Daily globe., 1879-06-17

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Saturday . notorious colo1s d character about
town named jim Green, was shot and severely
wounded by = snort named John Morris, who
imime6iafelv ran away and has not vet been
found. It = said that Morris had with him &
large sum of money. which Green and 4 hotel
runner named Gland Field caught sight Of
while drinking with Morris st saloon, and it
is supposed That Morris fired the shot under
tne impression tnAt ne was N 9anger 1 OF Deing
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= =, ATTrnprrD MURDER.
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tar-rooter. ne.rly murdered his ni.tress, Haiti.
Lee l..t. niuht IN !. ;iealou. rr.e. She received
s. Z, h.r 60. .nd ,acL =;
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NV yosr H.n. 1es.N.,h.n GoldsTn;th "a
Nar.rL -. ,,sonn .n;t' q tba Nsv Jersey
cont. "a llsnovsr- s1o mn .d.m,p., sfrono tbe
gPenn,vlv.nia r.;iro,d The plaintiff Was q one !,
of funeral party whose coaches were run
over by train and several occupants killed
and others Injured. It is alleged the railroad
company was grossly careless.
SENTENCE oonmurfp.
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com mn,sd .bs .sn.enoe I =, = a. = Rs,.on eolore6
convicted Of It the murder Of losi. Bay in De-
oember last, and who, was. to have been hanged
in this city Friday next, to life imprisonm ment
in the Albany penit4ntiary. He has also com
mi uted the sentence of Louise T. Wallace, color
ed, convicted of 2 the murder of her infant.
child in April and who: was to have been
hanged Saturday, to ten years imprisonment
in the Albany penitentiary. s.; Eiy -
~ Il. KILLED IN 4 aAMxI1Na HousE. 80
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: dAINESIoN, aexas, June 1o.--iAe hlctnf.
negro ex-city detective, in gambling house
fight shot Nathan Harris through the head.
The murderer has been capturedi. sFsaa ad
qea tRrxAspEp 70 yAn,. .5. se.s.s az
sr. LOUIS, June 1e.J. Y. Krieger, cashier
of the defunct Broadway Savings bank, was
brought into the court Of criminal correction
o-day for examination. and in default of
$50, COO bond was remanded to Jail. sf @ sis&
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tiOnal bank .Oficers finding they had been VIC
4;m;.ed hv .o,na clever foroer;e. sat p;nkar.
$50 .a...n..-, .sa,ar -, =. ,.h;.h - A..
resulted in the arrest of Charles Brockway.
alias Charles Seymour, one OF the most expert
!oIgets o. IN tne country; wen sno"n ~ tne Mes-
ataa ' &C., 90 d 1oa H.,,.aa .noeI oSuei
Valentine Gleason Walter Sber;,
dan, Walter Patterson and Spence
Pettis. Shortly afterwards two pals. Wn.
sO'DeIl and James Morgan, of Philadelphia,
were arrested. Some eighteen. months ago
Brockway came here, and having the appear
ance of gentlemanly and responsible mer-
chant became member of the beard of trade
and there obtained an insight ID the manner
of conducting business. the places where firms
deposited. and had several accounts with diff
Ierene T 0anks nmsel1, unoer me name OF
LII. 80 49, ~. ua-u v 5;sa.aa.'., %
tervals intervened between the Jobs. The local
banks suffered most, their losses being esti-
mated at about $4,000 to sl2 O0O.
Brockway had friendship with
two alleged detectives. known aus
Sam and Dack faiker, and when his arrest be-