Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-11-22
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Patrick BOlan has been arrested
| New York for the theft Of $12,C>
Worth of jewelry.
E. P. Lundy, a I've stock dealer
Leal, N. D., is miss ng. 1t is feared
met with fol play in Minneapolis.
A lone bandit, ctt:red lie al
dian, with all the war paint, he'd
Tie village OF Oakford, Ind, and s.
cured sums aggregating $4,000.
During fight at Hagener's saloon i
Covineton, KY, Deputy She-ifis Nici,
olas Botkin and John McInenery we.
SHOT by Policeman Robert Brow
Botkin is dead
Frank G. Andrews, the convicted
vice president of the wrecked City Say
lngs bank of Detroit, Mic4., has gol5
to the state prison to begin serving his
ffteen-years sentence.
The trial of Harris Levich, charged
with the murder of Ike Finkelstein, a
well known politician, has begun in
Judge Prouty's division of the district
court at Des Moines, Ia.
Marshal Henry Kron was seriously
shot and an unknown burglar had his
head blown off in a bloody battle at
Elyria, O., during a fight with four
robbers who completely terrorized the
town.
The coroner's inquest into the Cav
ley tragedy which occurred at Home
stead, Pa, Oct. 10, has been concluded
and the jury held Charles CaWley, aged
sixteen years, for the murder of his
mother and four brothers and sisters.
Judge Scott of Cheyenne, Wy, has
denied the motion for new trial for
Tom Horn, the cattlemen's detective,
who was convicted of the murder of
Willie Nickel, boy, at Iron Mountain,
and sentenced to be hanged on Jan. 9
next
It has been estimated that the trial
of Roland B. Molineux has cost more
than any other for capital offense
in any other country where English
system of Jurisprudence is in vogue.
The cost to both sides will total about
100000.
Homeward bound with bag of gold
nuggets and his pockets full of cash,
$4,000 in all, won in the mines of French
Guiana, Jacques La Travers, a native
of France, was robbed in New York
and is now in the insane ward at
Bellevue.
Colonel Ed Butler, millionaire and
politician of st. Louis, on trial charged
with attempting to bribe DR.. Chapman
of the st. Louis board of health, has
been found guilty by the jury, which
assessed the punishment at three
years in the penitentiary
1o
state department that Harry S. Bishop.
wanted in Dubuque, Ia, on charge
of embezzlement, has been delivered
into the custody of an officer from the
United States, who has sailed from
London with his prisoner.
Charged with smuggling aliens into
the United States by method unique
and ingenious, August E. Meier, chief
baker on the steamship Roma, has
been placed in Jail at New York. He
dressed Italians in the garb of baker
and they passed as part of the ships
crew.
Colonel Michael J. Dady of Brooklyn
has filed charges before the court at !
Havana against his attorney, who, he
alleges, has absconded with a sum of |
} lU,OUU WHICH MT. DdQy lOTWdlueu W
be used in securing an option for the |
construction of waterworks at Glen /
fuegos.
Roland B. Molineux was set at lib
erty after spending nearly four years
in prison and being once condemned |
to death and twice placed on trial for :
his life for the murder of Mrs. Rather
inc j. Adams. But thirteen minutes
sufficed for the jury to reach a verdict
of acquittal at the close of the trial
which has lasted four weeks.