Daily globe., 1879-03-22
A BURGLAR sLAsHED.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, March 2l.-Two burglarious
tramps attempted to break in the farm house
of MIR. Wood, who lives five miles east of here.
last night. young son, sixteen years old,
who was alone in the house, was awakened,
and grasping double-barrelled shotgun,
snapped both barrels at the burglars. They
then broke in the window and rushed on the
young man, who seized butcher knife and
slashed one of the villains across the face and
then jumped out of the broken window and
escaped to neighbor's. In the morning, on
examination of the house, blood was discov-
cred on the floor and one sheet from the bed
missing, which it is supposed the burglars took
to bind up the wounds. No trace has been OBJ
tanned of the burglars.
Western Associated Press.
WIDOW
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-In the Cameron
Oliver suit to-day, Thomas NJ. Oliver testified
that in 1850, in New Orleans, La, and Raleigh,
N. O., he WAs doing business as a merchant
tailor and clothier. In the spring of 1850 he
went to New York to buy goods. He met
plaintiff, Mrs. Oliver, at Osborn's Masonic re-
gala establishment, in that city, where she was
working. He visited that city again in the
fall of the year, visited the store and found
her absent. He visited New York again in the
spring of 1851. While in the city that time, in
company with other gentlemen, he visited an
asslgnation house. While waiting in the parlor
for girls to come in, the plaintiff came in. He
passed that night and several other nights with
her. She told him she had been seduced while
employed at Osborn's by man named Johnnie
Platt under the promise of marriage, that she
had child by him, which was born alive but
afterwards died. He took her South to Raleigh
and afterwards to Louisville. He lived with
her at different places from August, 1854, to
June l, 1860, at which time he left her. On
June 5, 1860, he married his present wife. He
never lived with plaintiff in his mother house
while in Louisville. His mother had nothing
to do with her. No ceremony of marriage was
ever performed between him and plaintiff by
his bookkeeper. He had denied publicly and
repeatedly to several persons before he left
plaintiff that she was ever his wife, and at no
time did he call her Mrs. Oliver, or allow her to
be called by that name with his consent Ad-
journed.
REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL
GALVESTON, March 21.-A special to the Ne,cs
from Marshall says: The case of Corrie, for
the murder of B. c. Porter, was called to-day.
Defendants counsel attempted to secure post
ponement, but was overruled. Two witnesses
were examined showing the killing was entire
ly unprovoked. The prisoner was remanded
without bail.
REGULATING STREET COMMISSIONER.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.-H. s. Libbey.
secretary of the commission in charge of wide
ming Dupont street, has been arrested charged
with frauds in the management of the affairs
of this COM mission. to the amount of upwards
of sixty thousand dollars. It is rumored that
further investigation will disclose much ad-
ditional peculation.
BURGLAR SHOT.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-At o'clock yester-
day morning Matthew Greed, proprietor of
dry goods store at jamestown, KY, having his
suspicion aroused by noise in the store, found
burglar behind the counter and shot him
dead, fifteen buck shot penetrating the body.
1t is not known where the burglar was from.
BANK TELLER SUICIDES.
New ORLEANS, March 2l.-August Hoard,
paying teller of the Mechanics and Traders
bank, has committed suicide.