Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-01

disturbance. The Mexican and his COM
panion departed for San Antonio by the
morning train, but before leaving he admit
ted that they were not married, but said
they soon would be, as they were
eloping for that purpose. The true facts
| developed to-day. The woman is the wife
of Samuel Cole, residing fourteen miles
south of Dallas, who, the officers say, is
one of the most notorious horse thieves in
| the state, and who has been dodging them
| for long time. The Mexican has spent
the summer near Coile's house, and he and
Mrs. Cole, becoming infatuated, eloped.
Coles venture to the city to recover his
child cost him his liberty, as the officers
nabbed him early this morning on an old
indictment for horse stealing; also on sus-
| picion of stealing a fine span from Andrew
Burdsla few nights ago. There has been
strong suspicion that he and Martinez
have been jointly interested in equine
crookedness, and new and interesting de-
velopnents are anticipated.
STABBED TO DEATH.
NEW YORK, Sept. so.-A middle aged
German, only known as "Henry," was al
most instantly killed tonight in the base
ment 152 Greenarch street, by another un-
known German. The murdered man was
in an emigrant employment agency at
that number, as porter. The murderer
applied for sleeping quarters tonight aud
was refused. He Immediately attacked
the porter with knife and slashing his
throat, severed the jugular vein, causing
his death in few minutes. The murderer
ran out the back way pursued by a num-
ber. of people but escaped. The police
we're notified, but up to a late hour had not
succeeded in capturing him.
FOUND MURDERED.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 30.-The bsdy OF
young man, shot dead early this morning
opposite POI Forsyth street has been iden-
titled as that of VIM. Stalminger, twenty
years old, a shipping clerk for Stratton &
Storm, cigar manufacturers. Three men
have been arrested on suspicion. and ara
still held.
The police claim to have evidence that
Charles Heak tailor aud arrested, killed
Hamenger last night. The young man and
some companions were making noise on
the streets, it seems, and Heak came down
from his room and fired at them because
they refused to go away.
NEW THEORY OF MURDER.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 3O.-Wolfred
Girard, of Holden was shot fatally Satur-
day night by Charles Tonshon, a former
mill owner. Toushon says he was afraid
of robbers and had his pistol in his hand
as he was driving along. His horse shed
when meeting GIrard and two companions,
causing the revolver to go of.
UNPOPULAR PRrFsT
WIIKEsBAERE, Sept. 30.-A Polish con-
gregation at Nanticoke are trying to de-
pose their priest, Father Gramlurs. Re-
Gently 600 members petitioned Bishop
O'Hara to remove hia, and to-day he was
met at the church door by the excited con.
gregation, who refused to permit him to
enter for the celebration of high mass.
They charge him with financial misman-
egemeut.
PROBABLY MURDERED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. so. - About five
o'clock this morning, story and half
house in the eastern part of ShelbyviIle,
Ind, occnpied by Kittie Wells as a house
of i'll fame, was set afire and entirely con-
sumed. Flora Garrett and Maggie Wells,
two of the inmates, who were sleeping in
back room up stairs, wero unable to es-
cape and were burned to death. Kittie
Wells, the mistress, and Nelson Pudgam
and Herman Formelia, who we're sleeping
down stairs, escaped. The Garret girl was
about eighteen years of age and her home
was in st. Omery, Rusk county. The
Wells girl was from Columbus, this state,
aged twenty-five. 1t is thought by some
that the girls were murdered and then
fire set to the house to conceal the
crime, as the left breast and arm of one
girl was found to have several cuts as if
with knife. A dirk knife was found
near the remains. An inquest was held
this afternoon but nothing definite was
decided.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
SAI1NA, Ohio, Sept 29.-Olin Camobeu
farmer sixty years old residing four
miles north of here. shot and killed his
wife while she was digging potatoes this
morning. He used revolver shot her in
the head and then shot himself dead, put
ting two balls in his chest.
CIRCUS MAN KILLED.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 29.-The body
of Ambrose Rine was found under the Bal
t1more d Ohio railroad bridge this morn
ing with his neck broken. Deceased was
an attache of Forepaugh's circus; his home
is Pittsburg. It is supposed that while
helping to load cars he fell from the bridge
to the rocks below. Death must have been
instantaneous.
SUING FOE WIFE.
New YORK, Sept 30.-James Frir has
sued his father-in-law, claiming $4,000
damages for alienation of his wife's affec-
tions. Fair and the daughter of Metcalf
were married surreptltiously year ago,
but never cohabited. All belong to Staten
island.
METHOD IN MADNESS.
PITTsBUHo. Sept. 30.-Mrs. Fannie Bry-
ant Newton, the sensational suicide will be
buried tomorrow. The remarkable cir
cumstances of the case have excited the
deepest interest here and the residence of
the deceased visited to-day by many ladies