Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31
the murdered man. Harden has since been ar
rested IN Kentucky, but what has become of
the women is not known

the murdered man. Harden has since been ar
rested IN Kentucky, but what has become of
the women is not known.
ROUGH ON THE MESSENGER
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 30.-Walter s. Lynch, a
messenger of the Southern express company,
who repol ted about year ago loss from his
car while between Tennessee and this city of q
package containing 1926, 0OO and who has since
been imprisoned on a civil suit for the recovery
OF the money, was tried, and the jury this
morning gave verdict against him for the full
amount. TO be returned by Lynch within
twenty days, during which time he remains in
Jail.
MUST WIKI rHE PLANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-Isaac jacobson,
sailor, recently convicted of murder at sea- of
Charles u. Brooks. master of the ship Sea
| King, on the 18th day # August last, was to-
day sentenced to be hanged on the 4th of Jan
uary next.
WANTS NEW TRIAL.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-A motion for new trial
and also for arrest of judgment was filed this
morning in the Wakefield perjury case, and
Saturday was SGT to hear argument.
SUICIDE.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 30.-James gladden., for
merly Of Philadelphia, purchased revolver at
pawnsbop in this city this morning and after
loading it he shot himself in the head. He
died instantly.
PRISON FOR LIFE.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 30.-In the circuit court
to-day, Joseph Patterson, who killed Charles
| Kern, last August, in the Wet woods neigh bor
hood, was sentenced to state prison for life
Inc quarrel was over game of cards.
SENTENCED.
BOSTON, Oct. 30.-Dr. Oar iel F. Kimbal
and Madame Caroline G. Goodrioh, recent,
convicted as principals in the Jenny Clark case
were this afternoon sentenced the former re-
celvlng six years in the State prison and the
| latter ten years in the house Of correction. II
| Is stated that Kimball, in order to avoid sen.
| tence, attempted to cut his throat.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
| ANNAPOLIS: Oct. 30.-Mrs. Frank Chairs, liv
| ing at Curtis creek near Walkers Pavilion
Anne Arundel county, shot her husband fatal
| ly yesterday, and then shot and instantly killed
herself.
CLEMENCY RECOMMENDED.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 30.-The Governor has ap.
proved the Recommendation of the board OF
pardons for communication of the death sen.
tence to imprisonment for life in the case OF
OoAu " INCL, Viz NORTHUMBERLAND county
Mollie Mcguire.
CONSTABLE SHOT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 30.-Walter Lacy, a con.
stable, while serving writ of restitution or
VIM. Parvin, at Oakley, Hamilton county, five
miles from Cincinnati, this evening, was shot
by Parvin with carbine, the bali shatterins
the bone of his right arm and passing through
| his leg.
MISPLACING SWITCH.
CINCINNATI Oct. 3O.-The Gazette's Athen.
| co., special says: Fred Lane was arrested to-
day and bound over in the charge of having
| misplaced switch which caused the accident
| t" the passenger train near Athens on the night
| of October 26th. Lane was discharged from
| the service of the road about year ago.
SHOT IN sELF-DEFENsE.
Sioux CRY, a., Oct. 3d.. M. Cooley sho
and almost instantly killed Charles Terrier, thi
evening. The shooting was done in self-de
Tense, Ferrier having climbed in Cooley
wagon and attacked him. Cooley drove to til,
| sherif's Office and surrendered himself. to
gether with the corpse, which renamed in til,
wagon. Both lived in the country near here