Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-30
HORRIBLE "eoop BYE"

HORRIBLE GOOD 81 y.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 27.-Christian
Koch, engineer Of engine SO, which runs be-
tween Grand Island and st. Paul, upon return
ing to St. Paul from this place this morning.
where he had been at work couple of days,
went direct to his home and found the door
locked. He looked in at the window and saw
one Of his children in bed and his wife lying
with blood around her upon the floor near the
bed. He got the sheriff and together they
went in aud found his three chill
dren IN the bed and his wife on
the floor, all with their Threats cut and a razor
on table near by. The children were aged
4 and years and months respectively 1t is
thought the mother first murdered her chill
dren and then committed suicide. The coro-
ner's Jury rendered verdict in accordance
with. the above facts. No reason is given for
the rash deed and there is no evidence of In
sanity She left only the two words "good-
bye" to explain.
ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER.
LANCASTER, o., April 20. Joseph Dres-
backs, a wealthy farmer, residing near that
point and who was yesterday indicted for
numbering his wife by poison in 1879, to-day
surrendered himself to the authorities for
trial. The alleged murder has recently been
worked up bya private detective who was en-
ployed by the late Mrs. Dresback's relatives.
VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
CHICAGO, April 29.-This morning the en-
tire business portion of the village Of Mt.
Morris, Mich. was burned. The loss is very
large, as the town is almost wiped ont.
The house of James Peasons, near Charlotte,
Mich, was burned last night. The family
slept till the roof fell Mrs. Peasons and child
were probably fatally burned.
SUPPOSED DROWNED.
DETROIT, Mich, April 29.-On Wednesday
morning George Shook, DIR. W. D. Ecker,
Morris Axtell and Chas. Wood, of Mount
| Clemens, this State, went to Lake st. Clair on
a fishing excursion. The lake was full Of
| floating ice, making sailing by sailboat danger
| Gus. They were last seen late in the afternoon
| from one of the neighboring islands, when
| squat struck them and they seemed to disap-
pear. Two tugs were searching for them all
| day Yesterday without avail and 1t is feared
| they have perished. They were all prominent
| business men.
SHOT BY HER BROTHER.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Louisa Harvey, aged
40, of "a West Twenty third street, was fatally
shot to-day by her brother William Mcintosh,
who called upon the woman in her own house
and demanded money, which was refused.
Mcintosh was formerly in the liquor business,
but has been sick some time, but he says his
sister owes him over 81 900.
HANGED.
BALTIMORE, April 29.-John Gathard, alias
Sandy Smith, colored, convicted of the MUIR
der of Joseph Woods, the I'd of December last,
was hanged at Towsentown this morning.
| WINDSOR, D. T., April 29.-Royal s. Car,
convicted of numbering W. W. Marcommlck
December 7th last, was hanged here to-day.
| oHARRED REMAINS.
New YORK, April 29.-The charred body of
a man was found yesterday in the ruins OF
Smiths box factory, burned Tuesday, sup
posed to be that of Patrick Mclaughlin. AT
| the time the fire broke out he was at dinner,
and rushed to the factory to save his tools.
| He left widow and five children
LAND swINDLERs INDICTED.
ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-Grand Jury
made report to the Criminal Court to-day and
returned over hundred indictments, among
them were seventeen against Robert Lindsay,
| for connection with the big Missouri land
| swindle recently unearthed, nine against j,
Brady and four against Fl. Schulsten, also con-
nected with land frauds.
COLoRED VILLAIN. LE
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Crsig Mitchell q
colored doctor, was arrested in, this city to-
day, charged with outraging GIRL IA years
old, at Frankfort, who died from the effects.
| The penalty for this crime is death.
| ROBBED AND MCRDERED.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The body OF T.
Y. Folsom, a wealthy livery stable keeper OF
Baltimore, was picked up in the river to-day.
| His feet were tied and body badly bruised. 1t
is thought he was robbed and thrown over
board.
KILLED BY A HORSE.
| PROVIDENCE, l., April 29.--Maria Siren
son Diman, daughter of the late Prof. Dimanr
of Brown university, was killed by horse
which had become unmanageable and dashed
her against tree. Her attendant, student
of Brown, had just caught the rein, but too
late to check the speed de ana MS morse
went through the fence and over bank wall
ten or twelve feet high into church yard.
They were but little injured.