Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-23
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FARIBAuLT, Minn., July 29.-Word was receiv-
ed here this afternoon of the shooting of John
Daley by man named Kenney, proprietor Of
the Commercial hotel at Kilkennylast evening.
1t appears that John Daley in company with q
number of his friends visited Kenney's saloon
and got into row, Kenney managed to get
the crowd out in the street and then shut the
door in their faces. At this, u young man nam
ed Burk, picked up an empty beer key and
threw it through the window, Kenney at
once came out and swore he would shoot the
man that did that and fred, the ball striking
Daley in the throat and lodging under the left
shoulder blade. DR.. Rose. of this city, was
sent for and pronounoes it a dangerous wound,
but has hopes of his recovery. Great indigna-
tion is felt by the citizens of Kilkenny towards
Kenney, as Daley is hard working and honest
young man. Kenney is at Waterville under
the charge of the officers of the law where he
went and gave himself up this morning.
OUTRAGED By sHowMEN.
PITTSBURGH, July 22.-S. G. Peters, A. W..
Davis and Fl. Marks, proprietors, together
with fifty others, attaches of Boyd & Peters
circus, have been arrested charged with
abductiug Miss Solome Burkett: from her home
in Somerset county. preliminary examina-
tion of the principals was held yesterday at
Greensburg, Pa, after which the prisoners
were remanded to the custody of the sheriff for
a further hearing in the
option of the court July so.
Miss Burkett, the abducted and outraged
victim, who is but fourteen years of age, after
being sworn. stated she was at Boyd Peters
show Tuesday, of last week, in the afternoon.
In the evening as was passing the church
building, 1 met Snowman. He asked nee to
go back to the show. l said ! didn't want to
go. He took me by the arm and pulled me
and took me into his tent. stayed for tho
concert, and after that was over was going
out with the Zoowries party when / Was
stopped by Snowman and became separated
ticket wagon where was stopped and threat
ened if made any noise Or halloed that would
be ripped open with pen knife.
(The statement as to what occurred here is
unfit for publication). There were dozen or
more Snowman there. After this was put in
the ticket wagon ana taken to Jenness' cross
roads. The man that sold tickets was there.
He had black moustache. Others came into
the wagon. When l was taken out of the
Tried to get away from them there. Gould not
get place to stay. No one would let me. I
started to go home. When got o short dis
tance five showmen got me and pulled me into
the woods. 1 tried to escape from them. They
headed me off. Don't know if they are the
same men that were with me the night before.
From that time don't remember anything un-
til at Somerset on Monday night.
Much of Miss Burkett's tetimony is excluded
as being unfit for print A number of men
shed tears while her story was related. Miss
Burkett, after the judge had fixed July 30th
for another hearing, was placed face to face
with ths criminals, and asked, were these men
there. She said, Il recognize three of them. !"
Excitement at Somerset and Greensburg is in
tense. The father of Miss Burkett being wita.
out funds, subscription has been raised SO
he would not be delayed in bringing the guilty
to justice. Hon. A. Fl. Coffroth has volunteered
his services for the prosecution. The girl was
found last Monday night at IL O'clock on Lau-
rel Hill lane on the way to Somerset. She is
partially demented.
BOLD BANK ROBBERY.
DETROIT, Mich. July ga bold bank rob.
Fisher, Preston & Co.. this city. this after
noon. While the clerk Fred D. Clifford, was
alone, a stranger appeared at the opening of
the wire screen in the counter and expressed a
desire to buy some government bonds. As
Clifford was about to reply, the stranger sud-
denly reached through the aperture and struck
Clifford on the temple with slung shot. The
blow felled him to the floor and temporarily
rendered him insensible. When he recovered
it was ascertsined that between 81, 600 and S5,-
900 of currency, laying on top of the counter.
had disappeared.
THE NARRAaANsETT DISASTER.
NEW LONDON, July 22.-At the Nsrragansett
investigation to-day, Mr.. Gale, clergyman,
testified he and his wife were passengers on the
Narragansett at the time Of the collision. He
left the steal. on one raft and his wife on
another. His wife was carried on board of the
New York, and he on board tho Stonington
He afterwards went aboard the New York. The
ladies who we're rescued were divested of all
their clothing and wrapped only in blankets
and sheets. His wife remained in stateroom
with two other ladies until 5 O'Clock the next
day without any clothing, and no clothing ol
relief of any kind was furnished her or any
other passenger as far as he knew by officers OF
the Stonington line. he was compelled to walk
miles to = nephew's house in order to get cloth.
ing for his wife. He vas told by his wife the
raft on which she embarked was in charge of
sailor from the United States ship Tennessee,
who soon succeeded IN calming the excitement
of passengers and getting them in perfect Or
der. The list of the lost on the Narragansett
is made up under the direction of officers OF
the steamboat company, numbers twenty-nine.
KILLED BY POLICEMAN.
LOUISVILLE, July 22-Policeman Darby
Cunningham attempted to arrest John
Schocking, roustabout on the boat Joe
Williams, who was drunk and noisy, this
evening. at the foot of Fourth street
Schocking resisted, and it being dark, the
officer supposed the man was coming at him
with knife, and in self-protection he fired
at Schooling, the ball entering the stomach
from the effects of which the man died in
half an hour. Cunningham gave himself up
Schocking was aged 90. He lived in this
city.
BURNED.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-James Kelcher's
livery stable burned to-day. II was hert
John Wilkes Booth hired the horse on which
he rode out of the city after shooting Presi
dent Lincoln.
MURDERED By MASKED MEN.
louisville, Pa, July 22.-James Wood
aged sixty, engineer of the stationary engin
for the Lehigh Coal and Navigation com
pany, was murdered last night at Bull Run
between Tamaqua and Summit Hill, b.
tuaSKeel 1ueu.
NEGRO GIRL MURDERED.
MEApHIs, July 22.-At midnight las
night. Annie Hardy, a colored girl Is year
old, was found by her parents on returning
from church with her jaw broken and seyera
wounds on her throat, neck and breast as i
inflicted by a pick axe. The girl had beel
sick for several days. She died this morn
ing. No clue to the perpetrator of the blood
| act.
THE TUNNEL DIsAsTEs.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Last night, Will
the workmen we're putting the cylinder en'
of the hemp in position over the shaft of th
Hudson River tunnel, the cylinder fell fror
the beams upon which IL rested into th
shaft. In consequence the work had to b
suspended until diver could go down th
shaft and find the cylinder. 1t being im