagher The murdered man mar.
ried Miss Lizzie Angel of Lone Rock
twenty five years ago yesterday but
after he had lost his farm through
drink, she left him and has supported
herself by nursing AT the time Of tbs
tragedy she was caring for George
Nichols, near Winnequah. He alsC
leaves a brother, Frank Good and was
a relative Of the Gallaghers and of Pau
Kingston of this city.
A windmill upon which Good haC
been working several years, was nearly
in practical working order and prom
ised good results. He was 81 years Old
Coroner Lynch empaneled a jury
Pierce Purcell, p. +. Hyland, Franz
Casserly, Frank Billings, Matt Knud
son and f. f. Hueke, on Sunday even
ing. After viewing the remains, az
adjournment was taken until 2 oclocl
this afternoon.
Or. Gilbert neld post norton. upol
the remains Monday afternoon ant
found that death was caused by IN,
knife wound, which Is two and three
quarters inches deep The club blow.
did not fracture the skull
The remains Of Good will RE inferred
at Forest Hill cemetery at 2 o'clock thii
afternoon from Gill's undertaking
rooms
FAMOUS SWIMMER ARRESTED.
/ Or. Paul Neumann Charged With Hav