Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-07
NEGRO OUTRAGE.


Peoples at this time leaped upon his horse
and put spurs to it, saying II will go to
Vainville and call on help" When he got
to the edge of the town he was waylaid by
negroes, who stopped his horse, exclaim-
ing, "you are the God damned rascal going
to Evansville for help Thereupon they
dragged him from his horse and stabbed
him in the left thigh and side, and were
brutally beating him when, seeing he
would probably be killed, he resorted to
the ruse of calling on absent friends to
come to his assistance with a pistol. This
had the desired effect, and after cutting the
bride rein the negroes left him. The
| negroes had not the slightest provocation,
as Reed was discharging his duty. Threats
were made By the negroes that many more
whites would bite the dust by Tuesday
night.
FATAL TRACK WALK.
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. civilian Gibbs,
| walking on the Lake Shore track going
home about 2 o'clock this morning was
struck by the flying express and killed.
CUTTING AFFRAY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 5.-A special
from Atchison says a terrible cutting af-
fray, participated in by three men, occur
red at Winthrop, opposite this city this af-
ternoon. John O'Brien was disemboweled,
J. NJ. Bates was horribly slashed about the
face and body, and one Launer had his
nose broken. O'Brien will die.
SHOT BY HIS BROTHER.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 5.-Patterson
Croules' youngest son Frank was shot by
his elder brother Will at three this after
noon. He was lying on the bed at home at
Martins Ferry reading. His brother was
| sitting in the room handling revolver
which was accidentally discharged. The ball
| struck Frank in the temple, passing back
| ward and downward. It is supposed to
| have lodged near the base of the brain.
He is still conscious but cannot live.
JOKE ENDS IN MURDER.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5-To-night, about s
O'Clock, Henry Deeter met Frank NJ. Dale
in a new suit of clothes. They had been
| intimate companions. Deeter remarked,
| Frank, yon have new suit from top to
toe" and at the same time brought his
hand on Dale's head, crushing his hat.
Dale then knocked Deeter down, where
upon the latter drew pistol and fred
| three shots, two of which took effect, one
inficting mortal wound, penetrating the
| bowels and bladder. Dale was taken to
the hospital, and Deeter arrested.
COAL TREsTLEs BURNED.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Carbon Hill special:
T. Longstreth's coal chutes, trestles, etc.,
burned this afternoon. Loss about $4,000.
Insurance, unknown. 1t throws $50 men
out of employment. The residence of E.
A. Peck, Delaware, burned last night. In
cendiary. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$1,000 in the London Assurance company.
DEAD ON THE TRACK.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. "a young man
named McRea, son of the former Commits
sioner McRsa of this city, was found on
the railroad track this morning, terribly
| mangled. 1t is not known whether he was
killed by train or murdered and placed
on the track.
BAD BLAZE.
REDBANK, N. j., Nov. 5.-Fire broke out
about p. m. in the business portion of
town just opposite where the last two fires
occurred, in a stable belonging to J. W.
Childs, baker, and at the present moment,
$50 p. M, has destroyed business block
including the Western telegraph and
Central express Office, and extending up
Broad street, to and including the Metho-
| dist church, and threatening the First
National bank. The buildings destroyed are:
Vandgrafts, millinery; Chadwick, drugs;
L. j. Standard and j. R. Bergens, boots and
shoes Thos. Sickles, groceries; j. P.
Peters & Co., hardware; Wardell, cigars;
Jos. Childs, bakery; j. w. Childs, station
cry; Schroeder d Co., drugs; Curds, fur
| nishing goods Spinning Il Patterson's
large brick building stayed the fire on
Front street, where were burned Alaire's
butcher shop; Weis' millinery; Saboth,
stoves; Davis, -four and feed: Edgar,
butcher.
BUBED TO DEATH.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 5.-Carrie Gold
schmidt. little girl, was burned to death
in tenement on Canal street near Broad.
ELEVATOR BURNED.
CoLL1NawooD, Ont, Nov. 5.-Stephens
Il Co.'s elevator with contents burned to-
day.
HOTEL BURNED.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ga special to the
Courier-Journal from Dawson City, Has
kin county, says the Arcadia hotel at that
place burned this morning at O'Clock. 1t
was newly built and is total loss. The
building was occupied by j. d. Scott, and
belonged to j. Munns. Insurance
$1,000.
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.
EUREKA, New, Nov. 6.-James E. Ander-
son, editor of the Leader, shot last Friday
by CD. Reek, Republican candidate for
superintendent of public instruction, died
this morning.
INDICTED.
DANv1LLE. Va, Nov. 6.-The grand jury
Hastings court to-day indicted John Henry
Johnston. mayor of this city. for the MUIR
der of John E. Hatcher, formerly chief of
police. There had been some disagreement