Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-02
CRIME.
FRANK JAMEs RELEASED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

FRANK JAMES RELEASED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
KANSAS CRY, No., Nov. 1.-Frank
James,the notorious outlaw,under arrest at
Galiatin, was yesterday given the freedom
of the town, and with his wife and child
walked about visiting stores. Mr.. Coomber,
United States juror, came TO Kansas
City today and laid the matter before
United States Marshal MCGEE to see If the
government did not have some hold
upon the ex-train robber whereby e
could be- locked up. II rransrires
that United States warrant is out for
Jsmes' arrest from Alabama for psrticl-
patlng IN the Shoals robbery, but that can
not be acted upon until the state of Mis-
souri, is through with the prisoner. Great
Indignation is felt by the citizens of Gal
latin over the fact of James being allowed
his liberty. In the court house while
james was walking about the streets, was
negro with q ball and chain attached to
his legs, charged with stealing a nam for
his family
MURDEREss HELD.
WICHITA, Kas, Nov. 1---Nellie G. Bailey,
the young woman oharged{with the muir
der OF Clement Bothemly in the Indian
territory on tho 18th inst, was held to-day
by United States Commissioner Sherman.
for her appearance a the next tern Of tbs
United States circuit court ct Wichita.
Nellie @. Bailey Is tWanty-oue ears old, &
handsome brunette, well educated, moved
III the best society in New York City and
New Jersey. Sac met Bothemly, a rich
Englishman, member of the British as
ISOLATION at ST. Louis, and arranged With
him to go to Texas TO start sheep ranch
Before they started she got deed for his
lands IN Kansas, valued at $4,000, and
while passing through the territory en-
route to Texas, shot Boahem tnio oh
the head, took possession of Ills truLa,
containing diamonds and jewelry, with
$1,000, 70 sether with his outfit, con 4isii, o
of sheep and stock, worth $4,000; buried
the body at Skeleton Rancho and started
south, but was arrested about nine miles
from where the murder was committed.
The case was worked up by .. S. Marshal
Holllster and assistant U. S. Attorney.
Charles Hatton.
AGGIE HI11's'NEw SUIT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.---Niss Aggie
Hill, claiming 10 be- Mrs. Sharon, has
brought suit in the superior court against
Senator Sharon for divorce, division of
community property and alimony. Her
Claims are based on wIiful desertion and
repeated acts of adultery. She says wnen
she married the senator he was deeply in
debt and bis property only worth $4,000
COO Under their joint management rs
man and wife the senator is now worth
$15,0O0000. she asks that au account be
taken OF all business transactions since
the marriage, that the value of common
property may be determined and equally
divided.
FBNCE CUTTING wAB OVER.
AUSTIN, Nov. L. Adjutsnt General King
has returned from Coleman county, whers
he effected an understanding botweer the
ranch owners and feace cutters. The
conference included persons from Cole
man, Wise, Cay and Jack counties. II is
believed here will be no further troable in
that section, pending the special session OF
the legislature in January.
BOY KILLED By MADHAN.
CuICAGo, Nov. 1.-Ohas. Schrader, II
years old, was murdered this morning by
Henry Peterson, Swedish Iabsrer, who is
supposed to be q madmsn. The deed was
committed on vacant lot on the outskirts
of the city, the murderer using club with
which he dashed out the boys brains. The
mailman WIS arrested.
THE zoRA BURNS VERDICT.
LINCOLN, H., Nov. 1.-The coroner's jury
on the Fora Burns case agreed on a verdict
at As this afternoon, declaring that the
girls death was occasioned by knife
wounds inflicted by persons unknown. As
Carpenter IS under arrest on warrant
the preliminary EXAMINATION will be the
| next step.
FRAUDULENT COLORADO Pre- EsIPTIoNs.
DENVER, Col, New, IAN unusually
important case was decided BY Judge Nc
Crary in the United States circuit court
to-day The United States brought suit t
cancel sizty-one patents to lands held By
the Colorado Coal ana Iron com pany auC
o'hers-1os Aminos company patent, OBJ
'alhe0 through the presumption Law be-
tween 1870 and 1874, issued from III:
Pueblo land Office. Il was afrerz,r,l
ionnd the patents were irregGlarly OBJ
tanned, and the patsntees fictitious persons
| testimony was introduced to show that
| register and receiver of the land ice were
parties to the frand. The defense claimed
Inc deeds were now good, granting the,
| wre fraudulently obtained. because now il
the hands of innocent parties. The iudg,
held adversely and reacered decision !,
| favor of complainant, which cancels tht
title to 1850 acres OF valuable land.
ATTEMPTED MuRorn.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. I.-Ex-sherif
Oscar Mckenzie of Morgan county. wa
called 20 his door by Ben. Reisiner an,
two OF his brothers on the prete2se @
making up an old teud, and was fatal,
beaten with clubs and left for dead. II
Reisiuers escaped and were pursued q,