Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09

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bate-LouIsiana Observation-Disclosures
BAaNIO BULLETS
Special Telegram to the Globe.
OwAroNNA, Mimi, Aug. 8.-About eleven
o'clock this morning man named John King
visited bagnio north of the railroad, kept by
Nellie Taylor, Nellie Roberts and Annie Kar-
ney, and demanded admittanoe. He wa, con-
siderably intoxicated, and the women inside re-
fused him admittance. He became quite
domonstrative. when Nellie Taylor opened the
window, pointed revolver at King, VINO, upon
seeing her, threw washbOard through the
window at her Just as she fred. Three shots
were fred at King, one of which entered about
seven inches above the right hip. The man
bled freely and was conveyed to the poor house,
where the wound was probed by Dr.. Hill, who,
however, was unable to find the ball. The
three women were arrested and taken before
City Justice Cornell who postponed the exami
nation until Saturday afternoon in order to
ascertain further the extent of the wound. It
is thought the ball struck rib and lodged in
the muscles. The man is resting comfortably
and is thought not to be fatally injured. All
the parties concerned appear to be hard GUS
toners, and the community generally rejoices
at the prospects of becoming rid of q bad hole.
DROWNED AT DULUTH.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
N. p. JUNCTION, Mimi. Aug. 8.-James Boul-
ger aged IL years, son Of Richard Boulger,
of the Red River house, was drowned in St.
Louis bay, at 4:SO this afternoon. He was
bathing, and went beyond his depth. As the
Journalists passed ont of Duluth, at TAO this
evening. we Jaw quite concourse of people on
the bank, while several boats were dragging
for the body short distance out.
SUICIDE RATHER THAN MARRIAGE.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.-This morning at half
past o'clock Geo. Brown, oolored man about
"a years of age, committed suicide by drown
ing himself in the canal. The deed was done
only few hours previous to the time set for
his marriage to Laura Dowry. Every prepara-
ton had been made for the wedding, which was
to have taken place at the colored church on
Eleventh street. Before Coroner George the
mother testified that her son. after asserting to
it, still did not want to be married in the church,
and the arrangements made seemed to prey on
his mind. He was continually talking about
it. Last night he said he would rather kill
himself than have the ceremony performed.
and he actually made two attempts to cut his
throat.
LOUISIANA HANGING.
New ORLEANS. Aug. S.-A San Antonio
special says: Jacob E. Hairline was hanged to-
day inside the Jail in the presence of about
fifty persons, for the murder of Peter Maddox,
this city. Feb. 7th Hairline ascended the
scaffold without emotion and affirmed his in
nocence to the last.
POSTAL ROBBERY.
AUBURN, N. Y, Aug. 8.-Samuel ]. h.
French, money order clerk in the postofices
has been arrested for rifling letters.
DEFAuLTER's PROPERTY ATTACHED
FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug. s.-The property Of
Goeb Durfee and Fidelia B. Durfee, his moth
er, has been attached by the Merchants & Me-
chanic's bank. The attachments aggregate
$4,000. This is the outErowth of Durfee's
he was treasurer.
PURSUED AND SHOT.
Fort FAIRFIELD, Me-, Aug. 8.-Maj Boiler.
who grossly insulted child II years Of age,
was pursued by the people and shot.
NECK-sTRETCH1NG POSTPONED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8.-Smith and Hall,
the murderers of Maj. Pugh at Murfreesboro,
some time ago, having appealed to the Decem-
Der term of the supreme court, were not hanged
at that place to-day, as sentenced by the lower
court. They are at present in the Murfrees-
boro jail. where they will remain till they re-
ceive final hearing in the supreme court.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 8.-Samuel Cray,
aged 70 years, resident of Graften. was found
dead this morning, three miles west of the
place. lying beside tree that had been struck
by lightning on Tuesday. He was making
shingles at the place found, and had stepped
of grown children.
COOL ARREST.
New YORK. Aug. 8.-Cool Burgess, the min.
strel, was arrested tonight in theatre on a
telegraph requisition from Toronto. The war
rant for Burgess arrest is for felonious assault
upon VIM. F. Wedgery, Toronto fruit dealer.
ment and separation between Cool and his
wife. He will be taken tomorrow to Toronto.
DEFAULTED AND sU1c1DED.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 8.-9enry A. Kind, law
partner of James d. Fay, who recently died by
his own hand in Oregon, committed suicide on
Wednesday night by taking morphine. His
wife's father had left the estate to Mrs. Kind.
of which he had charge. He left a letter to his
wife saying he had squandered the eutire prop
erty, which was the reason for his act.
EPIDEMIC.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 8.-President Plunkett. of
the State board of health, received a dispatch
from John johnson, superintendent of omar
antine at Memphis, announcing that tho local
board of Memphis would to- morrow declare the
fever endemic and warn all absentees against
returning to the city.
WARRANTS FOR EXECUTION.
HARRISBURG, Aug. S.-The governor has is
sued warrants for the execution, October 9th.
of John O'Neal and Peter McManus. North
cumberland Mollie Magnires, convicted of the
murder of Coro er Hesser, near Shamokin, in
1874; al for the execution of Andrew T, acy,
of Mexican county, who murdered young LADY
to whom he was paying attentions.
DIsTHLERY SEIZED.
NASHVILLE, Aug. S.-Revenue Agent G. w,
Atkinson, with the concurrence of Collector
Woodcock, seized the grain distillery of s. r.
Murrell, in Franklin county, charged with the
violation of the revenue laws. It contained 1873
barrels of whisky.
DEADLY TIMBERs.
DURHAM Ont, Aug. 8.-Joseph Wighton and
VIM. Richardson were killed and nine persons
seriously injured by the falling Of timbers at a
barn raising.
SPOTTED TAIL.
Profusc Professions of Friendship and De-
sire to Practice Agriculture.