Daily globe., 1879-05-19

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Scandal in Louisville, Ky.--The No
tOrious Frank James the War Path
Again-Two California Suicides-A Steam
Yacht Wrecked on tho Rocks of Little
He'll Gate and Three of Her Passengers
Drowned.
COUPLE OF CALIFORNIA SUICIDES.
Western Associated Press.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May lS.-The body of the
late Auditor Maynard was brought to this city
last night. The report of suicide is correct. He
left his friends in the amalgamating room of
the Gwin mine a few moments, went into an
adjoining room where some Cinnamon were at
work, picked up carving knife and COM
planning that it was dull, sharpened it on a
whet stone. He then slipped into the ice
house. Here he was found sitting few mo-
ments after. On the arrival of his friends he
said, Il have killed myself in
fit of mental depression" Fourteen
wounds were found in his breast and abdomen.
He died in about three hours after.
Judge J: T. Springer. of Badger, suicided
yesterday by shooting himself through the
head. No cause assigned.
MURDERER ARRESTED.
Forvet, the murderer of Paul Rieger, the
Front street merchant whose body was recently
found in Marion county, was arrested yester-
day in Sonoma county. He proves to be an
Indian named Salvador, an old offender. Some
of Rieger's clothing and other property was
found on his person.
HIGH LIFE SCANDAL.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1S.-A scandal was
brought to light in this city which has created
the greatest sensation in all circles. A short
time since the young and beautiful wife of Mr..
William Tomlinson was detected in improper
intimacy with her husbands cousin, Mr. Stan
ley Bowman. The parties all occupy the high
est position in society. Mr.. Tomlinson is
the company Of the prominent wholesale
house of Carson, Bowman & Co. Mr.. Bowman
is also a member of the firm. A separation
has taken place, the wife being sent to her
mothers home in Greenville. Miss. Mrs. Tom
linson was three years since Miss Jessie Buck
ner, relgning belle of the blue grass region.
Proceedings for divorce will be instituted at
the earliest moment. Stanley Bowman is the
son of the late United States Collector Bow
man. of Lexington, and the nephew of Regent
j. B. Bowman, of Kentucky uni
versity. Mrs. Jessie Buckner Tomlinson is a
daughter of the late DR.. Buckner, OF Greenvil.e,
Miss, and is closely related to the wife of Sena.
tor James Beck and Mr.. Phillip Thompson,
a prominent politician Of the State. Mr.. VIM.
II. Tomlinson is nephew of Mrs. Secretary
Belknap.
! THE NOTORIOUS FRANK JAMES.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
| OMAHA, Neb., May 1S.-It is reported that
Frank James, the celebrated train robber is
encamped in Wind River county, some distance
north of the U2ion Pacific railroad, and has
besides his own force large number of de-
serters from the United States army, and a LOT
| of ptou hot {hoir 1r{o Sc nd
definitely known but military company un.
der Capt. Lawson has been sent out from Fort
Steele to arrest the deserters if possible.
COHEN, THE FoRGER.
Special Telegram to the Globe.i
MILWAUKEE, May 18.-Alexander Cohen, thu
forger, will be arraigned in the municipal cour
on Tuesday. District Attorney McKenny ha'
notified Cohen and his friends that settlement
with the parties who have suffered by his for
geries will not be recognized, as such actor
would simply be compromising felony. Cohe1
| will therefore plead guilty and take sentence
1t is stated that the Jewish friends of Cohen
notwithstanding his prospective punishment
will pay in full every cent of the indebtedness
otherwise, even to the expense of his capture
| The forged notes alone amount to $13, 900 with
out interest. The entire amount to be con
tributed and paid to clear his indebtedness viii
be $14, 600 :,r over.
MRS. UNDERWOoD's CASE.
The case against Sarah w. Underwood
charged with uttering forged paper, will no
be taken up till Friday of next week, becaus
the trial of Charles Casper, late clerk of tn
municipal court, for conspiracy to defraud th
city, is to commence on Tuesday, the day origi
nally set for Mrs. Underwuods preliminary ex
animation. In her case there has as yet beel
no talk of settlement and even if there shoul,
be, District Attorney McKenny will hold to tn
Since Mrs. Unperwood's arrest, Elder A. q
Underwood, of Milford, Mass. in whose nam
the forged paper was uttered, has written LET
ters stating positively that he did not sign an
of the notes. Unless he should undergo
change of heart previous to her trial and az
knowledge that the paper is in reality his OWL
:, she will unquestionably suffer conviction an
punishment. In the latter event he will b
compelled to take up the notes, amounting
about $4,000.
7 DROWNED.
l NEW YORK, May 1S.-The steam yacht Louis
3 owned by Charles Stenglein, of 1,62O Thi1
3 avenue, ran on the rocks in Little He'll GA
this afternoon and upset. James Hall, age
40; William Adams, aged 8, of Morrisiana, an
Rosie stenglein, aged Is, of 1925 Third avenu
were drowned. John and Frederick Stengleil
aged 20 and 10, and Mrs. Adams and her daug
a ter Sarah, aged Is, were saved.
al REGULATING CLERK.
h NEW YORK, May 1S.-William Gordon, a ma
clerk in the employ of II. B. Clafin & CO
has been arrested charged with swindling
e employers of nearly six thousand dollar
e He confessed his guilt and said he was fiji
l. tempted to steal sheet of postage stamps
Thomas J.. Smith, fellow clerk. They divi
ed the proceeds daily for two years when &C
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threatened him with exposure if be did n
\ continue his peculations. Smith was d
charged for neglect of duty six months ag
but he still kept hold on Gordon and comp
u led him to continue stealing stamps. Smi
is also arrested and denies Gordon's story.
- COAL BREAKER FIRE.
v. WnKsBARRE, Pa, May lS.-The breaker
y. the Stanton shaft of the Lehigh and Will
:. barre coal company burned this mornin
y Origin of the fire is involved in consideral
mystery, but the general belief is that is v
caused by the accidental ignition Of gas viii
has been issuing from the shaft in or,
r. volume since the explosion of May 7th I
original cost of the breaker and shaft '
e; $3.50, 900. The breaker was insured for $40, o
r- RA1DED BY ROAD AGENTS.
DEADwooD, d. T., May 18.-Three rt
agents last night went into Bulldog ranc
twenty miles from Deadwood, drew revolv
us on the proprietor, compelling him to st;
~; with hands up while the rauche was be
~ plundered. They secured considerable MOI
e. and jewelry belonging to the proprietor's vi
oy AN ALIBI
ID WHEELING, W. Va, May 1S.-Thomas L
who was arrested Friday for assault on
Sullivan with intent to commit robbery,
;o1 discharged from custody at the prelimin
- hearing before Justice Caldwell held Saturd
icy List succeeding in proving an alibi.
ck DROWNED.
III CINCINNATI, May 18.-Two brothers, Will
and Thomas Morg an, were drowned at Lick