The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 16, 1891, Page 10

DARK CRIME. Details of *i:c Quadruple Murder in Florida. FIENDISH ATROCITY OF THE DEED. The Crime to Mave Been Com- mitted By Burg Keliev ars —The Head of the Family Missing and Theught to mipossi communi of the ayrna quadrup! but the D. Hatel years old The house thro ngt s entered window, the i gha eyes of the tvi > Mrs. Hatch shot through the In the same room lying on the Medes the body of her son, shot under the lefteye and with his throat cut from | ; | eae toear. In an adjoining room, lying on | the floor, was the body of Frank Pack- | wood, shot through the head and with | his throat also cut. In the same room, # upon the was the body of rson had been out- | fac ad been y weapon. shot through At the entrance of window a large revolver two chambers of which had nin with Ner fa and her throat cut. the broken was found, e had also been } countries INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT. The Manager of Canse 4 Speaks on the {t rican copyright | Cassell «& Co.’s manager, in response to the query, “is the act causing the arrar any opened t I do not hear ises having invaded I know of any movement t et sable wha > t ote Fa jabs but this cheape: but surely.” BELLIGERZNT FOREIGN i They Defy the Sherif and Several of Them Fe ¥ Get Kil F F : DeENveR, Col., Dee. 14.—About two tes weeks ago 500 and Italian eal & Tron Co. Austrian re Colorado ¢ miners of ERAS oe a ray i Groceries. f= SHEAVES OF RHYME. Haud a Wee, My Willie. y Old Story. Imight be S| rid, horrid cold.” —Pittsburg Kitten." a Press. Spelling “ieitten” to spell. t had done very well. was bi noe cut econ Aa e And she looked as she felt—quite content, been emptied. On the bed by the side | °t Crest ue Sues Searnst & re = 2 M. F. Harman, in St. Nicholas. | duetion in wages and refased to allow | f of the body of Miss Iruce lay a double | ti. conmany tol in new men, | j n a he Wouldnt : Larreled shotgun with the stock broken | 12° COMPS) eye EE Bape Shere m eae eer a : into splinters. On ‘the bed near the | *OPPEet the pumps ane tans ae her cried, Bade Gb the HAGch bos lava t | works and allowed them to fill with Bs hha eee meld there: was (danger of the lat (Levee oe ' ded buteer Kite ene sei aye sce ad n Large Quantities for Spot Cash, i iy 6 i: t et ee ee yet streets heavily pel threatening f aRUERHOGL aso Tes a the | geath to any one who should attempt ty Girl, neighborhood are suspected. A large | 4, assist the company in any manner. y girl— rie a a gh Pye senay Sheri Dims | iday Sherit¥ Saares, of Gunnison, '¢@ Le N B . arted to scour the country for ; i A y ° » a» J From o her curl : | went the La posse of twent ‘ p Oa oe sea the murderers. men for the purpose of taking posses- | | he COPpae Oe i eens beter icant oe Robbery was undoubtedly the pur- an wad onacdina the mines Kaandaee | Lette natever you d. ae w suarervas sesaae Lschien yoionatges i pos the extent jad he and his men alighted from the vir er is as yet unknown. we ne a And sc her notsy, upwearying geal | train than they were attacked by about D y Some of the occupants of the Packwood | syy erred Siehivne and Austrians. who | See us Sefore You Buy Your Wi e house had been there only a few days Fe Feann Ran eie (WGC Onigt | = and the amountof money and valua- | \; = . n bles they had thei ion is a | eee That far into z to burl evans |e sheriff: held) his amen, for amno- ’ - The gi : EEE Cine ATi elioa of New | Ment and then ordered them to return 4 a a ) 5 Ob, thee . et eee en aoe fee | therfire, which they didiwith deadly af- Great Smyrna no mention is made of F. J. | get Killing five Italians—Mike Copui- 7 > u 1 whirl Packwood as having been in the house |...” oe Age 1 paws iug to the spott ceihe time ot the tine cine, Mike Minelon, Mike Guercio, fan acta A deeednin) teow i ic e of the tragedy or as appear- | Wain \An@ Johow Bocielanal ~ ba Ke ie ae Ge eokne tee and Gre a dn ier cory South Side Square. ee rumor that he was killed also and his ie kee Desens | ie : body concealed, so us to throw sus- | cing the sniners re ane rdlood woulla't stand ft picion on him as the murderer of tl \ithe sha riff's p ysse marehed up the : ear | othe: He has a nephew in this city | ji: and took possession of the mines Hon. D. A. DeArmond is rece A wees eer > the following information: thre ubts. The miners |ing praise from his constituents for 8 s light Mr. Frank J. Packwood owns a larg Spare ey ie Re ee ae ir aoe mong | Orinans ieretanens orange grove eight miles south of mad the tow of Ipporting ones Pau nN. C, Z Be a yas) This gigs) gin. New Smyrna, on the banks of the Che ere ee a . . } he Judge. Hillsborough river, and only mile are ae : Fe VS | ae Ae coven We hen Sed trees | 02, Pesthes tronkl is feared, which, Hon. Joim M. Glover, who had a En Yo Sorc sae one for fifteen years. All the Packwood | 'f titted. will result in_ many deaths | such a meteori in congress t oe Nea eee eae fam y orig eu came from Louisiana | SHOT BY A HUSBAND and whose campaign for governor in | when she'd got me “stuck on her,” There are several brothers in thisstate. | y Kiting at Kansas City Growing Oat of | 1888 js still ren embered aban- = Gx She wCuan es aace Frank’s wife was a Miss Bruce, of | proper Kelitions i i apes a cE ae —N. Y. Herald. New York city, and she died whentheir | Kaxsas City, Mo. Dee) 14.