Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-19
A HANGING HARVEST.
COZ. HIETRiNFr, OF Pr, DOES 4
WHOLESALE BUSINESS.
Warrants for Five Executions Issued. In
Guiding that of Kehoe, the Notorious
Noble Maguire-Bloody Shooting ARRAY
in Kentucky-Two Men Killed and Three
Notes,
FIGHTING qRANaERs.

CIso1SSATt, o., Nov. l9.-Chaa. Young.
Archibald Steen and a son of the latter,
working farm on shares near Labanon, O..
had misunderstanding Friday, during
which Steen and son dubbed Young until he
was insensible. 4 hired man of Young's
coming to the rescue met the same fate
Mrs. Young and daughter came upon the
scene, and were both felled to the earth with
clubs. The Stems then fed, and have not
since been heard of. Physicians say it is
unlikely that Young or the hired man will
recover.
EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l8.-A fro at Fayette,
Ohio, yesterday, caused an explosion in the
drug store of Unbenhauer & Snow and de-
stroyed that and six other stores. Loss,
S30, 900; partially nsured.
SHOT BY HIS NEIdHBoR.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1S.-Jacob Dewitt,
prominent farmer and road supervisor, was
shot and fatally injured near here yesterday
By neighbor named Ingalls,, during dis
pute about the payment of a road tax.
DROWNED.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 18.-Thnmas Ken
mar, his wife, and Lizzie Callahan, of Paw
tucket, were drowned last evening in Woon.
socket, r. l., the carriage in which they we're
driving being plunged into a ditch forty feet
wide and containing nine feet of water.
COMING EXECUTIONS ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 1S.-In accordance
with the opinion of the attorney general
Gov. Hartranft decided to-day TO issue a
warrant for the execution, on the 18th of
December next, of the notorious Molly Ma
gulre, John kehoe, who was convicted of tho
murder of S. W. Landon in Schuylkil county
in 1862. Warrants were also issued for the
execution on the same day of Martin Bergen,
of Schuylkill county, Charles Sharpe and
James O'Donnell of Carbon county, and
Alex. Sayre, of Philadelphia.
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
New York, Nov. 18.-The Fairvew, N j.,
burglars were to-day sentenced to ten years.
imprisonment.
KENTUCKY SHOOTING AFFRAY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. ia special dis
patch from Mount Sterling, Ky. to the
Courter-Jour1al says a riot took place there
to-day in which from twenty TO thirty shots
were fired and two men instantly killed and
three wounded. Two of the rioters, George
and William Howard, were wounded, one
dangerously. John Thompson, a clerk and
disinterested party, was shot and instantly
killed by shot fired through the window of
the store in which he was employed. Three
of the rioters arrested Sheriff and posse
on the trail of the rest.
DEFAuLTINa COAL COMPANY PRESIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l8.-Geo. W. Hunt
zenger, who was arrested Saturday on a ca
peas based on an affidavit charging him with
having, as president Of the Philadelphia
Coal company, used $4,000 of the funds
of the company in his own business, was to-
day committed to jail, having been unable
to furnish bail in the amount of 100000.
Hunszenger says he courts an investigation;
that he left the presidency of the coal COM
pany in August, 1877, and then everything
was turned over to his successor.