Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31

Label Suit.
BLOODY SEQUEL TO THE YAzoo tragedy.
lSsecial Telegram to the Globe
IAzoo CRY, Miss, Fec. 29.-The prelimi-
nary trial of the perpetrators of the bloody
tragedy Monday night was set for to-day. J.
G. Premett, Williams, Thornton and Williams
and W. A. Henry for the profecution and D.
Denning defendant. A motion by the defense
for G continuance for thirty days resulted in a
postponement until Tuesday. The coroner's
jury after four days investigation f%oundithst the
two Possys and Nichols came to their death by
murder, that the instruments used were
guns and pistols in the hands of
Bob Swayse, Nicajh Parker, Richard
Gibbs, W. H. Foote, Henry Sehaler and Octayius
Thomas, principals, and Emanuel Stevens,
Lewis Carter, Mitchell Brooks, Jr., John Gisbs
and Ros Kelly, accessories, and other parties to
the jury unknown, are implicated, all negroes.
! This evening men from the country began COM
ing into town with cool, quiet determination.
written on their faces. and the same was OBJ
served on many townsnen tonight. Two hun
dred armed men repaired to the jail at Z o'clock,
broke IT open and hung Srayse, Parker and
Gibbs. Foote fought like q tiger, and was
riddled with bullets. One of the Iynching
party was shot through the loot and hit by
EOOL6 IL LIS DCl1h Will i'll iIOIs lut Giles killed.
we're the ringleaders.
AN EXPERT THIEF CAUGHT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-At Z O'Clock this morning
Mr.. c.. W. Demerell, occupying room 33l at
the TremoLt house, was aroused from his SUM
Der by hearing some one in his apartment. The
intruder was caught by an employee of the house.
At the station the prisoner, who gave his name
as Vim. Qainn. was searched, and in his posses
sion were found two poeketbeoks, each
containing IS in change and bills, and a silver
watch. One pocket book was the property of
the fremont house guest, who was visited this
nerning. WA. Quinn was identified by the
central station officers as an old timer. Inyes-
tigation brought to light his photograph in the
rogue's gallery. He claims to come from St.
Louis. 1t is asserted that Philadelphia knows
him best. The silver watch found upon him
was identified by It's number IS bang one
stolen from q drummer for a
New York cigar concern when
he was stopping at the Briggs house some time
ago. The early capture of Quinn is looked upon
by the policeas a lucky chance for Chicago. The
prisoner isa well dressed, mild, middle aged
nan wearing a full beard. When accused he
was silent and dignifed, and would say nothing
more then that he bought the watch in st.
Louis, but could not fix the date. He is char
acterized as a very dangerous man to let loose
On lno COE1i1uHlUy. he is now DellnQ oars IN
the county jail.
FRoLICsoMl DANCERS.
C~ArAwIssA, Pa, Dec. 29.-At a dance twenty
four miles from iers a free fight occurred, dur
ing which Ellwood Strausser was fatally stabbed
by Matt Cope. Henry Snyder was also fatally
stabbed, Benson Irwin shot through the thigh,
and Mary Aanan received a gunshot wound.
Adam Hartline, a peddler, was stopped on the
highway near here and ribbed of $3.50 and some
%jewelry. Shortly after he was met by two other
men, who asked for d ride. On Hartline re-
fusing, one of the men shot him twice, and his
injuries are fatal
MURDERED.
BEVERLY, W. Va, Dec. 29.-The coroner's
jury, after five days investigation, found that
Mrs. Summerieid and child, whose remains
were found in the ruins of their burned house,
last week, on the farm of Job Parsons, were
murdered before the house was burned, and
charged John Flanagan with the murder. Elan
agan was arrested and is now in jail.
SHOT.
CISCINNArI, Dec. l9.-Charles Russell shot
and killed Charles Lewis at Fifth and join
streets tonight. The men are colored. Lewis
had insultea Russeirs sister during the alter
neon and when the men met tonight the quarrel
ended with the bove result.
HoksE THIEVES KILLED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 29.-For a long
time past the northwestern part of this
state and the northern part of Missouri
he's been infested with horse thieves, whose
headquarters it is believed have been at
Cape Girardeau. A farmer named Kim
ball, living in north Missouri, had three
horses s~toian, and organizing a posse of
seven started in pursuit of the thieves, who
numbered three, AID who were overtaken
near Forsythe, Ao, The thieves turned on
their pursuers and a sharp fight ensued.
Two of the pursuers we're seriously injured
and two of the thieves, James and Andrew
Davis, formerly residents Of Cape Girar-
desu, were shot dead and sthe third one
fatally wounded.