Thomas Cosgrove, B…
source date: 1888
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there was circulated a report that his wounds were not sufficiently critical to cause death. Hints of poison were freely mentioned to the effect that it had been administered through mistake. Deputy H. E. Penney at once summoned the following jury: James Lynch, T. F. Cooney, ( 4 ) Thomas Cosgrove, B. D. Holmes, D. S. Bruner, John Youst, Dr. G. T. Kimble, for post mortem. The examination was properly conducted and the results satisfactory to all. Upon investiga- tion it was found that the fourth rib had re- ceived a compound fracture and that several other ribs were injured. Deceased was a native of Ireland and 65 years of age. He was tem- perate and industrious. May his peace be for- ever. Spike.

there was circulated a report that his wounds were not sufficiently critical to cause death. Hints of poison were freely mentioned to the effect that it had been administered through mistake. Deputy H. E. Penney at once summoned the following jury: James Lynch, T. F. Cooney, ( 4 ) Thomas Cosgrove, B. D. Holmes, D. S. Bruner, John Youst, Dr. G. T. Kimble, for post mortem. The examination was properly conducted and the results satisfactory to all. Upon investiga- tion it was found that the fourth rib had re- ceived a compound fracture and that several other ribs were injured. Deceased was a native of Ireland and 65 years of age. He was tem- perate and industrious. May his peace be for- ever. Spike. From the March 2, 1888, Issue of The Enterprise ■ y . . _ Butch Cassidy Gang Train Tackled Robbers Again Work the Southern PacificOn Thursday night of last week the west- bound Southern and Pacific train was robbed in Grant County, near the line of Arizona. The robbers evidently meant to avoid the New Mex- ico law that provides capital punishment in such cases, and to go into Arizona to do the deed, like the men recently convicted of a similar offense. But according to Sheriff Laird, who visited the place, the train was this side of the line.