Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-26

Z euS0 OF any one, ana That she dug hOl
in the rear of her house and buried it. Al
the other members of the family, including
her husband and parents, deny all knowl
edge of the affair previous to the finding
of the remains. The coroner's jury
found that the child had been born alive
and well, and that it was killed by iti
mother. Assistant District Attorney Yer
gin accordingly filed an information
charging the woman with murder, and ha6
a warrnt issued for her arrest. She was
taken before the police justice and com
mitted to Jail to await preliminary ex
animation, April 2.
THE MURDERoUs REDSKINS.
TOMBSTONE, Arizona, March 24.-Henry
Fuller, resident of this place, came into
the rooms of the custom house at Sanpe-
dro, to-day, and stated that two Mexicans
arrived there yesterday, who state that
they found dismantled buggy IN the
road, and two dead bodies. From the de-
| scription there is no doubt they are those
| of S. E. James, of the Contention mine,
and M. Thorndyke, son of Captain
| Thorndyke, who had such narrow escape
on Tuesday morning.
News reached here this afternoon of the
| killing of a brother of II. G. Dibble,
agent for Hoggin & Teirs in the Winches-
ter district. in this county. 1t is reported
| that Lincoln Nash has been killed at
Antelope Springs, fourteen miles from the
town, by the Indians. People are greatly
excited, as there are evidently dozen
formidable bands at present raiding
through the country. From the direction
they are taking it is thought that they are
from the San Carlos reservation.
JUVENILES SENTENCE.
SHREVEPORT, La, March "a. - Philip
Samuel Fleming, twelve years old, was to-
day sentenced in the United States court to
five years in the house of refuge in ST.
Louis, for stealing valuable letters from
the postoffice.
HEAVY DEFICIT IN ACCOUNTS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March PA senate
committee two years ago began an investi-
cation of the accounts of ex-State Trea-
surer Churchill, the governor, who had
served as treasurer six years, or three
terms. The committee spent year on
the accounts and report deficit of $114,-
600, when the Legislature, in January last,
in the house refused to accept the report,
saying the law required Investigation by
Joint committee. Finally Joint COM
mittee was appointed and the investiga-
ton begun anew. To-day a final report
was made, which charges the deficit, &C
cording to the face of the books of $685.
600.S7. The difference in the two reports
causes much comment. The legislature
adjourns on Wednesday, but will order the
suit brought, and will bring the matter at
once into the courts.
AN ILLINOIS ASSASSINATION.
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 24.-Three weeks ago
Enoch and Ed. Noble, father and son, were
tried here for the murder OF Jonathan
Wolgamot, near Glasford, in this county,
in September. The trial resulting in ac-
quittal, much surprise and indignation
was felt at the verdict. An Indignation
meeting was held at Glasford, at which
resolutions denouncing the jury were
passed &l6 the defendants hung
in efigy. Threats were freely
made that if they returned to
Glasford that they would be lynched
They rented farm in Tazewell county
and yesterday Ed. Noble, accompanied by
younger brother, returned TO their form
er home, after cattle, which they gathered
up and started for home. After they had
lie highway, a shot was fired from ambush
and Ed. Noble fell from his horse dead.
The assassin escaped.
RAMPAGING INDIANS.
HERMoRIDILLo, Arizona, March 24.-
The Apaches are still east of Magdalena.
Some say there are fifteen Apaches, and
others say 200. Three men are reported
killed this afternoon and some women
ravished by the savages. A force of SOL
diers are at Magdalena. The last heard
from the troops that started yesterday was
that they we're on the trail and not far be-
hind. General Carbo, the commanding
officer, has given orders not to take any
prisoners, men, women or children.
HOLDING HIM FAST.
CHICAGO, March 25.-John f. Burrill, ,ex-
grand treasurer of the grand lodge of Ma
sons of Illinois, was convicted at Carlen-
vile, on Friday of embezzling the funds of
that body. He was arrested here last night
as fugitive from justice. The arrest was
made on the strength of a telegram from
the Springfield authorities. He is under
bail pending the decision on a motion for
a new trial, but as there are two more in
ulcLmeutS, covering olner periOuS tHttH
that embraced in the trial on which ne was
convicted, it was thought he meant to for
felt his bail. He is held pending the ar
rival of Springfield officer.
AFTER TOWNSHIP CORRUPTION.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March 25.-Much
excitement was occasioned tonight, by the
distribution of church vestibule circulars,
alleging that great corruption existed in
town affairs, and giving the reasons why
the board of selectmen should not be re-
elected. It presents list of new proprie-
tors of bagnios and unlicensed liquor
houses, with the sums of money that each
pays monthly to the police for hush
money and calls upon the citizens to
arouse and overturn the ring.
POSTMASTER sNATCHED.
BATEsvILLB, Ark, March 25.-Postmaster
W. J. Pearson has been arrested and his
sureties have taken charge of the Office.
He is charged with unlawfully OBTAINING
registered package. 1t seems that
crookedness has been going on in this Of
fee for some time. Recent developments
show that several registered packages have