Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-30
CRIME RECORD.
SUNDAYS BUDGET IN UNUSUALLY
L4RGE ONE.
A Long List of Shootings, Standings and
Deadly Affrays-An Old Man Murdered
by Burglars-A Fast Young Man of Erie
Skips-A Fratr; eide Sentenced.
NOT A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

late OF his sojourn In the Mormon country.
Some months ago he went to Utah and
married fair gentle. Not long after she
showed disposition to affiliate with the
Mormon church. and a separation took
place. Mr.. Hill then turned over to his
wife her property, which through iuaicious
management had increased TO about
$4,000, and gathering together his own
resources, amounting to $4,000, he came
to Caro-, Tuscola county, this state, his
young son by previous marriage accom-
panying him. Soon after this the wife in
Salb Lake, who, according to HIPS state
ment, is actuated with a spirit of malice
and desire to make him trouble, wrote to
the officers Of the bank and others at Caro-
to the effect that Hill had run away from
Salt Lake City, taking with him about
$4,000 of her money, which she alleged he
had embezzled. Hill has been arrested
and will have a hearing May 1. T. E.
Tarsny, of this city, his attorney, to-day
saw the governor, who says he will not
Issue extradition papers until it has been
fully ascertained that Hill is criminal
and fugitive from justice.
DISCHARGED.
MILWAUKEE, 2S.-Dr. Ortan, accused of
committing an abortion upon Kitty
O'Toole, his intended bride, was to-day dis
charged by Judge Mallory of the criminal
court. Ortan was at one time very
prominent Democratic politician, mem
Der of the council, and ran for Mayor.
He afterwards fell under suspicion of
counterfeiting about five or six years ago,
and was in Jail for sometime.
SUICIDE
JAMESTOWN, D. T., April 29.-Harry
Smith, of st. Johns, Vermont, shot and in
stantly killed himself to-day. He came
here to be married to a young lady from
his former home, but she refused to fulfill
her promise. He then asked her to take
walk, and she did so. He asked her if she
still refused to marry him. She repeated
her refusal, when he drew a revolver and
blew his brains out.
PROBABLE MURDER.
MILWAUKEE, April 29.-The body of ia
cob Zunsteg, an inmate of the National
Soldiers home, was found this morning in
barn adjoining the Fat Woman's saloon
on the Wauwatosa road. The pockets of
the clothing were turned inside out and all
his vaIuables gone. Zunsteg went to the
saloon with 'Peg Leg" also an inmate of
the Soldiers home, and caroused with
Mary Stevens, a disreputsble character
said to be the tool of thieves, who wait for
the soldiers when they get their pensions.
The Stevens woman has been arrested and
two men. The evidence of murder having
been committed is very strong. There are
finger marks on the throat and a cash over
the eye. Zunsteg was forty-fve years old,
unmarried and native of Switzerland.
EIGHT YEARS.
WnKEsBoRRo, Pa, 28.-Michael Reilley,
for killing Thos. May at Fairview, was
sentenced this morning to 8 years in State
Prison.
TO BE HANGED FOB ASSAULT.
BALTIMORE, 28.-Geo. Lake, (colored)
convicted yesterday of felonious assault on
Mrs. Clara L. Simmons, two weeks ago,
has been sentenced to be hanged.
RECOVERED THE MONEY.
New YORK, 28.-M. Bourgeois, commits
sorry of police in Brussels, who was sent to
this country by the Belgian government,
to secure possession of the property ap-
propriated by Canon Bernard, sailed to-day
for Belgium. He received yesterday cash
await the determination of the question Of
ownership. They amounted to about
100000.
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS.
New YORK, 2S.-The police made an i'm
portant arrest of counterfeiters last night,
and this morning. They have been work
ing on the case since last August. The
first person captured was Geo. l.. Stanley,
the alleged manufacturer of counterfeit
trade dollars. He fought desperately, but
was overcome and handcufed. Next were
Matthew j. Rooney, Hugh Curry, Thos.
Riley, Thos. II. Carney and his reputed
wife, Lena, Patrick Smith, Mrs. Jennie
| Holden, wife of jim Holden, now in prison
for passing counterfeit money, was arrest
ed this morning. The operations of the
gang extended through Pennsylvania, New
| Jersey, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland and
| New York.
| SHOT THREE NEGROES.
PoEr ROYAL, S. c., April 29.-At O'Neilrs
store last night, Charles Wallace, white,
shot fatally three negroes, Miller, Singleton
| and Sherman.
FRATRICIDE's SENTENCE.
SHEBoYGAN, Wis, April 29.-William
Goedeke has been sentenced to seven years
in the penitentiary for the murder of his
brother Herman. The jury were out eleven
hours. Before the trial of the murder
case, William was examined and trial had
before jury as to his sanity which was
proven. William shot his brother with q
rifle, after quarrel over the use of lamp
over study table.
KIrTHD IN A SALOON FIGHT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 29.-John
Bauer, a cooper was killed in a saloon
quarrel this morning by Robert Koehler
also cooper, 10 years old. The party had
been on a carousal since Saturday evening
and at IL o'clock this forenoon were still
drinking in Schemmers saloon. corner OF
North and Tenth streets, when quarrel
arose as to who should pay for the drinks.
and Koehler Drained Bauer with a chair.
Bauer leaves a wife and nine children in
poor circumstances. Koehler was arrested
CHARGED WITH EMBEzZLEMENT.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 29.-Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of John J.Cowles
general agent of the Lowell Manufacturing
Company of Erie, Pa, charged with en-
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