Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-28
ROBBING A WOMAN.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

ROBBING WOMAN.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, March 27.-About 10 o'clock
last night Detective Costello arrested a
young woman named Addie Hunt ut the
residence of her mother, on Shotto street,
charged with having robbed Mrs. Eutchin-
son of 500 in cash and about $500 worth
of jewelry last Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. Hutchinson was knocked down by the
runaway team on State street near Rarri-
son. She was carried into an adjoining
drug store, the Hunt woman assisting.
While the injured woman was unconscious
Miss Hunt seized the portemonaie contain
ing the valuables, representing herself to
be Mrs. Hutchinson's daughter, and at once
disappeared. A woman named Cora
Coleman was arrested on suspicion
of being the guilty
person, but is now believed to be innocent
of any share in the transaction. The Hunt
girl is said TO have been kept out of the way
since the theft, for the purpose of avoiding
arrest. She was brought before Justice
Wallace this morning for examination,
charged with larceny, but at once took
change of venue to Justice Prindwelle. 1t
is reported that 500 was offered by inter
ested parties to compromise the matter.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER INDICTED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, March 27.-The grand jury
now in session have found an indictment
against Commissioner Albright for his
connection with the county hospital i'm
broglio. The details can be learned only
with difficulty, but it is probable that the
charges cover several indictments, inciud-
ing subornation Of perjury, conspiracy to
charge another falsely, and DETACHMENT OF
the records. The witness, Stevens. is
probably joined with Albright in two OF
more of these indictments.
MURDERED IN MEXICO.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LAREDO, Tex, March 27.-J. L. Thomas,
an American about thirty-fve years old, an
operator and agent for the Mexican Nation
al road at Rodriguez, Mexico, about sew
eRty miles from Laredo, was murdered and
his body thrown in the SGlado river Sun
day. A man named Wilson and three
MeXicans are under arrest on suspicion.
and the company is securing the country
for the murderers.
sCHELLER's TRIAL.
Special Telegram 10 the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, March 27.-George Sehel-
Ter was arraigned this noon in the police
court and his case continued until April
TO- He is still in Jail, being unable to
procure the $4,000 bail. His trial will be
strongly contested, and will last several
weeks. Over 100 witnesses on both sides
have been subpensed.
THREE MURDER CASES IN ROW.
ST.. LOUIS, March PA dispute in a
restaurant at Hannibal, yesterday, be-
tween Jno. Tower. white man, and three
negroes, resulted in Towers killing one
negro, named David Combs.
At Perryville. Chas. Wynn, aged nine
teen, and Edgar Garner,agea seventeen
years, quarreied, and the latter stabbed
Wynn, killing him instantly. Both were
highly connected. Garner escaped, but
the sheriff and posse are in pursuit.
John Berheimer, one of the owners of a
saw-mill at Fairfield, ILL.,, was killed by
Orlando Kirby, who escaped to the woods,
but is being pursued by officers.
CHINESE ATTACK.
VICTORIA, B. c., March pa Chinese
gang, employed on the railway near New
Westminster, to-day made savage on
slaught on Foreman Nevine, beating him
until unconscious with shovels and pick
axes. He was brought to the hospital in a
dying condition. The gang were nomi-
nally under arrest, bet it is believed can
not be held, there being no white witnesses.
Wherever the Chinese congregate in large
numbers the people Cypress and threaten
to attack them.
PASSING GILDED NICKELS.
NASHVILLE, March .27.-Late last night
NJ. G. Woodward wss arrested on tele-
gram from the chief of police, Campbell
of st. Louis, saying that Woodward was
wanted by the federal authorities on a
charge of passing gilded nickels for s.
gold pieces. While being conveyed to jail
he knocked down the two policemen and
was caught at the end Of the block By two
other policemen. The St. Louis authori-
ties were notified OF the arrest and replied
that they would send requisition for him.
Woodward is newspaper reporter and
was formerly employed il d similar posi-
ton in this city.
MUST GET OUT OF TOWN.
Ux1oNrowS, Pa, March 27.-Dukss has
not yet complied with the notice to leave
town and the twenty-four hours are about
up. He has not ventured from his room
since he came back, aud il is whispered
about that another meeting will be held
quietly this afternoon, when it will be de
cided what action viii be taken in view of
Dukes refusal to leave.
A SHOCKING OUTRAGE.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March ga man
named Johnson, living near Johustown,
suspected his hired man of undue intima-
cy with his wife. and finding Trey alone il
dense woods bound and gagged him, and
succeeded in securely pinioning him to thC
tree. After mutilating his person the as.
salient left Frey and the latter was discov
cred by search party two days afterward
unconscious and his limbs badly frozen