Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-20


| and he was arrested. He told the story O
their wanderings through number o
hands, after having been left as collatera
by Brice. 1t is not probable that any on
can be convicted, but the road has recover
| ed the missing tickets.
MURDERED FOR THEIR MONEY.
Ell PAso, Texas, Nov. 19.---De Metric Sot,
| and wifs were, murdered while asleep a
| Paso del Norte. Presumed for their money
An Indian pottery peddler is: suspected.
SMALL BUSINESS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-E. j. G. E!dred, &
heavy lumber firm, with mills at Bluffton
Mich, was taken possession of by the
sheriff to day on an attachment in favor
of Curran & Wolfe, of this city, for $4,000
1t was subsequently released on replevin
MINERS STRIKE.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Nov.19-Fifteen hundred
men in the Chaplin and Ludington mines
who struck on Saturday, are still holding
out, but threaten to destroy the works if
the Menominee Mining company, of Mil
waukee, does not come to terms to-mor-
row. Capt. Rumble held them in check to-
day by promising to compromise if the
agent did not come from the company on
the noon train. Some wish to continue
the strike peaceably, but the
majority want to fill the mines
with water. The men threaten
to kill Supt. Cady if he returns. They
psraded to-day with banners and band.
The cause of the strike is a cut of 81 in
the monthly wages. The Saturday shift
has not been done for some time. but paw
has continued till recently, when the SUI
perintendent decided to withhold it, hence
the strike.
TROUBLE WILL BE AvERTED.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 19.-J. Il. Vandyke.
president of the Menomine Mininrcom-
pany, left tonight for the scene of the
miners instruction twelve miles from
Florence, Wis. He says he is inclined to
use passive measures as the company feel
that 1000 hungry mouths are dependent
on them in every way, and while he will
not say that compromise is likely the
inference is that all trouble will be averted
by his mission.
MAKE THE DEFICIT GOOD.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 19.---To-day
the sureties of Ex-State Auditor Crawford,
whose accounts are short over $4,000, con-
fessed judgment in court, and will make
the deficit good. His property covers
half the amount.
AN OLD QUARREL RENEWED.
ELDoRADo, Kas., Nov. 19.-James NJ,
and Tenny Hampton, father and son, and
Walter McKaig, residing in Hickory town
ship. in this county, renewed an old land
quarrel on Saturday night and McKaig
was killed. The Hamptons were arrested.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
SwANToN, O., Nov. 19.-Samuel Hemay
shot his wife, formerly the widow Stevens,
this afternoon and tried to kill her daugh-
ter Mrs. Liba, and then shot himself. Both
are dead. They had been married abou.
a year and quarreled.
TERRIBLE ROW.
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 19-There waz a
terrible row last night in Victoria Music
hall. An ex-member of the salvation
army, intoxicated, entered the hall and
struck seve.al individuals. Captain
Thompson, aide e-camp to Major Moore,
commander for all America, undertook to
quiet the disturbance and was knocked
over bench and choked. Then four DO
lice entered and arrested the young man.
A small riot followed, the crowd surged
and pushed about the hall, officers of the
peace and the army were surrounded and
kicked. One was knocked down and with
the prisoner scuffled on the floor. The
disorder was fearful. The police eventual
ly retired without the prisoner, and found
difficulty in forcing passage through the
mob upon the street
PAEADBD GUILTY.
BosToN, Nov. 19.-Charles N. Dewey,
who absconded after many forgeries and
defrauding firms here and in Montreal,
and arrested in San Francisco about to sail
for China, pleaded guilty to nine counts
for forgery.
ARRESTED FOR EA1BEZZLEMENT.
.PrTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 19.-County
Controller Speer entered a
criminal suit against a. II. Row
land, clerk of the court, this morning,
charging him with the ENLIGHTENMENT and
defalcation, during two terms of Office, the
sums aggregating nearly $4,000. Row
land was arrested and gave bail in $4,000.
VIOLATING THE BANKING LAW.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Geo. P. Graf, pay
ing teller of the Wall Street National bank,
has been indicted By the United States
grand jury. The charge against Graft is
violation of the act of congress in certify
ing checks drawn by the firm of Cecil,
Ward & Co., and that Cecil, Ward 81 Co.
did not have on deposit at the time an
amount of money equal to the amounts
specified in the checks. The checks ag-
gregated $196, 695.47.
ABsCoNDED.
OswEGo, n. Y, Nov. 19.-Fred North,
suo-treasurer of the Oswego Falls Manu-
featuring company, left that village Thurs
day, ostensibIy for Syracuse, and has not
been heard from since. He is said to be-
defaulter, and it is believed he has gone
to England, and leaves a wife and two
children.
ARRESTED FOE MURDER.
JAMAICA, L. L, Nov. 19.-The police ar.
rested young tramp at 2 o'clock this
morning, who stated the man who muir,
dered Mrs. Maybee and daughter at Brook
vile, took him to see the bodies Saturday
The authorities think the fellow drunk OF
crazy.