Daily globe., 1879-06-25
Ing $50 on the ring. Tho $50 were given to
Cox, who left. saying he was going to Boston.
OTHER CRIMINAL NOTES
THE SHOOTING sHARrsHoorrRs.

THE SHOOTING SHARH6H0O1ER6.
CHICAGO. juno 24.-The Bohemian sharp
shooters were examined in the West side police
court this morning, and . further continuance,
without bail, for week ~as granted to await
the reault Of the wounds received by Oonahue
at their hands. Sunday. Late this afternoon
the attorney for these nineteen prisoners ap-
peared before Judge McAllister With nineteen
separate petitions for writ of haheas cOrpus.
showing that the petitioners were all poor and
could only prosecute their case as paupers.
An order was accordingly name. allowing them
tho right of hearing without costs Their peti-
ton declares they were held without authority
OF law for suppsed criminal matter. the pre-
else nature whereof IA nnkn0wn 10 the petition.
ers. They ask preliminary examination by
the court for the purpose of ascertaining
~hether they are entitled to bail They viii
be heard tomorrow.
MUST PAT THE PENALTY.
TRENTON, N. J., June 24.-The court of error,
on appeal has dismissed the writ of error in
the cases of ex-senator Cornish, under sen.
tence to the State prison for fraudently raising
bills upon the county, and of Noyes, ex-insur-
ance president. now serving = term in the Safe
prison. Writs of errors were also dismissed in
the case of Mrs. Smith and Covert Bennett,
convicted of the murder of po ice officer Smith,
the husband of Mrs. Smith.
DEATH By THE RAZOR.
BUFFALO, June M.-Thoma, Dunkel. charged
with killing his wife. killed himself to-day
with razor given him to shave with befor.
his trial.
oUTRAaEs II xAsxED MEN.
CINCINNATI. June "A Frankfort, Ky., dis
patch says: Saturday night. 1t Sand Rifle,
twelve miles distant. party of unknown men
attacked the house Of Samuel Faulkner, pound.
ing Fauik kner a. he ran from the house, then
set fire to the dwelling, which was consumed
with its contents. Harry Russell, aged II, was
also shot, and two children of Faulkner, aged
IL ard 8. No c. use is gwen for the brutal
nffair.
MRS. UNDERWOOD DISCHARGED.
MILWAUKEE, June 24.-Mrs. Sarah W. Under
wood, arrested some weeks ago charged with
having uttered forged notes to the value of
$14,eOO. purpurting to be drawn by 8. q. I'm
derwo0d, of Milford, Mass. was arraigned in
the municipal court to-day. After hearing the
testimony of complaining Witness q. 8. Hay
den, of Chicago. Judge Mallory Dismissed the
case ON the ground there was, in his opinion,
no good reason for the prosecution.
DASHED TO DEATH.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 24.-By the breaking
of spre4der chain VIM. Savage and Louis v.
Snyder, machinists, and James HarkipRs, boiler
maker. were precipitated to the bottom of the
slope At Wliiamstown collSery. Savage and
Snyder were killed and markings va. seriously
wounded.
TO HANG.
1ND1ASAPo11s, Ind, June 24.-Louis Guetie
was to-day sentenced to be hanged Sept. 18th.
SNOW SHEDS BURNED.
San FRANorsco, Jnne 2.-Reno dispatch:
The snow shed. oae and one half mile. east of
Cisco took fire 1t 1890 this morning. The east
bound overland ran through it, but the west
bound was detained six hours. Nine hundred
feet OF shed burned. Fire supposed to have
been act bs tramps.
GALVESTON. June 24.-A Neacs special from
Fort Griffin says that terrific rain storm swept
over that place on the night of the Goth inst.
averaging eight inches water fallen, flooding
the town and causing Collens Creek to overflow.
Three people were drowned in the town, ard
four just below. 1mmeuse damage to property.
OIL WORKS BURNED.
New ORLEANS. June 24.-The Crescent CITY
oil orks at Mechanicsville, near this CITY.
bu rned. Loss, $125. GOO; insurance, $l15,OO