Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 15, 1890 · page 3

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w bund‘in the hall. The men had

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i'lnhbed to Death.

A iarmer’e boy, aent on an errand to the
Crouch honae. dheovered the crime. The
murder waa evidently committed early in
the evenin hy a petty D! m ‘
robbery. firee murdered ‘ had
blndgeon wee found lying nearthe‘bodia
of mother and ran in the parlor.

An undiacharged piatol that the Min
had evidently attempted to uae was found
lyingnear him. Old man Crouch wee

dreperateiy, an the broken furniture and
blood stained walla ahowed. A eeoretary
waa broken open and 08,000 had been taken
fromit. Noarmtahave yetbeenmade.
learehln. tor the Humane".

The new; at the diaoovty; apread' like
lightning, and within a remarh' bly abort
apnea of at.” the wildest excitement pre-
vailed n, neighborhood. .snnhingpnr.

' cranked and the adjacent dip
trictwaaaeoured in an alert to ditcover
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ville. Ky.

Lot-mu. May 15.-Aboot 0 o'clock
laat evening while workmen were engaged
htheoonetrnctionof the npperpart ofa
eaieaon need in the excavation work for
pier inundation oi the Louisville and
Jefl‘eraondlle bridge, the caisson while
beingahiftadin the strong midriver ena-
rent broke from it 3 the air
din-31m, fourteen that below eauriaee.
waa filled with compre-o air and who
thehlrwaers period the buoyancy of the
an
:31! ‘Qtomddeniytnra over,

it eighteen

The iollowingwaeakllled: C. P. Mitchell.
«Kari-ea city. neood ueiatant anperin-
tendent of oonatruction. impnled byan irm
mm!!! from the aide oitheIoVer
portion oi the cotton; Charla

M33. ed Jaephm W M
a insan pen-tend
eoloredlaborerjmwned. Theother

workmen, some oi whom were alightly in-
jured, were rescued by boata.

 

IN LABOR'S WORLD.

The m 1r- We lee lo-
tara to Week—other when.

Ham Mandi-y lib-The entire
toroeoi workmanaethemillaoi theme-
erhill Paper company at Bradiord, with
theexeeptionot (our machine nominee
atrneh foeaninereaaeoi pay. The night
manhare been working twelve hours for
all perwaek and the day men (or 88.85,
and flia aahed (or.

Cmcaoo, Ray 153-“ strike at the
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Iditor Walla-e. Ilia rem: by aeepuee.
”lubed 0! over aee.oee—-.a Km

“John. and name rm: Goalie—A
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New You. May lo:-Iaelia I Item
waa arraigned at the Tomha yerterday“
charged with complicity with Rob“! L.
Wallaeein the ' oi mom

atreet. ThehondabelongedtoJohnH.
Wallace, proprietorandeditoroi Wallaoe’a
Monthly. itohert L. Wallace Editor
Waileoe’a adoptedeon. Hr. c ,who
waa aaeociate editor of the Monthly,
wee mnanded. by the eonaent oi hie
annual. in. Emmi, to permit Inapecior
Byrneetohepraeent. Mr. Moleodpro-
tented hia innocence.
The “Viper" Turned um at...

Robert L. Wallace. the alleged thief. die

appearedonWedneadaylaat. Hewaethe

, and a ,reletlve. nee. wee adopted, edu-
cated and finally taken into bneinaaeby
hle'beneiaotor and madetreuurer of the
{indication huaineea, with full nooeoa to

iauncle'a papers and money. When hie
uncle eearched hie bone in thadepoait
vaulta heiound that aecuritieevalned at
835,000 had been token. and hie bank book
alaoahowedaahortaceotaboutflm

A Hypocrite and a Thief.

lthnabeen learned that yonngWallaoe
not only gambled away large enm- "oi
money, but that hehad been in partner-hip
with n uotoriona bookmakerinwhoae tam
hehaddrawn many lune ohecka egalnet
Editor Weilaoe’a hank anoonnt. Wallace
and the bookmaker, whole rul name inhe-
lievedtoboJ. B. Lowita, madezood their
iiishtontho aiaamahip Sentoga for Ba-
vanaaweekego, and arenoweaiein
Cuba. Thereisnoemdition trentywith

gpainnnderwhich they can be naturnad.
one
the flat etreet Pres churdi,

boinapreaidentottheSnn y school and
aeoretaryottheYoungPeople’a loebtyoi
chChflstianh Endeavor, connected with the
ore .
arrange-manna”
Wallaoeleflbehinda '
undunood to havebeen engaged to the
young acelowng. A: thin young woman
belong: toawctablo family and tho-

young Wall-ee'a miedeeda beyond a guilty
knowledge of the robbery, which be con-
iidedtohor We his fishhher nameie
withheld. fihe ia the only pee-on known
tohavebeenntthe dock towave good-by
to Walloon, and rho did In with weaning
oyea Sheba aivnnwaytovioleatt duo!
weeping since. and her family tear nervou-
proatration may follow.

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They run back to January
over 311.0(1). They were tah
bachot Editor Wallace’s check boohtho
atubebeina lettblanh.
With .20.“ in lie Poehat.
When the pairealledWaliaeeia believed
tohavehad “Min eaah. Several

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Wullaee'a gilt edyeuonritifi
The name- under whinhthe
were "J. D. Lewia’uor limit: and “I1
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tapenia noticeable intent.
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