Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-07
CRIME RECORD.
SUNDAYS MISDEEDS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
Fatal ARRAYS in Cincinnati, Chicago and
New York-A Slick Forger Captured at
NIiIwaukee-A Grist of Other Offenses.
A FAMILY FRACAs.

Milwaukee-A GriSt OF Other OffenSeS.
FAMILY FRACAs.
New YORK, May 6.-Patrick and Arm |
Flynn, father and son, quarreled in their |
home, in Long Island city. The father |
broke away from his son, and selling an |
axe crushed in his skull.
CUBAN CRIMES.
HAVANA, May Gan entire family of
white persons, boy and girl only escap-
ing, were murdered near the village of
Polacios.
Alamo Rivers,a wealthy tobacco grower,
was shot dead while driving home with his
family near PInos del Rio.
SUICIDE.
DENVER, May CT. w. Beebe, proprietor
of the Beebe house, Manitou Springs,
suicided at the Windsor house to-day while
temporarily insane.
SHARP FoRGER.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 6.-L. L. Lins-
more, who is under arrest here for forgery
and general confidence work, has in his
possession papers showing him to have
been in the business of collecting agent at
firm name of Watkin, Gage & Co. In his
valise is check for $40 on the Union
National bank, Chicago, and advices say
it is forged. He beat New York publish
ing house out of $40 worth of books
which he pawned. He lived at the Plan
kinton house on the strength of two shirts
and some collars, in valise, by making
representations of wealthy connections in
NaT A
check is now on the way back from New
York. 1t is alleged that Pinkerton has
been following him. He broke several
ladies' hearts while here. He is twenty
one years of age.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 5.-The late
postmaster, Frank Mann of Oxford, shot
Mrs. Mary Moore of Milbury, formerly of
Oxford, in James Deans boarding house,
in Milbury, and then shot himself. Both
are dead. Mrs. Moore had been separated
from her husband, who keeps a livery
stable at Grafton. She was expecting di-
vorce and in the meantime received the at
tentions of Mann, who was forty or fifty
years old. He boarded at North Oxford
with Mrs. Hayden, the mother of Mrs
Moore, and the two quarreled. Mann
was a widower with one child, and
Moore also had one child.
| THE MAJOR WATSON ROBBERY.
ST. LOUIS, May "a dispatch from Fort
Worth says Maj. WATSON, the army pay
master who was robbed on the Texas Pa.
cific few nights ago, is here aiding de-
tectives in ferreting out the robbers. Was
sons valise was found near the railroad
track cut open and rifed of its contents anc
three tramps have been arrested at Cley
burne having in their possession over $500
in gold, and notes of larger denomina
tions, which is regarded as a good clue
Another man has been arrested at Alban Y
who is believed to be one of the robbers
1t is considered almost certain that Was
son was followed by crooks from Gal
weston who knew he had money.
SHOT BY BARTENDER.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-John w. Jones, {
hard citizen of Ashill near Poplar Bluff
Mo-, created disturbance in saloon il
that town on Friday night and was shot
and killed by Jos. Fl. Alsman, bartender
whom Jones assaulted with knife.
THE DIAMOND ROBBERS.
New YORK, May 6.-Henry James Mar
riott, charged with stealing $4,000 worth
of diamonds from Paris jeweler, and Ma
RE Pereux were arraigned to-day. Marriott
was held and the girl discharged. As she
turned to leave the court room she stopped
hesitated and then rushed into the arms o.
her lover sobblag. He (Marriott) was very
much affected He says the police prom
ised him liberty if he confessed. Relying
upon the promise he admitted his gull
and told where the stolen goods might bt
found. He claims Kramer, the jeweler
gave him the diamonds to sell.
A MEXICAN SLAIN.
GALVESTON, Texas, May 6.-An Uvaldt
special says: "Louis Casino, Mexican
was killed by another Mexican, on account
of jealousy.
TWICE CONVICTED OF MURDER.
GETTYSBURG, May 6.-John Coyle, Jr.
has been convicted of the murder of Emily
Myers in York county in 1881. He was
previously convicted in York county, but
the verdict was put aside and change OF
venue granted.
BEATEN BY ROBBERS.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Edward Donnelly, dri-
yer of a laundry wagon, was found in a
barn this morning unconscious, his face
and head beaten into an unacceptable
mass with a heavy iron hinge and his
| pockets rifed. There were evidences ev-
erywhere of a protracted and desperate