Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-13
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
Emma Bond Faces Her AssaiIant in
Court and Eainfs.

Emma Bond Faces Her AsSailant in
Court and Faints.
CHICAGO, Dee. PA dispatch from
Hillsboro, Ill. says: estate Attorney Dren-
nan, the prosecutor in the Emma Bond
case, says that in his examination of the
jurors yesterday he purposely misled the
defense into believing that the prosecu-
tion would have only circumstantial evil
dence, but he asserts Miss Bond will
positively identify Montgomery as one of
the men who assaulted her. and will assert
her belief that the other two prisoners
Pettis and Clement-were there.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA dispatch from
Hillsboro, ILL.,, says: ''No more jurymen
had been secured in the Emma Bond case
this morning, but it was believed that the
entire panel will have been obtained by
evening. The crowd in town is increas-
ing. Miss Bond made her first appear
ance in court to-day, accompanied by her
mother and married sister. A sensational
scene followed. John G. Montgomery was
sitting in position where he was shield
ed by his counsel from Miss Bonds view
Suddenly one of his counsel moved
and left Montgomery exposed to her
gaze. His eyes were lowered and he
trembled and attempted to raise his hat
to hide his features, but too late. The
sight of the face of the man whom she be-
lieyes to have done her so terrible wrong
utterly Frustrated her, and she tainted
and amid murmurs of sympathy was
carried from the court rOom."
KILLED IN A GAMBLING ROW.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Adyices from In
dian Territory say that Thomas Arnold, &
Cherokee Indian, was killed in drinking
and gambling row, near Tahlequah, Mon.
day.
SLAUGHTERED BY MISTAKE.
Judge Noisywater was shot and killed
from an ambush, on Monday night, while
going home from Sloan Springs. The
latter act is charged to Deputy Marsha
Andrews and his posse, who mistook the
Judge for noted outlaw.
SHOT HIS wIFE's PARAMoUR.
ROCKFORD, ILL, Dec. 12.-Last nigh
David Katzen discovered James Lake, The
violatOr of the sanctity of his home, IL
.fdgrdnte delictu and shot him four times
inficting fatal wounds. With the fiftf
shot KatZen accidentally wounded him
self.
A MAIL BURNING BOY.
READING, PA, Dec. 12-Post Office In
spector Barrett, of Philadelphia, arrested
here to-day boy named John Grouse,
son of a well-known citizen, ON charg,
of thrown lighted matches in letter boz
and destroying its contents. The boz
will be given hearing before the United
States Commissioner. The penalty fol-
the crime is $500 fine or Imprisonment o
not more than three years.
A MAGISTRATE SHOT.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. PA specia
from Alexandria says: "Late Monda,
evening Richard Reinache, a Magistrate
| at Lecompte, was shot and MORTAL,
wounded by George Marsh. The troubl
grew out of charge which originated il
the Magistrates court, and which wa
referred by Reinache to the grand jury
| Bystanders allege that Reinache fire,
twice at Marsh before the latter returnel
| the Shots"
MEXICO'S TRAIN ROBBERS.
| NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ia specia
| from Monterey. Mexico, Asays: "Seno
| Quintana, Mayor of New Laredo, was to
| day ordered to be arrested as one of tn
| principals in the recent train robbery Oh
| the Mexican National Railroad. The au
| thorities of Tamaulipas refused to sur
render him. Other prominent officials ar
| involved, and the affair is assuming
serious national aspect. Several of th
| robbers escaped through the delay and IN
| diSprpfion 0f tho officials