Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20

| as large as represented, and there is good rea-
son to believe it is the border towns of Kansas
along the southern line are in danger of
| frequent raids from them, and some protection
| ought to be afforded by the State or United
States authorities. One town, Carville. has al
| ready been successfully pillaged by them, and
| IT nothing is done to capture and prevent them
they will y their hands on other and larger
towns. The soldiers found no trace of the
three men who accompanied Secrest, and the
suppositlon is they were also murdered.
COAL BURNERS WAR.
EUREKA. New, Aug 10.-The coal war has
broken out afresh. A sheriff's posse attacked
coal ranch at Fish Creek between Sunday
! and dark last evening. Many shots were fired
and five Italians killed and six badly wounded
Several prisoners were also taken. None of
the sheriff's posse received a scratch in the
fight. This causes many people to believe that
the coal burners were not armed. On the
other hand the messenger reports tie Italians
fired the first shot. The exact truth cannot be
ascertained until the return of the coroner.
The sheriffs party numbered nine men. Mes
sengers assert they were confronted by 1000
Italians, all well armed. Gen. Sabin, COM
manding this division, had yesterday issued an
order relieving the military companies from
active duty. but on learning this morning of
the affair at Fish Creek he promulgated another
order mastering them all in again.
FALL OF A BRIDGE.
SrocKBRIDdE, Mass, Aug. 19.-By the fall of
a rotten bridge over Housatonic, wagon and
six occupants went into the river. James
Benjamin, age %, of South Egrement, was
killed, Aggie Roanald and Fanny Millare seri-
ously wounded, and the remainder slightly
hurt.
THE sCAFFoLD READY.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-Another supreme court
justice has refused a new trial in the case of
Hilaire Latremoville, sentenced to be hanged
Tomorrow for the murder of Catherine Duns-
back, near Cohoes in April last Counsel will
ask the Governor for o reprieve to give him
time for application for new trial to the SUI
preme court justice of New York. Latremo-
vile is resigned to his fate. His time is chiefly
occupied in prayer and meditation. The scat
fold was erected to-day.
CONSCIENCE PR1cKED.
RICHMOND, Aug. 19.-Jas. N. Stevens, who
killed his wife the 11th, has killed himself.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 19.-Chas. Penfeld was
arrested to-day on q requisition from the gov
ernor of Illinois and sent back to answ or the
charge of highway robbery in Chicago.
EXoNERATED.
BURLINGTON, Aug. 19.-The committee ap-
pointed to investigate the alleged misappro-
priation of campaign funds by Frank Hatton,
chairman Of the Republican State central COM
mittce last year, met here to-day and made
report completely exonerating MIR. Hatton from
the charge.
ANOTHER FALL RIVER TREASURER IN DEFAULT.
FALL RIVER, Aug. 19.-George B. Durfee,
ex-treasurer Of the Mechanics mill, was ar
rested this evening" charged with embezzle-
1E -
1886, 900 were unsuccessful. Paine, the default
ing treasurer of the American Linen mill, has
left Fall River. It is feared the defalcation
will be much worse than reported. A warrant
for his arrest was issued tonight.
BAIL ENTERED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug, l9.--Jcsse P. Craw-
ford, Blair county, entered bail to-day ON the
charge of corrupt solicitation cf members Of
the legislature aud perjury in connection with
the Pittsburgh riot bill.
AN EPISCOPAL RECTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
DETROIT, Aug 19.-Rev. W. II. Tillipghast
rector of Trinity Episcopal church, this city,
camping out on Bird island, at the mouth of
the Detroit river, was accidentally shot and
killed by the careless handling of a revolver by
a young man named Wright.
GOT IT ON FOUL.
BARRIE, Aug. 19.--The race for the profess
sional single SOULS for fourth money, 300,
was between Plaisted, Elliott, Hosmer. Micken
and Berry, colored. Hosmer crossed the line a
length ahead, but the jueges gave Plaisted the
race on q foul.
ROBBED BY ROAD AGENTS.
DENVER, COL, Aug. ia special from Los
Vegas, N NJ, says: The stage out from San
ia Fe, Monday, was stopped by three road
agents 20 miles from Vegas at P. NJ, and the
two passengers, ez Gov. Army, of New Mexico,
and j. H. Strahan, New York. were robbed,
when the three agents rode off on the stage
horses and are still at laage. Army officers Of
fer reward of 5000.
SUICIDE OF LEADING POLITICIAN.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 19.-Jno. r. Hub
bard, prominent citizen here and late Repre-
sentative candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, committed suicide at Green Spring Run,
Hampshire county, this State, yesterday, by
shooting himself through the brain. Deceased
has been laboring under mental depression for
some time past, and had been induced a few
days ago to go on a fishing excursion to the
Potomac. He leaves a large family and wide
circle of relatives and friends. His brother,
Hon. G. d. Hubbard, represented this district
two terms in Congress.