New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

A Man MURDERED BY HIS own BRoTHER'-A
German by the name of Michael Erline of the Town
chip Of Franklin in Wright County Minnesota, was
found dead short distance from his house, on
"Wednesday morning. Oct. 8, having been shot through
the head and different parts Of the body. Upon
post norton examination II was found that Two large
tuckslot had entered the left temple, and lodged
in the back Of the neck indicating that deceased
in a STOPPING position when fired upon. There were
also numerous other places in the shoulders nd chest
where shot had entered showing that .ne entire con-
tents Of a gunbarrel consisting u buck and pigeon
shot had been received by the unfortunate NAN.
An inquest held upon the body by Justice T.. x.
jerks Of Rockford, on Thursday last, and verdict
rendered that the said Michael Erline came 70 his
death by means Of gun-shot wounds received from
"gun in the hands of some person or persona un-
known" From evidence adduced at the inquest,
suspicion Immediately rested on Casper Eriine,
brother of deceased who has been arrested. II ap-
pears from the evidence that the accused had sus-
pected land probably not without cause) that his
brother held too familiar Intercourse with his pris-
oner's wife that prisoner was in the habit OF NAL
treating bis wife, and at time threatened 20 cut
her in quarters if she spoke to his brother again. that
deceased invariably took the part Of the wife, when
subjected 10 the brutal treatment Of her husband hav-
ing but short time since interfered while her hug
band was giving her an unmercliui beating Ihis
reused the ire Of the prisoner, and on the day the
murder was committed, he Informed his vile that
there would soon be- change In the family, when
remark, together with cham vi circumstances re-
laing to the gun, &c, form ALMOST CONCLUSIVE "e'''
mony a. to bis quit.
AD,etso Ou1RAoE-A daring outrage was COM
mitted about O'Clock on Monday evening upon young
lady about ls years DID, daughter Of James A. Prd.
ham residing ON South Orange avenue. rs she was
entering the gate at her fathers residence, she was
seized byfour young rowdes who had concealed theIa
selves IN the yard and who dragged her down the
street. preventing any cutlery. In her straggies To
escape from them her clothing was nearly torn nom her,
her iewery was stolen and attempt was made 70 IN
iiict gross Outrage upon her person. The humans
were however alarmed, and fled without aecomphsn-
ing their object leaving the girl exhausted and help
less upon the ground. Prompt measures were innne-
supposed to be implicated in the anar were aIIesseo,
one Of them at the depot. They were COMMITTED 70
answer The girl dragged distance Of soI's w
feet from the house before the Williams released tnen
hold Amony the persons arrested on suspicion il an
old offender named Thomas Bremen: On gong 70 ms
house the officers were denied sdmttance by MS
mother, who told them that Thomas was gone
ewsv.1 They however demanded entrance, and On
The ftchen, the old lady pointed to the table
ard sa'1 "There, you can zee for yourselves, Tom
hasn't been home" The Chief, however, was stu
nuss,;sed and examined closet under the stairs,
sbsre he found the prisoner snugly hid away beneath
sea,ber bed This outrage has excited much indig-
nstion. and universal wish is desired to have the Of
tenders detected and severely punished, not only ~
nenalty for their own misdeeds, but as warning 70
others. Mr.. Pridham win give reward OF ~" iof
'ne (Newsrk Advertiser pa
KrxrrcKY PBnasrHRoPrsr:-Mr. Jonathan
Hobson, highly respected citizen OF bowling Green,
Ky arrived IN this city with negro boy-his slave
whom he placed in school with view 70 his rnaDu'ns-
SION We understand that this Is the ninth or tenth
slave he has provided for in this manner. Mr.. u ~
member of the Kentucky Colonization Society ne
is obviously a sincere philantbropist.
" lCncinnat C,mmeniN
DECREASE Of PopULATios.--TAe DaIaqes u1wel
Times says that by recent Of that city mao
by the District Board Of Directors, uader the pr
Visions Of the school law i. appears the total popnIa-
ton Of Dubuque 10 678 lese than Iast year.