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er, was hanged, and told him he had but
a short time to live. At last
he partially confessed the deed, but that
he did not intend to force the girl. He
was takep to quiet spot, his clothes
stripped off him, and he was covered from
head to foot with tar and feathers. He
gave his name as Andrew Elliott, from AL
mond, Ont. He said he would rather take
coat of tar and feathers than be hanged.
Nothing has been heard of him to-day.
There is feeling prevailing this morning
that the man was not guilty but his confess
sion stood against him. The principal of
the school says he did not hear anything
about it.
LYNCHING FRUSTRATED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
VANDAL1A, Ill, Oct 29.-This usually
quiet little city was thrown into state of
great excitement last night, over the report
that Sheriff Ways had received telegram
from prominent citizen of Greenville,
stating that seventy five or one hundred
men were making preparations to lynch
Sanford Noe, the Bond county wife muir
derer. Notwithstanding the lateness of
the hour the news spread like wildfre, and
III less time than it takes to write this,
Sheriff Ways organized posse and sur
rounded the Jail. Scarcely had the guards
arranged themselves when Sheriff Ways
conceived a new idea, by which he believed
the prisoners life could be spared in the
event that the mob did come. He selected
four Or five of the guards, threw open the
heavy iron door, and the prisoner. fright
ened almost to death from fear, was hur-
| riedly secreted. The remainder of the
guards, largely augmented by citizens, stay
ed about the Jail, until they informed the
lynchers that their man was not in. The
report that the mob was in readiness to
start was well founded, and all that pre-
vented its coming was the Information
they received to the effect that Sheriff
Ways would give them q hot reception.
Little knots of eager men could be seen
standing about in the streets as late as 4
O'Clock this morning, expecting at any mo-
ment to be called upon to help protect
the jail property. Sheriff Ways received
letter to-day from the sheriff of
Bond county, asking if the mob had made
its appearance last night, and cautioning
him to be on the look out for them. This
morning about 4 O'Clock crowd of boys
hung Noe in effigy to telegraph poe just
south of the depot Noe having been
twice granted continuance, the citizens
of Bond county believe that the law viii
fail to mete out the proper justice to him.
and it has been more than once rumored
that in that event he would be made to
ornament the end of rope at all hazards.
STEALING FROM ACTORS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO. Oct. ga young man namsd
Washington H. Anderson was arrested by
detectives Wiley and Elliott yesterday af-
ternoon and locked up at the central sta
| ton. Mr.. Anderson, who is a rather fine
looking individual, is wanted for the theft
of some jewelry and valuables from mem
bers of the Mary Anderson company. 1t
is claimed that he was in the habit of
checking his way in the stage door at Nc
Vicker's theater and secreting himself
somewhere in the flies. One
day gold watch and chain
and some other valuables were missed, and
suspicion eventually settled upon him.
Yesterday the officers laid iii wait for him
at the theater, and when he showed up as
they expected he would, he was pinioned.
He says he has been rooming at No. 1901
State street. and had in his possession a
| contract with Sprinfeld (Aiass.) boot and
shoe company, for whom he claimed to be
travelling. He had no money or valuables
with him when arrested.
A DEMoNIAC DEED.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 29.-Last evening a
woman named Wieman, while in drunk
en- rage, threw an Oil lamp at Mrs. Mary
Googins, and the lamp exploded, burning
Mrs. Googins so badly that she died to-
night. Mrs. Wieman has been arrested.
CINCINNATI CRIMES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Florence Wilson,
colored, formerly school teacher in
Coyington, Ky, shot last night and mortal
ly wounded James Shannon, colored, who
was approaching her with threat to kick
her head Off. She has been arrested. The
affair happened at a low roustabout saloon
on the river bank.
Tonight at 1880 Emil Trompeter stabbed
instantly killing Anton Deiano at me
chanic's boarding house on Liberty street,
over the Rhine. Delano was joiner,
and was dancing in his room.
The other boarders were annoyed, and pro-
| posing calling policeman, Emil from
| peter, workman employed in Halls safe
factory, said: mo need of sending for
police; Eli stop him." Thereupon from
peter disappeared, but returned shortly
with a large butcher knife, which he
plunged into Delano's breast. The pull
monary arteries were severed, and death
ensued Immediately. The murderer and
victim were sober. The former deliber-
ately walked away, telling the people he
had killed him, and is not yet arrested.
Fergus Falls Telegram: All will be glad
to know that Mrs. Conductor Burbank is
rapidly recovering from the injuries. she
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