Daily globe., 1883-08-09
CRIME RECORD.
THE DANIELS OUTLAWS STRONGL Y
INTRENCHED IN ARK 4NSAS.
They Will Die Rather Than Surrender-A
Murderer Hanged in Misunderstanding
Outrage-A Miscellaneous Collection OF
Desperate Deeds.
THE DANIELS OUTLAWS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]


Especial Telegram to the Globe.
aoT SPRINGS, Ark, Aug. 8.-A courier
arrived this evening from Dry Fork, and
stated that the Daniels brothers, the
notorious outlaws, were still in their old
haunts and declare they will never be
taken alive. Nearly all the pursuing par
ties have disbanded, and the prospect of
capturing or exterminating the outlaws is
very poor. A prominent local paper
censures Gov. Berry for not calling out
the militia. Nearly 200 men have been
engaged in the pursuit of the despera-
does.
AN APPEAL TO SAVE NECK.
Especial Telegram to the Globel
DEsMoINEs, Ia, Aug. 8.-Fountain W.
George, who was sentenced to be hanged
here on Friday, will not be executed on
that day, the case having been appealed to
the supreme court and a stay of execution
issued.
HANGED FOR MURDER.
INDIANAPo11s,, Aug. 8.-At Rockwell,
Ind. to-day, J. F. Stout was hung for
the murder of Taylor Dunbar in Novem
Der last. He exhibited the utmost firm
ness and composure to the last, and did
not seem to understand the enormity of
his deed. The story of the crime is
that Stout accompanied Dunbar in the lat
ter's huckster wagon On a regular trip
from Darlington, Ind, on the 24th of No
vember, Stout carrying gun
to do some hunting. He left the wagon
and struck through the woods. After
going few miles Dunbar followed the
road some distance and then went across
in the direction of Stout. Dunbar did not
return and was found later with his skull
crushed and several bullet holes in his
body. Stout confessed that he took his
life for what money he had. Last night
Stout rested well and rose with pulse and
temperature about normal. He was led to
the 'scaffold at p. m. accom- mpanied by his
attorneys, and made a final statement
before the drop fell. The drop broke his
neck. Death ensued Immediately.
ARRESTED.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-Richard Gorton,
another of the Brooklyn, Ill. u, car thieving
gang of negroes, was arrested here to-day.
KILLED IN A STREET ROW.
TORONTO, Aug. Sin street row Chas.
Andrews, an English emigrant, shot and
killed Jas. Marony this morning.
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-Wm. Tannihill, aged
eighteen years, working for Hubert Hart
mann, farmer living four miles south of
Belleville, ILL.,, took advantage of the ad
vantage of the absence of the family last
evening and enticed Minnie Hartmann.
twelve years old, niece of the farmer, to
an clubhouse. where ne brutalIy assaulted
her and fed. The girl was found terribly
bruised, and suffered all night from con-
vulsions. and there are little hopes for her
recovery. Citizens are hunting for Tanni-
hill
ARRESTED ON AN OLD COUNT.
CHICAGO, Aug. s. Michael Dauner,
station agent for the Chicago. Rock Island
q Pacific railroad at Marseilles, Ill. was
arrested to- day for alleged embezzlement
of funds of the Odd Fellows Benevolent
association of New York, while serving as
its treasurer ten years ago. The story
published is to the effect that the real
name of the man now under arrest is
f. NJ. Denner. That after the discovery of
the shortage in his accounts, amounting to
between $4,000 and $4,000, he went to
Canada, and after the search fo- him was
abandoned removed to Illinois, married,
and under his assumed name attempted to
live down the memory of his former
career. The prisoner is given good repu-
| tatlon by the Railroad company.
DIDN'T WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT HER.
READING, Pa, Aug. SIN Hamburg last
night, Oscar Miller, aged eighteen, while
promenading with Kate Stambach, aged
eighteen, proposed marriage. She refused
and he instantly fired seven balls of revol-
yer into his own head, mouth and chest
He may recover.
| SAFE BLOWING.
McGREGoR, Ia., Aug. 8.-The safe in the
! store of Buckman & Bro. was blown open
| by burglars early this morning. The
thieves secured $4,000 and made good their
escape.
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
DETROIT, Aug. Sat Grand Rapids a
conductor On the Grand I!apids & Indian
apoljs railway, having received a visit by
burglars at his house on Monday night.
last night was prepared for second visit
and awaited them in the kitchen. His
wife, awakened by street noise, arose and
passed through the room. Her husband,
mistaking her for burglar, fired, the ball
taking effect in the forehead, coming out
near the right ear. She is alive bat uncon-
scious, and there are slight hopes only of
her recovery.