St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
CRIME CALENDAR.
The Other Menomonie Burglar
Captured in Minneapolis
Yesterday.
Frank Rigney is Wanted at Winnipeg
for EmbeZZlement and Whole
sale Forgery.
The Daily Crime Calendar as Reported from
All Over the World by Telegraph.

The Daily Crime Calendar as Reported from
All Over the World by Telegraph.
A BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MENoMoNIE, Wis, Oct. 22-The other ac-
complete of the burglar who was lately shot
in Menomonie was to-day arrested in Min
ncapolis by Chief West and the sheriff of
Dunn county leaves tonight TO bring him
here. The boy who acted as spotter for the
burglars is here in jail. If such swift
retribution could always be melted out to sim
liar offenders burglaries would be of seldom
occurrence.
FRANK RIGNEY WANTED AT WINNIPEG FOR
FORGERY.
WINNIPEG, Oct. 22.-Frank Rigney, of the
firm of Rigney Is Haverly, liquor merchants,
left town suddenly week ago. 1t is found
that he had left undischarged debts to an
amount yet unknown, aud in addition forged
the names OF several citizens to notes,
amounting in all to about $4,000. These
were discovered by the Merchants bank,
which is secured by mortgage on the FIRMS
property.
A CHICAGO EMBEZZLER
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-John r. Davies, of
Liverpool, England, member of the firm of
Davies, Atkinson 81 Co., filed bill for ac
counting to-day against his partner, john
7. Atkinson. ewhose alleged defalcation to
the extent of $500, 900 of the firm money,
as announced some days ago. TIL bill ex-
pressly charges that Atkinson gave checks to
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ne had no funds of the firm to his credit, and
he appropriated fully 5000, 900 of the firms
money in payment of his board of trade
losses. The bill asks to recover for the firm.
CLERICAL sCoUNDREI-
ST. hoUIs, Oct. 22.-This morning Detec-
tive Lyons swore out warrants for the arrest
of Martin Luther Fritsch, well known Re-
formed church minister and chaplain at the
county almshouse, and Samely Wearich, a
wealthy cattle drover, who had been furnish
ing the almshouse large consignments of
cattle. They are charged with bribery and
conspiracy in connection with the almshouse
frauds now being Investigated. Other ar
rests will follow.
KILLED HERSELF OVER LOVE AFFAIR.
VINcENNEs, Ind, Oct. 22.-Mattie Free
land, highly respected young lady of Wash
ington, twenty-five miles east, committed
suicide last night, shooting herself in the
mouth and in the breast. This made the
third attempt, before she was too weak to ac-
compish her design. The cause was love
affair.
TRUE BILL AGAINST WHITE.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 22.-In the Hast
| ings court to-day, the grand jury found a
true bill against Thomas Whyte, late cashier
of the Planters and Mechanics bank, charg
| ing him with being accessory to w. w.
Whyte, late teller of said bank, in making
certain fraudulent entries on the teller's
book, whereby Thomas Whyte was credited
with So, $50, as deposited Jan. IS, 1883, and
So, $50, as deposited Jan. 81, 1888.
THE DAVIS TRIAL POSTPONED.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 22.-The case of
| Thomas Davis, indicted for the murder OF
John Dittmar, of this city, some months ago,
in consequence Of the absence of an import
ant female witness for the defence, was con-
tinued to the January term. The prisoner
was released on $1,000 bail. The murdered
man was native of Philadelphia. The diff
Guilty was caused by some alleged insulting
remarks made by Davis in reference to Dit
mars daughter.
THE LYNCHING OF DORSEY AND MISS WADE
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 22.-Fullel
particulars were received this morning of the
double lypching of J. r. Dorsey, postmaster
of Alpine, Georgia, and the woman, Jane
Wade. When they were carried from the
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his niece, Mrs. Davis, and her guest, c. C.
Jones, whom he mistook for her husband
but protested her own innocence. Wher
they were being strung up they were riddleC
with bullets, and were left hanging till last
night. Dorsey was past seventy and the wo
man past fifty years of age.
RICH HAUL BY THIEVES.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 22.-William S. Bal
colin, local agent of1he Adams express com
pany at Woonsocket, personally attended to
all the duties of his office Tuesday evening
and saw the valuable packages and none,
orders placed securely in the safe and locked
up. When his clerk, VIII s. Boyder, opened
the Office Wednesday morning ne found the
wrappers Of the packages lying on the foo
in front of the safe, which he found closed
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other package containing $3.50, which wa
left uhdisturbed. The safe was not broken
open, but unlocked by key of some sort il
the hands OF the thieves, and which wa
taken away by them. Besides coupon
worth 81, 900 and 81 900 in cash, there wa
package containing checks and notes t.
the amount of $4,000 TO be forwarded TO
collection. Payment on these has beer
stopped. The coupons are payable Novem
Der and Is.
ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBED.
BosToS, Oct. pa Woon socket dispatcl
says the local Office of the Adams express wa
robbed some time last night by burglars, VIII
rifed the safe OF s11, ZOO in coupons an,
81, 900 in bank bills, both packages belong
ing to the Woonsocket Savings institution.
JOURNALIST IN LIMBO.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Telegrams to Inspec
tor Byrnes, of this city, by the district attor
ney of Fremont, o., says Thos. Evans,
newspaper man, is wanted there for embez
element Last night the detectives arreste
at the Mansion house, Brooklyn, Thos
Evans, journalist, who has been connecte
with the Brooklyn Times since he came her
from Ohio five months ago. He was held t
await the arrival OF the Fremont police
identity.
Is There Silver2
DULUTH, Oct. 22.-Major c. VI. Wilso
has just returned from prolonged tour an
survey of mineral lands north of Grand
Narais and that region and renorfa a mor