Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-13
BURGLARY AT HASTINGS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Especial Telegram to the Globe
HASTINGS, March 12.-The festive burgl
got in his work in good shape in this CT
last night, going through three place
though from only one did they make mu
of haul, tbs store of Messrs. Conklin
Whitman. the stock was depleted by t.
revolvers, several packages of knives al
forks, carving and pocket knives, wor
probably about 500. From the W,
the goods were scattered abo
it is thought the burglar was frighten
away before he had completed his sele
tions, the condition Of affairs indicatil
that he was endeavoring to sort out Il
most valuable and least bulky articl
to carry away. Another place Wis
ted was Nolsen's drug store, entrance b
ing made into the oil room, but this pl,
was abandoned without serious effort
get into the store proper. The other pla
| visited was Palmer's barber shop, where
good overcoat was taken. The officers b
lieve the work was done by one man, al
that when he left Hastings he was bouI
for st. Paul.
SUICIDE OF BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, March 12.-John Rora, a B
hemian forty years of age of 715 Sou
Morgan street, has been bad husba1
since he was married eighteen years ag
His conduct was so violent when in Oman
two years since that the Bee prophesled
would never be happy until he killed b
70 oh 10 4o5I i
and made good money, which he investt
with the saloon keepers. Since Friday /
has been particularly convivial al
gracious with his friends, standing drinl
and inviting them to his funeral which, l
said, would occur shortly. Last night
arrived home late, and as his wife opene
the door he hit her blow in the face. 81
was terrified and with her three childre
passed the night. with q neighbor. At g.;
this morning she found her husband dea
in bed. A revolver lay by his side wit
which he had shot himself in the heart.
BLEW OFF THE TOP OF HIS HEAD.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., March 12-Geors
Kenney, an ex-soldier, suicided at Fo
Leavenworth yesterday, blowing the to
of his head off with a carbine. He form
erly served in the Second and Fourth cava
ry, and Fourteenth infantry. The eau
was illness and being out of work al
money.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-This NOR
ing John S. Syren shot his brothers vii
Lizzie Syren, in the breast, and then sh
himself through the temple. Syren, hu
band of the injured woman, keeps a b
kerry. His brother John, who came fro
Germany about year ago, is believed
be demented. While the baker was selli1
bread, John Morrow, a neighbcr. heari1
quarreling and tive pistol shots, ran to Il
rear room and found Mrs. Syren wounde
A struggle ensued between the two me
during which Morrow wrenched the pist
from the Infatuated mans grasp. III
latter then fed to the yard and DRAWN
another pistol, shot himself. The docto
say both Will die.
HOW IT OCCURRED.
PITTsBURG, March 12.-Nicholas Kretsc
murdered last night, had attended chris
ening yesterday at the house of ma
named Utter. During the festivities q re
occurred in which Kretsch was beatC
about the head and stabbed in the back |
two brothers named Wilhelm. Kretst
finally made his escape and went HON
where he was found unconscious, about
o'clock-dying shortly afterward. II
Wilhena brothers have been arrested.
SHOT BY A SALOON KEEPER.
CLEVELAND, March 12.-Henry Cassie
died to-day from a wound inflicted
Daniel O'Neil late last night. Cassidy W
under the influence of liquor and went
O'Neil's saloon and demanded liquc
which was refused. Cassidy drew knit
revolver and shot Cassidy in the hea
O'Neil is under arrest.
COMPLETELY WITH GRAVE ROBBERS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Dr. Vim.
Forbes, a demonstration of anatomy in Il
Jefferson Medical college, charged wi
completely in the Dissertation of graves
Lebanon cemetery, several months az
was placed on trial in the court of quart
sessions to-day.
DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Catherine E
wards, young lady of eighteen living
Caseyville, st. Clair county, ILL.,, some t,
miles from East st. Louis, was shot al
killed last Saturday evening by Jno.Jacot
an intimate friend who thought to fright,
and have some fun with her by pointing
shot gun and swapping cap at her. T.
gun exploded, to Jacobs great surprise al
horror. 1t proved to be loaded, and Il
young lady received charge of shot
her left breast, and died almost Instant
Jacobs surrendered himself and is almo
crazy over the event.
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
SAN FRANeIsoo, March IA San 10
dispatch says, W. 2. Renowden, living
few miles from town, was found this NOR
ing shot through the heart, near his bur
ing house. The remains of friend, Arch
Mcintyre, were found half consumed
the ruins. No clue to the perpetratC
Renowden is believed to have had consi
cradle money in the house, and robbery