Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24
CRIME RECODR.
MYsTERIoUsLY MISSING.

cashier of the Lake Shore freight depart
ment, has been mysteriously missing foI
several days. Auditor Leland says Good
| wins accounts with the railroad company
are all straight. His friends cannot as
count for his disappearance except that he
has become insane, indications of which
have been noticed lately. 1t is not thought
he is financially embarrassed, as one mar
was found who owes him $4,000, and he
had not called on him for the money.
| A UNION sEAMEN OUTRAGE.
MILWAUKEE, June 23.-At 2 O'Clock this
morning, the schooner Lucerne, the Cleve.
land barge, Goshawk, and the barge
Vought, from Buffalo, were boarded at
their respective docks, by twenty men
supposed to be union sailors, who pulled
the non-union men from their berths by
| the hair of the head and threatened to kill
them unless they left the town inside of
two hours. The crew of the Lucerne de-
serted their captain as did two men on the
| Goshawk. The police have gone aboard
armed to protect property.
COOKING UP THEIR FIGHT.
RICHMOND, Va, June 23.-The excite
ment over the Bierne-Elam affair has not
abated. All day inquiries have been made
as to the whereabouts of the principals.
Both are still at large, notwithstanding
Bierne was arrested yesterday evening.
1t seems that after the arrest by the Rich
mOnd policeman he was turned over to the
county deputy sheriff. The officers then
went in search OF Elan, tracing him to a.
house in the vicinity, but were refused ad-
mittance, and the county officer declined
to force entrance, he not having
search warrant. A later passen-
ger train from Richmond, bound west,
passed Hanover Junction and immediately
thereafter Bierne was missed. 1t is sup
posed he stepped on the train and got off.
McCarty and Royal, two of Bierne's
friends, were in the city to-day, and it is
believed were here to arrange another
meeting as soon as possible. What has
been done none but interested parties
know, but it is probable more successful
meeting will be had possibly tomorrow
or Monday. The arrest of Bierne and
friends last evening was in a measure il
legal, and he was not placed under bonds.
THE HORROR TO BE LOOKED UP.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The terrible
details of the exposure of DR.. Hathaway's
illegitimate conduct as reported were con
frmed to-day by the wife of the malprac-
titioner. She made full and explicit
statement of her knowledge of her hus-
bands nefarious operations. The chief of
the police will verify the statement and if
possible obtain witnesses.
A sUICIDING PRISONER.
LONG VIEW, Tex, June 23.-James
(lhnofhon formerly nd
of GAINESVILLE, but lately of San Marcos,
was arrested at the latter place on Thurs
day charged with forging proof of death
of a member of the Mutual Self Endow-
ment association for policy of S. 900,
and brought to- Long View this morning.
He told the guards he was very sleepy and
was taken to an upper room occu pied by
the deputy sheriff, He complained of the
heat and was allowed to go into another
room and wash himself, leaving his watch
and clothing behind. Shortly after he was
found dead with his throat cut. He left
letters asserting his innocence. If guilty,
he has not failed in his intention of OBJ
tanning money for his family as his wife
holds policy on his life in the same as
ISOLATION amounting to $4,000.
THE PHILADELPHIA CHARMED HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The coroner
began to-day an investigation of the
charges against DR.. Hathaway alleged to
have buried the bodies of illegitimate
children in the cellar of his dwelling.
Hathaway was brought from prison and
was present at the examination of Ann
Maria Morey, the alleged wife of Hatha-
way. She testified at length in regard to
the burning of babies and their burial in
the cellar. Sons of both the doctor and
the woman also gave similar testimony
Detectives Wolf and Miller were examined
in regard to the discoveries in the houses
occupied by the accused. The jury rend-
cred verdict that DR.. Hathaway had been
guilty of abortion in numerous cases.
Hathaway was committed for trial and his
alleged wife is htld as witness.
PARTNERS IN CRIME,
WATERBURY,, Conn, June 23.-The po-
lice have arrested Bill Davis, aged fifty,
and his wife, aged seventeen, believing
them to he tbe rincleaders in series of
burglaries and other crimes of the worst
sort that have rendered this section ter
Tor to good citizens. It is stated that they
have worked IN unison and led many young
SlI4o dStTdJs L he recent le6Vy ROBBERY ar
the Bristol po5tofice is traced to them.
The circumstances Of the case are unusu al
and sensational
THE BLOODY MEXICANs.
MATAMoRAs, Mexico, June 23.-Revolu-
tionists attacked Chiautta, Mexico, and
carried off two officials. The cavalry pur-
sued and the revoIutionists being pressed,
assisinated their prisoners. The revolu-
tionists were overtaken by the cavalry and
cut to pieces and thirty killed.
The RICHMOND DUELISTs.
RICHMOND, June 22.-Nothing was heard
up to 1:30 p. m. from the Bieme and Flaw
dueling party. The excitement over the
affair and anxiety to learn the result is IN
abated. Some delay occurred in the ar
rangements, hence it is believed that no
meeting took place this morning, but will
either this afternoon or tomorrow. Both
parties with seconds and surgeons, are
away from Richmond, but their where
abouts are unknown.
THE DUEL DON'T PAN OUT.
RICHMOND. Va, June, pa telegram
tonight report the arrest, near Hanover
junction, % miles from Richmond. of R
F. Beirne one of the principals and PAGE