Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-26
KILLED HIS BROTHER.

NEWARK, n. j., Dee. Pa boy rushed
into ths polies central Office at $50 o'clock
tonight and asked where he could find a
doctor. 81 have just shot man." he e1-
claimed in voice so full of excitement
that it was after he had cooled down q lit
tie that he could make the officers believe
that he had actually killed man, and that
man was his brother. A policeman went
to the house, 176 william street, and there
found the brother lying dead on
the floor, with bullet wound
through his heart. The murderer
is Jas. Schneider, aged sixteen, aud the
brothers name was Gustave. He was
twenty years old. They boarded with
John Schochcheng, who occupied two base
ment rooms in tenement house. They
are Hungsrians and have been in this
country about three years. Their land
lord, his wife and John Le:tenberger were
in the apartments when quarrel arose
between the lads. Mrs. Schochcheng and
John were IN bed room adjoining the
kitchen and Gustave was sitting on the
bed in the kitchen. The boys had been
carrying on bantering conversation
in Hungarian, when Gustave became en-
ragged and called his brother bad name,
rushed into the little bed room and raised
his hand to strike him. Before he could
strike the blow the younger lad raised
32-calibre revolver which he had in his
hand and fred, with the muzzle OF the
pistol almost against his brothers. breast.
Gustave reeled and fell back on the bed.
John ran out of the loom hourishing the
pistol and was seized by Lestenberger, who
wrenched the weapon from his hand and
then allowed him to lsave the house. John
is employed in the Domestic sewing ma
chine Office and his brother was black
smiths helper. They have mother liv
ing on Broome street, and shortly after
the shooting she called to see her boys.
Sac shrieked in a heartrending manner
when she saw her eldest boy lying dead on
the floor.
SHOT Els wIFE's sEDUoER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
BEARDsTowN, ILL.,, Dec. 25.-Yesterday
afternoon, while our principal streets were
thronged with holiday shoppers, John
Walton in an alteration shot and almost
instantly killed Joseph Sechier. Walton
gave himself up 10 the city authorities
and was lodged in the city jail to wait the
action OF ths coroner's inquest. Sechler
was Immediately taken to a doctors Office
near by, where he expired in few min
utes. After the shooting Coroner William
j. Bennett held an inquest over the body.
The jury rendered verdict in 40.
cordance with the facts above stated.
The post mortem showed that the bail
penetrated the body between the fifth and
sixth ribs of the LETT eide, passing through n
the apex of the heart ana right lobe of tne
| liver, and passing out between the eighth
and ninth ribs ON the right, lodging be-
meath the skin, where it was fonnd. About
two years ago Walton ran away with Sceh-
ler's wife, and this was the sequel TO the
old grudge. Sechler was an engineer on
a small boat on the Illinois river, and wes
returning from the vessel ~hep he met ms
enemy. The preliminary examination
will take place before police magistrate
Cummings at 1 o'clock to morrow.
ARRESTED FOB BURGLARY.
| Special Telegram to the Giope.
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 25.-UIysses s.
Grant, young son o. Rev. Wm. j. Grant,
for several years past promineEt Repuh-
lican politician, formerly OF Illinois. aud
| who is a cousin of Gen. q. 5. Gran. IS
to-day arrested on charge of burglary
and is now in Jail. He is alleged 10 hsye
| broken into house and stolen 8 me
| painting from citizen namsd Lane ane
| sold the same, Anothsr charge of dispos-
| ing of stolen properly is TO be nronghi
| against him. He has been leading 2 IeEy
fast life, and this is the second time La ha;
been up for alleged burglary. als bond
was set at $500, which he has .nRs fal
| failed to make.
| COON DEvILTRY.
Especial Jelegran to the Globe.
PARIS, KY, Dec. 25.-John Henry Dow
ming, Andy Mucker and Cass Cisy, negroes
engaged in quarrel at turkey sho0t 8
CIaysy lille, suburb, to-day. Dowilc 9e4
shot in the stomach and is dead. Naokel
was mortally wounded in the forehead, tht
brains oozing cut. Clay is III jsi.. Clay
shot Mucker and Mucksr shot Downey.
Clay jackson, coiored, exchanged foul
shots with Officer Henry in resisting az
rest. Tom Kane and Bob Thomas, by
ISLANDERS, were struck between the knee
by stray bullets. jackson escaped.
yusTIFIABLB SUICIDE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 25-A year ag
Charley johnson. son of Col. B. Johnson
one of the oldest working newspaper MT
in the west, lost an arm while working 70
the Panhandle. The deaths of his twi
children followed quickly, then his vii
died, and within few week. he lost hi
remaining child. Tho railroad eonpan
gave him position as switch tender at ia
bridge, and two or three days ago he va
relieved of his job because he Was nos i
ht mental condition to hold it. T0-da
he nerved himself up with whisky, and gc
. ing to the house of his brother, ahot bu
+ let through his brain, causing instzr
death.
SUICIDE.
3 Especial Telegram to tie Globe.
. NEw YORK, Dec. 25.-Richsrd Won 5terl
5 berger, son of the late Baron Won SieTnb.
ger, of Bonn, committed suicide By takir
= morphine this morning. Il AGgus
!. 1882. the deceased in e duel killed
unsuccessful rival in the affection
of Marie Marx, of Hsi6erhof castle.
fed to America and obtained employmel
in the dram store of Adolphe Hasse
Second avenue. He made many trien.
and confded the story of his love and exi
to one of his most intimate friends. I
5 had been wild IN college and become