Daily globe., 1883-05-02
CRIME RECORD.
BURGLARS AT FARIBAULT.
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was broken into Sunday night some time
and rif1ed of $50. The burglars broke a
small hole in the rear window close to
the fastener and opened it, then raised the
window and proceeded to drill a hole in
the safe, which, not answering their pur-
pose, they plugged up and drilled second
one over the lock and broke it, after which
1t was an easy matter to open the safe. Ii
was an artistic piece of work, evidently
the .handiwork of professionals. as the
front door was securely fastened by them
from the inside by two screws. Two men
were arrested by Officer Kline on suspicion
near Dundas this afternoon. They are to
be examined before City Justice Hunter.
GUILTY BUT INSANE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The case of the muir
derer Moretz Stadleman was called before
Judge Jameson this morning. After
hearing the testimony of a number of
witnesses, who believed defendant insane,
the Jury, for FORMS sake, retired, and
promptly returned verdict finding pris-
oner guilty of shooting Constable Moony,
but insane. While in court Stadleman was
a pitiabIe sight. He sat on side bench in
charge of two bailiffs, fOaming at the
mouth and groaning continually. He
failed to recognize any of his friends. It
is considered doubtful if he will live
through the night.
PROBABLE MURDER.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The charred remains
of an unknown dead man we're found this
morning in detached box car loaded with
lumber on side track at Ridgeland, a
suburb of this city. There was strike
among the men employed on the dummy
road in the village yesterday, and the po-
lice advance the theory of murder and
placing in the car to conceal the crime.
THE CHILD MURDERER.
BARNsTABLE, Mass, May freeman,
who few years ago in fit of fanaticism
killed his child, and since has been in
lunatic asylum, and is now pronounced
sane, was placed on trial to-day for the
crime. Freeman, in his own behalf, said
that four years ago he was insane. When
the act was com mmitted, he believed he was
doing Gods will. Two years afterward it
occurred to him it was an insane act. He
never evaded the law of the land, but
thought he should obey God rather than
been insane for eleven months at least.
He fully believed his religious experiences
had done for him all they would. If grant
ed discharge he would accept the first
honorable position offered that would ena-
BILE him to support his family. Freeman
was then arraigned on the indictment for
murder, and pleaded not guilty. Judge
Colburn authorized his removal from the
asylum to the Jail, to await further action.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
TOLEDO, o., May IA bold attempt at
robbery was made this afternoon at the
Toledo National bank. A gentleman had
drawn about $1,000 which he laid on the
counter for a moment, when young man
standing near seized the money and made
off with it. He was quickly overtaken, the
money recovered and the thief conducted
to the police station, where he gave the
name of John t. Garter, and claimed to
hail from California.
DEADLY FRACAs.
STANFORD, KY, May News has been
received that the three Smith brothers
with Hafey and Yocum on one side, met
the three Cain brothers in drinking
house at Mckinney, when a quarrel arose
between the parties, during which forty
shots were fired. VIM. Cain was shot
through the head, Peter and James Cain
seriously wounded, and Robert Smith shot
in the mouth.
JURY OBTAINED.
COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-The jury in the
case of Lew Hawk, charged with the muir
der of Paul Lohman in 1879, was secured
at Delaware to-day after five days pro-
ceedings. The motion to quash the
indictment was overruled and the exami-
nation of witnesses begun.s &El J
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS. 4
BOSTON, May William B. Jones, aged
Is, has been arrested for robbing the hard
ware house, in which he was employed.
Three other youths are arrested for rob-
bing the safe of a lawyer, by means of
false keys.
SENTENCED.
New YORK, May II. D. Latham, who
absconded with $4,000 belonging to the
Central Railroad company, New Jersey,
and captured in Tennessee, pleaded guilty
to-day and was sentenced TO the state pris-
on for four years.
A DAsTARD--Z ACT.
HALIFAX, May IA hil5craant broke the
key of the switch in the Truro railway yards
and threw open the points causing a
freight train to run of, wrecking the loco
motive, tender and three cars. Loss, $685.
coo. No lives lost.
CoNsTTBLE SHOT.
MoNoToN, n. B., May 7.--Constable Dryden
was shot dead by Constable Sleeves while
attempting his arrest for an illegal seizure
of a house.
CoRINNE, Me-, May George Parkman,
of intemperate habits, married week,
jumped out of bed this morning through a
window, and savagely attacked his wife,
mother-in-law and nei., hbor. He died
shortly after he was secured.
ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING.
PORTLAND, Me-, May Waiter r. Pat
tee, agent of the Singer sewing machine
company, at Houton, has been arrested
for smuggling. He sold sewing machines
across the border, taxing goods and pro-
duce In exchange. The government, it is
said, has lost several thousand dollars.
WANTED TO SEE BLAZE.
BosToN, May MANY attempts have
lately been made to burn the hotel GIindon