Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-08

said he will attack the consolidated forces
of Spiche, now camped about fifteen miles
| from Okmulgee, as soon as the weather is
favorable Both parties are buying all the
Winchester rifles and other weapons and
ammunition they can obtain and it looks
as though serious trouble may result.
FATAL WIND UP OF DANCE.
HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. AT dance at
Digby's Neck last night man named
Weathersby was killed and another named
Hutchinson fatally shot.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. John Glynn. of
Columbus, employed on the Pan Handle
road, was run ever and instantly killed
this morning.
CITY MARSHAL KILLED.
HARTwELI. Ga, Feb. 7.-Wm. Dooley,
marshal was shot and killed last night
while standing in a bar-room by some one
outside. The murderer is suspected.
THE GRAYsoN, KY, TRIAL. -
GRAYsoN, KY, Feb. To-day the two
prisoners removed from Lexington here
for trial under the protection of state
guards numbering 400 from Louisville,
Frankfort, Midway, Lexington, Marysville,
Winchester and Mount Sterling. The
horses for the artillery and mounted in
fantry were sent across the country. The
troops arrived, in train. The prisoners
and the patrol are quartsred at the JAIL;
others in train of nine cars.
BANK ACCOUNTANT iBsooNDED.
DURHAM, Ont, Feb. III. c. Gurney,
accountant of the Bank of Commerce, has
absconded. His accounts are short $4,000
to $4,000.
TWO YOUNG THIEVES.
THREE RIVERS, Wis. Feb. 7.-Albert
Ball and Elmer Anderson, each aged
twelve years, have been arrested at Three
Rivers on charge of cutting mail bag
at the depot and stealing letters.
LIBELoUs NEWSPAPER MEN.
HUTCHINSON, KS, Feb. is. Ely of the
Democrat, of this city, was arrested to-day
on charge of libel. Kanagh & Lawsone
were sued to-day for $4,000 for completely
III IuC odlAO l1OOIs LILO oOteS WOIO
at the instance of R. NJ. Easley, editor of
the Ne,0s, who was charged in the alleged
libel with having seduced a young lady in
Illinois.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN GAMBLERS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Evidences of the extent
of the business done by Fleming & Me-
riam and other professional grain broke
Hor 4ba Of lott 70 rub
was stopped by the postal department
few days ago, accumulated from day to
day. 1t appears they not only received
money from farms, towns, and villages all
over the country, but also from Canada,
and even some points in England and
Scotland. The sums transmitted to them
for investment IN grain futures is estimated
to reach into the millions, and it is init
mated that certain respectable and highly
connected persons joined hands with the
recognized gambling element in working
the scheme.
TRAIN ROBBERS IN LIMBO.
ErKo, New, Feb. THE four Montello
train robbers arrived to-day. Nays wounds
forbid his removal from Salt Lake. The
grand jury meet on the 9th. 1t is expect
ed all Will plead guilty.
THE LoUP CITR TRAGEDY.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. THE double trage
dy at Loup City, in this state, has caastd
much excitement, but developments create
less sympathy for the murdered woman
than was at first felt. Mrs. Ryan was gen.
orally regarded as the mistress of Sheriff
Waite, and the conduct of the pair gave
the town ample food for gossip. 1t was
given out but lately that they were to mar
ry, and this tended to silence the whispers,
but about two months ago middle aged
bachelor, having some money and being
very staid in his department came to
Loup City and became a boarder at Mrs.
Ryan's, soon making himself quite init
mate with her and displacing Waite. It
became apparent that trouble would ensuel
and Friday last, the day of the tragedy,
Waite brought the affair to crisis by
calling Mrs. Ryan aside and demanding
that she should marry him at once. Mrs.
Ryan objected and gave Waite to un-
derstand that the newcomer had q higher
place in her affections. Waite
bad a violent temper, and this
interview ended in his shooting her and
then killing himself. Persons who were
intimate with both parties assert that it
was Waite's intention, if he could have
gained the opportunity, to have also killed
the interloper with Mrs. Ryan, but he had
no chance to make it triple tragedy.
THE GRAYsoN, KENTUCKY, TRIAL.
GBAYsoN, KY, Feb. 7.--Late last night
the troops quartered in the jail we're re-
moved back to the train, the prisoners
with them. It rained necessarily till day
light. This morning the military moved
to the camp ground, pitched their tents
and established regular routine of duty.
Meals Craft appeared in court but on ac-
count of land slides delaying the train the
trial was postponed till tomorrow. The
defense is ready and Judge Brown is de-
termined that the trial shall proceed.
THE BIRMINGHAM, TENN, SAFE ROBBERS Ar
RESTED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Two men,
giving the names of Lambert and Simp-
son, were arrested at the depot this morn
ing on suspicion of being the burglars
who blew open the postofice safe, in Bir-