Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-10
NUMBER TT
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

Mysterious Disappearance of a Dayton. O..
Elliot Murder Trial--A Wedding Broken
or by Murder miscellaneous.
IMPoPER RELATIONS AND MURDER.
,MusoArNE, Ia, July 9.-Wm. Teete,
we'll known, respectable farmer living ten
miles southwest Of this city, was murdered
yesterday forenoon in the hay field with
club in the hands of VIM. Pickering. The
cause of the dastardly act seems to have
been family troubles. The murdered man,
Teets, was son-in-law of Mrs, Dickerson,
widow who employed Pickering az farm
hand on her estate, and between whom i'm
proper intimacy has been charged, an imme-
date marriage being expected. Pickering
not yet captured.
DERANGED Oh CROOKED.
DAYTON, o., July 9.-Thomas G. Kidd,
prominent attorney of Dayton and mem
Der of the city council, mysteriously disap-
peared Monday morning. He left his home
without having given any previous notice to
his wife and family, and it is feared he has
become deranged through financial trouble.
A wide search is being made by his friends,
would readily lend their aid to help him in
any business difficulties.
CHoKED TO DEATH.
WARRENsBURG, Mo-, July 9.-The MUIR
derer, Davidson, left the hotel where he was
guarded, at LILO o'clock, guarded by de-
tachnent of the Holders guards. After
prayer at the gallows, and speeches by Ell
ders Fay and Shockly, he babe all farewell
The black cap was put on and the drop fell
at ll:54. The fall was five feet and the
neck was broken and in fifteen minutes he
was dead, when he was cut down; 10000
people were present. The body will be sent
to his father at Linwood, Kansas.
BUFoRD-ELL1oTT MURDER TRIAL.
OwENroN, Ky, July 9.-The court met at
10 O'Clock, Judge McNamas presiding.
Nothing done, except the reading of the list
of witnesses for defense, numbering nearly
100. The court adjourned to o'clock. The
sheriff with the prisoner, Buford, arrived at
half past twelve. The prospects that the
trial will proceed are very favorable.
OwENroN, KY, July 9.--The court con-
vened at two o'clock for the afternoon ses-
sion, Judge McNamas presiding, and Judge
a.
bama, A. Proll of Lexington, and z. b.
Thompson Of Harrisburg, representing the
defense. Warren Mortfort, commonwealth
attorney, and Jno. Rodman and J. d. Lii
lard for the prosecution. The sheriff with
bis prisoner Tom Buford arrived here by
stage about half past IL and was Immediately
taken to jail, where he remained until few
minutes before 2, when he was brought in
to the court room, his brother setting near
MIN during the proceedings. The prisoner
seemed very cool and tranquil. After
short session the court adjourned until to-
morrow in order to give defense time to get
the records from Frankfort, which will
be brought here by special messenger.
KILLED BY sUNsTRoKE.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 81. Hofferman,
railroad employe. was sunstruck this morn
ing and died in few moments. He was
German about 35 years of age and unmar-
rled, but has relatives living near Nerden.
SHOT HIS SISTER.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, July 9.-At Ellington,
Ills, this morning, Lee Robins shot and in
stantly killed his sister, aged 20, and then
shot himself, inficting wound from which
he cannot recover. Miss Robins was en-
gagged to man named Richards and was to
have been married to-day. Her brother had
been trying to prevent the marriage, but she
refused to break her promise.
=i DENIES.
WASHINGTON, July 81. H. Morgan, son
of Senator Morgan, denies the charge of Sc
duction made by Miss Horton, of Alabama.
POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
New YoRK, July 9.-Police Officer F. Nc
Carthy, who states he went into store to
arrest burglars, was himself charged by the
proprietor with committing the burglary, and
is held for examination.
DEATHS FROM SUN STROKE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 9.-Two deaths
from sunstroke occurred to-day, Thomas
Collins, porter. of Gaven & Co., and Thos
Clark, night watchman.
Shooting Tournament To-Day.