Daily globe., 1883-06-18

The preliminary examination is to be held
Monday. Jenkins is young man of
twenty-five, and was ordained as a minis
ter at the last session of the annual con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church.
south. He is son of Hon. Ben T. jenkins
of this place, and has been preaching at
Roeblln station, on the New Orleans
Pacific railroad. B. T. jenkins, Sr.. is a
trustee of college. The coroner's Jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased came to
his death by pistol shot fred by Ben
Jamln L. Jenkins, Jr,, and generating c.,
E. Jenkins.
RUNAWAY TRAIN.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
DENVER, June IA singular accident
occurred on the Denver Circle railway last
night. When the train was coming in from
Jewell park, the terminus and point three
miles from the city, the engineer dis
covered an obstruction On the track. After
sh1ttiug off steam he prepared himself to
jump, but remained till the shock came.
when he was thrown off. The engine re-
mained on the track, but the concussion
opened the valve and the train came fyinp
into the city. On the way Charles Harris.
the conductor, jumped of and was seri-
ously injured. The train came laundering
down through the streets at fearful rate
OF speed and plunged into the depot. de-
molIshing one side of the building and
smashing the engine. None of the passen-
gers were hurt
AN INDIANA FIGHT AND MURDDR.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-Rushville, a
country town, thirty-six miles southeast
of her, was the scene of a murder over i
woman, Minnie Helm by name, last night.
and Joe Bever, well-known farmer was
shot dead by Jim Storey, notorious char
acter. 1t seem that Bever and the woman
had been together and taken a walk when
they were met by Storey, who insisted on
accompanying the woman, Bever objected
and fight took place in which Storey was
wounded by pistol shot in the hand.
Storey then SHOT BeYer in the face and
left breast, from which wound he died
soon after. Storey fed and has not been
arrested as yet.
A FIRST SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT.
New YORK, June 16.-Miss Helen Leo
nsrd shot Mrs. Clarence Smith. of Fifth
avenue, wife of liquor merchant. at the
residence Of DR.. Blondel. last night. at an
interview brought about by the former.
she charging the latter with suppIantinp
her IN the affections of one Callahan. a
Wall street lawyer. The wound is not
dangerous. Miss Leonard, alias Harring-
ton, was held for trial to-day. The parties
circulate in good society.
LOOKING FOR A MAN.
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-The sheriff of Dunk
lin county, Mo-, with posse of fifty men.
is hunting for man named HAYDEN. who
last Wednesday killed Capt. c. L. johnson.
who resides near Kellett, by shooting him
first with double barreled shot gun and
then with revolver, tee discharges being
made into his victims body.
AN OHIO PRIZE FIGHT.
STEUBENvILLE, June ia prize fight
short but terrific, was fought this after
noon in Collie township, fifteen miles
from this city, between Tom Duffy, of the
Cherry Hill mines, andP eter Murphy. a
miner. Both were young men and weigh
about 175 pounds each. OnIy five rounds
were fought, but Murphy was whipped and
terribly punished. There were 800 specta-
tors. The affair wound up in riot.
SHOT HIS OLD MOTHER.
STEUBENvILLE, June 16-This evening
Edward Mulholland, a worthless Young
man who lives at Mingo Junction, near
this place, went home intoxicated. His
old mother said something dispIeasing to
him, when he drew a revolver and shot her
IN the head, inficting wound from which
she will die.
SIX-SHOOTER JACK KILLED.
HALEY, Idado, June I6.-A posse Of
men in charge of Cunningham captured a
party of six outlaws under Six Shooter
Jack, near HALEY, on Friday morning.
Jack was shot and killed during the fight
IN resisting capture.
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
MANITowoC Wis, June 16.---The case of
Rathsack, who murdered his wife with an
axe, Was given to the jury at O'Clock and
at $50 they returned q verdict of murder
IN the first degree, and Judge Gilson SEN
fenced Rathsack to life imprisonment.
SUPPOSED INFANrICIDE.
CLEvELAaD. o, June 16-The body of a
male infant, dOating in satchel in the
river, was found this afternoon. It is sup
posed some unmarried mother drowned her
offspring to hide her shame.
Re5ukns the Pope.
CHICAGo,J une 16.--A mass meeting, call
ed for the avowedpurpose of rebuking the
pope for interference in the political
affairs of Ireland was we'll attended. 1000
people pressing into the the West Twelfth
street Turner hall tonight. The series Or
resolutions adopted while directed at his