Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16


ant was guilty of murder as charged in !
the Indictment. Eight jurors voted not
guilty, and four voted guilty. Two voted
guilty of murder, and two guilty on man.
slaughter. After further discussion a
second ballot was taken about o'clock for
the purpose of showing if any favored a
degree Of guilt other than as charged in
the Indictment. Five voted not guilty ON
the plea of insanity, three not guilty on
the plea of justifable homicide. At $50 p.
II. the ballot resulted, eight guilty of man
slaughter and four not guilty. It was then
believed the jury must disagree. At mid
night the fourth ballot was taken, with the
same result, after which the jury sought
sleep. This morning at O'Clock, fifth
ballot was taken, which resulted as the
midnight ballot had done. At 1880 sixth
and final ballot was taken, and the twelve
! Jurors voted unanimously for q verdict of
guilty of manslaughter, the punishment to
be one years imprisonment. AS soon as
the verdict was announced Theresa Sturla
returned to her cell, and during the next
few hours there was a large number of
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quiries and to see her.
CHINESE MURDERER ARRESTED,
Especial Telegram to the Globe.i
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Ling Gum, the China
man who murdered Ling All Dive,
brother Celestial, on the night of the 2Sth
of August last, and then fled the city, was
brought back from Laredo, Texas, last ev-
ening in the custody of Detective Costello,
| and locked up at the Central station. The
murder was the outgrowth of a heated dis
| cussion over the affairs of the almon6-eyed
portion of the community. Ling Dive kept
laundry in the Wet division, and took a
prominent part in tbs affairs of his coun-
trymen. His course was strongly con-
demned by Ling Gum, and OF. the Right of
the murder the former was elected fro rat h
hall, having rendered himself obnoxious
TO the majority present. He waited at the
doorway, and when Ling Dive emerged
sprung upon him in the darkness and
knitted him to death. The Cinnamon of the
city were very much wrought up by the
killing, and at once raised subscription
of $500 for the apprehension of the muir
derer. He made his way to some friends
Ill Texas, but his identity becoming known
to others, the promised reward led to his
betrayal. Sheriff Bohrty, of Laredo,
placed him in confinement and notified
the Chicago authorities. When Costello
was detailed to bring the China
man back his countrymen advanced the
$500 reward, and the money has been duly
paid over to the sheriff of
| Texas. The murderer is an
understood, villainous looking Mosgolian,
taciturn and crafty. He says he killed
Ling Dive because he was fool and not
fit to live.
| CHEATING THE GALLONS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-Ctarles Kring. the
murderer of Dora Braemser, is thought to
be dying, the physicians saying that his
constitution has been utterly broken down
by eight years of confinement. One
morning about week ago Kring was
found lying in a pool of blood in his cell,
and it was found he had suffered severe
hemorrhage of the lungs during the night.
Since then other hemorrhages have oc-
CURED, and kring is now in very weak
and exhausted state. There seems to be q
general weakening of nature, and the lung
trouble seems to be very bad. The doc
tors have instructed that the patient shall
be kept perfectly quiet, and that no one be
admitted to see him. Even if he survives
this attack it is believed he will
not be able to live through long contine-
ment in jail, and a strong point Will be
made Of this in the efforts to have him re-
leased on bail
DISHONEST PREACHER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ROCKFORD, H., Dec. 15.-W. T. Macarthur
district attorney of Winnebago county,
Wis. is in the city to-day, with a warrant
for the arrest of Rev. c. Anderson. pastor
Of the Swedish Emanuel Lutheran church,
and prominent clergyman, for fraudu-
lently conveying property of which he was
not the owner, in Minnesota. The affair
has caused considerable of sensation
among the Swedish people here.
THE CHICAGO GAMB1ERs.
i Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The cases of those
arrested for gambling on Dec. IL. were
called in Justice Prindeville's court this
afternoon. The inmates of Hankin's den.
176 Clark street; fifty in number,
were each fined $1O1and costs. The cases
of the inmates of 17S Clark street, 6S
East Randolph street, and 81 Clark street,
were continued at the request of the prose
cutiOn, until Dec. 10.
DESERTED HIS WIFE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 15.-The Rev.
Geo. Davis Of Cleveland, who has until
lately b cen holding forth the Lords word
at Holmes Street chapel, was arrested to-
day for wife desort1on. 4 number of re-
spectacle young women to whom the evan
gelist is alleged to have proposed mar
rirge have been subpoened to testify at
the trial tomorrow. Mrs. Davis and