Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-14
THE INDIANA NEGRO L1ScH1Ne.
Especial Telegram to the Glohe ]

lA'PcoI0i ActeSEam 20 Globe.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 13.-The bodies of thu
four negroes who were lynched at Mount YER
non Friday night, hung all day long from the
branches OF the locust trees in the courtyard.
At O'clock they were cut down and buried.
The town is still in state of tremendous er.
element over the affair. From the size of the
mob, which could scarcely have been less than
3,000 strong it is thought that
NEARLY HALF OF THE MEMBERS
OF the community must have been engaged in
the tragedy. 1t is therefore predicted that
nothing will ever be done to bring the per-
petrators of the crime to justice. The death of
old Harris is profound mystery While
the mob was waiting for the door of the cell to
be cut through, some of the men gathered
about old Harris and told him to get up to die.
He said he was not able to rise, and if thew
wanted his life they must take it, Then what
occurred there is no one of the great crowd out
side can tell. The tragedy occurred in the Jail.
1t is said men were dispatched for
BUTCHERS cLEAyER,
and that on the floor the old man was chonned
up alive into mincemeat, and that the pieces
were flung into the sink. Others say hand
was his throat and that knife was buried
IN his heart and his body quartered
Still others say he was spirited out to
carriage near by and driven rapidly out where
no man knows and burned to death. Wha.-
ever was the means of death the old man dis
appeared if he had been a myth, and no man
but those who were his executiOners can tell
where or how his soul went out. It is believed
that the trouble is not over. Nearly half a
score of persons
HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES
since the terrible tragedy began. But some of
the negroes who were engaged in ravishing the
white women Monday night are at large, and if
caught will probably share the fate of their
fellows
NOT THE ANGEL.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
New YORK, Oct. 13.-Telegrams received in
this city from Norfolk, Va, establish the fact
that the individual who has been under sur
Vigilance in that city for several days. and sup
posed to be the defaulting ex-secretary of the
Pullman Palace Car company, Charles W. An
gell, is net that person.
FATAL TERMINATION OF A FAMILY DISPUTE.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13.-At very early hour
this morning Frank Gennen. living on Gibbons
street. got into an alteration with his wife
her down, when VIM. Hart cousin of Geuuell's
interfered, and Selling Gennell by the throat
threw him down. GennelPs head struck a stone
as he fell breaking his neck. Hart has been
arrested.
SALOON SHOOTING.
This evening about 6 o'clock Robert Hart
and Geo. Sherer got into QUARREL in Gruffs
saloon on Second street, Allegheny City, when
Sherer drew revolver and shot Hart in the
left side, infiicting probably fatal wound.
DEFAULTING BANK CASHIER ARRESTED
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Geo. Hazard, assistant
cashier of the bank of Auburn, Ind, was az
rested in this city by the United States marshal
to-day on the charge of embezzling bank funds
Hazard was first arrested some weeks ago, but
settlement being agreed upon he released.
To-day he met the president, cashier and an
accountant in consultation, but became impu-
dent and refused to settle. He was, therefore.
jagged.
WOMAN KILLS HER MAN.
DEADwooD, ID. T., Oct. ia shooting af-
fray occurred here this afternoon between Mrs.
Lowell, notorious character, and John Rogers,
an employee of Gregory's restaurant, which re-
suited in the death of the former and the fatal
wounding of the latter. The trouble arose
over disputed ground, and has been going on
for some time. Rogers cannot live. The as
sault was made by Mrs. Lowell at Rogers
house,