Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
DAILY GRIMES.
Arrested for Killing and Selling Cattle
that were Djseased-Lottery Ticket
Agents Found Guiity-An Indecent As
sauIt-Burglar ShOt-ConvictId of En-
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sau1t-Burglar shot-ConvictId of EN-
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AN UNPRovoKRD MURDER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Late yesterday
afternoon Police Randall 81. White was
Geographically spprised of the death at
the hands of murderer, of his younger
brother, SMYRNA b. White. The deed was
perpetrated at Robinson, COL, and the
victim expired at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning. The remains of the
murdered nan have been trans
fsrrsd to Leadville, Col, and
forwarded to Peru, Clinton county, N. Y.
forty years of age, unmarried and civil
engineer by profession. He was acqnaint-
ed in this city, having stopped off here at
different times. Six years ago he left Peru,
N. Y, where the family homestead is stu
ated. and entered the employ of the Union
Pacific railway, remaining with that COM
pany until the time of his untimeiy death.
The following was received from Den
yer in relation to the murder:
DENVER, Col. Nov. 11.-Smyrnia n.
| White, an agent of the South Park Rail-
| road company at Leadyille, was brutally
murdered at Sterling's tie camp yesterday.
| White rejected some ties furnished by a
man named Rogers, and the latter become
enragsd az this and struck White on the
| head with a club. White lived several
| hours after receiving the blow. Rogers
packed up his traps and left without any
attempt to arrest him, and is still at
| large"
SNEAK THIEF CAUGHT.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20.-Dstective VIII.
Owen, Louisville, returned to this city to-
day with Mrs. A. F. Lincks, alias Rose
Miller, alias Myers, alias Flincks, an ex-
pert diamond snapper and sneak thief.
She has victimized jewellers in all prinei-
pal cities of the south, especially Louis
vile, Nashville, Atlanta and Charleston.
Her game has been to examine a tray of
costly solitaire diamond rings on the pre-
text Of purchasing for her daughter,
swapping chip diamond ring
for the best ring in the box,
then leaving the store she promised to re-
turn and purchase on Nov. 1. She snapped
paste ring on Wiggers, jeweller, here for
| an $65 solitaire, then snapped the goli-
taire on B. q. Stief, iewellsr, for a $195
ring. She next worked the same trick in
Atlanta, Charleston, Augusta and New
| Orleans. She was boarding on Fourth
near Chestnut street, Louisville, with her
husband She says she was born and
raised in Chicago. She was held by the
| criminal court here in default of $4,000
| bonds.
AN OPERATOR SHOT.
| DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2O.-Byron III.
SibleJ, day operator at the Michigan Cen
| trail Office, Marshall, was found dead on he
| street in that town this morning. isving
evidently been m ordered during tn ,ght.
He has a bullet hole through the heal No
possible suspicion ct present a 80 the
cause, as ne vas a general fayorite. ouly
there seems to be that some person had
| grudge against him, and made an ap-
| pointment to meet him and shot him. 30
was twenty-five years of age, and the ter
rihle affair creates great excitement.
EVIDENTLY TEE MAN.
LOCUST VALLEY, L, l., Nov. 20.-The soles
OF the shoes OF James Doyle, arrested on
suspicion of being the murderer of the
May bee family, correspond exactly with
casts taken of footprints around the May
| bee barn. Doyle was handcuffed snd
taken TO Brookyille and positively identi
| ned az the tramp seen there Saturday.
| Doyle exhibited great nervousness when
| taken out of tue jail at Roslyn, and asked
the officer 10 protect him from the excited
crowd. VIM. Henry Brown persists in the
statement that Doyle showed him the
bodies of the murdered women in tine barn
Saturday.
Doyle was taken into the room where
Garrett Maybe was sitting and told to
say, ''me and 1 will kill you." He did SO,
and Mr. Maybee recognized his voice as
! thet of the man who spoke to him the day
of the murder. Doyle was taken to see the
| bodies OF the women. He said he had seen
| them before. He was then taken TO the
| barn and shed where the bodies
we're found. There he raised his
! hands, saying, II swear never
| vas in this barn before" He vas search
ed and ssven dollars was found on him.
lie said he had given S14 to lawyer at
Roslyn. Among Doyle's money Is found
a S. gold piece. May bee says be THINKS a
So gold piece was among the money tGken
DOyle's account of himself On Saturday is
verified, but his whereabouts from II noon
TO ESQ on Saturday are not explained.
As the examination of Doyle closed, the
floor of the room, being crowded with
spectators. gave way and all, coroner, re-
porters, officers, prisoner and the people
tumbled IN a mass. The cellar being full
of barrels, prevented serious casualties
The stove fell over adding to the oonfu-
sion. There was great scrambIing, and
many received slight injuries. The coro-
ner resumed the examination at the Mas
sau house, but no new facts were elected
The authorities ere not satisfied that the
criminals are secured, and the search will
will be diligently prosecuted. The excite
meut is unsbeted.
VIM. Lambaram, neighbor Of May
bses, and a woman living with him as his
wife, are arrested on suspicion of being
connected with the tragedy.
EMBRZZLEMENT.
KALAMAZOO, Nov. 20.-L. NJ. Tumferd
dealer in buggiss and agricultural impIe-
ments here, who failed a few weeks ago
was arrested on q warrant sworn out By
D. al. Osborn d. Co., Auburn, N Y, who
charge him with embezzliug 81, 400.
INDECENT ASSAULT.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 20.-Davis John.
SOD, living at Pekin, Ind, was arrested
here this morning charged with attempted