Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
BILL YOUNGER IN LIMBO.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Especial Telegram to the Globs
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec.-Bili Young
or, one of the notorious Younger brothers,
who deprecated 10 the northwest with the
James brothers, and who is charged with
half dozen murders in Missouri and Mime
soto, was brought so the city tonight By
Sheriff Foote, Of Loud on county, Tenn.
Younger was arrested at the Warrior coal
mines in Alabama, where he was hidden
in the guise of coal weighmaster. Foote
refuses to give the details Of his discovery,
but made the arrest on
rsouisition from Gen. Crittenden, of Mis-
souri,, under warrant charging hin with
four murders. Younger was interviewed
by your correspondent. He confesses his
identity, and says he WAS associated with
the James gang, but will give no details.
He denies that the James boys were i'm
piiceted in tne Muscle Shoals robbery. He
was taken to Loudon tonight and will
thence be conveyed to Missouri.
LARGE INDEMNITY BOND.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 23.-A bond
representing $260,oo0 in unencumbered
real estate in this city, has been signed
and forwarded to Kansas city, to be used
as an indemnity to persons there, who
have gone upon $1,000 bail bend for
Orth Stein, the son of Hon. Ohm a. Stein,
OF Lafay cite, the supreme court of Mis-
souri, having granted Orth a new trial for
killing Geo. Fredericks-
BIG IKE DEAD.
DENVER, Col, Dee. 23-The negro, Big
Ike, who, while attem ptipg to burglarize
the bank at Durango last week, shot dead
Bruce Huat, son of Ex-Governor Hunt,
died last night in the jail at Durango,
from injuries purposely Inflicted on HIM
self in jumping hesdlong from forty foot
embankment, to avoid being captured
alive. Just before his death he made
confession i'm mplicating four others. They
are all under arrest.
A MODERN BORGIA.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Chris
tian, who was some time ago charged by
several newspape of this state with hav-
ing poisoned Coolbaugh, q prominent at
tache of the press and Rio Grande ras iway,
it being said at the time Coolbaugh was
her seventh victim, has been arrested here
charged with causing the death of Louis
Brenner few days ago. She was Bren-
ner's mistress. Tho morning before he
died the pair quarreled, which resulted IN
her leaving the house.
ARRESTED FOB EMBEzzLING.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-Arthur ]. Jennings,
married, bookkeeper with Vim. P. Howard
& Co, commission merchants, was arrested
charged with embezzling $4,000 from his
employers. He was released on bond,
end says he can explain matters satisfac-
torily.
THE DURANGO BANK ROBBERY.
DENvEz, Dec. 23.-The men who were
| I'M mplicated in the late attempted bank rob
| berry at Durango by the negro "Big Ike, -
in his confession before his death, are
| Charles e. Dow, Charles Edmunds, V. NJ .
| Heating and Samuel Handley. The latter
attem pied to fee, but was captured. The
| police, it is said, know more about the
robbery than they will tell. It is also
stated that tgo other prominent citizens
| are implicated in the robbery. All
parties concerned are we'll known in
Durango.
MURDERED.
1
| an old peddler, reported wealthy, was
| found murdered IN her shanty near here.
| POISONED.
GOSHEN, VI, Dec. 23.--Wiliiam Catlin
a farmer, died under circumstances indi
eating poisoning. On December 1, Cst
| lin was taken i'll and arsenic in solution
was administered by his wife in mistake
she claims. Emetics were given and Cat
lin recovered. On the 7th he was agaiI
taken i'll and died yesterday, after being
treated for typhoid fevsr. An autops!
was ordered. Since his death there ar
rumors of undue intimacy between Mrs
Catiin and Aver, farm hand.
Baptist Movement.
WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. 23-A movemen
has been set on foot here by the Baptist
to secure separation from the onurch o
Eastern Canada, because of the apath,
shown by the latter il the mission work o
the northwest 1t is proposed that th
church here will unite with the American