Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-15
FOUL PLAY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

BLooMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 13.-The dead
body of a woman was found on the Louis
vile, New Albany & Chicago track early
yesterday morning. The remains were
horribly mutilated, scraps of flesh and
bone being scattered distance of several
feet. A Swede, named Chss. Seman, who
said the woman was his wife, has been ar
rested on suspicion of having killed her.
On the woman's body was found {. missive
from Chicago man, John Artman. I:ls
letter was dated 2,31S Archer avenue. An
inquest is being held by the ccrocer,
LOVE TURNED TO MuRDERoUs HATE.
GRAND JUNCTION, Col, Oct. ia year
ago the wife Of II. A. Herrick, well to do
ranchman of this county, left him. Her
rick afterwards obtained divorce and
married Msrgaret Thompson. Mrs. Her
rick number one returned short time
since, and meeting Herrick and wife, shot
and instantly killed his second wife. She
was admitted to bail and commenced pro-
ceedings to recover some Of Herrick's
property. This afternoon, while the sher-
if and Mrs. Herrick ware at the rancho,
looking up cattle, Herrick shot and killed
the sheriff. TIE excitement is intense.
CAVE BAIL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Ira C.Bello =,
while on the water bureau, is alleged to
have defrauded the city out of various
sums, gave bail to-day to answer to two
new indictments, charging embezzlement
ana grand larceny found against him by
the grand jury.
POOL swINDLE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.-The pool men of
this city were victimized By two men who
bought commissions on the Jerome park
race. The sharpers bought that combina-
ton on horses that did not win, but were
telegraphed from New York as the win
ners. The swindlers gained some $500.
When the fraud was discovered they had
disappeared.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-It is reported the
pool rooms of Boston, Detroit, Brighton
Beach and other places were hseced to-
day. The wires were cut between Jerome
park and New York and five false winners
were telegraphed to all parts of the coun-
try. The scheme YVES we'll planned.
Agents stationed at all tie pool rooms OBJ
tanned all the tickets they could on the
horses named By the conspirators as win
ners and after tie tickets were cashed the
parties dispersed.
HELYN LEoNARD's STORY.
NEW York, Dot. 13.-Helyn Leonard,
young woman who shot and seriously
wounded Mrs. Clarence Smith, was con-
victed of assault in the second degree, and
sentenced to the psnitentiary for three and
half years. The young woman became
an orphan early, was educated in con-
vent in Canada, later was a governess in
Cuba, and later still became identified
with wealthy man here, who abandoned
her. She charged her abandonment to the
influence of the woman whom she shot
Then followed her arrest, imprisonment,
trial, conviction and sentence.
OIL GAMBLERS CHEATED.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 13.-The oil market
was broken this afternoon by the circula-
ton of false reports to the effect that the
Vandergriff & Miller well on lot 70 had
been completed and was flowing largely.
The we'll in the morning was reported dry,
and this caused a bull movement which
was knocked out by the subsequent report
that the we'll was in and flowing. To this
effect kilograms were sent to New York,
Pittsburg and Oil City, and the result was
that huge bundles of oil were dumped on
the market, depressing prices. The we'll
is not yet completed,it will be several days
before it is. 1t is reported that the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph company will pay
reward OF $500 for evidence which will
convict the sender of the lying dispatch.
MURDER FOE DOG.
CAIRO. Ill, Oct. 1S.-Wm. O'Brien, son
of V. O'Brien, living fifteen miles from
Birds Point, in dispute over dog shot
and killed Frank Lucas, q neighbor.
SHOT II TIE ABDOMEN.
CALLAHAN, Pa, Oct. 13.-Last evening
Michael Murray fatally shot Jno. HAIRCUT
fin in the abdomen.
CRIMINAL LIBEL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-In the criminal
libel suit brought by Gen. Hickenloper
against M. Van Bamm and Jno. G.
Thompson, Jr., reporters of the Ne,os-
Journal tried in the police court, Van
Hamm was dismissed and Thompson fined
$50 and co SITS.
THE DUBOIS STRIKERS.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 13.-There are no
new developments in the strike of the
Rochester and Pittsburg coal miners at
Dubois. Sixteen more of Pinkerton's men
arrived to day and we're sworn in as depu-
ty sherifs. The company has now fully
100 special officers enrolled, and is deter
mined to protect it's property. The rail-
road hands have also been sworn in and
armed. Nothing was done at the works
yesterday or to-day, hut it is the intention
to put the miners at work Monday.
THE SHARON ADULTERY CASE.
SAN Francisco, Dot. 1.-THE case of
Miss Hill, claiming to be the wife of Sena-
tor Sharon, and charging him with adul-
terry, was called this morning. Owing to
the reported absence of Neillson, Miss
Hills attorney, from the city counsel for
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