Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-03

years. He has been m sntioned honorab,,
three times, the last for the rescue of
drowning boy. He May recover. Meow
an was bartender Cor Billy McGlory,
notorious dance house keeper, and was
young man, the only support of an aget
| mother.
KILLED FOR BOTTLE OF WHISKY.
4 MACON, Ca, Jan. 2.-Aleck Harrell muir
dered Blount, an outlaw, near Eastman, OF
Saturday, both negroes. They had dis
pute about a bottle of whisky.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 2.-The stores of Vana!
and Shaster d Chas. Killer burned to-day
loss $4,000; Insurance $4,000.
| GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 2.-The NeacS
Henderson special says that in shooting
affray at Clayton between Captain Ross
and George Carihen and one Mcdonald
| the two last named were seriously anc
| Ross fatally wounded.
SHOCKING CASE OF ENTANrlo1DE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
FLEETWOOD, Pa, Jan. "a shocking
crime was discovered on the farm OF
Nathan Frietch in Long Swamp townsl4i7
to-day. The body of fully developed
| male child was found dead in creek, and
! suspicion pointed to young unmarried
woman, Mary Keyser, as the mother of
the child. Squire Schubert summoned
jury and DR.. P. w. Meertz made a
, bydrostatic test and found the child was
alive at the time of birth and
fully developed. The jury pro-
ceeded to the house where Miss
Keyser was employed as a nurse. They
found her up stairs in bed, and upon show
ing her the dead infant she made a full
confession of her crime. She said she was
the mother of the infant; that it was born
before daylight this morning on the porch
of the house, where she was ell alone; that
she then took it and walked to creek
about 200 yards distant, and threw it into
the water in order to hide all the evidences
of her crime. She then walked back IN
aided and went to bed, where she still re-
mains under police surveillance. She will
be locked up as soon as she can be safely re-
moved. Miss Keyser also confesses that
the child was living from the time of its
birth until she threw it into the creek.
SAVED BT HIS WATCH.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
MT. STERLING, KY, Jan. 2.-The crack OF
a pistol in front of the Sentinel Office to
day at 1 O'Clock, but fortunately the in
tended victim was miracGlOusly saved by
his gold watch Jno. 3. Lane, of this coun-
ty, and Sam Walker, of Bath county, both
excellent and sober citizens, got into d.
fculty about some trivial c.2tS.
ter, when Walker dew bis
pistol. end ,2lacing it close to Lanes left
s.de, frl', Thinking he had killed his man
Walker did rot repeat the shot, but walked
up, was taken into DR.. Thonsby's Office,
and upon investigation it was found the
bullet had ploughed it's way into his gold
watch, lodging between the cases, thus saw
ing his life. Lane at first thought he was
done for, and was overjoyed 10 find he was
unhurt. There was large crowd in town,
and intense excitement prevailed for some
time.
FOUND MURDERED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CALoIs, Me-. Jan. Mrs. VIM. Carr,
aged forty-fve years, formerly of Mirimi-
chi, n. B., whose husband was around here
bOIuO yCdIS dSO3 was 1OuAO oOdO tulS
morning on the floor of the back room of
the apartments of Tim Loomoy and his
wife Mag, in Hog alley. The woman had
apparently been dead some hours. The
room was in great disorder, portions of
chairs, the stove and bed were destribut-
cd in all directions and covered with blood
stains. A common jack-kpife
lay in one corner, also
covered with blood. The body was
naked to the waist, bruised about the face
and neck and breast and coverd with
blood Loomey was induced to come
across the line, and both he and his wife
were arrested. Both were intoxicated and
told conflicting stories. Loomey says that
the woman came to his house last evening.
After having drank what liquor she had,
she went out and procured another pint,
which she drank, after which Mrs. Carr
fell to the floor and commenced to bleed
at the mouth. Being large woman
they were unable to lift her,
and thinking the flow of blood would soon
cease, they put pillows under her head,
covered her with a comfortable and retired.
The neighbors say their orgies were kept
up till late this morning, when both tie
Loomeys left the house. Mrs. Loomey
went to her daughters covered with blood,
and the daughter says she went to the
house surprising her father had been
abused, and finding the dead woman no
titled the police. Mrs. Carr bore bad
reputation. A coroner'5 inquest will be
held.
TH8 LOUISVILLE IRREGULARITIES.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 2.-The board of
aldermen met tonight to hear the proof
in the impeachment trial of City Auditor
Phil. Hinkle, alleged to be connected with
the city hail frauds. The officer of the
chancery court served notice enjoining
the board against further proceedings.
The city will have hearing before the
chancellor tomorrow on motion to dis
solve the Injunction.
AN AGED WIFE MURDERER.
SYRACUSE, n. Y.,Jan. Joshua Clifford,
aged seventy residing near CRANKY, Orange
county, killed his wife,aged sixty. Clifford
surrendered.
EIGHTEEN ooNvICTs DROWNED.
RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 2.-As thirty peni-
Tertiary convicts, mostly negroes, and two
white guards engaged at Cowee tunnel,on