Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-26
4 DEV[LISH Deed.
an INDIAN YOUNG WOMAN CUT TO
DEATH BY TR1MPS.
Cumulative Evidence That Lewis Killed
Rose AmbI -r-OkIahama Payne and As
sOciates Arraigned for Conspiracy
Against the Government.
DID LEWIS MURDER HER?

O1O LEWIS MORDEH HEN!
STAFFORD, Conn, Sept. 25.-The hear
ing of the Rose Clark Amber case was re-
sumed this morning. Walter Davis testi
fed he did not say hs saw Rose in q car
rage the night OF tie murder, as has beer
alleged, If he haa said SO it was only done
as joke. Edward Roberts testified he
had resided with Rose when living with
Amber but never saw any difficulty be-
tween .heln. lie said Rose often went
riding wi.h Lewis then but Amber az.
peared to think nothing of il. G. Mallory
arrested last night as an important wit
ness against Lewis was next called but the
substance Of his testimony could not be
obtained from the coroner. His testi.
mony Is very damaging to Lewis VIII
liam Lewis, Roses lover, was present al
the inquest. lie appeared nervous and
uneasy, and will probably be held. MAI
Tory Is SILL detained.
PERRY IND oKLAHO1IA PAYNE.
WICHITA, Ks, Sept. 15.-Bob Perry. a
Texas desperate charged with the murder
of man named Hart at Hermewell, Ks,
August %, 1882, was brought to this city
By United States Marshall j. J. Ressier, of
Texas, who arrested him near Dallas,
where he had q preliminary examina-
ton before a United States commissioner
and was bound over for trial in the United
States district court at Wichita. The case
of d. L. Payne and others charged with
consp racy against the United States is
now being heard before United States
Commissioned Sherman. The preliminary
examination will probably close to-mor-
row.
OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
LAFAYETTE Ind, Sept 25.-Yesterday
wealthy farmer named Atkinson, residing
at Atkinson station, west of here, on the
Columbus, indianapolis u st. Louis rail-
road, went over to Oxford to attend to
some matters of business, and was accom-.
panied by all the family except Miss Emma
Ale, eighteen years old, who was left in
charge Of the house. Upon returning
home about O'clock the family were hor-
rifed ct finding the body of Miss
Emma lying in pool of blood in an up
stairs room with her throat cut from ear
to ear.while many knife wounds we're found
IL various parts II her body. The whole
affair IS Wrapped in mystery. It is sup
posed the crime was perpetrated by
tramps who we're seen IN the vicinity OF
luS LdTL0 dDOub O'CLOCK. Another
version is that the girl was outraged and
murdered by discarded lover.
FATAL QUARREL AT a DANCE.
BaowNsDURG, Ind, Sept. %. In quar-
rel at dance Enos Scott fatally shot
Taco. Gibbs.
Killed BY HER HUSBAND.
BosToN, Mass, Sept. 25.-About1 o'clock
this morning Nellie Currie, twenty-six
years OF age, employed as cook in Parker's
cafe, was shot and killed by her husband,
Richard Currie, at the doorway of her
lodgings. Mrs. Currie was returning from
work and it is supposed her husband was
awaiting her return. The couple had not
lived together for some time, but occasion
ally met. After firing Currie ran, but was
captared and turned over to the police
He was evidently under the influence of
liquor. Mrs. Currie had an excellent rep
utation, but Richards was not so good,
No motive is known for the shooting.