Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19
KILLED WITHOUT PRovoCAr1oy.

KILLED WITHOUT PROPAGATION.
CHICAGO, June 18.-Rudolph Brew. fifty
years old, was struck down and killed by
Albert Tusch, young man, last night.
The dead man met Tusch by appointment
to urge the latter to make reparation for
seducing the formers daughter. The as
sauIt was apparently unpIovoked. The
assailant is at large.
THE THIRTEENTH VICTIM.
John Flynn, six years old, was run over
and fatally mangled by the cable street car
line Yesterday. He makes the thirteenth
victim since the inauguration of the cable
system.
SHOT HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, June 18.--This afternoon
Adolph Ehrke, bricklayer, fired Two bull
let's into his wife's head and then blew out
his own brains, dying instantly. It is
thought the woman cannot recover. The
deed was done because the woman yester-
day applied for divorce.
HOW THE wooDHULLs HAVE FLEECED HIM.
New YORK, June 18.-A jury declares
that John Gill is unfit to take care Of him
self or property. The Woodruff sisters,
who, it is said, obtained from him q guam
| tity of government bonds and a deed of
| $4,000 house, are said to have escaped to
Europe.
AN EMBEzzLER CONFEsSEs.
| BosToN, June 1S-Arthur H. BlGuey.
cashier and head book keeper Of the Mas
sachusetts Loan and Trust COMPANY, has
confessed to embezzhng $4,000 Of The
company's funds, owing to mining and
other stock speculatioLs. The first init
nation of anything wrong was on Monday
afternoon of last week, when it was found
Blaney was $1,000 short in his cash ac-
count. His attention was called 10 the
discrepancy, and he said he had taken it
| for temporary use and would return It the
next morning. On Tuesday he did so,and
on being questioned about other possible
discrepancies, assured the president OF the
company that his deficit did not exceed
| 1000. It was deemed best to suspend
| Blaney, and experts soon discovered the
| defalcations. His mode of covering the
discrepancies was when a customer drew
| $4,000 to charge him as having received
| $4,000 or more, and pocket the differ
ences.
| SHOT BY FARMER.
At Enterprise, Ohio, on Saturday John
Adams was shot through the abdomen by
farmer named Putnam Wilde, who was
arrested.
| AN OLD FEUD.
LEXINGTON, Ky. June 18.-Last night at
Versailles, KY, Ollie and Press Brown shot
and killed Town Marshal Geo. Freeman
while he was attempting to arrest them.
The cause of the killing was an old feud,
the Browns alleging that Freeman had
killed their brother Sandy about
year ago. The Browns are in jail.
DESPERATE SUICIDE.
CLEVELAND, June 18.-At FrasersbUFgh
yesterday burglar, name unknown, who
| had resisted arrest and was shot through
the shoulder by the marshal OF Dresden,
aud plunged into creek. fiourished a re-
volver, detied the crowd which gathered
and drowned himself.
A SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-The schooner
Ephraim and ANITA, found abandoned at
sea last Friday, is now in custody of the
United States marshal. There is strong
grounds for believing Captain Harvey was
murdered and his body thrown overheard.
The condition of the vessel did not warrant
aba 1donment.
HORSE THIEvING INDIANS IN DURANGO.
! WINNIPEG, June 18.--Six northwest
mounted police brought in eleven indians
| tonight of the Cree nation, from the end
of the Canadian Pacific railway track, con-
victed of horse stealing near Fort Walsh on
the American frontier. They go the pen1-
Tertiary for two years.
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
NAPOLEON, o., June 13.-The body of
Lena Bourn, young lady of twenty years,
was found to-day in the canal in Napoleon 8,
near her home. The coroners inquest der
veloped that, instigated by the peridy of q
lover, she climbed out OF her bedroom
window during the night attired only in
her sleeping robes, went to the bridge,
tied her dress to the railing probably to
mark the spot of the fatal leap, and then
plunged into the canal.
GUILTY OF LIBEL.
New YORK, June 18.-In the libel suit of
August Belmont against John Dewey, edi-
tor of the Irish Nation, who charged Bel
mont with misappropriating the funds of
the Irish society, the jury returned a
verdict of guilty, with a recommendation
of extreme clemency. Belmont seconded
the recommendation and sentence was sas-
pended until tomorrow.
SOMEWHAT MIXED.
GALVESTON, Texas, June 18.-Three men,
Stinson, Briefly and Hamilton, from Mont
gomery county, were before the United
States commissioner this morning charged
with entering, on June 3, the house of
Charles Shannon, colored, dragging him
mile from his dwelling and attempting TO
cut his throat. Shannon at the time was a
witness before the United States court IN
the county election cases. Complainant
failing to appear the prisoners were dis
charged. 1t is thought the charge of per-
jury will now be entered against Shannon
Division and Admission.
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