Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
MURDERED FOB MONEY.

MILWAUKEE, April 19.-The remains OF
Fribe Berner, a German brewer, were
taken out of the lake last night, and there
was fearful cash over the right eye.
He had been missing three days, and i
developed this forenoon that he drew $500
out of a bank the day he disappeared
Detectives are on the case. and are sure
that he was murdered for his money.
NORWEGIAN PRINTER SUICIDES.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, April 19.-Ab 10 O'Clock this
morning man named Bokkettam, board
ing at 202 North Union street, hanged him
self TO his bed post. Bokkettam was a
Norwegian forty,f years old, and was
employed as a compositor on the Norwe-
gian paper, the Den Nye Ted, the Office of
which is situated at the corner of Milwau-
kee avenue and Erie street.
KILLED BY LUNATIC.
MODADE, April 19.-At the house of g
worthy German, Anton PfeiGfer, his son
William shot his cousin, Mary Deinhardt,
aged fifteen, three times, killing her, and
then killed himself in a fit of supposed III
sanity.
MUNFoEDvILLE, KY, April 19.-Booth
Edwards, colored, sentenced to be hanged
( May IS, for the murder of Arch Long last
( December, attempted to break jail this
morning. Calling the jailer to bring him
4 tub OF water for bath, he rushed out on
/ that officer with pistol in hand and would
have escaped had not the jailer's wife
locked the outside doors. Finding escape
cut off Edwards returned to his cell and
| shot himself through the head killing him
self Instantly. 1t has not been learned
| how the pistol was obtained.
SHOT FROM AMBUsCADB.
STEVENS POINT, Wis, April 19-Pat Nc
Hugh was shot this morning by an IL
known party concealed in the west wing Of
the Curran house. McHugh was sweeping
in front of his saloon and the ball, which
was fired from rifle, passed through from
his shoulder blade to his left nipple, graz
ing his heart in its course There is little
possibility of his recovery. This evening
he was taken to Fond du Lac by his mother
and wife.
BIG HAUL.
SAVANNAH, April 19.-An examination
shows that the thieves who broke into the
vault where the government deposits its
stamps, secured postage and telegraph
stamps and stamped paper to the amount
of $280,OO0.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL KILLED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 19-In the
southern portion of the Cohctaw nation, in
Indian territory, yesterday morning, John
s. LenOx, Texas desperate at the head Of
outlaws, surprised the United States
marshal in charge of certain prisoners.
killing Lyman, and setting free the cap
tiyes.
SUPPOSED TO BE MURDERED.
New York, April 19-Chas. Stroebel
was found dead in the street this morning,
and is believed to have been murdered.
There have been three arrests.
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED.
OZARK, April 19.-The case of the Little
Rock & Ft. Smith railway train robbers,
who ROBBED conductor Coin at Mulberry
station, was called to-day, in the circuit
court. A motion for change of venue
was granted and the prisont rs will be tried
IL johnson county, May Z. The attorney
for the defense received several anonymous
AONUOAc3 GLS RAAoO1OISs III CdS0
of g change of venue. The prisoners re-
main in Jail at Ozark.
CoNFEssEs THE CRIME.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 19.-At the
preliminary examination of the persons
charged with the murder of B. Doyle and
daughter at West Union, W. Va, VIM.
Kinney made a complete confession, i'm
plicating VIM. Kinney, senior, and dis
tant relative of the witness. The witness
says Big Billinn committed the crime
while he watched at the doorS
THREATENED BY THE LYNoHERs.
LYNoHBURG, Va, April 19.-The lynchers
of Bob Crockett, the Wytheville murderer,
have warned Robert Meyers to leave the
state. Meyers has denied implication in
the murder, and defes the lynchers, and
| expresses willingness to surrender to the
authorities for investigation.
A JEALOUS OLD MAN.
CHABDoN, Ohio, April 19.-Jonathan
Whitney, aged eighty, living with second
wife, attempted to kill her with an ak be-
cause he thought she was paying too much
attention 10 her son-in-law.
THE MAssAoH UsETTs STATE POOR HOUSE
HORROR.
BOSTON, April 19.-The Tewksbury in
vestigation was resumed to-day. Miss
Bowen resumed the stand and detailed the
history of her downfall. Her testimony
had no bearing on the original purpose for
which the investigation was started, and
much of it is not fit for publication.
Mrs. Catherine Powers, employed at
Tewksbury, took her six children with her.
Her baby was taken from her and thrown
in bath tub where other diseased children
had bathed, and was washed with the same
towel. 1t was the most horrible place she
was ever in. She reiterated the abuses to
females in the bath. One woman was
beaten with a stick. All the women had
their hair cut close and soft soap deluged
over them.
WHITE RENEGADE CAPTURED.
yHERdosILLo, Ari., April ia detach-