The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-07-13
O0RE'S BODY TAKEN.
BACK FOR |N1ERM[NT
\ BROTHER CAME rROM WIS.
CONSlN AND TOOK MURDER
Eu MANS HODY TO HIS FOR
MtR HOME.
Saturday night Daniel bore,

Saturday night Daniel Dorc, CT
Lyndon Station. Wis, arrived in the
city, and took charge of the remains
of his brother, John Dore. who was
murdered in this city early last week,
Mr.. Dorc left with the remains on
the Milwaukee passenger Sunday af-
tcrnoon for Lyndon Station. going
via Minneapolis and Lacrosse to the
home town near Milwaukee.
Mr.. Dorc, in conversation with the
officials, stated that he could not
throw the slightest light on the mys-
FERROUS murder. He discounted the
idea at once that Dan Finnegan had
anything to do with the crime, state
ing that Finnegan was married four
yeauis age, and since then he has liv-
ID in Michigan.
Mr.. Dore stated that his brother
left Lyndon Station Sunday, July 2,
and that he had not heard from him
nor did he know where he was until
receiving the message from Sheriff
Berry thai the brother had been
murdered in this city. Mr.. Dore
stated that his brother recently soils
I, blacksmith shop at Lyndon Station,
where he had been working at his
trade. and for which he received
This was about all the money he had
when he left. Mr.. Dore added that
lie had heard his brother speak Of
going to South Dakota, but that he
did not know that he had got out
here as yet, and supposed him to be
i'll a small town nea Lyndon Sta
ton. Mr.. Dore stated hat he did not
know of any person travelling with
him, nor of any associate being with
him before leaving for the west.
Just what will be done concerning
the investigation of the murder case
is not known. MIR. Dore said that he
was willing to make a cash contri.
button toward hunting down the
murderer and Sheriff Berry believes
that the county commissioners
should offer a reward for the appre-
hension of the murderer.
The supposition that a clew haG
obtained by \. Haut ana his
son, who claimed to have seen John
Dore in the company of two men o..
Friday, June 80, is exploded by tho
brothers statement that Dore did not
leave Wisconsin until two days al
ter that, and evidently arrived here
Monday, the killing possibly taking
place the same night.
The suspicion is gaining GROUND
that Dore was not muir iered out nv
the Minnesota bridge, but that he
was killed elsewhere and the body
taken there for hiding. This is con-
tirmed to some extent by the absence
Of blood where the body was found .
The supposition is that if Dore's
throat bad ben cut right there sutii-
blood would have flowed from
the wound so that it could have been
noticed. Another. fact brought out
is the lack of evidence of struggle
Dore's part, and further hat mi.
grip was placed by his side.
A young lady living in the imme-
diate vicinity of the grove of willow
is reported to have heard "a bug
gy drive up to the spot and stop
there long enough to have placed the
body there. In Il few moments al
terward she heard the parties drive
away at high speed. The grounds
to be tenable that the murder
Of Dore was committed in some 9th
err part of the city and the body tax
en- there during the evening for con-
as it was out of the way
Of travel and suspicion could, in all
probability, be turned, on the tramp
population which makes headquar-
ters in that locality.