Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-12
Especial Telegram to the Globe,

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MENoMoNEE, Wis, July 11.-Last evening
at about 8 O'Clock M. A. Coleman, under sher.
III OF this DUNN county, and his brother
Charles Coleman. deputy sheriff of Pepin
county, were shot and instantly killed IN an
attempt to arrest for horse stealing two desrs
radoes Known as Lon and Ed. Williams, some
times called Maxfeld. The tragedy occurre i
almost within the limits of the village Of Du-
ran, Pepin county. The officers had baer
looking for them some dsvs h,t
had not found them, though thew
had been heard of in vor,or.
places. M. A. Coleman was informed Lot
evening while returning from Wabasha to
recover some stolen property, that two men
bristling with weapons, and
ARMED TO THE TEETH.
and answering to the description of the IA.
peradoes, had just left the village. The ~.
Colemans started Immediately in pursn,, .nS
came upon them short distance outsido :,
the village. M. A. Coleman slipned mn :.
one OF them and said. "you are my" but
before ne had finished the sentence ons of tha
oesperadoes fired upon him severine the iuplar
vein. Coleman did not utter another word h,,,
DIED ALMOST INSTANTLY.
Al the same time the other Coleman rece;v.
ed O ball in the breast from the gun of the 9th.
er desperate. he dropped upon his knees and
returned the fire. but with what effect is NOT
known, when he was Immediately dispatches
oy another ball. The desperadoes have bean
outlaws inhabiting the weeds for seyera,
years, and nave been guilty of many offenses
out have never been captured. The affair ho.
created the most intense excitement here a.
the Coleman boys were
BRAVE AND HON EST,
and highly respected. At 10 O'Clock to-day a
body of fifty determined men, armed and
equipped, left this place in pursuit of the ont
laws, determined to bring them back. dead or
alive.
CHICAGO, July 1l.-Peter Anderson. a Nor.
wegian, IS years of age, committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself three times
in The left breast. Family troubles the sun.
oH6RcH HORROR.
CHICAGO, July 11.-A special from the Civ
OF Mexico announces that church roof fejl
in at San Mattos Tuesday last, killing fifty
people, mostly women, some of whom were
worshiping. Twenty men, who were WORKING
on the roof, were killed, and Others fafaIjS
hurt.
"A HELLIsH DEED
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 11-Information
is received from DesArc of helish deed com.
mitted near that place, little girl about Is
or IA years old, an orphan child, being rayish-
ed by a Mr.. Sailing. The girl started on
her way to school last Friday
morning. She never reached the school. but
OF this fact her guardian WIS not aware nntii
at night, when, failing to return home. he
found she had not been there at all that day.
fearful he gave the alarm and the
people turned out to search for
the little woman. All night they hunted
in vain. About 300 A. NJ. Saturday one of the
hunters found the lifeless body of the moor
little one in an out of the way place in the
corner of fence. She had been ravished and
murdered, and beside her body were
the broken pieces of fence rail
covered with blood. with which her life had
been taken. Suspicion points to two colored
men as the perpetrators of the outrage, and it
seems to be correct, as they have left the
country and cannot be found.
SUICIDE.
DETROIT. July 11-Mrs. VIM. Shuffhaim
living near Onandaigo, Ingham county, this
State, hung herself in BARN. She was not
discovered till yesterday. Some affecting
verses to her children were found pinned in
the barn. Cause of suicide is attributed to
the habitual use of morphine
MANGLED BY REAPER.
DETROIT, July 1.-THE little son of James
Conley, Hamilton township, Van Buren,
county, this State, aged years, playing in
q wheat field, Sunday, unnoticed by his father,
who was driving reaper, the little fellow was
struck by the machine, which severed his right
leg twice below the knee, cutting his left In
fearful manner