Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
at the window, who, through a pane of
glass aimed another revolver at him. In
answer to their demands, Doherty then


took out what he had left, 800, he having
paid out all except that amount. They
then departed, warning him that he would
be killed If he. made any attempt to make
them trouble. As they started, one re-
marked that they would leave him tied
and gagged, only they were afraid he
would die before any one would find him.
As soon as they we're gone, Doherty
could induce no neighbor to come out in
pursuit. This morning, however, he tracked
them toward the railroad and the robbers
doubtless took the midnight train to Min
neapolis. This train was three hours late
and would reach Minneapolis at 10 this
morning. The robbers are described as
follows: One very tall, smooth face, we'll
dressed; another, short, with pug nose,
wearing cap, and the other, thin faced,
with long sharp nose, wearing hat; all
about thirty years old. The revolver was
a new one, brass mounted. At a hay
stack Mr.. Doherty finds where they had
been hidden, Watching him. and here they
dropped the new patent wiper of revol-
yer.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 27.--Henry P. But
Ter, aged twenty-four years, supposed to
be the brother-in-law of W. L. Burns,
of the firm of Burns & O'ReiiIy,
Pittsburg, drank heavy dose of lauda-
mum last night, evidently with suicidal in
tention and died in the city hospital.
FORGERY.
BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Nov. Pip. A. Sim
mons, ex-cashier of the Tompkins bank at
Ell Paso, which failed recently, was ar
rested on charge of forgery and altera-
ton of figures in the books.
ARRESTED.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 27.---The Orange
police arrested Chet Williams on suspicion
of knowing something of the murder Of
Phebe PauIin. He was seen in the vicinity
with his brother. He and Martin tell con-
ficting stories about the bloody shirt hid
den three miles from the scene OF the
tragedy, also about a table knife.
THE MURRAYsvILLE RIOT.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. 7.-Intelhgerce from
Murraysyille reports comparative quiet
this morning. At 3 O'Clock this morning
the prisoners made a break for liberty,
and fourteen escaped. Warrants were is
sued for the arrest of the whole Weston
party, all prominent persons. Informa- 4
ton was made against them. The murder
inquest now progressing, will be con-
| cluded at noon. This afternoon the pris-
oners Will be taken to Gresnsburg for
hearing. A strong guard will be muster
ed and no opportunity be offered for es-
cape.
P1TTsBURG, Nov. GA Murraysville
dispatch dated p. N. says the inquest
is not yet concluded. This morning fifteen
armed men belonging to the Weston force
arrived and are now on the ground, but
have not attempted any violence. Four
teen of Weston's men who participated in
| the riot were arrested and taken to Green's
| burg, where they will be given hearing
| Browser is charged with murder, and the
othere with rioUing and felonious intent.
Every hing is quiet, but the feeling is in
| tense and in favor of the Pennsylvania
Fuel company.
PIrrspURG, Nov. 27. .---All is quiet at
Murraysville tonight with no further dis
turbances, and the leaders of the aggres-
sive party being in Jail none is apprehend-
ed for the present. The excitement is
kept at fever heat all day, however, by un.
founded reports of bodies of armed mer
on the way to the scene. The inquest
was concluded this afternoon and the tee
timony elected proved the attack on the
Haymaker party as most brutal n un
provoked 1t was shown that Browsel
felled Hsymaker, also gave the order tt
fire, and that the Haymaker party was un
armed and acted entirely on the defensive
The verdict rendered charges Bowse
with murder and the others with feloniou
intent to kill. The preliminary hearinl
of the fifteen prisoners was at GreensbuIs
after which they were lodged in jail u
await the trial by the court. The leaders
3 Milton Weston, OF Chicago, Vim. Mscbliug
of Greensburg, and James johnston, o
Pittsburg, all prominent meu charge
i with murder, will not BE- admitted to bail
The woanded are doing we'll, except Heii
ner, and ne will probably lie. The post
mortem examination on Haymaker's re
: mains developed eleven bayonet and tg
q bullet wounds. Amy four of the bayone
0 wounds would have been fatal.
: Milton Weston, IN interviews this evening
said. as soon as be could obtain a releas
, rom jail he proposed 10 organize CON
pany and take possession of the we'll
spite of sheriff or any one else in Yves
moreland county. Tonight the telephon
I zires we're cut between MurraysvIlle an
8 Plttsburg and communication suspends
: MURDER.
3 CoFFEYv1LLE, KS; Nov. 81 AT the vi
lage of Jynes5urg on Sunday night, G. B
J | Hendricks and wife went to the house OF
: young man, Thomas Msguire, and al
!. cused him of msligning the latter's cha
scter, and shot him dead. The ev1dent
indicates that the woman did the shooting
Both we're arrested and confined. Shortl
afterward an unknown person fire
through the window, wounding Hendricl
in the head and he will probably die.
d Arbitration League.
Is PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The Intern