Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-12
CRIME RECORD.
PARTICUL4LS OF THE POLK CITY.
IOW4, 1SSISSTN1TION.
Tewksbury Marsh to be Arrested-A Muir
der by Misunderstanding Oatrage-Bank
Robbery-WOrk of Cuban Bandfts-The
Carroll DefalcatiOn,
THE POLK CITY ASSASSINATION


warning one fred at Clingan, the ball
taking effect just below the collar bone.
He died instantly. No clue to the perpe-
traitors. The whole country adjacent
to Polk city was aroused, and squads of
men on horseback spent the night securing
that region. There is report that the
pErsuers are close on the track of the muir
derers, two horses they had stolen and rid
den nearly to death having been found
abandoned, and two more stolen horses
there. 1t Is generally supposed that this
| is the second chapter of the mysterious
murder OF Stubs, mayor of the place, last
| year, who was shot dead by masked men.
who entered his bedroom. CI;ngan and
he were great friends, and Clingan had
been taking an active part in ferreting out
his murderers.
| TEWKsBURY MARSH AGAIN.
Boston, July IA majority of the
Tewksbury committee have reported to the
house that Thomas j. Marsh, Jr., refuses
to produce the memorandum books show
| ing the disposal of bodies. The facts of
| the case are recited for the house to act
upon. A minority report presented says
the committee has all the essential facts
| that Marsh's memorandum contains the
names of the bodies dissected, and that
the governor used the names furnished by
Hall, one of his witnesses, in a way con-
trary to decency, and that no chance for a
similar course with other memorandas
should be allowed, and that the matter be
dropped. A resolution introduced by a
Democrat requiring the sergeant-at-arms
to arrest Marsh for contempt was laid over
till tomorrow.
At private meeting Of the Tewksbury
| investigating committee the question
arose on dividing the remaining time so
as to give Counsel Brown an opportunity
to reply to the rebuttal evidence of the
governor. The latter protested, saying
too much time had been already wasted
arguing Browns objections. He hoped
the Legislature would allow the committee
minded him that he, in a recent message
to that body, had said the purposes of the
investigation had been accomplished. The
governor vigorously maintained his right
to the remaining time, and finally left in
rather an excited state, saying the com
mittee could do as it pleased, but he
voted to close the evidence tom orrow
STAY OF EXECUTION GRANTED.
KANSAS CRY, July lin the criminal
court to-day motion for new trial was
denied and Geo. Grant. colored, sentenced
to hang August 81, for the murder of P O.
lice Officer Jones one year ago. The de-
Tense entered an affidavit of appeal, and
the court accordingly granted a stay Of
n All NJ
November.
CUBA BANDITS.
HAVANA, July IA party of bandits
under Aguero recently robbed
every person from the highest to the low
est on Plantation Coney, near Guareirras.
A physician was unmolested, having been
robbed few days previously of $500. A
store keeper and buyer coming up at the
time had all their cash and other valuables
taken from them, while Ctsnaman pass
ing by had a horse taken from him.
CLERKS INDICTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Robert B.
A. T. Goodman and Martin W. Culp, clerks
while in the employ of the gas trust.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 1.-THE cap
tain and lieutenant of the Salvation army
were arrested for disturbing the peace,
fined and bonded not to parade and hold
meetings in the streets IN future. An ap-
peal was taken.
GOT TO CARRY THEM BACK.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Five pauper
Polish families were brought to this port
By the steamer Lydian Monarch. The
emigration authorities informed the
steamship company that these immigrants
must be returned to London, whence they
came.
BOND FORGERs ON TRIAL.
New YORK, July 1.-THE examination
of Emil Brie, Isaac A. Biggs and Wesley
Lyon, charged with forging certificates of
Indebtedness of the state of Missouri be-
gan to-day. Ex-Gov. Woodson testified
what purported to be his signature on the
| certificates were forgeries. He could not
testify to the signatures Of John D. Graf
ton, ex-adjutant general. Grafton was &C
cused of getting up spurious certificates
and disappeared.
| WANTED AFTER SERVING HIS SENTENCE.
NEW YORK, July IA bench warrant
and detainer was forwarded to the warden
of the Western penitentiary of Pennsylva-
MA in order that Robert Hovan alias Hen
~ Paisen, may be rearrested when his
term expires, for shooting on February
18th last, Detectives Carr and Looney, of
Brooklyn, when about to arrest him.
A BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
KANSAS CITY, July ;11.-The fact was
made known tonight that about half past
two this morning, in Armstrong, suburb
of this city, two men entered the. house of
Dennis Murphy while absent and en-
ployed at the Union Pacific shops, and
seized Mrs. Murphy, and committed a
brutal outrage. Her condition tonight is
considered critical from the effects of the
treatment. She says she recognized them,
but they have not yet been captured.
TRAMP MURDER.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 11.-Tuesday
night four harvesters boarded freight
train at Whitehall, twelve miles north of
this place, to steal ride. While at this
station four other men boarded the same
car apparently for the same purpose, but
after the train was in motion drew re-
volvers on the first four men and after
making them deliver what money they