Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
FOUND MuRDEaFD.


CHICAGO, Nov. EARLY this forenoon
John Sherman, a clerk in the employ of
Noble Jones, commission merchant, was
found on the upper floor of No. 1873 La
Sale street with his neck broken and a
cash in his right temple. He had been
dead forl some time. 1t is supposed to be
the work of footpads.
REspITED.
YANkTcN, Oak, Nov. Gov. Ordway
has granted respite of ten days to Jas.
Leighton Gilmore, of Deadwood, who
was to be hung on the Sth. The respite was
asked for by Gov. Kinkaid, Senator Jones
and Secretary Chandler. The president
will not interfere in the case of Brave
Bear, the Sioux Indian, and he will be
hung On next Monday here.
THE soTELDo CASE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I'm the criminal
court this morning counsel for A. C. Sotel-
do made a motion to withdraw not guilty
of assault with intent to kill Clarence Nj.
Barton, and enter an dut,e fees acquit. The
court allowed the first motion, but direct
ed that counsel put the latter in writing,
saying he would hear the matter argued.
He expressed his intention of trying cases
now in Jail before proceeding with the So
teldo- Barton trial.
FATAL AFFRAYS.
FREDERICK, Nd. Nov. AT one of the
| voting precincts in this city fight oc-
Cured between number of negroes and
| whites, during which Israel Graf, celored.
| was shot by Policeman Porter and instant
| ly k He'd.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. AT Waterloo, ILL.,.
Jake Hultz was shot and killed at the polls
| by Sid Burris, a supporter of Morrison.
TWO DARKIEs KILLED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Col. Henderson.
| of the Republican executive committee
has dispatch from A. II. Dean, Republi.
| can candidate for congress in the Second
district of South Caroiina, saying riot oc.
| CURED at the polls near Florence in that
| district this morning, and two colored men
were killed, several wounded and the cleo.
| ton broken up.
MURDERERS LYNCHED.
VIENNA, La, Nov. THE Jail at this
place was opened last night by posse OF
men supposed to be from jackson parish.
compelling the jaile" to open the first door
breaking their way thence to the prisoners
they wanted. Four were carried from the
Jail who had been brought here from Jack
son parish for safe keeping. One of them
made his escape Immediately. On reach
ing the Jail door he was fired on three @,
four times without effect. Another, it il
thought, was given chance for his life, as
he was thought innocent. The other two
we're found this morning about mile an6
a half south of here dead, riddled with bull
lets. Negroes charged with robbery an6
attempted murder of an old white gentle
man named Ray. He described them an6
identified them. The matter created quite
an excitement here.
MURDER BY BURGLARS.
SHARON, O., Nov. About o'clock thi:
morning Henry Heisel, an ex-saloonist a
West Chester, was awakened by two mel
in his room, whose object was to rob him
Upon Heisel making defense he was killed
with club. Three bullet holes were alst
found in his head. His wife was awak
ened, but she was soon disabled and the
murderers got away with about $50. Mrs
Heisel did not recognize the parties. Grea
excitement prevails in the vicinity. Sc
far no clue to the guilty parties.