Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-09
CAREY CAPTURED.
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An Impression the .eaS. VII. Not Pros Q
cute---Tie ria MnF,er ,r-;.,r~,;-
mony OF NJ edicai Experts as to the Sanity
OF TIE Accuset---A Woman and a Child
Ero2e 10 Beatl, on IL Dakota Claim
INKS. Tri's.fer Charges Her Dead Husband
With Her Attempted Mmrder---Friday's
Hangsngs.
CAREY CAPTURED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
MILWAUKEE. Dec. S.-Henry Carey, late
head clerk in the purchasing department
OF the st. Paul railroad who abandoned his
family and left the city with woman of
the town couple of weeks ago, has been
captured and is now on his way to Mil
waukee. While the officers do not talk on
the subject, it is generally understood tina
Carey is crooked in his accounts but not
to any very great extent. The news of the
hayward young mans apprehension is
given in the following special DESPATCH
I'll PAso, Tex, Dec. S.-John A. Hensey.
a railway police official, from Milwaukee,
left for home yesterday. accompanied by
young man named Henry Carey
until recently employed in the
purchasing agency of the
Chicago, Milwaukee i; st. Paul railway.
1t is said that Carey abandoned his family
il Milwaukee and sought refuge with a
prostitute who recently arrived here.''
| An official Of the ST. Paul road said this
| afternoon that Carey would not be prose
c15ed but that an effort would be made to
reform him. He is son of q former
treasurer of the road.
STURLA MURDER TRIAL.
Special Telegram tn the Globe
CHICAGO, Dec. Sat the opening Of the
criminal court this morning before the
Sturla murder case had been called. aboul
the usual number of ladies put in an ap
pearance. The defendant took hor ac-
custonled seat, and preserved her familia,
pose with the veil drawn over her face
and with her handkerchief at her lips
She appeared to be quite composed, bu:
her face wore iaded and wearied ex-
preston. Evidence in rcouttaI was con
tinued. Ex-Coroner Matson testified con-
corning the inquest held on Stiles body
Otto Ernst, a Lake View saloon keeper.
to visit from the prisoner the night be-
fore the tragedy, and BENZ. t. Price, clerk
of the Jail, as to the persons calling on.
Sturla during her confinement. DR..
Bluthardt was called and testified as to the
condition of the defendant when he first
saw her. He observed nothing in her diff
ferent from the appearance of other per-
sons. Witness saw her frequently since
she had been in Jail, and had spoken with
her eight or ten times. Saw nothing un-
usual in her conduct or appearance, except
once when she lay on the bed and COM
planned of feeling unwell. There was
nothing unusual in her speech at any time
he conversed with her. The we'll known
expert, DR.. James S. Jewell, was the next
witness. Has been professor of the Chi
| cago Medical college since 1862: has
edited medical journal for eight years;
have made a special study of
diseases of the nervous system and the
mind; had passed his studies both in this
country and in Europe; had attended this
trial for some days, and had read the hy-
pothetical cases touching the sanity of the
defendant. He thought she was, in the
legal sense, sane and responsible before
the law when she shot Charles Stiles. He
based his opinion on the symptoms and
signs manifested by the patient. Witness
repeated his opinion that medical insanity
offered from legal insanity. Any derange-
ment OF the mind, no matter how slight
was medical insanity. Legal insanity con-
templated something not so based. To be
legally insane, it supposed that the insane
person iabors under some great deIusion
or Authorization when he commits an lille
gal act.
This afternoon DR.. Reeves Jackson was
on the stand, and testified that in his opin-
ion, based on the facts as stated in the hy-
pothetical question, defendant was sane
when she fred the fatal shot, both medi-
eally and legally. 1t is expected that IT,
evidence will be concluded tomorrow
morning, and the argument Of counsel be-
gun in the afternoon.
49, - FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-Information was re-
ceived in this city this morning that gen
eral merchandise etore in the village of
Homewood, township of Thornton, and
owned by an aged German named Mueller,
who has been d resident of the southern
part of Cook county for nearly twenty five
years, had been entered by burglars about
8 o'clock last night, and the proprietor
shot and fatally wounded. It seems that
the German and his son were in the store
when the burglars entered, and the latter,
upon their being discovered, Immediately
opened fire upon the proprietor and his
son. The former was fatally wounded. |
but his son returned the fire, wounding the |
burglars. They were soon captured by a |
mob, and will be brought to Chicago upon |
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois train at 8 |
o'clock this afternoon, for safe keeping
and examination. The man shot is lead !
ing citizen of Homewood.
CONFESSED.
TO-: Special Telegram t. the Globe. |
DONALDSON. Dec. 5.-Gustave Paul was
hanged here shortly after noon. A large
crowd witnessed the execution. The con-
demned Catholic took the communion this |
and was accom- panied by priest |