Mulligan took advantage of the excitement
and escaped, but was recaptured
tho next day and lodged in jail at Yellvllle,
where ho is awaiting trial. Hamilton was u
very prominent politician.
DEATH OF FRANK M. WALWORTH.
The East of n Principal Actor In a Celebrated
-Muni or Case Thirteen Yours, Aro.
Sauatooa, Nov. 1. Frank II. WalworUi,
who killed his father, 'Mansfield Walworth,
at the Sturte''nnt house, Now York City,
Juno ti, 1VM, died yesterday at his home In
this city, of pnutuuonin, at the age of thirty-one.
He leave a wite, the daughter of tho
late Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky, nnd
one child. Ho was a grandson )f Chancellor
Reubeu H. Walworth, n noted lawyer of th.
state, aud his maternal grandfather was Co).
J. J. Hardin, of Illinois, who was killed U
Bueua Vista.
Frank Walworth's murder of his father
created a great sensation at tho time. He
was to tho deed by the fact that his
father, from whom bis mother had obtained
a divorce on the ground of cruel treatment,
persistently annoyed the family by writing
letters threatening Mrs. Walworth nnd blackening
her character. Frank had warned him
in vain to desist, and Anally, after a stormy
interview, shot and killed him. Young Wal
worth wok defended by Charles O'Connor,
but was convicted of murder in tho second,
degree. He was sentenced to state prison for
life, but was pardoned by Governor
iu 1877. He was admitted to the bar in
188L
George Hits a Church Champion.
New Yohk, Nov. 1. Tho disagreement
among the Catholic clergy of this city concerning
the Henry George movement is developing
some acrimony. Rev. Father Mc-Glynn,
of St Stephens, says that Mgr. Preston's
and Father Ducey's disapproval of Mr.
