Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-12
NEGRO FIENDS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IA dispatch to the
Indianapolis Ne,os says: On Monday night
seven negroes outraged four white women near
Mount Vernon, Posey county. Last night
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Thomas, while attempt
ing to arrest some of them. was killed by Dan
lei Williamson. colored. This morning mob
of nearly three thousand gathered, shot Will
Hanson, hanged two others and are preparing
to hang the rest. Great excitement prevails.
AN Ex-sINIsTER TURNS FoRGER.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 11.-Jacob LIZ Levinson
came to this city several years ago from nes !
New York, accepted the position of pastor q
the Jewish church corner of Seventh and Wal
nut, which he filed acceptably for several
years, when he resigned and started
on Everett street, siast employing ssme
sixty-tve hands. Recently it has been
suspected that some of his financial TRANSACT
tions were not honest and an investigation be-
gan, when it was discovered he had secured
sums to the estimated amount of $4,000 from
business friends upon forged paper. Mr.. Lev
inson has disappeared.
IN LIMBO.
SAN Francisco, Oct. ia dispatch from
Stockton says: Burgess, the Bank of England
burglar, was caught yesterday at Niles by
Chief Detective Henderson, of London, and
Allen Pinkerton, detective of Chicago. Bur-
CESS visited this place three weeks ago and then
departed for Niles. When found he had enough
money left to take him back to England. He
was expecting to take an emigrant train in ~
few days. Burgess was heavily ironed and
brought here. Pinkerton left by the morning
train for San Francisco to meet Henderson to
take the prisoner out of the State.
NOTED DESPERATE HUNG.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA Galveston Neaos
special from Geddings, says: VIM. P. Longley.
generally known as Bill Longley, was executed
here to-day in the presence of vast crowd, for
the murder of Wilson Anderson, IN March,
1875. Longley made speech from the gal
lows, asking forgiveness of those he had in
jured, warning his hearers to forego revenge, as
it was the passion which brought him to the
scaffold. At 2:37 P. NJ. the drop fell. He
moved couple of times, his arms and legs
worked systematically few seconds. In 1l119
minutes life was pronounced extent. Longley
was noted desperate, and had killed eight
men, six white and two negroes, besides shoot
ing several Others who survived.
HELD FOR TRIAL.
DETROIT, Oct. 1.-THE hearing in the Hart
lana case was resumed before Commissioners
Davis at 10 o'clock to-day. The accused,
under advice of counsel, waived his right to
make statement but offered in evidence GER
titled copies of an affidavit and writ of replevin
for the books. and the case was then submitted.
Commissioner Davis decided to hold the de-
PENDANT for trial in the United States district
court at Marquette on the first Tuesday of May
next the bail being fixed at $lO.0U0.
BETRAYED BY REVENUE RAIDERS.
NASHVILLE, Oct. n.-Returning members OF
the raiding party in counties along the uppe,
Cumberland report that last Wednesday two OF
the party badly treated colored man, calling
him out in the night and outraged his wife
In the preliminary trial of one or the men ht
was held in 81 900. The citizens are very in
gnant, but speak we'll of the revenue men il
charge, who will hold the offenders to strict
accountability.
THE CONQUEST HORROR.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l.-Later advices from
Clio in regard to the Conquest family, who's,
| charred remains were found in ruins as stated
/! yesterday, is that Mr.. and Mrs. Conquest wer
| found with their throats cut from ear to ca
and skull crush he'd in. The baby's throat wa
also cut. The coroner's inquest is in progress
No clue to the perpetrators of the horrible
| deed.
/ INCEND1ARY FIRE.
Troy, Oct. 11.-Barker's wool warehouse wa
burned this morning by an incendiary. Loss
/ $l37 900; insurance. 81 100000.
| NOT GUILTY.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-THE jury in the case o
1 David Mullane, for the murder of Mastersor
which was previously mentioned in these dis
patches this morning. returned verdict OF nc
guilty.
i DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.
i MILWAUKEE, Oct. lin the United State
/ court this afternoon Judge Dyer ordered tt
discharge of John Cheekley, the alleged Cam
dian counterfeiter, on the ground that the o
! fence was not clearly and afirmatively charge,
Cheekley was Immediately rearrested under
. new warrant.
Bank Failure In Prince Edwards Islam
HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-THE Merchants ban
of Prince Edwards Island, at Charlottetow
closed its doo-s yesterday, and will probably
wound up. Gross liabilities, 1856, 600; capita
S46 900; total assets, 1854 900. James Dune;
& Co. owe the bank $4,000, of which SO.
900 is secured. The Duncan estate can on
pay So or 60 cents on the dollar to the uns
| cured creditors. The bank loses by this fir
$ $4,000 in addition to losses by firms involv
e through Duncan.
Wheat Quotations ut Sank Centre.
: TSnecial Telegram to the Globe