Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-06
A DISHONEST DE7Eor1YR.

mas peen employed as cher OF the North
western railway detective service, has been
arrested, charged with pounding felo-
| ny. general claim is made against Ha~
| ley that he has been directly connected
with an organized gang of monte sharp
ers, and by giving them his official protec-
| ton has shared in the moneys obtained
| from gullible travellers. Particular in
| stances are cited where he shielded train
gamblers who had obtained large sums of
money by three card monte and other we'll
known confidence methods. Haley is
reputed to be worth from forty to fifty
| thousand dollars.
WON'T PROSECUTE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Secretary Ere
linghuysen telegraphed to Governor Stone
man that VIM. Ringgold Cooper, heavy
forger, whose term in an English prison is
| about to expire, should be sent here for
trial, as the forgeries were committed in
this state. A reply was sent to-day that the
bankers decided rot to prosecute, as the
evidence required is not obtainable.
MURDERER CAUGHT.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 5.-To-day an
officer from Cherokee county, Texas, ar
rested Vim. Riley, alias johnson, who in
January, 1882, called T. j. Parks, a magis-
trate, to the door during dance and
killed him.
EIURRAYsvILLE TRIALS.
P1TTsBURG, Dec. 5.-The hearing Of the
habeas corpus proceedings of the Muir
raysyiIle rioters was closed at Greensburg
this morning and Judge Hunter decided
tn admit o II To hni1
ton and Weston, of Chicago, Col. Blakely
and Col. johnson, of Pittsburg. and Henry
Ramerly, of MurraysviIle, WAC were re
quired to furnish bail in $4,000 egsh, and
the others for less amounts.
INDIANS TRoUBLEsoMK.
TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Dec. "a Mexi-
can courier from Fronteras has arrived
this morning, and brings news that the
kpitaph band of Apaches, probably
Geronimes, whom Crook left in Sonora in
the neighberhood of Fronteras, had at
tackled and badly wounded two Americans,
b. q. Scott and T. Bennett, who left here
eight days ago. The two nasn made such
a gallant and desperate fight for their
lives that the Indians fed, surgeon has
6een dispatched to the assistance Of the
wounded men. Great excitement prevails.
CROOKS policy OF harboring the women,
children and leaving the fighting bucks to
raid is strongly condemned.
UNIeNTowN, Pa, Dec. Sat the morn
ing session Inc court was entirely
occupied in the examination of jurors
summoned to serve On the Mutt
case. Tho panel embraces eighty
jarors, and fifty have been exam
ined and but one secured cut OF that num-
Der. The attorney for the prisoner stated
this morning they would base the defense
entirely upon the theory of emotional in
sanity. They have summoned q large
number of witnesses to prove that the
prisoner had been peculiar from infancy
and that he was imbued with an uncon-
trollable desire to take life. The trial
promises to be long drawn out and ex-
citing.
At the afternoon session of the court the
panel of The jurors was exhausted, and
only three we're sworn. In dispair the coun-
sci for Mutt moysd for change of venue.
This was granted, and the case WAS or
dered to be certified to the court of Ale
gheny county. The intention is to secure
as speedy trial as possible, and it is
thought that arrangements will be made
to begin it in two or three weeks. The
change is considered by Mutt and friends
as greatly in his favor. II possible, the
opinion that the killing of Dukes was ius-
tifable is more pronounced in Pittsbarg
than Fayette, at Nuts home. Dukes has
many friends. especially among certain
class of politicians in Allegheny county.
No political feeling has entered the
case, and verdict of acquittal Is conf
IDENTIFY predicted.