Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-26

AYoung Mother BrutaIly Killed
by Her Husband
WHILE ENGAGED lKAQUARREL
The Murderer Made q Desperate Resist
anee and Came Near Being Killed
by Infuriated Neighbors.

CHICAGO, August, 25.-Last evening
Frank GlOyosky OF No. 474l Wood
street, shot and instantly killed hls
wife. The murder was the result of
two years of domestic unhappiness,
and took place in front Of the honse
where the Giovosky's live. No. 472l
Wood street. After killing his wife
George Gloyosky tried to shoot the Of
fictr who went To arrest him and be
narrowly escaped rough treatment at
the hands Of the neighbors while on
the way 10 the police station.
Mrs. Gloyosky was seated on the
front steps of the house when shot.
Her baby was in her arms, one of its
llti le hands wound around It's mothers
neck. The husband came from the
house and fired twice. One bullet
struck the woman in the head and the
other in the neck, close TO the baby's
arm. Mrs. Glovosky's hold on the
cnild weakened, and the babe fell 10
the ground, batbcd IN ITS mothers
blood.
incidents Preceding the Murder.
j It HlLIuEtNf - Il iFtTtlAll tlllptDNt-N
IN Nelson Morris packing house at the
stock yards. Quarrels between the
couple were frequent, and 81 one time
! the husband was arrested at the N
stance of the wife and he WAS sent TO
the bridewell. The murdered woman
| was Glovosky's second wife. Two
weeks ago Glovosky pushed his wife
out Of the second story window Of
their house. She was not seriously IN
| lured. lie was arrested, but she re-
! fused to prosecute and be was rel leased.
| Glovosky's action toward his wife
| caused the nelghbors to lend her their
| support, fact that gave hlm much
wOrrlment. He was afraid, he said,
! that they were consplrlng against him.
! He purchased revolver yesterday 10
| protect himself against imaginary enc
mics. Loading the revolver, he re-
turned 10 his house about O'Clock.
| He called mis- wife aside and showed II
| to her.
"Ive bought this" he said, ito kill
anybody who interferes with you and
me-"
az guess nobody Will do that" his
wife replied.
"Well," Glovosky said, with sig
nificaDt gesture toward the revolver,
II want to warn You to keep your
troubles to yourself"
| Frightened out Of the House.
The mans manner alarmed and
angered his wife and catching up her
| youngest child she fastened to the
sidewalk, where she sat down on the
frcnt steps. She had been there but
moment when her husband called her.
She refused 10 re-enter the house and
| he walked outside TO where she was.
| Again he asked her to go inside to talk
about matters, and agaln she refused.
She had only done so, when he took
che revolver from his pocket and
placing the muZzle close to ber head,
fired The ball took effect in her left
| temple, and rs the woman fell over on
the walk he fired a second time. This
ball took effect IN her neck, close TO
the jugular vein. The child she had
been holding rolled from her arms TO
the sidewalk. Glovosky hurried into
the house and went TO the kitchen,
where he removed his coat and placed
the revolver on table at his side.
Policemen happened to be near at
hand when the shooting occurred.
They found Mrs. Glovosky dead on
tue walk, and an excited crowd soon
gathered about the house. Revolvers
in hand, the officers entered the kitchen
and Glovosky seeing them, seized hls
weapon. Officer Suiaskl was too quick
for hlm and grssped him by the wrist
A violent struggle for the possession of
the weapon followed. the men rolling
over on the floor. Officer Fox for a
moment was unable 10 assist Sulaskl.
When the opportunity presented itself,
however, few blows on (ilovosky' s
head brought him into submission.
Neighbors Would Have Killed Him.
The sounds of fighting II toe house
had It's effect on the crowd, for the
people who had collected Outslde sup
posed GlovOsky was getting the best OF
the police. They armed themselves
with clubs, boards and siedge hammers
aud were preparing to enter the house
to assist the officers when they ap-
peared at the front door with GlOvOsky
between them. The crowd made n
rush toward him. Seeing the danger
that mensced the prisoner the officers
I sent word 20 the police station and the
stock yards, EnglewOod and Fftieth
street patrol wagons were sent 20 the
scene Their arrival had tie desired
effect and after standing of the first
rush the officers landed Glovosky safely Y
in the stock yards station.
Glovosky showed no concern about
the matter when the police questioned
him. lie said that he bought the re.
volver 20 kill those who would try "a
come between him and h's wife. lie
at first denied the shooting, hut after.
ward said that lie did II because his
wife would not leave the sidewalk and
20 in the house He spoke dispsrRe-
ugly OF bis dead wife and her friends
bat the dead woman bore a good repu
tatiOn among her neighhors.
Loss or THR ALuMBAcH
British ship Wstsnogged and Alan
doned and Crew Missing.
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