Daily globe., 1883-08-27
THE CRIME DOCKET,
Brutal, DRUNKEN FATRER SHO7
By HIS SON IN lTICHTG4N
A German Shopkeeper and Wife Found As
sassinated in Savannah-Lynching by
Utah Vieilants---A Faitb1ess Wife Sui
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TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE HORROR.

TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE HORROR.
BOSTON, Aug, 26.-An alarm was rung
this morning for fire in the second story
of tenement house at No. 6 Thatcher's
court. The house was owned by the heirs
Of Dennis Dowlan and was occupied by
eight families. The FIRE spread with
frightful rapidity and before the inmates
could be taken out four were smothered.
and one was fatally injured by Jumping
from the building. The killed are George
and Thomas Mclaughlin fourteen and
eleven years of age respectively, Mrs. Fred
Savage forty, Katie and Mamie Savage
thirteen years and six months respectiveIy.
Ihe cries for help from the persons i'm
Pr1soned ins de the flames, and the screams
were heartrerding, but the people on the
street could do nothing to save then. The
flames were subdued in less than half an
hour.
TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HUNG BIZ yIGILANTs
PARK CRY, Aug. 26.--At late hour last
night a number of masked men stopped
Engineer Thomas, Roadmaster Hughes
ard fireman in the employ of the Utah
Eastern railway and compelled them to
return to the shops and taking an engine
and caboose ran about thirty masked men
to CoalVille, about twenty miles distant.
Leaving number of men in charge of
the train, the vigilants proceeded to the
county Jail and bringing guns to bear on
the officers, they obtained an entrance to
the jail, and taking a man named jackson
Murphy from his cell returned to the train
and ordered an immediate return to Park
City. Upon arriving the vigilants took
Murphy and hung him to telegraph pole
near the station, the body being viewed by
number of persons on the early trains.
Murphy was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing shot Brennan last Wednesday, and was
confined in Jail awaiting trial.
SUICIDE OF A FAITHLEss WIFE.
LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, Aug. 25.-Valley
Falls, which was the scene of a suicide last
week, has another to recount. Young
George Posey, who committed suicide, for
year or more had intimate relations with
his brothers wife, and on beng discover
ed, felt the shame and disgrace SO much
that he determined to end his life. The
woman had fed to Trinidad, Col, and
wanted the boy to follow. but when she
learned Of his Death shs returned with her
husband, who had gone after her, ard on
getting home this morning, took dose of
eErychnine Considerable excitement ex-
lists and great sympathy is felt for the
husband. The woman confessed, before
she died, to having tried 10 poison her
husband a short time before.
A BRUTAL DRUNKEN FATHER SHOT BE HIS
son.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 26.-CAbel
Lincoln: farmer living four miles west
of Saginaw City, was shot and instantly
killed at late hour last night, by bis son
Charles The murdered man was residing
at home. The old man was addicted to
drink, and when in liquor was very quar-
relsome, and about two years ago, fractur-
ed his sons head IN quarrel. Last night
he came home drunk, and gaining the pos
session of revolver, lifted if at the son,
when the latter drew his own weapon and
shot three bullets into the old mans head
He came to this city and gave himself up
to the authorities this evening.
REILLY's LYNCHING.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.J
OsKosH, Aug. 26. THE lynching of John
Reilly, known as "Buckskin Jack" at
Stevens Point, was of much local interest
here, as the noted desperate was brought
up in this vicinity, and was for years a
terror to this community. He was sent to
the state penitentiary from here two or
three times, and was captured here once
after making his escape. He was formerly
"pard' of the diamond robber, Jack
Connors, who recently escaped from
! Waupon, and has not since been recap
tured.
DESPERATE INDIAN HORSE THIEVES.
BISMARCK, Aug. PA special from
Fort Buford says great excitement prevails
there oyer raid made on the Gros
Ventres by the Crees. The Crees sneaked
in and ran off lot of horses, when they
we're followed to the Little Muddy, where a
| fight ensued in which several were wound
ed on both sides. Lit. Robinson, of the
Seventh cavalry, with twenty-sIx men, are
in pursuit of the thieves.
SHOT HIS wIFE's BRoTHER.
LAcoN, Mo-, Aug. 25.--George Stewart
shot and killed Walter Tracy yesterday
The murder was the result of refusal
on Tracy's part to live with Stewards sis
ter whom Stewart was compelled to marry
a few weeks ago, Stewards sister having
alleged seduction. Stewart escaped.
LOST AT SEA.
Providence, R. l., Aug. GA bottle
was picked up at Watch Hill Beach, yester.
day, containing papers with the following
inscription in pencil: "Brig India found
cred at sea, July 25, 1888" Passen-
gers, T. S. Burnette asd wife, Miss Bur
uette, Miss Baldwin and J. r. Pollock.
TOLEDO, Aug. 25.--Christian Duesner
the proprietor of saloon in the Fifth
ward last night shot and instantly killed
Corly Caswelf, of Woodgcounty Caswell
with others had become quarrelsome and
attacked Duesner.
WIND MILL BURNED.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Aug. 25.-Early
this morning fire broke out in the wir,
factory, at Annsville near Peckskiil, which
was soon heap of ruins. Loss $4,000.
Two hundred and fifty hands are throw1
out of employment.
TUsCoN, Arizona, Aug. 25.-Yesterda,
six miles south of Cliffe an express wagol
loaded With Chinamen was attacked b,
three rustlers and the Cinnamon returned