, 1870-10-13
THEGAIEHT1EE, MURDER

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account OF thc So--i
1ntoxSt@W with MRS.
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-: R,uy. he c1<pelexd Leadtr, OF. IL ~ +,
Yesterday h reporter 0f the leader spant =
ocd portion Of the dzy in t:siting the father
Ii .oitsua III n;lh then, on tho subjec. Of the late
1redyto THO, recitsla mad By Dr.. Gelen-
;ne;a father md brother were aimil1t ID many
= 1nrcts,. The father stated lha&'A week ago
sst E1ruday bi4 sors asaInedt through hid wife,
Lbat Jones had attempted TO sed1eo nat; Iaa T.
, .tttnapt Wis Baa to: hase heen made during
Ihn tmntxua's ) pbaence In Rossnn, during the
.ar,isr . o,rt OF last. August. Mis-. Galentlne
.ta hrr husbands q husfpes3 to attend 70, aud
pne evening Asked Doctor Jones 70 aaslaa aer
on 4 arcstiop OF some buhiness import sncs.
The gentleman answeted snat ne No1.a ~
lipely asaist her with his advice It anT sne, put
be lid then 1 patient to visit aud would zee her
% bis return. He Gretu1ntd, went on 70 see
ano.her patient, and At midnight came 61ex
to his office aEsin. and then knookea A. Mts-
9alentine's door: She heard the nat TtP,
soma one vas resl1Y knocking At her .dook--
Soon the rap was heard again. When ehe arse
i N Who d il @ tSa1o ~ - BY b.. 5oues msae known his
presence, and asked to come fu- The LADY |
objected, stating that the hour was improper.
when be replied that he Wished to Hee her at
once, and adrise her on tho subject she spoke
Of during the evening. "O1droSd {the Doc
toz's ktnaent) viii nat hear u, 1st me iu-" Sue
paremptoIilT refused, and. the Doctor retiring
At this timo she thought Dr. Jones' had
Withdrawn. And prepared to pass tho night III
eecrsity, Turning upon her couch, her wea-
1ied eyes were hardly closed, when sleep Was
frightened away BY ; grating sound, and the
woman started to her feet BY the sudden
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10 thuo,
We have heretofore stated that the rooms
Of Doctors 1onea sud Galcnsine were in tho
same building On tho second floor and Hepa-
rated from each other only By narrow hall
In the extreme front OF each room over tho
stars there is -mall closet ono OF which vas
used by Dr.. Jones rs laboratory. door
through this closet opens into Dr. GAleutine's
office, and it was ut this door that she haArd
| the grating nn,se Of = bolt bang drawn. In n
moment after hearing The neise d.. Jones ap-
pesre1 hefora her, he attempted to catola
kitchen where aha locked herself up. He1a
I a conversation euaued between tue two per-
sons, this defayctless woman antreatinE
Doctor Jones to lease her house, and be en-
| deavoring to induce her to cone from her
pi.ee Of .esuge Email. sae hs3ra I'd the noiae
sh,nkirg 30 had gone.. came forth
and stepped right into she embrace OF
| Doctor Jones. II Is said, the wife struggled
to free herself from the en1bsxces OF the NUS
| cular man He held har, however. IN his
| powerful gasp, carried her t. hef bed .nd z,
tao met often, snd chs lived from day to day
| in state Of adultery with him. The above
resitsl IS almost verbatim account Of the
caee IS related to our reporter yesterday
morning by pr, Gaientino's fsthez- weak
| ago last Sunday Dr. Jones' and Nrs. Galentine
confessed to the injured husband that sn At
| tempt to rape Mrs. q. had been made. On
| Thursday last, Oct. 6, Dr. Gllentine called bis
uife and Dr.. Jones together, and they then
confessed that tho attempted rape had been
shoot Jones, who IL said to haye onered to
| fight duel, taying-"I I'm good nztksman,
and can enuif = csnale at twenty paces every
time" After some fuzther conversation tue
parties sel Arated-
john G. oalentine, 1s ya.ra Of age, and a
tie prisoner new in jail for shooting DR..
Jones. Rc informed our reporter yesterday
that On lAst Thu5sdsy, while he wla return
inE from : lecture delivered In the Western
Reserve College, he met his brother Jay on
River street, Immediately north Of the canal
l1idge. John saw the abstractcd and bag
gard condition Of his brother, aud then asked
him where he was going
"Comc With mo and 1onn see,r said the
other. "Whefe ia Wagper'a losn ofiice?"
"Whstt do Ton want thesef" asked the
younger brother.
III want pistol to shoot d-d son Of =
h-h."
