The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
Judge Fox Shares in General
Sympathy Expressed for the
Kentuckian and viii Give
Him a Chance.
REV. NEEDHAM EXPLAINS
NElGhsoR OF McMuLLtN SAYS
THE MAN HAS BEEN A CON.
sTANT MENACE TO HIM FOR
THE PAST TEN YEARS.


from gun shot wound in the left
thigh, voluntarily surrendered him
self Thursday afternoon at five o'clock
to Bert Hiatt. member OF the Dublin
town board. and special deputy Of
Sheriff Meredith.
When Mc4Nllin was taken directly
to- CambstdEs City. en- route to Rich
mond, aeeoeding to Circuit Court
Judge F0x.s orders to Sheriff Mere
dith,4a crowd assembled In front OF
Justice Bowmaster's office and called
aga1a and again for McMullin's re-
lease.
The case against McMullin In JUS
tice Bowmaster's court has been dis
missed and the only charge McA6nllip
| is accountable toy n that ~ rsafefins.
arrest !. II
When McMullin, who resisted the
display of arms Of Marshal Rahey.
of Dublin, and was fired on by . posse
OF young men and made his eAcape.s
into the woods, was arrAigned befOre
Judge Fox this morning he WAS allow
ed to 60 on recognizance Of Bert Hiatt
member OF the Dublin town board. un.
der 5000 bail. Judge Fox ordered that
the man should appear in circuit court
the first Monday in September should
he be wanted"
Must be unhindered.
Orders have been issued BY IT,
court authorities that Mc4ullin must
not be molested or intsrfered With
in the discharge Of his daily datiea
1t was emphasized that NclGnllln
must be allowed to 60 unhindered
either by word or act and that shoalA
this edict be ignored those ii fault
will be dealt with.
Bert Hiatt member Of tho Dublin
town board. arrived In the city early
this morning and shortly after 1isht
o'clock had secured the release of No
MuIlin.
/ Within = few moments after Hiatt
had begun his efforts u secure No
Mullins release. Attorney j. r Eeam-
ster, of Cambridge City arrived foe
the same purpose. II am mot hero
as an attorney" stated Fsamster. but
as an individual representing the
spirit Of several Of Cambridge City'g
citizens with the object Of securing
bail for McMullin- The affair seems
an outrage"
/ About ten o'clock this morning Nc
Mullin hobbled to . traction car and
was taken to Dublin where his wound
ed leg was re-dressed.
Some apprehension Il felt - 70 Nc
Mullins condition. FOR almost -
hours the man worked through woods
and fields. under the tmpresstcu that
he was unjustiy pursued. with the
/ wounded limb. The lapse Of such
time without surgical attentiou II
thought to put his life In jeopardy.
Gansrene may set In 1t any time.
/ Yesterday afternoon, while Boft
Hiatt, member Of the Dublin town
board. was talking with members ~
vania railroad. > boy named Riser Who
drives . bakery wagon between Dub
lin and Bentonvflle. came to him and
said:
4 "Old man HoIlingsworth told No
that he wanted TO rec you - soon q
you could come down there"
Hiatt Meets McAAullin.
h AZ Hiatt was turning away he met
Prosecutor Ladd. who acting under
court orders. had gone to Dublin to
feel ont public sentiment and 70 or
der again the capture Of AcMu11In-
Il Is stated that Hiatt was asked TO
90 into the country and get NcMuI-
lin Hiatt, 1t is said. responded tlzAA
he had already received fnS0rmat10n
and that he would pick his own man
ana 30 after AcMullin.
/ Hiatt, with his cousin, Lyman Gil
bert secured an automobile and drove
to the Hollingsworth home four ma >
half miles south ol Dublin- Arriving
there the uAoAfne was len = tie
lroad and thes two men went = tn
/ house, Hiatt said:
Il ~There was no evidence q g1ns
! about the place when We arrives ~
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