Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-31

Thursday morning at Bonneville Simon
Williams shot and killed jackson Wallace
and bis son, Thos. Wallace, in saloon. The
men had been quarre-ing during the day
but it had been settled to the satisfaction
of al except young Wallace, who renewed
the quarrel ct night. Williams was not
arrested until 10 o'clock a. m, but last
night the feeling was so strong against
him thai he was brought to this city and
confined in cur county Jail in charge Of
Sheriff Keith for safety.
WHISKY MURDER
PIrrsEURG, March 30.-Last Wednesday
afternoon Vim. Pritsch, of Howe township,
in drunken rage fetally shot young
man named Jackson Tessner. A number
of boys and men were tormenting Pritsch,
who, after submitting for time, drew
revolver and fred with the above result.
CoNKL1Na ARRESTED AND GIVES BAIL.
New YORK, March 3O.-Indictment for
manslaughter, in the first degree, were to-
day presented by the grand jury against
Geo. W. Conkl1ng, Jr., who shot Wilbur FL.
Haversteck. Conkling,at once surrendered
and was admitted to bail in the sum of
$1,000.
4 FORGING BANKER.
RooHBsTRR, N. Y, Aarch 3O.-Tillas, the
banker at Clifton Springs, failed and fed,
is said to have put out $4,000 forged pa
pers.
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Theodore W. Willis, cashier of a large
insurance firm, is reported to be short in
his accounts in the sum of $4,000. It is
said he loaned funds to George T. Royce.
an oil dealer, on notes.
4 BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
ATLANTA, March 30.-Several masked
men, last night, went to the home of Mrs.
Joshua Hill, over seventy years Of age, and
outraged her and her Two daughters. Two
arrests were made.
FOUND MaRDERBD.
YAzoo CITY, March 30.-AIberG Boykin
colored, of Holmes county,was found muir
dered on the roadside.
ARRESTED ON MS BIG SPREE.
CINCINNATI, March 30.-Detective Wap-
peaSin this afternoon arrested at the Bur
nett house Cassius g. Merkle, tbs abscond-
facturing firm, which recently assigned by
reason of his Withdrawing large sum of
money from the partnership fund. He
| came here on Thursday, registered as g. F.
Overhaul, and says he has been in Chicago
and St. Louis, and has been drinking
heavily. Mr.. Lippencott, assignee of the
firm is here, and identified him. Twenty
eight thousand four hundred dollars was
Ill IL l.
CONDUCTOR FOUND GUILTY.
GBEHNFIELD, Mass, March 3O.-Con-
ductor E. L. Hosley, of the New Haven &
Northampton railroad, has been found
guilty of manslaughter, by disobeying
orders and causing collision on the state
road last September, in which three per-
sons were killed an others were wounded.
Exceptions were talsn.
RELEAs8D - aoEDs.
LoU1sv1LLH,Ky., March 30.-Capt. Snapp
was released from Jail to- day, having given
bond in the SUN of $4,000. The indict-
ments against him set down for hearing
| in May.
MURDERED IN HIS HUT.
ORIoLE. Ind, March 3O.-Citizens dis
| covered Louis Lourent, wood chopper,
dead IL ms hut in the woods. He was paid
$40 dsy or TWO ago, and when found his
! head was crushed with an ax, his pockets
rified and the furniture scattered.
CONSERVING TO KILL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 3O.-Grifin For
wood, was to-day fined $500 and sentenced
to six months, imprisonment in the county
Jail, on a charge of conspiring to murder
Thes. S. Elder. 1t is alleged that For
wood offered man named Tomlin 5000 to
kill Elder, who married Forwood's cousin.
Tomlin agreed to the plan, and went
straightway to the officers, to whom
he detailed the full particulars.
He kept his appointment with Forwood,
however, and when the two were about to
start for Elders home IN the country.
Forwood was arrested. Elders assassina-
ton was three times attempted, he having
been dangerously wounded by concealed
men, who fred into his house at night.
Forwood is a son of wealthy man. 4
mott on was made for a new trial.
SURRENDERED BY BoNDsMEN.
| JERSEY CRY, March 3O.-Edward II.
Rely, ex-treasurer of Harrison township,
who was sentenced to five years in states
prison for embezzlement has been surren-
dered by his bondsmon.
SENATOR SHERMAN.