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cum: of , the Famous Fur
Robbery Case.
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11' THE DEAD HOUR Ol‘ NIGHT.
a urn-'cleveland tar Store nabbed
use-r in. flyc- of the Police-Two
Olleors Lost their Lives in Running
Down the Thin”.
Conn-nus, 0., Aug. li.-—Charles McDonr
aid, alias Charles Morgan, commonly known
an “Blinkey,” was hanged at 12:10 a. m. lie
no remarks, having made a statement
“in writing to the warden of the prison. In a
m to a friend in New York, to be mailed
- afichlsdeath, his true name was 11M 6‘9
clonal. . ‘
' M MI minutes afteri the warden informed
thatthetinse had come for him to
meat- the sentence, and the party at once
' darted from the cell to the execution room.
' Hagan was as coolashehadbeenallday,
and walked up the manifold with a firm atop
‘On the scaffold he said he had nostatemeat
to make.
The aooeewas adjustedand at 1:90 the
trap fell, lforgan saying just before, “Good—
by, Kellie,” referring to the Cleveland
woman, Nell Inwrev, who was his former
mistren. His collar caught the rope in some
‘ , way, and prov ted the noose from drawing
unit should, his neck was not broken.
He was strangled. At Izll he was pro-
nounced dead.
Morgan’s execution was for the murder of
Detective William H. Hulligan on the C leve-
land and Pittaburg express on the night of
Feb. 4, 1831. The facta leading up to the
crime are as follows: On the morning of
Jan. 28, 1M,the fur store of Benedict &
Bailey, 24.5 Superior street, Cleveland, was
entu'ed just at daybreak by burglars and
38,000 worth of sealskin sacks and furs taken
The robbery was a very mysterious one,
dues the place was closely guarded and
watched by the regular police and private
watchmen Thirtyasix garments in all were
taken. As soon as the robbery lmcame
known to the police Capt. Iienry lloehn
gave orders for his men to watch all the
roads leading. southward to the Cleveland
and Plttsburg and the New York, l'itteburg
and Ohio railroads. The burglary occurred
on Friday morning, and on Sunday at 3 a.
in. Thomas Storey, an Ohio street coal
dealer, was arrested as being the man who,
on the Friday night previous, had driven
threemenand two Saratoga trunks to the
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad station at
Bradford. He afterward confessed that the
men had paid him a round sum for hauling
them there on condition that he keep his
mouth shut; that when half way to the
station one of his horses had given out and
that the men had entered a born by the way-
side and stolen a horse to continue the jour-
ney. Three of the men purchased tickets to
Allegheny (my, Pa
The I’lttvburg police were notified, and
Harry McMunn, a noted crook, was arreeted
as one of the probable burglars. Requisition
papers ware seated, and Capt. lloebn and
Debcfive Bulligan, of (.‘Ieveland, prepared
totaketbeir man back more scene or his
crime. When the ll o'clock train for Cleve-
land reached Ravenna the two officers were
not upon by a band of thugs, and after Hul—
had been half murdered, and lioehn so
badly injured that he laid for months hover-
ing between life and death, the prisoner Me-
Hunn was unshnckled from his captors and
hurried away by the deeperadoea
Hulligan and Hoehn were taken to Cleve-
land that night, and after lingering in great
agony until Feb. bDetective Hulligan died
(1 his injuries. A reward of 816,000 being
. offered for the apprehension of the murder-
ers, detectives from all parts of the country
flocked to the scene. After a number of sus-
pects had been arrested and released aus-
picion pointed to three as the probable mur-
derer-I, namely, Charles Morgan, Bill Henley
and Pat Harrington. They were appro
bended at Alpena, Mich, on June 28, 1881,
liorgau being captured at the house of rela-
tives, and the so called Manley and Earring-
teu at the dock as they were about leaving
for parts unknown. During the struggle
with Morgan Sheriff Lynch, of Alpena. was
allot in the leg, and, blood poisoning setting
in, he died in great agony.
The re were taken, heavily ironed,
to Cleveland by boat to the county jail, and
from thence to the Portage county jail,
where they wce closely guarded. Daring
in trial the most intense excitement pre-
valled. Morgan was found guilty of murder
h the first degree, and arrived at the peni-
tentiary on Thanksgiving day of last year,
1m. The two men supposed to be Henley
and Harrington were identified as James
Minoan and John Cougblia. lioth were
found guilty and brought to the peniten-
tiary, but Conghlin has since proved an alibi
and is afree man. Ilohinoon's chances are
good also for eventually being cleared of the
8.
The fight to save Morgan's life has been
very bitter, and his attorneys. Messrs. Eddy
and Johnson, have left no stone unturned to
“their client. Morgan has been twice
has been carried up on
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armorial)! themeu,and her
not date, as he was too excited at the mo:
ment ‘to notice any peculiarity about them;
The two policemen teatifled substantially to
“it! above at Robinson‘s trial, and yet Capt.
lioehu did not hesitate to swear that Cough
Iiu, Robinson and myself were the men.
