Daily globe., 1883-07-11

themselves and raised disturbance. But
| for the arrival of the constable it is
thought Coughlin would have been killed
by Geisinger's infuriated companions.
Coughlin was locked up, but during the
night party of tramps tunneled the lock-
up wall and all the prisoners escaped and
have not been recaptured. Geisinger will
not live.
LOOK SHARP FOB THE BOGUS DOCTORS"
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The officers of
the Philadelphia dispensary, suspecting
the identity of the imposters, s'Prof."
Campbell and "Dr." Darling, who have
been travelling through the west victimiz-
ing people and enticing young girls from
| their homes, have requested Mayor King
to obtain photographs of the men.
Numerous inquiries have been received
here relative TO the men, who falsely claim
a connection with the Philadelphia dis
pensary. The mayor will make every
effort to secure information concerning
the bogus doctors.
| ASSASSINATION.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 1O.--A widow
who runs ferry across the Locoochee
river was shot dead last Thursday while
pulling party across, by an unknown
person concealed behind a clum of trees
on the opposite bank.
DEs MONIES, Ia. July 1O-News was re-,
ceived here at midnight of the assassina-
ton at Polk City, sixteen miles north of
this city, of R. L. Ginger, a prominent
citizen of that town. The deed was done
by two men, their identity being unknown.
FATAL SHOT.
BALTIMORE, July 1O,-John Mcguire,
gardener, ordered James Clinton, aged
fifteen, and Harry Gaskins, a companion,
who were trespassing, off the premises,
when Clinton drew pistol and fatally
wounded Mcguire.
HOMEsICK HIGHWAY ROBBER.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, July 1O.-Hugh Nc
Lean has been arrested for shooting Henry
Newrath on Sunday last. Mclean, an in
offensive looking Canadian lad sixteen
years old, had been employed as a farm
hand. He was walking on the railroad
three miles from here and overtaken by
Newrath. They walked quietly along
when Mclean drew revolver and shot
Newrath IN the arm. Newrath asked why
he did that and Mclean replied, II want
your money" Newrath handed him his
pocketbook and ran away. Mclean then
fired a second shot, which entered New
| rath's back and came out the breast, pass
ing through the lungs. Newrath is in the
hospital with a fair chance of recovery.
Mclean has been identified by Newrath
and confesses. He says he wanted money
to return to Canada. He was forty miles
north of here when arrested and on the
way to Canada.
HER BODY ExHUMED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1O.-Juage AL
len, of the criminal court, ordered the ex-
humation of the body of Louise Patterson,
shot in her room last Thursday,to definite
ly determine the range of the bullet. The
elimination took place at the cemetery
this afternoon under the directions of the
surgeons appointed to make an exhuma-
tion.
TEWKSBURY MARSH IN TIGHT PLACE.
BOSTON, July 1O.-The Tewksbury COM
mittee held a secret session this afternoon
and authorized a statement that it was vo-
ted that Wolcot report to the house the
fact that Thomas J. Marsh, Jr., refuses to
produce his memorandum books as to the
disposal of bodies. 1t is also said that
there is no doubt that Marsh will produce
Iu0 OOOhS, anu ludL HS mas dIt ln6 LlulG
been willing to do so if tee names of bodies
sent for dissection be not published, so
that friends too negligent to take away
bodies for burial, need not modest him for
sending bodies away for dissection.
FIVE TO THREE TO SMOTHER.
Boston, July 1O.-During the Tewksbury
investigation DR. McArthur and Represent
ative Mellen, member of the committee.
protested against the ruling of the majori-
ty of the committee, and turning to Wit
ness asked him to say if there was prac-
tice of skinning bodies at the Harvard
Medical school. The discussion of this
query, which followed between members of
the committee were even more personal
than any which has characterized the hear
ing, Mellen claiming that the majority of
the committee deliberately voted against
the minority, in order to smother the evil
dence. The majority claimed the govern
or was seeking to introduce totally new
evidence. Mellen's right to question the
witnesses was voted down to 3. Ad-
journed.