Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-27
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

] City-Prominent Arkansas Physician As
sasslnated-No Clue to the Kentucky
Murder Mystery-Wholesale Murder by
Indians in Mexico--Other Criminal
Notes.
LIVELY FATAL sTABBNG.
New YORK, Dec. 26.-Four Italians
were stabbed in an affray this afternoon,
one of them dying from the effects of his
wounds The scene of the affray is row
of tenements known as barracks" and
Immediately in the rear of police head
quarters. The occupants of these
houses are Italians of the low
est order and similar affrays fire.
quently occur. The police found
Pasquale Laurino in the front of one of
the houses bleeding to death from stab
wound in the stomach, and alongside him
lay his cousin Antonio Laurino, who had
received dangerous wound in the back.
They were both removed to the hospital.
Valitor Lapadora, who was stabbed in the
back, and Francisco Romeo, who was
stabbed in the shoulder, were found in
the building.
They were taken to hospital as pris-
oners. The Italians said the stabbing
was done by stranger who was intoxi-
Gated, but witnesses stated the dead man
(Pasquale Laurino) was first stabbed by
Lapidona with a pair of shears and a
general fight ensued. The ante-mortem
of statement Antonio Laurino was taken
by the coroner. He said he was speaking
to his brother when an unknown Irish
man stabbed him without cause. The
story of the police is that the fight was
the result of a dispute arising between
the parties when they resided in Italy, all
of them being natives of Salemo.
ARKANSAS ASSASSINATION.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 26.-Dr. c. 81.
Rosenhaver, prominent physician, was
assassinated at his residence, nine miles
from Pine Bluff, Saturday evening. The
assassin fired through the window with a
double barrelled shot gun, and lodged
fifteen buck shot in his victims body
Suplcion points to Lee Chrow, chinese
laundrymnn, as the guilty party. A few
months age Lee Chrow was married in
this city to beautiful but
ignorant girl, uamed Estelle Smith.
Shortly after marriage he and his wife left
here settled in Rosenhavers neighbor.
hood. Intimacy sprung up between the
doctor and the Chinaman's wife, and she
forsook her husband and took up her res
idence at the doctors house. Subse-
quently Chow persuaded her to leave the
doctor and return to him. Together they
came to this city, followed last week by
the doctor. He accused the woman of
taking money and valuables from him
when she left, became very violent, and
was arrested and fined in the police court.
He Immediately left the city and returned
home, where he remained until assassi-
mated. The doctor was Prussian by
birth, and came here from Creola, Md,
where he has family living.
A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 26. = News from
Ashland, Ky, indicate a continuance of
the mystery in regard to the frightful
murder committed at Gibbons residence
during Friday night. The citizens have
appointed committee of three leading
citizens to take charge of the fund col
lected for the arrest and conviction of
the murderers and direct its use. They
have employed detective, but there has
not yet been even definite suspicion
placed against any one. 1t is thought
from the fact the crowbar and axes used
IN the murder belonged Glib
bon's family, that the murderer
must have been acquainted with the
locality and must have known where
these were kept. The fire was discovered
about o'clock Saturday, and the body
of one of the girls was rescued soon. The
others were taken out before the house
was burned down, both girls were
badly burned about the body,
the boy was little burned 1t is thought
coal oil was poured on the girls and the
fire started, which burned out without
setting fire to the house and that the MUIR
derers returned and set the house on fire
the second time. The funera1o of the VIC
Tins took place to-day A large number
attended it. Nothing has yet been heard
of Mr.. Gibbons, who left home five weeks
ago.
MURDERED BY INDIANS
TOMBSTONE, A. T., Dec. 26.-News has
been received from camps at Sonora of
the murder of two Mexicans by a rowing
band of Indians After the murder the
Indians started for the mountains and
| had not been captured at last accounts
Later news is to the effect that the same
band had murdered seven more men be-
tween Lepache and Sanrapio 1t is
thought the latter were employees of the
Chicago Mining company, as they were
working near where the Indians are sup
posed to have passed. Settlers in that
section are greatly excited over these
murders.
ANOTHER CRANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 26.--Nicholas,
| who claims to be inspired of the holy
ghost, has been arrested for writing let
| tiers threatening the life of Ignatius F
Horstman, rector of st. Mary's Catholic
| church.
OTHER CRIMES
| LOUISVILLE, Dec 26.-In Christina:
row between section hands on the Short
Line road, Charles Dodson shot and kill
ed man named Bentley, all colored.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 26.-Vandals
broke into the old cemetery at Hampton
yesterday and broke or overturned nearly
fifty grave stones. Two young fellow!
named McMorris and Mallory are arrested
on suspicion.