Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20

own head, Robert caught his arm, Guen-
ther saying ''let me alone" A brother-in-
law of the doctor came in from the back
room and Guenther chased him back with
pistol until the sitting room was reached,
where he shot himself, the ball entering
just below the left temple. An officer
reached him as he fell. Ia moment he
rose and said 'let me alone" The officer
detected whisky in his breath, but the man
walked straight. He was locked up, and
when examined by doctor said he spit
the bullet out of his mouth, showed a
blister on his tongue where it had burnt,
but refused to say anything. The doctor
probed, but could find nothing. He is
about twenty-seven years old, WAS
raised by Schuchardt, left Wheeling
ten years ago, and has worked in
and travelled for Pittsburg drug house.
He was here seven years ago while sick,
and Schuchardt took care of him.
Schuchardt died five minutes after the
shot. He was seventy-seven years old and
was considered very wealthy. Coroner
Schultz examined Robert Guenther's
brother, who was the doctors clerk and
found Guenther had expressed dissatisfac-
ton over the disposal of the doctors mon
ey in his will. On the way to jail Guen-
Their wanted a drink and said: Il did it,
but am afraid I didn't do it good enough"
He came to the city about two months
ago, but refused to call on the doctor.
RAILROAD TICKET BURGLARY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March 19.-Last
night thieves entered the city ticket Office
of the Iowa pool and stole 100 tickets.
The numbers of the tickets have been re-
ported.
JUDGE LYNCH IN MONTANA.
HELENA, NJ. T., March 19.-While return
ing from Helena yesterday, Thos. Daring
ton, an old and wealthy settler, was thrown
from, his wagon and killed.
Last Friday night the barn and eight
head of horses, three COWS, hay, grain, ETC.,
of 81. G. McNally, twelve miles from
Helena, were burned. A vigilance COM
mittee has traced the crime. 1t is claimed
to have been done by two men, Coomes
and Smith. They were hung by the COM
mittee on Sunday night, and their bodies
brought to Helena this evening. Coomes
was an old Alder gulch miner, and at the
time of his death, kept the Eleven Mile
house. Smith was discharged railroad
hand.
ARASCALLY DRUMMER.
WHEELING, West Va, March 19.-John
keslIer, travelling salesman and collec t.
or for A. BRAUN & Sons, wholesale gro
GERS of Bridgeport, returned from trip
in buggy through eastern Ohio towns a
week ago aid reported he had been as
saulted, left for dead and robbed of $50.
The police have been searching for the
three men he described, as his assailants,
but now Keller confesses that he ap-
propriatsd the money himself, and gave
out the story to prevent suspicion.
SENTENCED TO HANG.
MONTREAL, March 19.-Timothy Milloy,
for the murder of a former employer, Mes
bit, of Tongue Point, is sentenced to hang
the 9th proximo.
JUVENILE TRAIN ROBBERS CRIBBED.
AUSTIN, Texas, March 13.-Marx Thomp-
son, the young train robber who assisted
in robbing train few weeks ago, was
captured and jailed to-day. ALI four of
the young rascals are now in Jail, the
youngest being thirteen and the oldest
emily sixteen years old.
FATAL AFFRAY.
IOpSoldl 1eleVTtAIn 10 Inc 0lODe.
MATAMoRAs, Mex, March 19.-An Amer
lean became too intimate with the wife of
q Mexican in the city of Mexico yesterday,
and the latter attacked the former with
knife. Several others took part, and both
were killed.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
RALEIGH, N. c., March 19.-Jane Will
Jams and little daughter are missing.
She is supposed to have been murdered.
Her husband and the stepfather of the
child and mother of her husband have been
arrested
ASSERTS HER INNOCENCE.
WATERBURY, Conn, March 19.-Emeline
Meaker, to be hanged on the Both, at
Meaker, has written to her husband and
daughter to visit her before she is muir
dered for what she is entirely innocent of,
and asking that her body be buried at
Barre. They refuse both requests. Mrs.
Meaker also wrote her son, Alvin, and the
officers that they would repent on their
dying beds for her cruel murder.
A MURDERoUs NEIGHBORHooD.
CHILLICoTHE, o., March 19.-Wm. Keyes,
q farmer living four miles from Greenfield,
stopped at the house of one Taylor on his
way home on Saturday night and accused
Stanton Taylor of stealing buffalo robe.
Taylor called out his brother John and the
two assaulted Reyes, who drew a revolver
instantly killing Stanton, and MORALLY
wounded John. Keyes started for this city
and surrendered himself. He was met by
constable and arrested. Four. murders
within the past five years have been COM
mitted in that neighborhood.
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.
LITTLE ROok, Ark, March 19.-Officers
to-day captured the Johnson brothers, two
of the Little Rock g. Fort Smith railroad
robbers, in Washington county.
SHOT HIS AssAILANr.
RISING Sun, Ind, March 19.-News
comes from Fairview, Switzerland county,
that during quarrel at Martins school,
on Friday evening, VIM. Holbert, after be-
ing twice knocked down by John Morrison,
shot and killed him.
DOCTORS DIPLOMA kUss.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, March 19.-Franklin E.
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