Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-26
ATTEMPTED UxoRICIDE.
Ispecial TeIegram to the Globe. |

lage of Cur towni in Montgomery coun-
ty, is excited ever an attempt at uxoricide
Mrs. John Deiy6ndorf, who retired at an
early hour, was aroused about midnight by
feeling the pressure of rope around her
throat. She found her husband attempt
ing to strangle her with rope. A strug-
gle ensued. Dievendorf being in feeble
he 4lth, she succeeded IN breaking away
and rushing across the room jumped out
of window and aroused her daughter and
her husband, who were also In the house,
and the neighboring people, who cared
for her and took into custody her husband.
Upon entering the room a halter was
found in the bed. Dievendorf was
jailed to wait an examination.
Upon being questioned he could
give no reason for his violence, but was
very penitent and wept continually. He is
undoubtedly insane, and has in fact for a
couple of years shown evidences of being
deranged. He has heretofore been one of
the leading citizens of that section, and
for number of years been a liberal sup
porter and an elder of the Currytown
church. He is about sixty years of age,
and is estimated to be worth 100000.
Mrs. Dievendorf is sister of Mrs. Francis
f. Yed1er, of Florida whom she is now
with, almost Frustrated from the effort of
the struggle and her exposure il making
her escape.
WHOLESALE CONVICTION.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 24.-The trial
of the negroes at Centre Point, engaged
few months since in the Howard county
riot resulted in Wholesale conviction.
Three we're sentenced to hang, one to
eighteen years. Imprisonment, nIne to fif-
teen years Imprisonment, nine to ten
years imprisonment and ten to five years.
A telegram from Hope snys IA jurors
vera summoned before the panel was COM
pleted. Those who will hang are Capt.
Henry Carr, Lieut.. Charles Wright and
Lige Thompson. The last named fred the
shot which killed Wyatt, and after his
death mutilated his body. The thirty four
prisoners will arrive here tonight and be
placed in the penitentiary.
POISONED HERSELF.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24--Clgra Thorpe, aged
sixteen, died from rat poison last night.
She was an orphan and lived in the fam
lily of Mr.. Keii, a Matchmaker. Digap-
to have prompted the deed. The family
of Mr.. Keil, who adopted the girl some
years ago, refused to tell why she took the
drug. The police got no particulars. II
was learned that the fatal preparation was
a preparation known as "Rough on Rats
Two hours after the girl took it she was a
corpse. The neighbors limited at a scan
dial last night but no names were men
TONED. The coroner was notified.
SHOT HIMSELF.
PIrTsBUEe, Pa, Nov. 25.-Charles Trun
shot himself twice in the head this after
noon in the cemetery during the services
at the grave of his intended. Trum ar
rived from Germany last March with Ber-
tina Erglestatter, and came to this city ten
weeks ago. The young woman obtained
employment as q domestic, and Trum
went to Chicago. Ten days ago the form
er WIS taken sick with typhoid fever, and
Trum receiving no letters returned to the
city yesterday, half an hour after Miss En-
glestatter's death. The shock seemed TO
unsettle the mind of Trum, who was very
detected. No one, however, had any suspi-
cion of mis- intentions. The attempted sui
eide created intense excitement at the fu-
neral. He is still living.
ILLEGAL DEEDGISo.
PErEzsBURe, w., Nov. 25.-An order
was received today by Captain Vaughan,
Petersburg artillery, from Governor Cam
eron, for one Of the company's guns to be
cent at once to Mathews county, 20 be used
against feet of oystermen engaged in IL
legal dredging in the Rappshanock river.
The gur. Napoleon twelve FOUNDER, left