”The article published in The Cincinnati
Enquirer in the issue of April 20 is a trut
“element of facts, and a record of ,the Porto
see county court of common pleat, will sub-
stantiate every quotation of the testimony
published therein.
"1 lawn road of men being murdered for
their money, but! am judlckmsly, or rather
injudiciously, murdered for the state's money
and to satisfy the clamor for a victim.
“in conclusion, I repeat 1 am innocent of
any complicity with the robbery oi the far!
or the murder of Detective iiulligan. I write
this statement to obviate the necessity of
making any verbal remarks from the scat-
fold, and also to keep rewrite» of the pre-
from butchering up to null. their own ideas
what I desire to say. You will u ‘
from the foregoing, honored sir, that I ahall
have nothing whatever to say save Will”
have written here.
“Thanking you sgalnflor your kind coueid-
eratlon, I subscribe, very respectfully,
"Cllalihlli Momma,"
TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS.
Searching for a Iland of [Bed [thinned
Ileaperedoeaa-A Fight.
Wasulimrros, Aug,“ :l,—The arljutant gen-
eral received a wit-gram from "on. hilltu,
indicating a more serious condition of atlairs
at San Carlos. (ion. Miles is on route to the
agency, and will endeavor to prevent the law
diam! from getting beyond the limits of the
reservation. Col. Snyder, of the Tenth iav
fantry, has telegraphed Gen. Howard at Hall
Francisco that ion bucka and two or three
women are out of the San Carlos agency,
probably in hiding near by, Two eoouta
and an Indian were wounded in the fight
near the agency cattle ranch on Friday
afternoon. . ” ‘
Capt. Viable went out with his troope and
acme econte Wednesday night, and Capt.
Leo will follow when the trail in developed.
Col. Snyder atatcsi that the principal of the
three Indians i'apt. lee was sent to arrest is
adespcrate character, lle has about eight
or ten others with him, and tlol. Snyder bo-
iiovee that they will have to be huntcvldown.
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BIG CLAIM AGAINST CANADA.
New Yes-ls Capltallaia Demand Pay for
Seventy Mile» of ltailroml.
Orrawa. Aug. :l,——’l'he New York crypt
taliate, including Dr. Norvin Green, William
Bond and A. ll. IIIBt'kIl’luIl, who form the
Montreal and European Railway company,
have entered a claim for 336(me against the
dominionrgovernment. They claim the
federal authorities entered Into a contract
with them to build a railway from Oxford,
N. 8., to New Glasgow, N. 8., with branch
lines to Pugwnrt and Pictou After seventy
miles of this road had been partly constructed
the minister of railways, Without cause,
took peaceaion of it, not making them any
allowance for work done.
Who will Lead Indiana Republican»?
Wasnimros, Aug. 3. ~— Representative
Browne, of Indiana, says that the retirement
pf tax-Governor Porter from the field render!
It impossible to any who the candidate of the
Republicans for governor of that state will
be. He thinka, however, that the candidacy
liesbaween five men—Robertson, who was
a candidate for lieutenant governor; e»
Spealwr Ilueton, chairman of the Republican
central committee; Gen. Lew Wallace, Gen.
Harvey and lupremntative Steele. As to
the relative strength of these men Gen.
Browne :lm'linml to express an opinion. He
had no preference, he said, but thought that
if the nomination had been snade eight
months ago, when he left Indiana, and ex-
Llovernor Porter had then been out of the
field, it would have gone without doubt to
Mr. Robertson.
31:10:: llaw ‘l’lsclr fluore-
Noawu'u, Conn, Aug. 3. «A fight occurred
at Lyle‘s beach, Fisher's Inland, between four
or five negroee and about eight Irishman,
growing out of a dispute in a bar room over
an alleged overcharge to one of the negroea
for a drink. The Irishman pursued the
negroeo to the wharf, where the latter draw
rascrsand cut right and left. Pat Ryan,
Tins Riley and others were badly cut. Two
of the nogroes were arrested on theatrival
of thebeat at Newlandon. Alady from
Norwich, who Was among the W
waiting for the boat when the tight occurred
on the wharf. was frightened into convulsions
and may die. Several arrests have been
nude; Thought issaid whore beenator‘
rific one.
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A Chance for the the Candidates to loot.
