Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-18
YE GENTLE ELIZA.
SECRETiRY sHERMlN,s FlM0Us
LOUISIANA WITNESS
And tho b oss Liar in the Country in Troub-
ls-Arrssted ON the Charge Of Numbering
Her Husband-New York Custom House
= omcors Suspended for Crookedness-
Clerk Ambrose, Of Cincinnati, Held for
Trial Charged With Making False Re-
turns Miscellaneous Casualty Record.
MURDERED HER HUSBAND.

Observation-Disclosures Casualty Record.
MURDERED HER HUSBAND.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia Courier our,,az
special from Canton, Miss, says that Eliza
Pinkston, of returning board fame, was ar
rested, Saturday, charged with numbering her
the 10Th. They had been married only two
weeks, had frequent quarrels. teparated two
weeks ago, met and quarrelled Friday. He
died Saturday. The coroner has the case un-
der investigation.
AN NHuMAN MOTHER.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l7.-A Brownsberg, Ind,
special says that the coroner's jury in tho case
Of the child supposed to be poisoned by Ito
mother brought in the following verdict:
Minnie Jones came to her death by means of
arsenic administered to her in pie and In
bread. Said arsenic was purposely and will
fully administered by her mother. Mary
Jones. Mrs. Jones was Immediately arrested
and at the preliminary examination was re-
manded to Jail and charged with murder in the
first degree. She IL very weak and is eating
nothing.
OFFICIALS SUSPENDED.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Assistant Appraiser
Albert Gilbert was suspended from duty by an
order from Washington. Frederick Snyder, OK
auniuer in the appraisers department, was sus-
pended some days ago. Appraiser butcher
says they are not charged with the same offense
but declines making public the charges, pend
ing investigation n.
INSANITY PLEA.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Adelaide Robert,
who for two weeks past has been on trial for
the murder of Theodore Weber, was this after
noon found not guilty by the Jury of murder,
al %1,a eho lad ha
They also found that che has not yet recovered
She will be removed to tho FL.
gin insane asylum.
FIanT WITH DEsPERADoEs.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. l7.-0ne night last week,
three men hailing from Grundy, No., and sup
posed to have been concerned in killing at
6hirk Creek, KS. named respectively, a. was
finally ascertaiued, Jack and George Hudson,
and Bob. Layton, undertook to take the town
of Bothviile. After struggle they got out of
town, were followed, and after quite skirmish
night Layton was recognized on the street. and
refusing to surrender, was shot dead by an Of
fcer. The party had two wagons and a team
and loose horse or two.
FIRE IN PENITENTTARY.
Auburn, N. T., Nov. 17.-At $50 this oven.
ing an alarm of fire was sounded from Auburn
prison, and proved to be in the large brick
building occupied by Hayden & Smith, of
Auburn, as saddlery hardware and hame
mandatory, employing ITO convicts. The
fire at one time threatened the destruction of
all the shops within the walls. but was confined
to this one building by the energetic work of
ment of the city The contents were de-
stroyed excepting two steam boilers. Mr..
Smith, of the frm, estimates the loss on stock
and machinery at @38, COO; insured $4,000.
Agent Moses estimates the loss to the State on
the building 81 600; no insurance
F1BND1sH MURDER.
LAWRENCE, KS, Nov. TIA fendish murdar
was committed last evening about seven
miles south of this city. A colored man named
Strowder Hines went to the house of Samuel
Odell, and seeing Odell sitting near the win.
dow inside, placed the muzzle of gun near
the glass and fired at his head, killing him in
was determined 10 cut Mrs. Odell's throat with
q butcher knife, but finally let her live.
About six months ago Hines met Mrs. Odell in
q corn field and frightened her terribly at the
time when she was IN delicate health. For
this Odell threatened to be revenaed, and
own life that he took Odell's. Excitement
runs very high In the neighborhood where
Odell lived. Threats are made Of lynchipg
Hines, who IL now in Jail here.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. 1.-THE boiler of the
engine attached to the material train on the
Greenville & Colorado railroad exploded to-day
near Bolton, and instantly killed the engineer,
fireman and another man.
ACTOR KILLED.
MnLEDaEvnLE, Ga, Nov. 17.-samuel
Aimes, Of Ohillicothe, No., comedian Of tho
1~1@o Noo1u
carriage and instantly killed.
... CONFESSIONS.
NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. 17.-Positive informs.
ton is received here that sailor who is now in
South America, some time ago while danger
ously i'll in Peru, confessed to the murder of
Weaver in this city twenty years ago,
for which crime John MCCARTHY was tried, but
upon proving an alibi. He also
that he was guilty of another
murder.
UNDER THE CAR WHEELS.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. l7.-George samp-
son, fireman, fell off the tender of a locomo-
tive On the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
Moundsville this afternoon, and was instantly
killed, the entire train passing over his body.
His remains were brought to this city this
evening.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 17.-The preliminary ex.
animation of Miss Anna Hoff, who shot Ohas.
Schurer in Newport, KY, Friday last, because
he would not marry her, was held this after
noon before two magistrates. and she was dis
charged. A nolle was entered in the case Of
her brother, who had been arrested as access
sorry.
.. TANNERY BURNED.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 1.-THE large tan
merry of @. Lobenstein, of Darlington, O., was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss,
S15, OoO, on which there was an insurance of
$4,000.
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