Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SUICIDE AT NEW ULM,

lopeclal Telegram to the Globe.
NEW UI.M, MINI. Oct 7.-Herman Weyhe,
son OF Fl. Weyhe, aged 26 years, respected
citlzsn OF New Ulm, committed suicide at $50
this afternoon by shooting a bullet through
MS mead and died Immediately. Reason un-
known. lie leaves wife and small child.
lie was married one year ago.
LYNCHED.
WASHINGTON, N. c., Oct. IA man
named Church, confined in Jail at Newton
charged with the murder of Miss THOMPSON
In Alexandria county August last, was taken
ea ouI ana hanged by mob last night. 1t is
feared man named Backney is implicated in
the , same murder and now in Jail at Statesville,
will also be lynched. q
ADULTERY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct I'D. j. A. Gils and
the wife of John Freeze both lately of Brooklyn
were arrested here yesterday on the charge of
adultery. The parties arrived here September
IL, and eloped together, the woman taking
about $500 belonging to her husband. The
arrest was at the instance of Freeze, who fol-
lowed the parties here.
BROKE HIS NECK.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. 7.-Wm. Dennlson,
miner at the Garfield shaft, few miles from
the city, while being raised to the mouth of
the shaft in bucket, and when about forty
feet from the bottom, became faint, and fell,
breaking his neck and both arms.
THE MALLEY TRIAL.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. TN the Malley case
the Janitor of the Foote building testified
room twenty-six was occupied August 4th,
by two young men. The men still attempted
to prove by the chamber maid the room was
occupied that night by James Malley, jr., and
woman. On cross-eXamination he said
Walter Malley and a woman and others had
previously occupied the room. He told the
watchman of the affair and Walter came and
told him If he reported such things again he
would lose his place as janitor.
sPIRITUALIsTs FRAUDS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
Boston, Oct. John A. Lansing, a
spiritualistic swindler, has been arrested for
obtaining $4,000 from Annie Upham, aged
so years. The prisoner and woman named
Ford became acquainted with Mrs. Upham, a
spiritualist of New York, and represented
themselves as sent by the Lord to assist the
old lady In the management of her worldly
affairs, and obtained the money from her.
BosToN, Mass. Oct. 7-Jno A. lansing, of
New York, charged with embezzeling $15,O0O
from Mrs. Upham has been arrested Mrs
Upham claims Lansing and Miss Ward, spirit
ualists, told her they were sent by the Lord to
protect her. She entrusted her property to
them and they refused to return it.
ROBBED By NEIGHBoR.
BURLINGHAM, KS, Oct. last night two
men rode up to the residence of John Norris
sy, about five miles southwest of here, and
called him out. Mr. Morissy came out of the
house and noticed the men were masked. He
attempted to retreat but one of the men seized
and threw him down while the other
entered the house and took $500. In the
scutfle outside, Morrissy tore the mask from
his assailant's face, and says he recognized a
neighbor who knew he had sold his cattle.
Morrissy came to town to-day, and he and an
officer have gone to make arrests.
BAD FIRE.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 7.-At 2 O'Clock
this morning disastrous fire broke out in
Pine Bluffs, destroying property to the value OF
at least S10O,C00. Fire supposed to have
caught from defective fue.
STREET COMMISSIONERS INDICTED.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Recorder Smith to-
day in general session quashed an Indictment
| against police commissioners Nichols, Ma.
son, French and Matthews. The commission.
ers had been indicted for not keeping the
| streets clean.
| HORSES BURNED.
| DETROIT, Mich, Oct. Fire at Paw Paw
this state last night destroyed two barns be
longing to the Clifton house and Stevenson:
livery stable. Nineteen horses were burned