Camila, Pa, Aug. 3,—Jndge Allen 0. WM
Thurman, of Columbus. 0., and Hon. fled
P. Norton, of New York, the l atic
anditepubllcaaeandldatesforthovieepresl-
dencyoftheiluitedtltaus. are expected to
hepusentattho fifteenth interstate exhlbb
Micheheld ”Williams time for one
weeh,brglnnissgonlonday. Aug. 2". Col.
anmmmudmnm
exhibition. has grenades! in getting the
tandhiewifoto accept the lavitav
Mandhbelleves thatlortonfl'harm-
aadtlen Harrison will also accept. These
invitations include their win!»
Mn. Cleveland I- Wail-gun.
WAIIIIIMOI, Aug. a-Ilrs. Uncleadand
harmothevarrivod attusn. Allan
pan-age! agent of the line, who Inland
charge of the party. Theytoak W
aboard". steamer. CW O'Neill,
dummhahmmmsm,
m“ Anasttoof'zhewl'aaavyl b the
ear vaafaread,
whichwasWydsehdwtthMen
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Why-V
Quairelingbe
The Parnell inquiry Causing
ANOTHER EXCITING DEBATE
llr. Labouelien charaen The Time» Will
a “reach of Privilege and ”I. “with"
GoneanOppoeltloa to cinema—titan“
of Itoth l’auiei Have It not and ”my.
Mama, Aug. 3.~la the halo of eosnmovl
Ir. Goscher. in reply to llr. Ilealy’s speech,
aid that Mr. Smith had had no IW
with the editor of The Tinsel, nor had I!
seen or communicated with him in regard to
the communion. °
Mr. Labouchero called alention to a
breach of privilege emitted by The Tim-
la charging thut the Parnellltet were trying
todmwn the bill in a hood of blunt-adie-
unparalloled in the history or parliament,
and in deplnrlng the fact that III. “W
and Sir William Harcourt had completed
the foul mouthed oratory of their kid!
allier.
Mr. (lrechtn agreed with Mr. labour”.
that breach of privilege had been commit!“
by the publication referrer] to, and said that
there was no benefit apparent In;seekl to
mitigate the fact by asserting that It fly
strong language had been used again“ Tho
Times. llut if the harm followed the prep
dent it would not new deal with the matter
of a breach of privilege, but pruned will
the business of the day.
Upon the advice of Mr. Gladstone fill.
[abouohere withdrew hie queatlon of priviv
loge, and Mr. (lrwchen moved that thedebato
of the Parnell bill proceed until midnight, if
thofmeasure would still be under dim”
at flat hour. The motion was adopted.
Mr. Gowhen then moved to empower the I ‘
chairman at i o'clock to put the clam then
remaining. Maura Reid, “only, Harcourt
and T. l’. O’Connor opposed the motion.
Mr. Ilealy moved to amend Dir. (inschel'l
motion by inserting the words, "if the chall-
man shall no think," "lite! leaving obedience
to the motion a matter of discretion with the
chair. , ,
Mr. Balfour opposed the motion of amendv
meat, saying that the chair might not w b.
burdened with lurch responsibility. The mew
tion was rejected—2W: to 237.
Mr. Justin McCarthy moved to extend the
inquiry into the circumstances under which
the charges were originally made and pub-
lishcd in The Timon.
Mr. Matthews said the amendment wee
needles“.
Mr. Sexton said the I'arnellltes invited the
fullest inquiry. .
Mr. Alexander Stanley Hill said that .v
lea: a good account ware given as low
The Times came into procurement of the letters
and the person produced who sold or gave
them to The Times, who, in his immehou‘ld
be able to stand examination as to how he
got them—the judges could not accept tho
letters as genuine.
The amendment oilered by Mr. McCarthy
wan rejected» we to 128.
Mr. Labrmchere moved an amendment that
the letters he inquired into and reported
upon before the commission proceeds to the
iteration of other matters. Considerable
debate ensued, principally favorable to the
motion, but the amendment was rejected»
2!» to 2m,
Mr. Ilenly moved a proviso to the elect
that the members of the communion shall re
port separately regarding the charges again“
each individual member in can»: where their
decision» are adverse. After debate it we!
rejected-mi tn ml,
The Parnellltea having left the how at l
dclock, the chairman put the remaining
clauses, and they were carried without div
vision. The report stage of the bill was fixed
for Monday nest.
llnrngavl 0M0".
Abacus, N. Y., Aug. Il.~-'l'he grand lodge
of the Order of liarngari elected the follow-
ing ofl'lcerv for the ensuing year: Grand hon.
den, Adam Manger, of flyraonae', deputy
grand barium, Herman Mueller, of New
York; grand secretary, Charla: lauber, of
Bswklyn; "ti, A," l‘, Sihua, of helm;
grand treaeurr-r, Joseph Mayor, of flow York.
The reprewntativmi to the grand lodge 0‘
the United States, which mooteirs September,
are John Schlooohru, of Yonkers, and Frank
Vriuche, of Recital".
chain of Verne Ive-led.