All questions put BY Tie sonng man wero
in vain. HIS brother was pale and excited
and talked incoherentlT. He want into @
finally boughi pistol 1t Cohen's loan Office
He then went to the bank Of the lake, where
be tried the pistol and IVES about to leave
when his brother succeeded in taking the arm
from hinl-
The motive of John Galetins in following
bis brother vas to prevent him from doing
mischief, and to deprive him Of the deadly
weapon, if possible. Once in possession Of
the weapon he hurried OF to No. 5as colum-
bus street, to tell his father wtnt he had seen.
hhs ..,her says 5ohn es'sa & ont 10 On ~ sTse,ns
tainly do some mischief" asked him the
cause for his conduct, and he told me- there
WAS An a1tic1e in the Leader which would
serve as an explanation. Tho father then
went TO rec hls son. and says he found big
completely changed. The father thought
him sick, snd was told that be was miBtakep-
"Im not very we'll, y said the sou, ''and have
eaten scarcely ANYTHING; and slept but few
an article he had read in the Leader, stating
that he thought ii referred 10 him anu Jones,
At the repetition Of this name the son e1clair1.
ed: "D-n the viliainl I'll ehoot him y
The father, startled st this e1elau..
thoughts Of shooting. and leave tho matter
TO the law Then the eon related that Dr..
Jones had attempted to commit rsps on his
wife, and had succeeded.
er, and by the time the latter WAS caFmed
| down the two paid visit to S. E. Adans,
Esq, attorney for tho prisoner. Here Mr-
Adams united with the father IN eDtreatiog
the son to use no violence, but to wait calmly
uusil the law mad taRea itz course. The faith
er AID eou returned to the West Silp At about
use ND violence gainst Dr.. Jones.
On Friday d. Gafentine brought bis guilty
i, | wife AID her eeducer together aud showed
them that he had abundant proofs Of their
cr1minslity. After talking With them for come
young husband was then fully Conscious Of
his position. He Eas enraged for s short
time, bnt recovered, and remained quietly in
lis Office.
Duripg the evening, wnile in bis front room.
he heard low whispers neartDr. Jones' labora'
tcEe, acd. on drawing near. overheard his
. wife, DR.. 1otes, and another peracn ia con
| Tetsatioo. His father ststes that the sor
overheard his wife and her paramount agree
not to testify sgaiEst each ether. and to fotce
: the husband 10 refrain from legal measures
Toe Third voica wss heard to g,ve advice, ant
We are informed By d.. Galentine, ST., that il
. ! eas the yoice Of Lawyer Chapman, younl
attorney Of our city. The husband furshei
overheard them agree to arrest him for slsn
and then the .conepirators adjourned
Or. Gatentine, JE., was seizad with . pxrox
. | yErn OF rage when he became priyy to t1lis p1o
| against li1l- His wife returned to her rooue
uhera her husband d. once confronted her 3rA
, repeated all that ne had hrara. S{e nos onl
: made 70 denial, bat admitted that abe aad Di
Jones had sgreed to hang By eneh other, al
: | p4csccute Aim in case lie carried The matte
= : into court. .'We shall arise.yo for SANDER,
: said the, ali ytu begin lawau,'-" The cor
vtrtation which follo4ed Was Of but listl
Importance, and ths husband soon left hi
= | home
= He left bis henao with bosom stnne bF II
= dignatiun, msanees, and revenge. he no
:, | had she uao4t conclu.sye proofs ox hiH wife
!. guilt. Whatever lingering traces OF faith
- her nigh. h1fe remained in his bosom Fer
= e1tirpAted, and be believed her false unscEs
puloue, and capable OK cooiiJ plotting hin mi,
:. he believed The demon Of iuat Was holding i
:. t1multuous carnival in her heart, and thss a
Ia his troubles Ind boen czu.nd By one 1ukl
- That man hsd afst used force. and thap, aft
!. accomplishing his tesigns, had 30 complete
l. ensnaied the woman in his u1esbes AZ TO nal
~ Fer p1ot the ruin and misery OF her own hu
Il band. That night lie purchased : rernlEe
/ and fen minutes after the next naoruil
r. the hnat reckoning hour for DR.. Jones b
Il arrived.
= Hrs. Galentiue is l.ar OF very INTEREST,",
i appearance, about q years Of age. She
n abore the medium height, very stately
~ ment. Her forehead is reES high e
.t large and blue, surmounted By aus
a s,chtd. heavy erel1uw Her blonde hair
~ VERY thick md worn With hesvy 6andt
~ aeroes THE head. She is aisnitsea in hes /
n. havioE. and cousessts freely On the trsge
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