Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-27
THE DAYS DOlNGS.
MURDER OF coy. WILGTfMs' SON IN
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ga Republican Vim
cennes, Ind, Special says: Ed. Hogan, an
employee of the Ohio s. Mississippi railroad,
went to the bagino of Jennie Herberts last
night and found Douglas Williams sitting in
| the lap of Kate Adams, one of the inmates Of
| the house. Without uttering word he APP
| preached Williams, dealt him terrible blow
on the head with large hickory stick, in.
flicting injuries from which Williams died
this morning. Hogan fled and has not yet
been captured. Williams was nephew of
Gov. Williams, and his brutal and unproyok-
ed murder has created intense excitement in
the country, and should Hogan fall iuto the
hands of the people he will be lynched. Kate
is said TO be Hogan's girl, and the cause of
the murder was probably sudden fit of jeal-
ousy occasioned by finding Williams in such
Intimate relations with her.
AN EDITOR SHOT.
SAN Francisco, Sept. pa Santa Barbara
dispatch says within q few days the Free
yerely on Clarence Gray, lately nominated
by the Republican county convention for dis
trict attorney. On the publication Of the
first article Gray threatened Theodore Clan
cy, editor of the Press with violence if he
continued the ajtacs. The Press iast
evening returned to the attack. To-day
Gray met CLANCY, and after TRADE of
abuse, drew q revolver and fired; the ball
passed through the right wrist, entered the
abdomen, penetrating the abdominal cavity,
emerging above the left hip. Gray was ar
rested and released on $4,000 bail. CLANCY
is resting quietly and some hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
CHICAGO vERDICTs.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Redrey Burns, for
the murder of Frederick Rohonow, received
verdict from the jury this morning OF four
teen years in the penitentiary. Fogarty,
superintendent of streets, was fined 800
this morning for contempt Of court in pre-
venting tho Western Indiana rail
road from laying its track sunder
the courts orders.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-.rhe decayed body OF
Fl. b. Conant was found in the woods sur
rounding his house at Cicero this evening.
Conant lived secluded life, and his neigh
bors, who found the body, had just missed
him. HIS house was in some disorder, and
it is supposed he was killed by burglars.
BURNED TO DEATH.
DENVER. Col, Sept. 25.--A Times Buena
Vista special says: Tim MoCarty aud Tom
Kelley were burned to death last night in a
saloon here. There are strong suspicious
that the men we're murdered and the saloon
set on fire to cover the deed.
THE PITTsBURG FIRE.
PIrrsBURG, Sept. 25.-This morning at 4
o. clock another fire occurred at Braddock's
field, originating from the smouldering ruins
Of Grannis & Fawcett's planning mill
burned yesterday. The flames, famed by
The breeze, ignited stable adjoining, and
from thence quickly enveloped the dwellings,
totally destroying all. Three horses, two of
which were valued at $500 each, persisted in
the stable. Loss, $4,000. Partly insured.
Loss by yesterdays fire will reach $4,000,
On which there is an insurance of $4,000.
FIRE AT Int. VERNON.
MT. VERNON, Iowa, Sept. Pa fire yes
5erday destroyed Powers drug store, Rood
e Young's clothing store, Coughs grocery
md other places. Loss, 1926, 900; insurance,
BIG 000