The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-07
GROVE CONES BACK.
Much &,utAt At1s% Ind,yiln.N 40
l"ar> az "mahh
f.U\G n ISOLATION.
0tlp"A Eupr~ o. Theiv Ci~i,t wash
thr British, Star!y II,rrr Years
- Chicago ard Now Dc
Aisr~ to Reform.

! h''1I offered. walked into thr office. OF
'h" N1ld- H"rn!I az . O'Clock eli,
~"r1ins, accompanied Ay Thu1N4S
- f}'l ~. &r'pri"t'F Of &he Nrnshaw
hot' ~ >hic city. While ,h,%e have:
!'""n run"rS of Groves A,.ing in o.,
vicinity of Omah, f.N several DAYS
! 'hiti Of 'Po!icc Bnnahu" denied al,So-
| !ut''lv having any Knowledge of his
| lf'S"nr" in the city and The rln1nr.:
! were taken by Che public in a mamie,
| S'''''h'f 10 1"r1i''r r"portS of his having
| poem seen amy We're given little erred
'1l'' by sh" citizens Of Omaha.
| grow" tt'l'rhon"h the World Hrrn]l
81 lnl!night Of his presence in ,hr
| ivy ana stated he WruI call at n,
! newspaper office. 4 short time aftrr-
NAfl NJ q 'l''Arrh in company with
Mf, . l'r1"1. Grove. O'Rrirn and a
rl't'H"ntatiN" of Che World Her IL,
We're ''"S't'd for nearly an hour, dur
ing which Time Grove told of his Wand
r'fillSS since he left the city, four
years ago.
Grove stated THAI D. ma! ".rv.r1 in
'he E'rr war, lighting with Nh. E,,,r>
ne returned 70 this country after tn,
war ana mas lived continually Accord
lHS 70 his statement quietly in =
south Side flat at Chicago. He says
re hao been in Chicago nearly three
vars and That he has visited sDnal H.,
on three different occasions d,:ri,r
that time.
n" stated he had been nngDtiati,o
for several years for immunity from
punishment in case he SHOULD? s,lrr.n
der himself to the authorities although
h" declined to say with WHOM, t,
negotiations are being held. He saws
that h" is very Tired If living in iso,i-
ton from his relatives and friends
anal Wishes to reform and get into bus
E"S:. f'r d"rlu:''1 that he would AK
i"" inlnHnity from the ,cnjtrn1i,rv
ana stated that he was Grady to &C.
c"rt the proposition of the On1pha
pence. He said that in c;,Se he WAS
Ut emitted t" remain in omaha ana
nave indictments against him u,laShy1
h would probably get into business;
at once.
'I"Vr has been at the home Of his
brother. J. J. Grove, who resides in
Council Bluffs and runs a saloon in
that city. He was asked if he had 4
y
ping, but declined to either deny or
admit his guilt
Since the report was first published
OF Groves presence in the vicinity of |
this city. Chief of Police Donahue has
had a detail Of detective searching for
him.
The crime with which Grove is
charged is that Of Kidnapping Edward
{ IF 70
rrletor Of a large packing establish
ment IN this city. The Kidnapping oc- !
CURED Dec. IS. 1900. about 7 o'clock in
the evening" The kidnappers wrote a.
letter to Cudahy demanding a ransom
of $4,000 for the return of The. boy !
According 70 Mr.. Cu1ahy's own story
he draw that amount from an O,nana !
bank the amount being in gold. ;r1 |
drove TO point in the Center strm1Y
road five miles west Of tn city. wh,r
he deposited it, according: to instr,!c
tons given in the letter. Mr. arl.l3n..
stated that the place Was marked y,
a red lantern hung by tn" roar,>;i |
He made the drive in b,g-:. a.
by his coochr>,an. ~>i1 II
the bag of gold As h" | been ,7,lj~
by the kidnapperi H" saw nv p,,,.<n,
o'clock in the morning w.
Cudahy was taken to ?,n:>' ,"i'~:
a square Of his fathers d. g.,
given his liberty. A lnr5" 20 ir. :,n
detective fore" was at ,7,. p!ar 4 ~
work to Secure clue an! u~, :. if
possible, the kidna ,,p.r> ~, b,,
In which Young Cudnhv bad b..n i II,
prisoner for thirtE-. tx hours w!
located and identified by tn" no. \
number Of clues wer" followed ,,,ol
lnallN the aEthr>''i cam. 80 +,
that P, rrnN.. an.l jar,
Callahan. relative OF t'r,'. AMI pa
'ther man whose na'n" VIZ: nv y
earned, We're me1nh: r Of IN CAV.
which carried the young man away
Callahan was arrested in tHi< CITY
md finally after two lengthy Trials
vas acquitted by the jury.
Following the kidnapping Edwari:
Iudahy, ST.. offered a reward of ST.
700 for the capture Of Grove and thi.
'ffer was followed by another of :,
similar nature by the city council and
county CONN iSsion"rS. Other rewards
we're also offered bringing the aggr,.-
'ate amount up to $4,000. The ~f.-
YARD stood for several MONTHS but
>r0Wes Whereabouts remained as
much OF a mystery for the next four
'ear3 az ever
What pIrpOrted to be an offer from $
rowe went through relatives to give
lmSef up to the authorities if th. :
eWard was Withdra Wn and under conf ,
ltlonS named. was received by the =
Flief Of police. On his recommends :
Ion the entire reward was withdrawn :
nd since that time chief Dona hive has .
waited his surrender When Grove .
ppeared at the World Herald he was
OF recognized by anybody His hair
as become entirely white and he
boxed fifteen years older than when
asst seen by frt ndS in this city. Fol- G
owing the interview Grove left for 4
he home Of his brother in Council |
'luff:. 7
Joe Shinders, at San Antonio, fatally {
not Emma Richardson and sent =
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