Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-24

HOW anu OlIerS aSSlStduC0 Ill S6GbluS GuS
rioters arrested. 1t is feared if the mill
tary leave tonight it will be
worse yet. Over 1000 shots were
fired last night, but no one was hurt
The firing was not at persons, but the
result of the general lawlessness of the
mob. Gen. O'Neal has requested the Judge
of the circuit court to hold special term
to try the law breakers. The solicitor went
with the military last night and prepared
the affidavits on which the warrants were
issued.
QUACKs ARRESTED FOR MALPRACTICE.
CAEsrER, Pa, Jan. 23.- Samuel Cast, of
Iowa, and his nephew, David Cast, of Ohio,
travelling cancer doctors, and James E.
Haines, student of Rising Sun, Indiana
have been arrested, the two first mentioned
at Bellefonte, in this state and the latter
at his home, ON a coroner's warrant, charg-
ing them with homicide in having caused
the death of Mrs. James Armstrong, aged
seventy-three, of this county, whom they
treated for cancer. W.. J. Perkins of this
city, who harbored the cancer doctors, was
also arrested as an accessory to crime.
RED FIENDs ON THE RAMPAGE.
MATAMoRAs, Mex, Jan. pa strong
body of Indians have been numbering and
robbing in the vicinity of Hermosillo. Four
customs guards and twenty ranchmen
passed them yesterday. The Indians forti-
fed themselves behind breastworks in
the Romero mountains. The ranchmen
assaulted the works, killed five Indians and
wounded many others. Several of the
ranchmen were wounded, but none killed.
Eleven soldiers in Guadalijara yes
terday murdered the guard and deserted
THUMPERs READY FOB BUSINESS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-The pugilists are not
all in here yet, but quarreling has already
begun. James Elliott is looking for Harry
Hill on occount of some remarks made by
the latter iu an interview referring to Eli
otis courage. Elliott also expresses the
opinion that Richard X. Fox does not
propose to match Slade against Sullivan
for square prize fight.
A ROW IN COURT.
MONTREAL, Jan. 23.-The body snatching
case came up in the police court to-day,
when mob of medical students attempted
to intimidate the court. The magistrate
sent for the police, who, after hard fight
cleared all but the prisoners out of court.
SIX students were arrested for assaulting
officers. Those accused of body snatching
were dismissed.
HELD TO BAIL.
Boston, Jan. 23.-Towle, charged with
completely in the alleged misappropriation
of the funds of the Pacific bank, arrested
together with Eager, was arraigned in the
United States court. Towle was held in
$4,000 and Eager in $4,000 hail.
CRIMINALS KILLING EACH OTHER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. pa dispatch from the
Indian Territory says that party of men
who have been selling liquor in different
parts of the territory in violation of law,
while in camp on Leeis Greek day or two
ago. got into row among themselves, and
Hawk Pete, a, desperate, was killed, and
Geo. Maxwell mortally wounded.
$4,000 BLAZE.
NASHUA, N. H., Jan. "a, 80 a. m.-
Spaulding's four story brick block burne1
after midnight. The total loss is owe
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
OFFICER KILLED WHILE MAKING AN ARREST.
WINFIELD, Kas., Jan. pa. L. Shine
man, sheriff of Cowley county, while at
tempting to arrest man named Cobb,
elias Smith, to-day, was shot twice and
| mortally wounded. He captured his man,
however, and is now dying. Cobb killed a
constable in Butler county few days ago