Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-18
CRIMES OF TEE DAY.
Il KANSAS M4N MURDERED BY a
F1ITRLESS WONAN.
Tramp Fatally Shot Near HudsOn-Dyna-
mite Carriers Arrested in HaIifax-Ar-
rest of the Chicago Wire Tappers-Mur-
ders, Suicides, Etc.
y1or1N OF A FAIrHLEss WOMAN.


the Parvey company. started three weeks
ago from his farm near Newton, Kansas,
| with two thousand sheep, overland through
Indian territory for Texas. He was &C.
| companied by a woman named Nellie c.
| Bailey, the ex-banker's wife at Sedgwick
| City. Bothambey hired William Dodson
| to help drive. Last Sunday week, Both.
| ambey was shot by himself or somebody
else and was buried south of Skeleton
Rancho. The woman and man kept right
on with the sheep and teams. w. Hollister,
United States marshal at Caldwell, Kas.,
hearing the facts, followed them, arrested
and brought them back to this city Mon
day evening. He also took a metallic case
with him and brought the remains of
Bothamby back to Newton and buried
them beside his deceased wife. The man.
ner in which Bothamby was shot clearly
shows that his death was not suicide. The
party will have an examination before
United States Commissioner Sherman.
The affair has every appearance of dark
and bloody deed.
WANTED FEW DAYS MORE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Gov. Cleveland has
telegraphed to counsel for Edward HoYey,
sentenced to be hanged Friday next for
murder of his sister. in-law, Mrs. Fannie
Vermilyer, that he would not interfere
with Hovey's execution and that this was
his final determination. Hovey received
the news quietly, but bitterly upbraided
tho governor for not allowing him to have
few days additional life.
VAGRsNT SHOT NEAR HUDSON.
HUDSON, Wis, Oct. 17.-David Hefferon
and wife, living ten miles above here, were
put under bonds of $4,000 to-day for as
| saulting vagrant named John Wolfe.
The Hefferons keep saloon and drink q
good deal. Mrs. Hefferon became intoxi-
Gated and shot at Wolfe who was hanging
about the place, but the ball missed him.
Her husband then took the revolver and
followed Wolf. shooting him in the head
ear the temple, inf ling wound that
Will CAUSE lis uoaun.
TRULY BAD HUSBAND.
DOVER, N. j., Oct. 17.-Wm. S. Gray, q
| former resident, returned last night with
his bride of three months and going a dis
| lance out of town attempted to murder his
wife, and then robbed her of $l2. Mrs.
| Gray, who is from New York, is improv
Ing. Gray IS at large
ARRESTED AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-Two Suspicious
strangers, giving the names of James
Holmes and William IBrackett, were ar
rested today. In Holmes pocket wers
two loaded revolvers, several cartridges,
two dozen dynamite cartridges, and copy
of an Irish paper; and in BracketL's
loaded revolver and dynamite cartridges.
In their room at the Parker house were
two valises, one containing forty pounds
of dynamite and the other sixty pounds.
Their object is NOS known, but it is sup
posed they are either dynamite fends or
burglars. 1t is said both were here at the
time OF the Fenian scare last spring.
TAPPING THE WIRES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Warrants were issued
to-day for the arrest of E. T. Van Winckle
and William Alkorn, at the instance of the
Western Union Telegraph company, on
charge of conspiracy. The trouble dates
from last May when the Western Union
company refused to furnish market quota
ton to the bucket shops and removed its
tickers. As consequence the bucket
shops have since been at work at all sorts
of schemes to secure reports with varying
success. For time it was supposed they
managed to secure quotations by means of
signs from parties in the board of trade,
until the fact became known that they
were receiving quotations not only as fully
but just as sent over the Western Union
wire, and investigation developed the fact
as alleged that Van Wrinkle and Alkorn
had tapped the Western Union wire at the
union stock yards, and run branch wire
into a small Office in this city where the
quotations were taken off, and it is said
sent to all the different bucket shops. Van
Winckle was held in $1,000 bail until the
23d for examination, and Alkorn is not
yet arrested.
DENVER, Col. Oct. 17.-This morning P.
Breazdn, lately of Rockport, Mo-, was
fatally shot at Webster, small station on
the Denver & South Park road, by Jake
Beard, a coal miner, in drunken quarrel.
Beard was put in Jail.
Jas. M. True, small grocery man of
this city, committed suicide by shooting
through the head this afternoon, the wind
up Of a protracted spree, He was a hard
character.
SAVED BY POOR SHOOTING.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 17.-Sebastien
Brine, an italian laborer, attempted to
rob and murder John E. Fox, paymaster
of the new Erie & Wyoming railroad, near
Greenville this afternoon. Knowing the
paymaster had large sum of money in
his possession, Brine waited at lonely