The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-17

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one Of his revolvers in her pocket
mot the one which the detectivrs found
in the hou,e beside the corpse-and while
Goodrich was stopping down on one hand
and knee in the act Of lighting the heater
she drew the pistol, and extended her head
| toward him, said, Charlie" He looked
| up and abe shot him three times. These
were fatal wounds, which the post mortem
examination Disclosed after she committed
the murder on Thursday morning. She
waited all that day and night in the house
watching it, and on Friday morning she had
occasion to 30 to New York, and early that
morning she washed the blood from the face
of the Murdered man with the towel,
which she Afterwards Wrung out,
and which was also found
damp by the police. Who fixed the cor,~e "a
it was Uncovered, and when she had done
this abe went over to New York for some
thing or other and vas about to return 10 the
house on that Friday evening. kte came
over the Fulton Ferry, and ere she had fairly
put her foot on the street she heard the news
boys crying out: Extra! murder of Charles
Goodrich" She bought q paper and re-
turned to New York. She states: "Ikilled
him for love; l could not part with him "
| Us. MARSHAL KILLED.
| In Jersey City this afternoon about four
O'Clock, John Stevenson, Deputy United
States Marshal. was stabbed and killed by a
Russian saiior named Jacob MiIland. The
latter had been arrested BY Stevenson a. a
deserter from the Russian brig William.
As the officer WA passing Lower Hudson and
Grand streets the prisoner drew a sheath.
knife and plunged it into the officers breast
causing instant DEATH He then attempted
to Gu, his own throat, but was only partially
successful before being arrested and dis
armed.
| Michael Korwin, keeper of liquor "a
loon at No. 33l East Thirty-secoud street,
died today of stsb-wounds, inflicted on the
18th Of June. BY John McM,nus. Korwin
had refused to sell liquor to McManus
81. Louis, July lO-The KirkWoOd &C
commodation train on the Atlan,ic and Pa
ciic Railroad collided about O'Clock to-
night with an Eastern bound express near
Laclede station, a few miles from the city.
One engines tender was considerably dam
aged, s,d a baggage car thrown of the
track. Mr.. B. Smith, the engineer on the
accommodation, was seriously and several
other persons slightly injured.
St. Lonis, July ia terrible accident
occurred at 10 o'clock this morning in the
fire-clay mine of Parker, Russell 4 Co.,
about five miles from the city, by which
three men were killed and several wounded.
One hundred and fifty men worked in the
miIe Al depth Of one hundred feet; at the
hour mentioned the mines were working in
one Of the lateral shafts. At the bottom OF
the mine was heard singular noise, and
thinking another lateral passage was falling,
they rushed toward the vertical shaft to e.
cape, but had proceeded only few yards
when an immense piece Of s'a'e, two fee.
thick, fifteen yards long and ten yards wide
ELL. crushing instantly and killing Joshua
A. Judy, Thos. Plat and Nick Kendall, the
latter was the superintendent Of the mine.
The bodies were terribly mang!ed and cr,l-h-
Ell. Several others were badly injured but
their names were not ascertained. Judy was
Iu'te young man and has parents livirg
near ClairmOnt, Illinois.
SUICIDES,
S.. Louis, July III. W. Coan, travel.
ing agent for Bsmberger 4 Co., Philal-l-
phia. attempted to commit suicide here to-
day hv sno D,ing himself with a revolver, the
hall struck near the center Of the forehead,
hittened and plOwed around to the rig hit ear,
making an ugly wound. C,an has a wife
and child at Egin, Illinois Financial
troubles and whisky is said 10 have been the
cause of the act.
A man named 4. Daniels, Of BrDoklyn,
n Y, was found to-day in field short
distance from East st Louis with his throat
cut from ear to ear, and his windpipe sew
10 4 10, 4 bat
is no hope Of his recovery.
Pitlsburg, July l0.-A serious accident
occurred at the paper mill Of A. CoIberlson,
MOnongahela City, this morning. The en-
ployees had been at work but a short time
when one Of the steam doctors burst, knock
ing down portion Of the building A boy
named Parkinson, working near the doctor
at the time of the explosion, WIS hurled
through the wall Of the buildins and struck |
against stone building used a. a work
house and was completely covered with
debris. Both Of bis legs and one arm were
broken. 1t is thought he will not recover. |
The total Icss caused by the accident is esti- |
mated at $4,000
San Francirco. July liza bold attempt was
made to-day, At Maysville,to rob the bank OF
Decker 4 Jewett. Three robbers entered the |
bank and presented pistols at Jewett's head,
sayins, "dOn't move" Jewett fell down
and made his way to the place where the
chief clerk, Bingham, was writing; Whipple
leaped over the counter ard fol-
lowed him. Bingham Instantly shot
Wbiprle in the neck and gen. raj desperate
fight rnsred. Several .ho,s were fired.
Wbipple finally turned and ran on, the hack
way, and Bingham and Jewet, fired at him
with double barseled sho,
guns. lie fell portal.y wounded on the
Whiprle says he had two confsd
crates, John Tony ard Winskey. but they
escaped the people and officers. Whipple
was shot through the body in many places
Cincinnati. July lO-Hugh Doherfy shot
and killed Geo. A. Schleich at Lancaster,
O.. this morning. The former has been
that the latter was infringing on a
patent Of his. Schleich, it appears. under
bid Doher,y on a job Of publishing, upon
which he was to commence work this morn
irg. Doherty met Sch:eich AZ he came from
his house and fired two shots at him.
Schleich thereupon Jumped from his wagon
and endeavored to shield himself behind his
horse, iuf DOhertv, determined upon die
patching his victim, fired three additional
balls, one piercing the heart Of Schleich.
The murderer was arrested.
ACCIDENT
Cleveland, July IA special 10 the
Herald from Youngstown says: DR.. Streetsr,
with Mrs. Cyrus Brsinard, his sister and his
wo daughters. aged 2 and years, were in a
buggy and when descending q hill near a
railroad crossing the hos.e became frightened
It sight of the approaching train and upset
he buggy, throwing them out. Mrs. Bari
nard fell on the track and was killed Instant
y by the driving wheels of the engine,
her head and chest The Others
ell on the outside of the track. Mr.. Strte,er
. injured in the head. but not seriously. The
Youngest Oh: ii is seriously but not dangerous
y injured, her arm ia broken and the flesh
acera,ed, besides other injuries. The oldest
hid is but slightly injured.
Cleveland, o., July ia sailor named .
Iames Robinson was to-day held to bail in
lie sun of 81, 900, to answer for his appear
nee before the Common Pleas Court, on the
barge Of placing Instructions on the track !
4 the c. Il p. Railroad, near this city, with q
he intention Of throwing passenger train
rom the track for the purpose Of plnnderiug
asssngers.
BURGLAR SHOT.
Milwaukee. July lOth.-A young burglar b
AIMED Behrens, residing on Tenth street, .
Ias shot dad this morning while irving TO
scapes from An oiiicer. He had been rob
ing the store of his own umcle