Bonus, Aug. 3.-Jnrlge Aldrich oeuvruled
the motion of the Boston and Albany Kaila
road company for a change of remiss in the
case of May-inn Yagnaut egalnet the cow
pany, made on the ground that the enmpnwy
could not get an “prejudicial jury in Moll
county. The plaintln' obtained a verdict of
damages for inputs. so»
aired by the fall of a defective alga post b
WM, which verdict we» set indie an
excel-two.
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Ticket Agent.
IIOUDA'I'MIIC DlVll'llo‘S.
Apriifi, 1m
lure Wt’ for Pittlleld.
man’s» :
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We! only u for as New Milford
WI. II. “Italian. Vite I’m-'1 8 Iil’ll'l )lan'e's
W. K. Lina. be“.
I. 1'. Yrs-a, (his. 11th! Apt. WIJ'MD.
Halli, Bailey‘s. in.
~-~ woo. — ’ .
OD HANTELS,
DOORS,
BASH, BLIflDS,
RAID WOOD WORK.
ti? ALI. KINDS,
coo ~
largo Stock of Columns
i‘or Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
~ M».—
strum Sawing. Planing.
snout
Friday, Saturday and Monday.
All our rm'unun SATEENS. at...” 111
Price 25 cents.
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All our lilo. SATEENS.
on these will be 12; cents.
Twenty—sixWiilTE ROBES, 10 yds INDIA
LINEN, ll yards WIDE EMBROIDERED
TRIMMING, 4; yards NARROW EMBROI—
, DERED TRIMMING.
PLAIN GOODS and nine yards
These must go for 79 cents.
Five Thousand yards CRINKLRD SEER-
Rcmovnl Price on those
SUCKER, in cream.
will be 3; cents per yard.
12lc. Removal Price on these
over the country for 17 cis.
a yard.
Price will be lllccuis ouch.
' IlllMlWAl
Removal Price
These were sold for
$1.49. They must go for 990.
Eleven CH AM BRY ROBES, ten yards.
Five Thousand yards CitiNKLED SEER-
SUCKER, in all, the latest stripes.
goods are the best and are sold anywhere for
479 yards OUTING FLANNI'IL, sold all
Removal Price
on these for three days will be ll cents.
We will offer at this sale the famous FAST
BLACK HENRIETTA SATEE
’ Books.
All the latest works by prmniuent wfiters.
WILL OFFER
PIllllES
FOR
45 (102. LADIES” IlliMS’I‘lTCllED COL-
ORED BORDERED IIANDKERCIIIEFS.
Those are our regular 100. Handkerchiefs,
but our Remove] Price on these will be 50th.
Only 15 (102. left of our LADIES“ FANCY
HOSE, plain feet and half plain and half fancy
leg. These goods come in sizes 8 and 8; only
and have been selling for 29 cents a pair, but
our Removal Price is 12.5 cents a pair.
5898 yards cream and white three row
RUSIIING. These goods are worth 17 CIS.,
but will be sold at our Removal Sale for 8
cents a yard.
“Just for a little wind" we will at this hale
pil'er PALM LEAF FANS two for one cent.
L.\DIES’ WRAPPERS, made of the best-
prints, tight fitting back and front, our regu-
lar $1 wrapper, will be sold at our Removal
Sale for 75 cents.
Also a lull line of MOTHER HUBBARDS,
back and trout, worth $1.25, will be sold at
this sale at {)5 cents.
We will close outREMNANTS 0F WOOD
DRESS GOODS less than cost. L
Books.
Those are a 259. oditiou,but our Removal.
TRIMMING.
These
will be 9 Chi.
N at 25 cenis
luring“
is Ramnval Sale we will Keen nsnivenlnu.
I WILL PAY 1118
Highest ('ash I’ricc
I'Oli
Iizig‘. lionea, lloitlos iron
and Metals.
l'artwr muting cal. roll the 2-inch by winding poo
and Turning.
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llili at tut firm Street!
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South lorwnk, Conn.
Halli, Bailey l in,
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1 Jam Bloch, Water at.
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with law: concerns, I have taken the
notary of one of the oldest and largest estahlhh
meal! in the rim for 1hr pair of
Harness, Saddles. Halters. Suro
(singles. l'ull-rrs, 820.
Pine Harness To Order.
9’ 11'“: to“ “re “We .....*"' mm;
or no . . I.
We. feel! Bought-muffins It.
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WATCH THIS space son NEXT
Announcemenr.
J. W. &-M. 8. SMITH,
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
E" ..Y. J .
Special Prices »
to
ABC]! ITEC'I‘S
and
BUILDERS
It is not.“ j
covered with:
Nickel Plate,
w ‘v,
It is made in
YOUR *
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
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RANGES
Plumber: and
(lee .
Fitters, Slate
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
The B11015. Ranges
“any.
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