Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08

leOor IN the penltentlary for life.
The case was Immediately ap
pealed to the supreme court
which reversed the Judgment and sent the
case back for new trial. change of
venue was taken to this county and was to
have had hearing last March, but it was
laid over to the November term. It is
understood the criminal calender will not
be called until the Goth of this month,
although an effort is being made to have
the!case taken up on the 10th. It will oc-
cupy at least two weeks, as there will be
over 100 Witnesses to examine. The case
is certainly singular one.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
SHOT HIS soN-IN-LAw.
JASPER, Ind, Nov. Ton Sunday even
ing last Chas. Ewing, a respected mechanic
employed in the works at Birdseye, was
murdered by J. Carmichael, whose daugh-
ter had eloped with Ewing. It was be-
lieved the couple were married on Satur-
day. The father opposed their union. He
found them in the parlor of Frank Adkins
house at Birdseye on Sunday evening, and
without word shot Ewing and attempt
ed to shoot his daughter.
The parties were all residents
of Perry county. Ewing was % years of
age, and had been at work at Birdseye for
the past month, and went to his homo gin
Perry county last week, the girl returning
with him. They both asserted that they
Were married, and there is no positive ev-
idenee of wrong doing On their part. Car
michael Immediately left for Perry county
and had not been arrested at last reports.
Inc girl went to a sisters near Birdseye
and stayed there until last night. when an
uncle took her back to Perry county.
Ewing was buried to- day, and so far as
known there has been no effort made to
arrest Carmichael.
PRUssIAN BANKER-FoRGER.
Boston, Nov. Nathan Szkolney was
arrested on the steamer Marathon, this
morning, charged with extensive forger-
les in Bromberg, Prussia. He was many
years in the banking business and becom-
ing financially embarrassed it is alleged
he forged acceptances for nearly $4,000.
A MUCH MARRIED WOMAN.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WAUKEsHA, Wis. Nov. 7.-Another
husband of Mrs. Reise or Mrs. Baily has
been found in the person of Eugene Sweet,
son of the landlady of the house at which
Miss Baily boarded. The fact of his mar
rage to the woman has just been brought
to light, although he had been united to
her in Milwaukee previous to her we'd
ding to Reise. They had only been
living together very short time when an
intimacy between Reise and the woman was
formed, which resulted in her marriage to
him. 1t is said young Sweet disguised
Reise one night. intending to infict
bodily injury on him, but that the meeting
ended in hot words. Reise, it is clear,
knew nothing of his wife's previous mar
rage to young Sweet until after he was
himself victimized.
WIFE MURDERER LYNCEED.
LULING, Texas, Nov. AT u last night
a hundred armed masked men quietly sur
rounded the house in which was confined
John L. Martin, who yesterday confessed
numbering, through jealousy, his wife, the
daughter of Rev. Mr.. Newton. The guards
gave Martin up On demand. All night
long, previous to that moment, the muir
| derer had been protesting he ought to
hang and he wanted to hang, but while be-
ing carried away he groaned pitiously and
prayed for mercy. At 2 a. II. another
large body Of armed men went to the con-
stables house and asked for the prisoner,
but left instantly when informed they had
been preceded. Martins fcorpse was dis
covered to-day hanging TO tree in the
outskirts.
NOT A NRIGHBoRLY ACT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
Edward Konski both reside in the came
tenement house on Ccrnelia street. Heck
or returned home at late hour few
nights ago and Konski went down stairs
and opened the door for him. In return
for this favor Hecker knocked him down.
Konskl has been blowing up pieces of his
lungs ever since and thinks he will die.
So does physician who examined his
wounds. The row frightened Mrs. Konski
and she gave birth to prematurely born
child which is about to die as is also the
mother.
TEXAS SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Rock DALE, Texas, Nov. 6-Lsst night
few miles out, two men with black faces
attacked the house of German named
Herman. Empty1ng six shooters at
per and then riding awgy.
Walter Herman WIS shot and is now in a
critical condition. The best opinion is
the assaiIants were white men bent on
robbery. The recent excitement over q
reported rising of colored people of this
county led some to attribute the outrage
to negroes.
CROW DOG BE-ABREsTED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DEADwooD, D. T., Nov. Grow Dog,
who recently escaped, has been re-arrested
near Pine Ridge agency. The United
States supreme court has granted a writ of
habeas corpus in his case returnable Nov.
&c. 1t is confidently expected the judg-
ment of the lower court will be reversed.
FARMERS BoBBED.
GREEsoAsTLE, Ind, Nov. Three
masked men, at midnight, at point of
pistol, robbed Dudley Burk and John
Thomas, farmers, twelve miles northwest
of here. From Burk they got $500 and
from Thomas $500. No clue as to the
robbers.
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