Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
A F1nsr-o1Ass 1yxcu1ra.
Especial Telegram t. tho Globe. I

| driving away the guard, led Harvey
to the front OF Custin's late residence
and hanged him to a tree by the sidewalk,
| the spot selected by the assassin to CON-
| NIT his cowardly crime. The mob was Or
derly and made no noise, though the guards
awoke a few citizens who witnessed the
| lynching, but we're not inclined to inter
| fere. 4 card vas placed in the murder
er's hand, on which was written in a bold
hand: SHORE to follow" There have been
| several dastardly crimes committed IN
| Pike county during the past five years, and
with one or two exceptions the perpetra-
tors have escaped with light sentences.
This threat, under these circumstances. is
considered ominous.
] THE EMMA BOND CASE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
| TAYLoRsv1L1F, ILL.,, Dec. 24.-Consider-
! cradle excitement was created here to-day
over the circulation of an article printed
in one of the Springfield dailles relative to
the Bond outrage case, which is to the ef-
| feet that two residents of this city stated
to some one in Hlllsboro that they were IN
| ton, and that they ought to be given pub
Attorney John G. brennan had
| at one time sand he was
| in dilemma in the Bond case; that his
wife had gone to Bonds honse soon after
! the outrage; while there Mrs. brennan had
| been alone with Miss Emma, and that the
latter had said to Mrs. brennan: 81 don't
want to but will have to put up a story
] am afraid they will catch me. I am
of yhau will fpd mo mt The ,to&a
! ment, coming as it does in the midst of
brennan was asked by the GLOBE Cores
| she said: Il was never SO
astonished in my life as when
I was t1la of the article IN to-day's papsr.
| Miss Bond making any kind of g state
mept to me whatever, concerning the out
| rage, and am willing to make an affidavit
| that she never told. During the time I
| was in her room Miss Bond did not speak
of the outrsge, and was far from intro
| ducing tbs subject. The statements are
not true" States Attorney brennan says
his wife never made any such staten ent,
! and that he never told any one that she
had done so. He says that the article caa-
ACTED LIKE A MApMAN.
ST.. Louis, Dec PA very exciting and
| bloody affair, in which two men were dan
gerously, perhaps fatally, and a third pain
fully, wounded, occurred at the boarding
house of Mrs. Gibson, 1900 Washington
| evening. Il appeared that D. G. Gibson,
| the chief actor in the affair, who is con-
| tractor and builder, and his wife have not
lived harmoniously for some time past,
| and separated about three months ago
since when Gibson has been to Texas,
| building mills. There has also been bad
| feeling between Gibson and
John Burlington. The husband,
of ons of Mrs. Gibson's daughters by for
mer husband, and Arthur and Eugene
Mulholland, two of Mrs. Gibson's sons,
and Gibson is said to have made threats
of violence against them. On Friday
last james Smithers, undertaken, received
a telegram from Fort Worth, Texas, signed
George Peyton, stating that Gibson's
body had been shipped, and ordering him
to 60 to Mrs. Gibson for instructions.
Smithers saw Mrs. Gibson ana she an d
her family were greatly shocked at the in
| formation, but for some reason the truth
of the statement in the telegram was sus-
pected, and the coroner at Fort Worth was
telegraphed to and reply received that no
such man had died there. To-day Gibson
returned to the city and was arrested on
the charge of threatening to shoot one of
the Mulhoiland boys. Tonight, while the
| family and boardsrs were at supper, Glib
| son entered the house from the rear,passed
into the dining room and with drawn re-
volyer opened fire on Burlington. The first
shot missed him and struck Arthur Null
holland is the shoulder, passed up and
lodged In his neck. The second shot en-
tered Bufhngton's neck, the third struck
him in the left arm. Gibson then tnrned
the weapon on himself and sent bail into
his head, Burlington and Gibson are be-
| lieved to be mortally wounded and were
| taken TO the hospital. Aulholiand is not
dangerously hurt.
DESIGNATED GRAVES.
CAIRO, Dec. 24.-There is great indigna-
ton because of the discovery that the
I graves of the English troops buried at
! Eelonan have been desecrated. An in
| quiry is instituted.
| FATALLY STABBED,
| EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 24-John
LANCE, twenty four years old, farmer,
was fatally stabbed by neighbor named
BIinke, this evening. The quarrel arose
regarding the right of way as they were
driving home from the city.
| SHE MURDERED SIXTEEN.
| TIE HAGUE, Dec. PA married woman
named Vandsrlinden, was arrested at Ley
| den charged with having murdered in the
last few years sixteen persons. The
victims were nearly all members of her
own family. She insured their lives first
and then received the insurance money
after their deaths. The woman confessed
hsr guilt. It is supposed that she poisoned
five of her own children.
NEW ORLEANS CUSsEDNEss.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-The difficulty
| tonight between the sailors on the Span
;sh steamship America, resulted in one
being killed and two are reported NOR tai
~ wounded.
Chas. Kingsley, railroad engineer, in a
difficulty with George Coutourie, wgs shot
and 1t is believed mortaliJ wounded. Cou-
tourie surrendered, and is bailed in