The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-09
KlDNAPPERs ARRESTED.
The Men Who Stole Young Cudahy in
the Tolls.

GA2 4ViA5.
A special to The Journal from Chad
ron, Neb., says: Pat Grove, the sup
posed abductor Of young Edward
Cudahy, has been captured near the
State line between Nebraaka and South
Dakota, Three detectives following
Groves trail came upon him OF the
Pine Ridge reservation, near Oslrichs,
South Dakots, and captured him after
a wild chase. Grove zss driving a
team and blackboard. he whipped the
horses and tried to outrun the horse
men, Who soon brought him to hat
with their six shooters.
ANOTHER ARREST.
J. J. Grove, bother Of Pst Grove,
whom the police believe to be princi-
pal in the abduction, was take into
custsiy in Council Bluffs.
Early this afternoon posse Of de-
tectives with search warrants and com,
plants charged abduction rsosscked
the promises aoj scent 70 j j. Grove s
saloon in the hope of discovering Pat
Grove in his place of eoncealment
They had the necessary papers for the
arrest Of both Fat and his brothers.
Early in the day the police department.
had been given information that either
Pat Grove vas making his hiding place
in his brothers saloon OF the brother
knew more than ho would divulge
about the kidnapping and the letter
that has been recently written to Mr..
Cudshy threatening the death Of his
son if the reward for the arrest of the
kidnappers were not Withdrawn. 4
diligens search disclosed no trace Of
Pat Grove, but the officers came upon
the brother asleep in rear room. They
hastily awakened him and took sway
two huge bulldog pistols which he car.
ried in bis pockets. The man was first
taken to the Council Bluffs station by
Detective Weir OF the Iowa department,
and then he was condu,ted across the
river for an examination by Chief Dons
hue. When the information that Pat
Grove might be found in the saloon
vas given to Chief Donahue he detailed
Eve detectives to make the arrests.
BOW SMART THEY wEREl
The detectives separated before
reaching Groves place, and coucealing
their faces in the high collars Of their
ovefcoats, strolled one at time over
the sidewalk in front Of the saloon.
The building was quickly surrounded.
When the detectives opened the doors
OF the saloon and the adjoining rooms,
the inmates were taken by surprise but
there vas NO ahoV Of resistance. A
woman Of the house hold attempted to
run to the room where Grove lay asleep
but the officers blocked the way and
entered FIRST, so quiet had been the en-
Try Of the officers that Grove had not
been awakened. Hs was aroused
disarmed at the same time. In his
rear pockets two huge 1evolvers were
found, one in each hip pocket. Grove
rubbed his eyes as if he we're daEed.
"What do you wsnt?" he demanded
"We're looking for You and Pat"
was the response.
"We want Pat most but il We eau't
6nd him, We want to ssk you q few
questions.
Grove took the situation complacent-
ly. ''pn do anything I can for you,
gentlemen" he said, ''but Ill tell you
right aow. l can't do or tell much.
While two of the detectives stood
guard over Grove until he put on heavy
clothing for out Of doors, the rest care
fully examined the premises.
Groves saloon is in the rear ofan islols-
ted cluster of Buildings on the outskirts
vf the city. Grove vas escorted to the
Council Bluffs police station bs Detec-
tive Weir, who made the arrest. As
Grove consented readily to accompany
the Omaha detective to the jail on the
n braska side for an examination DE
Was only registered on the Council
Bluffs j.il book and then allowed
TO 90 With the detectives. On the
book he was charged with being a fusi
tive from Justice, arrested on complaint
of the Ouaha detectives.
The police here knoy nothing Of the
Pat Grove at Oelrich, s. D., and dis
credit the report.
Grove WAS closely questioned by the
police but denied any knowledge Of his
Drother's whereabouts or that he had
anything to do with the kidnapping.
The poll,e expect to secure somo Valua
ole information about Pat Grove and