The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-27
Man Has Borne a Bad Reputa-
ton in Dublin and Is Alleged
to Have Seriously Mistreat-
ed Family.
he DRIVES orr MARSHAL
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WAgN
THE OFFICIAL WENT 70 Az
REST HIM WHERE NJ WAS
WORKING. SOUTH or TOWN.

Belching return shot after shot into
sheriff's posse. Emanuel MclGul-
lin, fugitive from justice. r. at large
In the woods and fields to tho north
west OF Dublin. Ind. this afternoon.
defying officers OF the law. Shortly
after noon another posse Of fifteen
men was deputixed and sent out 70
relay the original pursuers. At ono
o'clock Sheriff Meredith left the city
for Dublin to take charge Of the case.
It Is believed McMullin is suffering
from gun shot wounds.
McMullin. IS, living at the north
western edge Of Dublin is wanted on
warrants for inhumane treatment of
his ten year old daughter. Mable.
The mans cunning and insane dar-
Ing has given him hours the advant-
age OF the authorities. Sheriff Mere
dith before leaving the city caused
kilograms and telephone messages 10
be sent to surrounding cities ard
towns
McMullin 10 entirely surrounded ana
| 1t is bit the matter o. several hours
and perhaps few lives. before the
desperado will be enmeshed.
A BAD Reputation.
For sometime past McMuIlin has
borne the reputation OF being = des-
perate man In his community. His
treatment Of his family. It II alleged.
has been OF the worst and lately has
reached such point AZ to horrify the
neighbors.
! Rumor carried the news through the
little village. Men gathered On the
street corners and discussed his -
tions. Women and mothers n whis-
pers, talked OF the alleged awful hap.
penings In the McMullin home.
/ Feeling reached it, height Monday
evening and after quiet meeting of
the cooler heads Of the town It was
/ decided to swear out warrants for the
i mans arrest. This action was made
/ practically necessary by the slow but
steady. moving talk Of lynching ana
/ repudiation Of McMullin's actions.
4 Judgement forestalled the hemp only
to bring in lead and powder.
i Drives on Marshal.
Deputy Sheriff Rabey Of Dublin.
with several sub-deputies left the town
to locate McMullin Tuesday moening.
j After several hours search the nsan
was located working in . ditch On
the Lambert farm to the south of
Dublin. The papers were presentod
and McMullin placed under afreGk
Sheriff, don't want tho disgrace
Of riding along with you.. sid No
l fs.fl S~n
you allow me to follow Or prscod0
You In my own rig?"
Rabey who had known Mc1rullin f0r
years. consented TO the proposition.
/ Turning from the sheriff. NclGul1in
walked to his rig hitched n the shAde
at the side OF the road. Rabey and
his squad leisurely followed.
i McMullin reached into tho back pf
his buggy and suddenly vhippsd
around.
4 Throw up you hands. : he shOuted.
and the authorities taken wholly ~
surprise, shot their dig1ts into the III.
They Promptly A0eat tk~
Now then" said NcNuIlin, @yoa
men skiddoo.
/ Little time was lost BY the authce1t,
les who. unable to get at their arms
and still In range Of = vicious lOoktn9
repeating shot gun, made their Wy
ont Of sight
h When Rabey and his men returned
to Dublin and broke tho news, feeling
long c0rralled ana checked began u
surge Mcllul1in's desperate defianco
n itself was almost N admiss1on "
| the CHARGES
II Threats beg1n circulating and n
was not long before N armed search
Ing party vas organized. This bO1y
took the Held Making their way -
NcMul1in's home at = Iate hour 1T
night 81 the hope Of surpeilfng t1o
fugitive, the party 1ound IT, - AAA
II not bssn slspt in ana fhat - I1on
had been sbo1t ths prsanfDsG ntnee
mc9nin&.
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