Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-19
MANIAC MURDERER.

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MANIAC MURDERER.
ST.. Louis, March 1S.-A most horrible TRACE
dy occurred early this morning in the northern
suburbs of the city. Conrad Holman, who
lives on the corner of Broadway and Wright
streets with his wife and six children, has been
drinking heavily some time past and last night
had an attack of delirum tremens, This morn
ing while his wife was preparing breakfast
Holman called for her from an adjoining room,
and as she entered it in response to the call he
assaulted her with large knife, driving the
blade through the lungs of the unfortunate
woman. He then struck her another blow,
burying the knife in the heart of his wife, kill
ing her almost instantly. A brother of Heiman
attempted to seize the maniac murderer and
received a severe stab in the back disabling
him. Holman then broke away and ran towards
the river, since when he has not been seen.
Heiman was arrested this evening in Car
Ondalet in the extreme southern part of the
city, fully eight miles from tho scene of the
murder. When taken to the police station he
was raving in an incoherent way and asked the
officers to shield him from demons, who he
said were pursuing him. His infant child is
not yet dead but will die. Holman also at
tempted to kill q young son of his brother
whom he stabbed, but the boy escaped by out
running the maniac.
BURGLAR SHOT.
MEMPHIS, March 1S.-This morning at 2
o'clock VIM. Shuttleworth, painter, residing in
Irving block, was awakened, hearing some one
walking in his bedroom. Grasping pistol, he
called out ''Who is there?" and failing to get 8
response, fred at an object in the corner Of the
room which proved to be burglar, who flee
down stairs pursued by Shuttleworth, who FREQ
two more shots at the flying thief. Nothing
more was heard of the affair until this morning
at 10 o'clock, when the police were notified thai
Joe Costello, young man hailing from Bowl
ing Green, KY, was suffering from pistol shot
which had passed clear through his chest In
vestigation proved he was the man shot by
Shuttleworth, and had ran to his boarding
house, six squares distant, without knowing
the ball had struck him. CASTILLO came origin
ally from Canada. He is at the city hospita
and will probably die.
MoLLIE MAGUIREs IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, March lS.-For some weeks there
has been trouble among the coal miners al
Rapids City on account of some strikers wish
ing to return to work. Mystic warnings will
skull and cross bones, and signed Moilie Ma
guire, have been distributed among those wht
night Taylor Williams was shot through thu
heart in his own house. Two suspected mer
have been arrested and are held for inquest
More trouble threatened.
SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
HARRISBURG, March 18.-One man was killed
and four injured, at Annville, on;the Lebanon
Valley railroad. The passenger train bound
East had stopped at Aunville station about
$50, and the number of passengers alighted
The 4. hit was quite dark. The passenger
were in group on an adjoining track, wher
the West bound fast express came laundering
past and dashed through the crowd with ter
rible effect. Michael Bochman, of Fontana
was caught by the pilot of the engine and hurl
ed against the station rail, killing him instant
ly. John Flickinger, James Dinner, A. Grit
fit and man whose name has not yet beer
ascertained, were thrown q considerable dis
lance and badly hurt.
NOT GUILTY.
New ORLEANS, March 1S.-The Jury in tn;
case of David Urquhart, president Of the Citi
zens' Savings Institution, indicted, charged
with feloniously appropriating funds of thu
bank, rendered verdict of not guilty.
FACTORIES BURNED.
LYNcnEURd, March 1.-THE tobacco factory
q
Woodman, burned. Loss from $50, 900 to $40,
600; insurance about One-h half.
sUFFocATED BY GAS.
CHAsKA, Pa, March 1S--Richard Neildo,
convict in the Delaware county JAIL attempted
to escape last night and in doing 70 broke
gas pipe and was suffocated by escaping gas.
BURGLARS ARRESTED.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 18.-Two professional
burglars from Cincinnati, Thos. Smith ant
John Hartlet, also John Artley, were arrested
and stock of jewelry stolen by them recov
cred.
ANOTHER TRIAL.
BRIDGEPoIT, March 1S.-The jury in the cas-
of Bucholz failing t. agree, have been dis
charged, and third trial set down for Apri
18th.
FIRE AT MENDOZA. ILL.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, March 18-Fire last night de
stroyed the Chicago Ivory Button mandatory
together with the adjoining soda water factor.
and two dwellings, making total loss o
500, 600; insurance, 1000.
THE MURDERoUs BOWIE.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-At late hour las
night a young man named Camden Gordon rs
saulted Raymond Troxler, at Keeps saloon
with bowie knife, severing a couple of ar
teries in his head, from the effects of which hi
died in few minutes. The assault is said t
have been unprovoked and cold-blooded
Gordon was arrested early this morning.
ANOTHER SAND LOT AGITAToR CONVICTED.
San Francisco, March 1S.-L.J. Gaford, agi
tator and leader of the unemployed in their re
cent demonstration, who was arrested shor
time ago on the charge of using incendiar.
language on the sand lot, had jury trial il
the police coourt to-day, and was prompt.
convicted, the jury being out but few min
utes. Sentence tomorrow.