Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-07
KILLED BY TRAMpS.

KILLED BY TRAMPs. ~
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. Ga Madison special
says there is great excitement there this even
ing owing to the reception of dispatch from
Windsor, small village six miles distant. an.
nounoing Constable Wilsey has been shot and
dangerously wounded, while attempting to ar
rest q party of four tramps, for whom he had a
warrant, charging them with an attempt to
| shoot man, near Sun Prairie. The dispatch
asked for assistance. The sheriff and posse of
seventy-five men at once left on special train,
and at last accounts were securing the ooun-
try in search of the desperadoes.
MUTNoUs SAILORS. 49, =
WASHINGTON, Nov. GA court martial. or
dered by the secretary of the navy, embracing
proceedings of q naval court martial, convened
on board the United States ship Hartford in
May last, while off Montevideo, was made pub
lie to-day by tn, navy department., from which
it appears that Patrick Oonley, ordinary sea-
man, John Kelly, seaman, E. J. O'Brien and
tinous assembly and unlawfully destroying
part of q battery on board the Hartford. Con-
ley was sentenced to hard labor in the peniten-
tiary for ten years. to lose his pay during the
term of confinement, and to be dishonorably
discharged from the navy upon completion Of
his term of imprisonment. Kelly's sentence
was similar to Conley's. and O'Brien and Null
lens were acquitted Secretary Thompson ap-
proves the sentence. ..'",1t :... 80
LARGE BURGLARY.
KENNETH SQUARE, Chester county, Pa, Nov.
6-The residence of j. and g. F. Bailey, north
of Kenneth, was entered last night by three
masked burglars, who rifled the safe extract
ing therefrom money, bonds and securities.
tracked to Kenneth. The thieves threw away
a number of bonds, certificates, etc.. which
were found and restored to the owner.
The burglars took away with them Pitts
burgh water bond for 81 900, not recorded, q
valuable gold watch and 81 900 or more in
cash. All the other securities were left behind
by the robbers, as they could not be negoti-
SCHOONER ASHORE.
DETROIT, Nov. Ga special to the Post and
Tribune, from Harrisville Mich, says the
schooner Gold Hunter, ore laden for Cleveland.
was driven on the reef off the Black river,
schooner was in tow of a barge, but the tow
line broke off in Thunder Bay, and she was
driven ashore. s....... :....
THE YOUNG LYNoHERs. ..s
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Detective Frank Lane,
who is accused of leading the mob that lynched
Bill Young at Luray, No.. a few days ago, and
several other persons who hsve been undor
nominal arrest the past two or three days for
being concerned in that affair, appeared be-
fore an examining magistrate at Luray, yes
terday, but nobody was there to, prosecute, and
no action was taken. John Young, son of Bill
Young, who had threatened vengeance upon
the murderers of his father, has left the coun-
try. Mrs. Young, at whose instance the above
arrests were made, will leave Luray.
CHURCH BURNED.
Snecia1 Te1epram tO the G1ohe
LAKE CRY, Mimi, Nov. 6.-The Congrega-
and, notwithstanding the efforts of the fire de-
pa-tment, was burned to the ground Cause.
a defective aue. No insurance.
IF. e.a.. STILL ALIVE.
Frank Pierce, the young man who attempt
ed suicide on Sunday evening last, lies hover
ing between life and DEATH.
FLOOD DISASTERS.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 6.-Nearly one
hundred lives have been lost by foods, chiefly
at the east end of the island.
go. LIBEL.
TERRz HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 6.-The grand Jury,
to-day, returned two indictments for criminal
libel against VIM. G. Ball & Spencer F. Ball,
editors ana proprietors of the Terre Haute
Evening Gazette. The alleged libel was against
theeditor of the Saturday Euening Ledger, of
this city. .. -. 49,.
ANOTHER FOOL DEAD. ... ....
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Joseph. E. Bowman,
a fish dealer, to-day shot Mrs. J. II. Hays and
her niece, Annie Carr. inaioting slight wounds,
and then blew his own brains out. Cause, re-
fusal of Miss Carr to marry him. ="
Wright
TEXAS HANGING. ...
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 6-Ne,us special,
Lockhart Texas: Bill Davis was executed this
afternoon, at o'clock, for the murder of Dolly
Hudspeth, October Goth, 1878. he acknowl-
edged his guilt'from the scaffold, and suffered
death without evincing any emotion. A large
crowd witnessed the hanging.