Daily globe., 1883-07-18
THIRsTING FOR BLOOD.

New ALBANY, Ind, July 17.-An ugly and
excited crowd of several hundred people re-
mained about the Jail until late hour last
night, discussing the murder of Philip
Oberhauser, and talking of lynching the
murderers, Thomas Luck and Jack Rourk.
The sheriff's posse kept close watch on
every movement. A report was circulat-
ed that the widow of Oberhauser had given
premature birth to child and was dying.
About IL o'clock last night two officers
brought Rourk and Luck out of their cells,
slipped them out the rear way through an
alley to Elm street, where wagon was in
waiting. In this the prisoners we're rapid
ly driven to Jeffersonvilie and placed in
the Clark county jail. About an hour after
they left the sheriff announced to
the crowd that the prisoners had been
removed, but they would not believe
him until committee had examined the
Jail. The crowd then slowly dispersed.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the prisoners
were brought down from Jeffersonville and
arraigned before Justice Colling and held
for murder. The men are now in jail here,
but may be moved to Jeffersonville to-
night if the mob renew their efforts to get
possession of them. The remains of the
cemetery this morning, the German Catho
lie church refusing him burial on the pre-
text that he had not attended confession.
A SWIFT VERDICT TO HANG.
MAYsyILLE, KY, July 17-This after
noon as soon as the jury in the Cooper
case retired the Emmett guards escorted
Samuel Bulger from the jail to the court
house amid great crowd of people on the
street, where he was to be arraigned for
rape. In the court room the indictment
was read to him, and his attorneys told
him not to criminate himself unless his
mind was perfectly clear. He replied that
his mind was perfectly clear; that he was
guilty and wanted to be hung legally and
not by mob, and wanted to cause as little
trouble as possible IN the trial. The jury
was impaneled and he repeated his plea
before them. In ten minutes they returned
verdict of guilty with a sentence of death.
Bulger received the verdict unmoved and
was returned to the Jail in one hour from
the time he was taken out.
THE swAG TURNED OVER.
BOSTON, July 17.-Eighty thousand dol
lars worth of securities brought here by
Canon Bernard, who absconded, were
turned over to Bourgeois, minister of po-
lice of Brussels.
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
New YORK, July 1.-THE supreme court
has denied the motion for new trial in
the case of Edward Hovey, sentenced to
be hanged on the 9th inst. for the murder
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Vermilyon.
Death watch was placed over Hovey to-
day.
| PRISONERS RESCUED.
VERNON, La, July 1.-THE two Barnard
brothers, charged with murder and arson,
were released from jail last night by
| crowd of armed men. They captured the
| guard, forbidding the sheriff coming near
them, and broke the lock of the Jail. None
of the crowd was Unidentified. The where
abouts Of the prisoners is unknown.
DESERVES HANGING.
ST.. LOUIS, July 17.-Frank Jackson, a
negro laborer on the farm of Joseph
Schaefer, German living a short distance
from st. Louis, in St. Charles county, this
state, was arrested yesterday on a charge
of debauching two little girls belonging to
Schaefer, aged respectively twelve and
thirteen years. Jackson is forty years old
and has a wife and family. He confessed
to the charge and said he had been init
mate with the children nearly two
years. The affair has created a good deal
of excitement.
WON'T GRANT A PARDON.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, July 17.-G overno1
Hamilton has declined to pardon Charles
W. Angel, convicted of the embezzlement
of large sum of money from the Pullman
Palace Car company some time ago.
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States authorities while in Portugal, and
turned over to the Pullman Car company
$4,000 of the stolen property, A petition
for his release was numerously signed, and
among others by the prosecuting attorney
and Judge before whom he was convicted
He has six years longer to serve.
BURGLARY.
CLEVELAND, July 17.-Burglars broke in
to G. B. MarveFs store, in Bradford lasr
night, blew open the safe and secured $500
No clue.
A VIRGINIA DUEL.
RICHMOND, Va. July 17.-An alteration
occurred at CIarksville last Saturday be
tween G. w. Averett and Russell, which
resulted in a resort to pistols. Averett
was mortally wounded and Russell shot III
the shoulder, and his condition is critical.
Averett is said to have said something
derogatory to the good name of Russell,
who went after the former for satlsfac-
ton.
CONFESSED TO RAPE.
CINCINNATI, July Thames Bulger, in
dicted at Maysville, KY, for rape on little
girl, has confessed, and asks to be protecteo
from mob violence. His trial was set foT
to-day. Punishment for that crime l.
Kentucky is death.
| COUNTERFEITERS SENTENCED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 17.-In the
United States court to-day, Boswell, the
leader of the Gulf gang of counterfeiters
and J. A. Powell, were each sentenced @
two years at Detroit and $500 fine.
The golden wedding of Rev. DR.. Stepher
b. Tying, senior, will be held at his ho.n~
at Irvington, on the 81 ldson river. T."