—1 doned polities and invented a postal seks . Time-and Love. boy Frank was a little baby. Imimedi- | Bic} . Waseler time stamp v be rted We are Now inthe Midst of a Great | : : ately after his mother’s death his aunt, | contractors, was |) 4 ; ; a Miss A. Il. Bruce, of New York, came vorge E »y the government. John M_ Glov to Florida to take es of hi sinee made her home with th his father at the orange grove. D. Hateh is Toh no idea, I never | heard the name before. Probably re- lations or friends of Miss Bruce. The brother of Miss Brace was at one time | a prominent broker in Wall street, and it is satd that not long before the mar- | riage of Mr. Packwood with his other sister he failed, the property of the sis- | ter being lost in the sm: the murdered and has c Who Mrs up. Miss wasabout | woman, years of age. SIR EDWIN ARNOLD. Me Believes War Will sult From the Gilgit bight. \ Sr. Louis, De 14.—Sir Edward Arvold being interviewed eon the tig between English troeps a hillmen in | India, said; ‘The crisis is unusually alarming, for the special reason that | the blood of English officers has been spilt in this skirmish near Gil- git To one not familiar with Anglo-Indian history and spirit the gravity of such a fact can hardly be ex- plained. With the blood of English officers already spilt, war will follow any action save the most complete rep- aration. The British empire is pre- pared for war. It is so prepared that | no man can estimate the vast extent of this preparation, both in money and | in men. A better time for war, i must come, could not be selected.” war | Kansas Ciry, Ma, Dee 14.—Dr. Henry S. Douglas, house surgeon at the city hospital, committed suicide yesterday by taking some deadly drug. He was addicted to opium and had been drinking yesterday and had been de- | pressed on account of hosp gations He was but 38 years of age and was of a nervous disposition and had many friends because of his n: al agreeable disposition. He suffered from rheumatisin, and because of that he took to nareoties, which ultimately got the better of him. Montt, tal investi- t was Pre out a message in which he de never tried to avoid the Balti rage responsibility. The sailed for San Francisca vessel usiness in the Hav during the week was re ing to the fact that the p holders were too higt the sales made were iaeaiieant Land | s }of Mrs. Gager. |} $600,000 in his own right. The ] Stated in Wisne . bs re r his brilh bad te sar the er Wi membered in Missouri 1 his Un swing \, his pluck a Should he improper i all her at arding /into the cirele he would at least Spriogtield avenue and Main street gi = They had some words Times When the they saw V to-day. n St. Louis, Dee. 10 report hundreds —Ph ‘feases of la City tirst shot after 1 shots at h scans ippe and govern- ekel and he under treatment. nent physicians. ow causing death in two m braska pro- prostrated in many to Kansas a week ag kel came f essional men are ro and engage: eases. 19 employees of a wholesale house had to go hor e because la grippe. ssors in the St. Louis re under the care of the » Lonisans in a Divorce Case. HAVEN The eth E. Ke they were suffvring and ten prof: university divorce of that Tuesday resided in this Kenne will be Kennedy for about physicians. has three been known as Mrs. Pratt, which name Ed Crabb was over from Rich Hill was that of her first husband. She has | ‘bis week, and purchased of W. H. been very popular in society and has | Cotton, two mares in foal by Red- standard bred 4-year moved in the highest circles She is | c Sire fmt s auda | old mare and a Thorndale colt. He oung | is very much pleased with the ree re members of one of the classes | ord of Redmon C., and believes he will make a world-wide record. He ‘is a great lover of fine stock, and is e. The ground for action is a splendid social gentleman.—Clin- years + one men g ot % laint to be cruelty. A Murderous Planter'’s E Natcuez, Miss, 14.—Last night James Hisland, a planter living near | Dee. . ; ‘ton Eve. Catonsburg, took passage on a mixed | train for his home. When near his There is a determination among yn Conduetor Turcer aroused him, a aebew he suid he would goer eaiiarce. | nearly all the democratic leaders to Because the conductor wanted | pay additional fare he drew his | commenced firing at Turner, rough the train pursued who cont firing. 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