St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01

1he gesas Pe'ioe cayu rs Marines, the
s1ioa Belle % Lave Committed
the Austin Murders,
Sbre1t, fhc To1aa Assassin, Kills q
DeRnty sheriff, and Is Himself
shot1>o VIZ
ennsgJvuula neither Locks Her
child Up rive 1cars--Clever At
fe.nrs - orgery.
AEaess sseais se5o,Ooo.

spac ~ 70 shs elcae.
eBiA, DecseI.--There is a strong
and weladtneaiicat rumor that Judge
M has skipped canada. Inquiry at
lle enerif Office this afternoon resulted In
3 aeinte ricuiafs but confirmed the
yga0f The recent exposure Of Yates de-
II c9ions etl fresh il the minds of
DfanF people 81 Peoria county. For many
wears b. was one Of ihe mSst prominent
men Gle ciir He was the guardian,
lhe trustee 0I the eNecutor of so mary es-
stf tias had become quite matter OF
eairs 10 appont him. He had real estate
81 1he siig and was Interested II several
aitle hpnse and rad an annua! sal
Ter the first ex-
was made Of his
asaiis End Is MAS found that he had APP
pgogated money ami frandulently con
verified the FUNDS 81 nearly every estate In
Dis charge pezens OF families IN this re-
eon found that esiatcs left them had
dN ndlcd away in has hands. He also had
charge 81 property belonging 70 non-resi-
Gent heirs. and 81 was found that these bad
been recbiessiv miamanaged. AS case after
oase WAS pilsl ua AGAINST him. the com
multy became greatly excited and his
friends wege rsbde0 Ia tearing for his per-
spDe safety d was claimed that he could
explain and remedy ne
TANGLED cONpITIoN
~ his accounts bat GAY after day the time
Watn he would 90 ths was postponed.
Finally warrant WIS ssued for his arrest.
He PROMPTLY gave bonds but these had
been brogn, and number cf warrants
w see1 demanded 5y hose who had suf-
Hsed BIS hands So prominent was his
eosiiioil q fle cts shat he local press re-
2seued fi1sn arr mention or comment on
h't ecap8as HinaliY IL was announced
Tia lie trognls and disgrace nad resulted
id as rompleLe pTosiraton. His illness
fa said TO BE- very serious. and it was
sIs,.e woGla n0s survive the trying or
deal through 31h be must pass. Public
sgmaaihg yns aroused in his favor. His
iiend and relatives picslred the prominent
Fsati. ile pu9i'e favqlite, and the gray
hared hlanthropist as heart-broken and
dying beneath TIE load Of suspicion and ac-
eiIsutfa Is number If warrants were
.hefe withheld. ana it was the general
rera d tie peopie that judgment should
Re y, aheid until after his accounts had
beer thoroughly examined. The examina-
lion egan promptly, out somehow soon
beg 4 BE- iGg and was delayed from day to
Gag ln Che meantime the judge lay in a
aarlyena5 room ~ his house. The blinds
were drawn and eisitogs were respectfully
informed Eaa il was ia
roo CRITICAL a CONDITION
tp seeaaY callers Ei1aly be began to i'm
rr1f tie e2nniIg % the present week
iie made lais aPf ranoe On the street. This
bad the els. I bringing cut other charges
against liin one OF these developed yes
terQay when Mrs Maria Runstettler
charged the Judge, who Is the guardian OF
her three children, with having stolen or
EnlaWf liy converted e beneficiary certifi-
cate tor 000, taken oa5 by her deceased
husband ia The Ancient Order Of United
N9rkmen- She ais3 accuses him Of per
gerting other funds Of the estate. She
asked for decree annniling bis guardian
ship. judge ates rgas ordered TO appear be-
frle tle county court Jan. II. This case
was one OF t1e smallest against him,
TIE amount involved being only a drop in
The bucket compared with the total of the
sums he is accused Of misappropriating, but
lkeWdenny decided bis course. He deter
f1iIied 60 ieaye the country. just how or
Then re lied s not known. but it is pre-
ssmed Re LEFT curing he night. Nearly
every uian, woman and child in the city
knew him Well. and the fact that no one
Saw him leave shows that his plans for es-
cape were carefully laid. lie is we'll
enough Y make seod time, and viii prob
0tt be 2yettEen. lf Is supposed ne will be
hears fi0m iu Canada ere long His defal-
cations win probably aggregate nearly
1z50. DcU