Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-20

mother corroborating the boys story. The
preliminary examination will take place at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. County Attorney
D. 81. McKusick manages the prosecution, as
sisted by W. b. Grant, ESQ. Theo. Van Pas
sell, of Rush City. has been assigned for the
defense. Public opinion is bitter against the
murderers the atrocity of which is without
equal in the Minnesota annals of crime, Mr..
Hutchinson being an indulgent father and hus-
band of savage, vindictive wife, and villain
Gus, red-banded son.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF THE soUAw.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
PINE CRY, Mimi, Aug. l9.-This afternoon
the squaw of the late s. A. Hutchinson at
tempted to commit suicide by strangling her
self with the chain attached to her ankle. She
connected the chain about her neck and pulled
it with her hands. The sheriff discovered her
Just in time to save her life. There is talk of
lynching, but the sheriff and assistants are pre-
pared and the mass of our citizens are de-
termined that no violence shall be used. The
murder of Hutchinson was one of the most
foul and cold blooded in the annals of crime.
The examination of the prisoner will take
place 10 morrow.
KILLED IN A HOUSE OF LI-FAME.
DENVER, Col, Aug. ia travelling sales
man of the we'll know tobacco house Of Abel
Bros, named Marburger, was mysteriously
murdered last night about half-past eleven, at
house of ill-fame. A bullet went through
his mouth and brain. The body was found in
hallway in the rear of the building. Sus-
piciOn centers on two men who came to the
house with him in the early part of the even
ing.
The police this morning arrested Carrie
Smith, proprietress of the house of illfame
where Abram Marburger was killed last night.
Also Kelly Campbell and one or two others
on suspicion of being implicated in the muir
der; Men in the house at the time, who last
night kept quiet, this morning gave full par
ticulars to detectives, and there is little
doubt the right parties will be arrested. A
quarrel, 1t seems, occurred over Fan Currie.
Smith applied an epithet to Marburger, when
he lost his temper, and woman followed
him down stairs, and struck him with a bottle.
friend of the woman then attacked Marburger
and struck him on the back of the head o
blow with revolver, which entered the skull.
The city is much excited over the affair.
Marburger leaves wife and three children.
oREMATED HERSELF.
CHEyENNE, Aug. ia colored prostitute
desertion of her lover last night, saturated her
dress with kerosene, and set fire to it with sui
cidal intent. Her shrieks brought assistance and
Gn6 u8tueS were eXCluRulsu6Us Ouc WAS puEucu
horribly, her breast cracking open and her
bowels protruding and her flesh hanging in
shreds She can't live through the night. In
her sensible moments she constantly bewails her
fate, and repeatedly exclaims, ut is all for
the love of man"
sEDUCER BEHEADED.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. ia young m an named
Waldron was arrested at Sunnyside, Ga, by
Sheriff Spaulding. county posse overpow-
cred the sheriff, took his prisoner and cut hia
head off. Waldron ran away two weeks ago
and came to Atlanta, bringing with him a girl
l2 years old, his wife's sister.
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-John q. Schnell, a
member of the wholesale liquor house of this
city, fred two shots at his wife this afternoon,
at the foot of Prices Hill, as she was leaving q
street car. Men interfered and preventing
him shooting third time. One ball took ef-
feet, inf1icting slight wound on the shoulder.
Schnell says he knew she was going to meet
some men at Prics's Hill, while Mrs. Schnell
says the cause or their trouble is his effort to
obtain possession of her property.
LEvELLED BY WIND.
URBANA, O., Aug. ia severe wind storm
passed over this place to-day. The most seri-
GUS damage was to the United States Rolling
Stock works, where the blacksmith shop was
blown down. a number of people were in the
building at the time, but escaped with slight
injuries. B. F. Leonard, superintendent, was
saved by being under the skylight of the roof
when it fell. Thirty men are thrown out of
employment.
PREoIPITATED INTO CELLAR.
New YORK, Aug. l9.-Fifteen persons were
precipitated into deep cellar, at Mulberry and
North streets, this afternoon, by the iron graf
ing giving away, and were all more or less in
jured. People had gathered witnessing two
police officers arrest drunken woman. Seven
persons were severely hurt. Officer John q:
Fig had leg fractured, Geo. Shelly leg and
arm broken, and John Houghton a leg broken.
Several women were among the injured.
A TERRIBLE RUNAWAY.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. ia carriage
containing Mrs. Mahoney, of Pine street, and
four members of tho family attempted to croas
the railroad track in front of locomotive.
The horses became frightened and ran away.
The carriage was demolished and the colored
driver killed. Mrs. Mahoney had her back
broken and one daughter fatally injured, and
the other occup ants were seriously hurt.
DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
JUNEAU, Wis, Aug. 19.-The residence of
Judge Lewis was struck by lightning and en-
tirely consumed. Loss 90, 600 insurance So, 900.
TEXAS LYNCHING.
BENHAM, Texas, Aug. 19.-Rube Caruthers,
colored, on trial for stealing cattle, while un-
der guard last night the gaurds were overpow-
cred by forty disguised men, and Coruthcrs
was lynched.
DTTCHED.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10. Times Dallas spe-
cial: mixed train on the Texas Pacific rail-
way ran over steer near Barton creek and the
train was thrown from the track and nine cars
demolished. Two men named Drum and Tur-
ner were killed and several injured.
FOLLOWED HER SON.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Benson, mother of Chief of Police Benson, who
committed suicide January last, cut her
throat this morning and then jumped into
hot vat of water. When found she was dead.
OH LIGHTED BY LIGHTNING.
BRADFORD, Penn, Aug. 19.-Dnring heavy
storm at 5o'clock this evening, lightning struck
the 10000 barrel iron tanks at Dallas City, six
miles north of East Bradford, and $4,000 bar