Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15

been discharged from the position of ad
vance agent, went into the dressing room
whore Allen and wife were getting read,
to go on the stage. After having some
words with Allen he drew pistol, but was
disarned by Mrs. Allen, and Starke was
then thrust out of the dressing room
into the hall, but before
getting there he obtained his pistol from
Mrs. Allen. Allen followed Starke into
the hall, when the latter fired four shots
| at him, two taking effect, one passing
through his heart. Starke was arrested
and Jail ed. Being interviewed he admitted
he had no provocation to commit the act,
bat attributed it to his bad temper, though
he expressed no regret. Allen is a native
Of Brooklyn and ffty-fve years old.
Starke is native of New York and TWEEN
ty-two years old.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 14.-Jonn B.
Isaacson was arrested to- day on warrant
sworn out by W. o. Van Every, the credit
clerk for 81. Stecker, Chicago, who has
travelled over 1000 miles following the
prisoner. Last July Isaacson, then doing
business in Kansas City, obtained a large
amount of jewelry and optical goods from
parties in Chicago and elsewhere, and two
weeks thereafter fed to Kansas and was
closed out by his sister. He has been liv-
ing here with his father the past month.
The requisition from the governor of Hi
nois was forwarded to-day, and Isaacson
will be taken to Chicago to- morrow.
ROBBERS.
San ANTONIO, Nov. 14.--Jn the train rob-
berry on the Mexican National to-day,
$4,000 in silver coin was stolen. One firm
in San Antonio is believed to have lost
considerable.
EMBEZZLER HELD Foa TRIAL.
IRoNToN, O., Nov. 1.-The preliminary
hearing OF W. s. Kirker, bank cashier, &C
cused of embezzlement, began to-day. The
evidence showed deficit of $4,000. Kir-
ker was held for trial. Nobody knows how
the money has been disposed of.
POST MoRrEM EXAMINATION.
ST.. Lou1s, Nov. 14.---The post norton
on the remains of Gussie Oerth, who
died suddenlyiat the Four Courts yesterday,
revealed the fact that death was caused by
fatty degeneration of the heart. W.T..
Dunn, who WAS arrested for beating her, is
still in custody, and will be held until after
the inquest tomorrow.
REoUIs1TIoN SUIT.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.--Gov Crittenden to-
day issued a requisition on the governor
of Massachusetts, for R. F. Pickard, now
in Boston, who was recently indicted here
for conducting tea store on the lottery
plan. He is chiefly wanted, however, as
witness in the conspiracy case growing
out of the late police scandal.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 14.--In the jury
case of Frank E. Bronson vs.. Rev. James
Brand, the jury disagreed and were dis
charged. Bronson, Oberlin druggist, sued
Brand, preacher, of the same place, for
100000 libel on account of a sermon in
which Bronson was scathingly denounced
for selling liquor. The jury stood ten for
Bronson and two for Brand and were out
two days.
A Leader special says George Shaw, l1v
ing eight miles from Canal Dover, killed
his wife ard six children. No particulars.
ST. LOUIS, Nv. 14.-In a neighbors'
quarrel near Liberty, Mo-, yesterday, Geo.
Noll fatally shot JAS. II. Arnold and dan
gerously wounded NJ. S. Arnold. Noil was
arrested.