Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-24
CRIMES.
A PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

A PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July 23.-At a picnic of the
Nonpareil pleasure club yesterday at Shelf
field, Ind, small station just over the
line, Geo. Robach, who lives on McGoshen
street, near Archer avenue shot and
probably fatally wounded Theo Neubert,
aged 20 years, who lives with his parents
on East Twentieth street. The ball is
lodged in one of Neubert's lungs and the
wound is bleeding internally. The shoot
ing was the result of "a quarrel,
sTABBINa AFFRAY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Thomas McDermott,
and Jonas McGrath, two dock hand. labor
ers, were drank. McGrath drew q pocket
knife and stabbed McDermott in the left
breast and also in the abdomen. DR.. Gun
ningham pronounces the wounds very
dangerous if not fatal, the stab in the
breast being very deep and having entered
the cavity of the lungs. McGrath has
been arrested,
SUSPECTED FOUL PLAY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, July pa colored man by the
name of James Montgomery was found
dead in an alley adjoining his home on
Sangamon street between Ohio and Erie.
The attention of Marshal Morgan, also
colored. was called to the body, and he
caused its removal to the morgue. The
last person who saw Montgomery alive
was Annie Klaus, fifteen years old, who
lives with him as his servant, but claims
she was sent home by him about o'clock
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pect foul play and talk about Montgomery
being poisoned by Annie. The latter was
arressed at her parents house, No. 80 jeff
erson street, and will be held at the Des-
PLANES street station to await the result of
the coroner's inquest.
GOT ANOTHER MANS WOUND.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July pa fight occurred late
last night in a saloon at the corner of
Emerald and Archer avenues, between
John Schroeder and Tony Rickurt
Schroeder drew knife and attempted to
cut Rickurt, when a third party, John
Macarthur, interfered and received the
wound intended for Rickurt. Macarthur
was cut in the neck, the blade just escap-
ing the jugular vein. The wound is d
| serious one.
SHOT HIS FATHER-IN LAW.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-At Flora, Ind,
yesterday afternoon Alsius Reyes shot and
killed Samuel Stewart. Keyes sometime
ago was compelled to marry Stewards
daughter, whom he had ruined, and has
since abandoned. Stewart sent for him to
discuss the matter, quarrel ensued,
during which Stewart and his son assault
ed Reyes, whereupon latter drew a revolver
and fired the fatal shot.
A MOB ATTACK STEAMER.
MEMPHIS, July 23.-The Memphis &
Arkansas river packet, Ida Darragh, ar
rived this morning, and her officers report
that last Saturday as the steamer APP
preached Burnett's landing, just below
| Red Fork, which IS forty miles above the
mouth of the Arkansas river, mob of sew
eral hundred stationed on the bank fired
into the steamer. fatally wounding Alfred
! Warner, d Polander, who was working the
county coDvicts near Red Fork. 1t seems
a young machinist, whose name
could not be learned, but who
came from Clinton or Dewitt,
Ills, had been employed on a farm near
Red Forks repairing machines and cotton
mills. He became indebted to Mrs. King
for few dollars board and was preparing
to leave without settling, when he was ar
rested and taken before magistrate, who
sentenced him to work in the field along
with other convicts, for attempting to de-
fraud Mrs. King. The young machinist
had promised his landIady to send the
amount of his Indebtedness as soon as he
could raise the necessary funds. Not work.
ing to suit Warner, who had charge OF
the convicts, he had thres negro convicts
whip the young machinist, from the effects
of which he died. The sheriff of Desho
county arrested Warner and the three
negroes who had done the whipping anC
was carrying them t. Arkansas City, tn,
county seat, when the mob fired upo1
them as related. One negro jumped int
the river and was killed by the mob as h,
/ was swimming for shore. A perfect fusil
T ade was kept up by the mob, VIII
, followed the steamer down the river TO
some distance, endangering the lives o
the passengers and crew. The sheriff wit
the wounded man, Warner, and the tw
) negroes uninjured, were finally place.
3 aboard the Anchor line steamer City o
, New Orleans, and conveyed to Arkansa
City.
THE POLK TRIAL.
NASHVILLE, July 23.-The argument i
the Polk trial was concluded this evening
The Judge will deliver the charge to tn
{ Jury tomorrow.