Cleveland Plain Dealer, 11 Sep 1884, page 4
MUCHLER'S MALICE
A Man Throws Oil of Vitriol into His Wife's Face
Alonzo Muchler, aged 24, a bricklayer hailing from Toledo, was arrested last night for throwing oil of vitriol into the face of his wife, Mollie Muchler, better known in certain circles as the "Sandusky Blonde". They were married four years ago, but have been at war ever since. Muchler is said to have adopted the "mani-cure" for the alleged transgressions of his wife, and she ran away, taking up her home in a disreputable house, no. 202 Seneca Street. Yesterday, Muchler arrived here and seeking out his wife, dashed the contents of a vial of vitriol into her face. This happened on Michigan Street, and Muchler turned into Seneca Street, where he ran into the arms of a policeman. The woman was taken to Bock's Drug Store, where Dr. Arms took her under treatment.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer, 12 Sep 1884, page 1
Alonzo Muchler, the vitriol thrower, has been bound over to the Common Pleas Court in $1,000 bail.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer, 06 Oct 1884, page 1
Alonzo Muchler, indicted for throwing acid in his wife's face, was arraigned before Judge Jones in the Common Pleas Criminal Court this forenoon and plead "not guilty".
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Cleveland Plain Dealer, 06 Nov 1884, page 4
Sheriff Sawyer went to Columbus today, taking with him Alonzo Muchler [and three others], all candidates for admission to the Ohio Penitentiary.
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