Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-22
ANGELS OF DARKNESS.
The Pullman Palace Car ANGEL in Durance
Over in Portugal-A Mysterious Tragedy
In Louisiana-An Orderly hob in Ken
lucky Hangs Negro Ravisher-A Negro
murdered for Knowing About a Case of


In Louisiana-An Orderly hob In Ken
lucky Hangs Negro Rayisher-A Negro
murdered for Knowing About Case of
Observation-Disclosures Deviltrie..
AN ANGEL IN DURANGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21-Midnight.-A cablegram
has just been received by Geo. w. Pullman,
from the American consul at Lisbon, Portugal,
stating that Chas W. Angel, the defaulting
secretary of the Pullman Palace Car com pany,
has been arrested there, and that $4,000 of the
money taken by him has been found on his
Guilty in securing his extradition.
BOUND OVER FOR ASSAULT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
WISoSA, Nov. 21.-Clement Engle, who lives
in lsinours, Fillmore county, was to-day bound
over to the district court in $1,000, on the
charge of assault with deadly weapon upon
Miss Elizabeth Berthe and her son Elliot
Berthe In the town of Homer, this county.
The trouble grew out of an attempt of Engle
and his daughter Celia, wife of Elliot Berthe
but separated from him, to abduct her child
from Mrs. Berthes house on Wednesday. Dur
ing the affair five pistol shots were fred by
Engle and Berthe, but no one was hurt.
MYSTERIOUS CONFLICT.
FRANKLIN, La, Nov. 21.-On the morning of
the 10Th rumors were afoat that the residence
of Gilbert Newman, clerk of the district court
of st. Mary, had been entered the night before
by unknown armed men. Several prominent
citizens went to Newman's house to ascertain
the truth or falsity of the reports. Upon ex-
animation they discovered traces of desperate
struggle. there being bullet holes in every
direction and blood on the floor. door-knobs
mai 10
tnls time another report was circulated to the
erect that Ihos. p. Wilson, an industrious and
mighty esteemed young farmer. living about
two miles above here, had been carried home the
night before by unknown parties literally shot
to pieces. The report being confirmed, several
OF his friends repaired to his house, but owing
TO his Inconsistencies they failed to elicit any
information from him as to who inflicted the
wounds upon his person. The unfortunate
Young man fingered until o'clock this morn
ing, when he died, and was followed to his
grave this afternoon by large concnurse of
people. II there he any connection between
the traces of a death struggle such as was dis
covered at Newman's house and the subsequent
finding of Wilson, desperately wounded on the
gallery OF his own house two miles distant,
there is no proof at hand to establish it. New
man and his wife say that they did not recog-
nlze their assailants which, coupled with the
high moral character of Wilson, leaves good
ASssSoAiS W AOOUS uuu any tutDG To co
with the persons who visited Newman's. New
man and wife escaped unhurt.
VERY ORDERLY MOB
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 21.-At Lagrange KY,
last night, forty armed men aroused Capt. Jas.
russell, the jailor from his bed, and took the
jail key from him, went to the jail secured a
negro ravisher, Geo. Williams, took him two
miles west Of this place, and hung him. The
negro confessed he had ravished the S-year-old
daughter of Jack Barbour. The mob was very
orderly. The crime was committed last Tues
day.
SHOT HIS WIFE.
San Francisco, Nov. 2l.-George ". Smith, a
cooper by occupation, shot and killed his wife
tins afternoon. She had separated from him
on account OF his cruel treatment, and refused
to return. After the murder Smith attempted
to shoot himself, but failed. Mrs. Smith was a
native of this State, aged 24.
TIE ooBBLER's LAST.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-George App and John
Hackett. shoemakers, had a difficulty about a
pair OF boots which Hackett was making for
App, when App drew pistol and killed him
HORRIBLE CRIME.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 2l.-At Charleston.
Md, lives woman named Dodson in good cir
cumstsnces. She has two daughters who some
time ago became mothers of illegitimate chill
dren that were killed. colored man, James
jones' buried the bodies, and was threatened
with death il he revealed the crime. He told the
story to woman, and Tuesday two men. Vim
cent and Newcombe, cousins of the girls,
locked Jones in the Dodson farm house prom
ising him no harm il he would leave the State
forever. Jones agreed, and Tuesday night the
men and Mrs. Dodson started with Jones IN q
carriage for Delaware. About midnight, in the
dense woods at Van Dykes station. near tho
Delaware line, they prepared to kill Jones. He
begged for life and promised never TO return,
but the woman said to kill him and be done
with it. They fred two bullets into his head
and then dragged him into the woods, suppos-
ing him dead. He revived, however, sufficiently
to drag himself to y farm house and relate the
above story. The men have been arrested and
the woman will be to day.