Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20
CRIME RECORD.
Il GENERAL LIST OF 1TTSDEMEANORS
OCCURRING TESTERDIT.
A Minister Who Imagined His Fiancee In
sulted-A Bloody ARRAY or Two-Murder
and Suicide.
A MINISTER IN A BAD FIX.

district attorney Hall wrote John S. But
Ter father of the young lady whose name
is involved in the matter, giving him the
particulars of the tragedy and alleged its
cause as being the ruin of his daughter.
Butler replied, There is not one word Of
truth in the charge you refer to. l regret
very much that Jenkins took up such an
idea. My daughter says she said nothing
to Mr.. jenkins that he could possibly in
fer anything of the kind
Miss Mary Buffers statement is as fol-
lows: Il hereby deny having made at
any time confession TO Mr. Ben T. Jenk-
ms, Jr., TO the effect that Mr.. Borden had
in any manner i'll treated me only so far
as shall be explained. When asked by Mr..
Jenkins if Mr.. Borden had treated me
badly told him yes. He then asked in
what way. [ told him Il can't tell, but you
can think any way you wish.'' The only
indignity ever offered by Borden to me,
was in the library about ten days ago,
when l was there for some books, when he
approached me and attempted
to put his hands upon me
and l Immediately left the room and
was never in his presence alone again dur
ing the remainder of my stay at Mansfield.
This conduct of Mr.. Borden "a me was
never mentioned to any one hat to my
mother
1t may be stated that Miss Butler had
a father and two brothers to protect her
honor if such protection had been neces-
sary. She is eighteen years of age, hand
some, and unusually intelligent A younger
sister was at Mansfield seminary with her.
jenkins seems to have been suffering from
hallucination when he fired the fatal shot.
Miss Butler declared that her relations
with Jenkins were only those such as exist
between friends, and that whatever con-
clusion he may have deduced from the
statement made to him ten days ago in re-
ply to his questions concerning. Borden,
| she did not Imagine they could be con-
| strued as an admission of any criminal
act on her pant. Miss Butler did not as
sumo that Jenkins had any right to urge
an explanation. Reports that have gone
abroad agree with the statement made by
Miss Butler, and as she positively denies
there was any engagement between herself
and Jenkins. She cannot understand The
! extraordinary and violent course. parsued
| by him IN making himself the avenger Of
her supposed wrongs, when she was &C.
companied home from Mansfeld's by her
brothers who were fully capable of de-
Tending a sister that might have been
wronged, if such had been the case, which
she most positively asserts vas untrue
except so far as stated 10 have occurred
on the occasion when Borden q. paoached
! hc- IN the college library.
SHOT BY AN ALDERMAN.
CINCnWATT, June 19.-Alderman John
T. Kelly, this evening shot and fatally
wounded James Tool, at fire engine
house on Sixth near Vine street. By
ISLANDERS say Tool came Up laughing and
exchanged hats with Kelly, who immedi-
ately acted as if insulted, warned Tool not
to fool with him. Tool assured him he
was only in fun, but Kelly drew revolv ell
and deliberately fired. The ball forty
four calibre, bulldog, crashed through
| Tools lett arm and went into his side near
the heart. Kelly tried to fire a second shot
but was prevented by Detective Mead,
who received the hammer on, his hand as il
fell for a second shot. Tool is still living,
but is unconscious. Kelly was immediate
ly arrested. He has been in number OF
brawls. In 1876 he was convicted anG
punished for procuring illegal voters, and
has been an alderman for a number Of
years.
FATAL ARRAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ia serious ARRAY
occurred late last night between a mar
named Dumpfy and John Temlin. The
latter was struck over the head with
piece of cord wood and probably fatally
injured.
| NOT BROTHERLY ACT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 19.-The police
are looking for c. G. Synod, who elopeG
yesterday with the wife of his brother
Ernest. They lived at Menomonie, Mich
on farm, but G. G.. Synod persuaded
Ernest to sell his place and start for Port
land, Oregon. They arrived here Saturday
and the brothers went on little spree
when c. G. synod got possession OF
Ernest's pocket book containing $500, and
he and Mrs. Ernest Synod disappeared. Il
seems Ernest had not seen his brother fo1
twenty years till a short time ago, they
having been separated in Germany when
they were lads.
HIS THROAT CUT.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-John Rufty found
his brother in an abandoned saloon at Ken
ton, o., with his throat cut, still breathing
and partly conscious. VIM. Hall, late
| partner OF the wounded man. has been ar
rested. Rufty, it is said, told his mother
that Hall cut his throat.
A CHICAGO SHARP.
WILNINGToN, June 19.-H. Clay Sale
hailing from II State street, Chicago, VIC
timized several people By borrowing
money and giving in exchange drafts or
western banks, which are coming back dis
honored. He has left, it is supposed fol
Philadelphia or New York.
BRUTAL MURDER.
DETROIT, June 19.-Early this morning
Martin Brophey, farmer, whose home i:
in the town of New Haven. North Owosso
was beaten to death at West Owosso By
Jack Phelps and Arthur Steinhoff, two
individuals who had been on a heavy
carouse. Meeting Brophey on the street
they struck him, then chased him, and
owing to the hour, Brophey was unable tc
find protection and was overtaken an6
beaten to insensibility, dying soon after
when the rufians left him. Steinhoff wa:
arrested and officers are in pursuit o.
Phelps. Brophey was an industrious anG
respectable man, and leaves a family.
The Interminable Star Routes.
WASuTHCTON June 79-Gen Rradv oaoo.