Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-20
CouNrERFE1rERs NABBEp,

f6lters. Thomas and Oliver BOhannan and
James Hollowell, alias SPrague, who were
Swallowed from Louisville by government
detectives, Bera raided this morning in the
suburbs by detectives and police. Thomas
BOhannan attem pied to escGp pa through a.
window, and was wounded and captured.
The other two were secured in the house,
together with woman who passed for the
wife of Thomas. At the Same time were
captured plaster mouIds, composition
metal, acids, battery, etc, all in use at the
time of the raid; also S114 in counterfeit
dollar pieces. Oliver Bohannan is sup
posed to be an ex- convict. Thomas was
formerly a telegraph operator ct Fort
Morgan. Before the arrest great deal Of
money was issued by tbs gang.
BURGLAR RAID.
DETROIT, Oct 19.-Burglars raided the
village of Estelle, Gratiot county, last
night, blew open the safes of E. L. Drake
and N. W. Tucker. secured $500 then
stole fuckers horse and buggy ond made
their way to ST. Louis and probably took
the eastern train, abandoning the rig.
FATAL ENCOUNTER.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 1.-TWO farm
ers, Charles Ford and Joe Sutherland, be-
tween whom an old grudge existed, met in
he road yesterday afternoon II miles
east of Newport, Ark, both armed, and
Ford whom Sutherland had threatened to
kill, drew double barrelled shot gun, and
before Sutherland could draw pistol, fred
and killed him.
TIE HALIFAX DYNAMITE SCARE
HALIFAX, Oct. 19.-Since the arrests OF
Holmes and Bracket for suspected con-
nection with an internal dynamite conspir
acy, the sig British war ships in port are
more carefully guarded from any secret
operation that might be directed TO them.
AZ night particularly extra prec zutions are
taken, boats with strong forces OF men
being placed around and ABOUT the ships.
Vice Admiral Comnerel to. day made an
inspection OF tbs suspicious articles found
or the prisoners, and stated they Wers ex-
actly suited for intentions such as the men
are suspected of. Tomorrow he will
order the chief gun instructor on the flag
ship Northampton to fully explain to the
law officers the serious harm that could be
caused by the proper use Of the coniscated
explosives and apparatus.
HELD FOB CONSPIRACY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Wm.;G. Barrett
is charged with embezzling $4,000 as a
broker and agent of Capt. Augustus Boyd.
Defendant was in partnership with a man
named Cattell who fed the city. The de-
Tense claim that Barrett could not be CON
victed of embezzling money unless it had
been deposited with him for safe custody
and net for investment. The Judge held
this good lew, and as $4,000 had been
given defendants, which was not part of
the running account, and had been missp-
proprieted as alleged, he thought Barrett
should answer to the charge of conspiracy
FATAL FEUD.
Fort GAINEs,sGa., Oct. ia startling
tragedy occurred three miles east of this
place yesterday evening. B. 4. Jester,
going home on horseback, was met hy B.
F. HUdspeth. There existed feud be-
tween them for come time. The quarrel
vas renewed. Hud5peth seized piece OF
fence rail and struck Jester, when the lat
Ter spreng from his horse and stabbed his
assailant to the heart. Hudspeth then
drew pistol and fred two shots, one Of
which struck Jester in the forehead, the
ball ranging under the skin to the back Of
the head. Jester again closed with him
and stabbed him in the right breast, when
Budspeth fell and almost Immediately ex-
pired. Jester has not been arrested.