Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-14
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FARIBAULT, Mimi, Dec. 13.-The case of
George Swartz and wife for tie shooting of NJ
N. Pond, has been before Justice Weinman for
the last two days. This evening the Justice
placed the bail of each at $4,000, which per-
haps they cannot give. If SO it will place them |
in Jail until the May term of court. There is
hope that Mr.. Pond will not die from the eff
fects Of the shooting.
THE EMMA BOND TRIAL.
HnLsBoRo, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-At the opening |
of court this.morning all the witnesses were call
ed and sworn, and instructed by Judge Phillips |
that they must remain in room prepared for |
them, on the street; that they would not be |
permitted in the court room. The defense has |
many more witnesses than the prosecution. |
The court room was densely thronged. Miss |
Bond, the first witness called, was examined by
Judge Edwards for thu prosecution,
she recited the circumstances of the outrage
as given at tibet time how the afternoon of June
20, 1882, after dismissing school she was sweep
ing the schoolhorse, and was seized from behind
by man who dropped through the scuttle hole
from the attic of the building, choked her till
she was blind, tied her shawl round her waist
and then pulled her up to The lott above. As
she went up she saw his face, 'tand there"
pointing to Jno C. Montgomery, ''is the very
| man. will swear that is the very facet saw
Il Sn6 also 1OtlceQ that another
| man in the loft had on low
cut shoes and red stockings. shs was taken up
and laid on platform in the loft prepared fer
her. She told the men she would rather lose her
life than her virtue, and begged them to kill her.
| One Of the men remarked that that was easy
| enough to do, and taking out his knife made
cuts on her threat and face. nine in az,
Upon this she lost consciousness and on rscov-
| ering about hour afterwards she found she
had been ravishsd. One man was just getting
up, anG she was ravished repeatedly after that,
being chloroformed. When che recovered
consciousness, about one o'clock q.
M, she found herslf lying in
| q hap on the schoolhouse floor underneath the
scuttie hole, dragged herself to the house of
the widow Pettis where the two defendants,
| Les Psttis and Clements lived, told Mrs. Pettis
| she had been ravished by two large men wearing
light shirts and dark pants whom she did not
know. Gle eents and Pettis hesitsted 10 take
her home, fearing her father might suspect
them, but upon Mrs. Pettis agreeing to go along
they agreed to take her home, hitched up team
and took her home. She told her father
two men wearing light shirts
ana dark pants had outraged her.
She Etated her back was very much bruised and
her knees, arms and shoulders bore marks
where tho sssailants grasped her. Also that her
wrist had cut which still remained, and taking
| off the glove she showed the scar to the Jury
Cross-examined by Judge Thornton-Miss
Bond had never seen John Montgomery bat
once before the night of the outrage, ana then
did not know him. Had never so9n him since
| the night CT the outrage till yesterday III the
court roorn, but then Immediately recognized
him as the man whose face she saw above heI
| while beng drawn up into the loft. She stated
it was true she told different parties after
defendants we arrested that they were not the
+. men who outraged her, though it was true. She
had told Mrs. Pettis and her father that only
two men had outraged her. She is now satisfied
| there were three. Several times during the
examination Miss Bond was taken very i'll and
compelled to rest, and was many times affected
. 10 tears while recounting her wrongs She had
| to be assisted out OF the court ROOM Her iden-
, tfcatiQn of Montgomery was complete. The
other defeald-ts she could not swear to, but
the prosecution claim they will connect them by
circumstantial evidence with the crime.
Assault.
RICHMoED, Me-, Dec. 13.-Lewis z Hopkir .
''Slim Jim,'') and Zen Turner on !. snree lss
night, killed Old Joe. an ladian, ana assault
ed his wife. Inc assailants were arrested,
ARRESTED.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. l3.-J. O'Connor, Wau.
kesea agent OF the Iowa. Great Eastern Life In
surance company, Of Anamosa, Iowa, was al
rested ts-dny by the sheriff of Waukesha cour
ty, ca the request of State Insurance Con
is devoted to the graveyard insurance business
4 and has no license.
VANDALISM.
1CH1oAGo, Dec l3.-UnSSnown parties entere
is the Jewish synagogue, corner of Clinton an
n Judd streets last night, and destroyed tho IL
n terror ornamentat1on. They wrenched off th
gas fixtures, tore the gowns and curtains and III
terly wrecked the furniture. The cause of thi
9 vandalism is unknown, but it is ascribed to il
~ responsible pr rsons.
ARRESTED FOB MURDER.
81 DETROIT, Dec. 13.-Julia Reese and Geore
.e Bollis, colored boy, were arrested this mor1
u ing charged with completely in the murder ,
r. | the Jacob Crouch family, murdered Nov q
re | and remanded for examination to Jan. s. The
t. were servants in Grouch's homestead and hay
H. been In jail since the murder.
T. BUSINESS BREAKS.
IN NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-The schedules OF a
l. sgnment of Felix J. Rosenberg and Samu
90 Stern, manufacturers of clothing, show liabil
"a ties of S9i ,662. Actual assets $54,f7e.
"a EX-Postmaster Gen. Thomas l.. James Is a.
pointed by the court as assignee for Mayo
Of Co., of this city. james was required to fl
n bonds of $4,000.
in | SWINDLTsG.
p JERSEY CITY, Dec. 13-Dr. Rufus W Pea
"a cock and Elan W. Carey were arrested on
"a charge OF conspiracy. Carey's son aged eigl
- teen, joined the council of the American Legic
-, of Honor in June last and insured for SIS OO(
~ He died very soon thereafter and Carey and tn
n, doctor divided the money.
70 ARRESTED.
er FALL RIVER, Mass Dec. ID .-IE connectio
ID with the alleged graveyard insurance fund
10 Edward Ryan, insurance agent, John J. DIVA
-, ly, and Edward Barrett were arrested
ts sTkANGs THEFT.
Il, CosHooToN, Dec ID .-This place is great
i'd excited over an extraordinary case of theft
er Frank Farquaha Port Ulin stock breede
/ has forty-four head of cattle which he intende
III | to ship east next week. John Biggs, of Kno
:, county, who had ben buying cattle of Farquah
y took the forty-four head from the pasture an
20 drove them to Dresden last June and shippe
y | them to Chicago on his own account. The ca
re tie were valued at 5000. Efforts to overha,
l. him SO far are unsuccessful.
r FOUR YEARS FOR FORGERY.
8. DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 15.-In the Unite
/. States court this morning, Dr. Robert E. Dou,
IS lass Stony Creek, Washtenaw county, on
II plea of guilty for the forging of pension paper
l. was sentenced to the Detroit house of correctio
II for four years.
a SHOT By MISTAKE.
H. NASHVILLE, Dec. 12.-Young Blair,
le clerk in store ct Caskie station, fy
y miles from Hopkinsville, Ky last nigh