Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05
TEE crime BUDGET.
TWO NEGRO GRAVE ROBBERS
LYNCHED IN MISSISSIPPI.
A Large Number of Deadly Fracases-
Family Feuds Resulting in Murder
Crookedness and Cussedness of Every
Sorl.
A ST. PAUL THIEF ARRESTED IN Chicago.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

ST. PAUL THIEF ARRESTED IN Chicago.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Sept. About the middle OF
August the chief of police received tele-
gram from ST. Paul requesting him to ar.
rest Frank Lord for the theft of 1920 in
cash and watch chain and ring belong
ing to resident Of St. Paul. Yesterday
afternoon LORD was arrested, owned up IL
the theft, turned over the property to the
officers and $68 of the money. He says lie
stole the property from o. G.. Hayer, a
freight clerk for the Manitoba railway
He will be held here until the arrival of a
St. Paul officer. He was arrested at the
Sherman house. and had ticket for Mon
treal.
GRAVE ROBBERS HUNG.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. AT Edwards,
Miss, to-day, Jos. Ding and Geo. Goddis,
negroes, were arrested on the charge of
robbing the grave of Mrs. Hattie Howell.
They confessed their guilt, informing the
officers they stole the body for the purpose
of securing the bones of the arm, which
they used in their profession of conjurer.
When the news of the robbing and arrest
became known crowd of $50 men as
sembled and demanded the sheriff to turn
over the prisoners. He refused. In the
confusion Goddis attempted to escape, and
was riddled with bullets by the crowd. The
sheriff was then overpowered, and the other
prisoner was taken from Jail and hanged.
SHOT INA QUARREL.
MooRAEAD, KY, Sept. 4-Newton Gibbs
was attacked Saturday night by two
brothers named Gillespie with whom he
had qusrrsled and was fatally shot.
CINCINNATI, Sept. News is received of
a murder at Taylorsville, Muskingum
county yesterday. Jaoeb Hadley, stone
cutter shot and killed his son Charles,
aged 20. Hadley was drunk at the time
and tried to drewn himself after the shoot
ing. e--.-.....
LIvERpooL. Sept. 4.-Jas. McDsrmott
was brought before the court again to-day
and further remanded to Jail at the re-
quest of coussl for the prosecution, who
stated that pocket book found among
the prisoners effects contained very impor-
tant entries but were not indicated. Nc
Dermott com planned to the judge as an
American citizen that he was subjected to
very harsh treatment, and stated he was
not even aware of the nature of the charge
against him.
SHOT IN TAVERN.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Ed. J. Brooks,
colored, was shot and killed by Patrick j.
Malone in a tavern on the Germantown
road, last evening. Malone is in custody.
SHOT BY BURGLAR.
BATH, Me-, Sept. 4.-Night Watchman
VIM. Lawrence was shot and killed last
night, by one of three burglars, whom he
detected breaking into grocery store.
The burglars fled, but one man has since
been arrested on suspicion.
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Richard Michaels, ed
itor of the Free Press, a German daily pa
per, was arrested to-day for criminal libel
on warrant sworn out by August Spies,
who edits rival paper. Michaels was ar
rested last Saturday for calling Spies a
thief He repeated the assertion yester-
day and was accordingly rearrested.
A CONTINUANCE ASKED IN THE MUTT TRIAL.
UN1oNTowN, Pa, Sept. 5.-In the court,
this afternoon, the defense in the case OF
Jas. Mutt, for killing N. L. Dukes, asked
that the trial be continued until the De-
cember term, on account of the sickness of
Breckridge, one of the principal witnesses
for the prisoner. He was taken sick last
Saturday evening with symptoms of ty-
phoid fever and confined to his bed. His
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business matter. The physician being
called away to-day the defense presented
his certificate, but the court declined to
grant the petition on the certificate, re-
quiring his personal presence. The matter
will therefore be heard and cited to-mor-
row morning.
SHOT HIS STEP-FATHER.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 4.-James Donahue,
aged %, deliberately and without appar-
emit provocation, shot and killed his step
father, Michael O'Connell, aged 55, to-day.
A short time before the tragedy, Donahue
went to trunk and took therefrom re-
voiver. His mother urged him to put the
weapon back, but he threatened to shoot
her if she interfered. Then he sat on a
lounge in the sitting-room with the revol-
yer in his hand. Presently his step-father,
large man, came into the house, saw
Donahue, and walking toward him said:
"James, give me that pistol" Donahue
Immediately rose to his feet and fired a
ball through O'ConnelPs heart. He then
lay down on the lounge, seemingly unre-
pentant and unconcerned. O'Connell walk
ed few steps and fell dead. Mrs. O'Con-
nell rushed screaming out doors. A police
man soon arrived, but Donohue stoutly re-
sisted, and had to be very severely dubbed
before he could be arrested.
HANGED FOR RAPE.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA Times-Star
Maysville, KY, special says: Samuel Bull
ger, colored, who committed rape on the
ten year old daughter of Mr.. McAdliff, on
her way home from school, was hanged to-
day in the jail. He was baptized by
Catholic priest Sunday. He slept none last
night, but ate heartily this morning. He
was attended by priest on the scaffold,
and died in nine minutes. The execution
was private.
KILLED his WIFE.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Sept. 4,-Dr. j. K. Ritchy,
of this place, shot and mortally wounded
his wife last evening and fled. Two officers
are in search of him.
PRESENTED TO THE GRAND JURY.
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