Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-24


was perfectly cool and collected on the
gallows. His neck was broken, and he
died without struggle.
GRAND JURY EXPLOIT.
FREEPoRT, ILL.,, March 23.-The grand
jury to-day indicted Casimer Knecht, one
of its own members, for selling beer with
out license.
ANOTHER AXE KILLING.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, March 23.-A free fight
among drunken roughs took place at
dance at the southeast end of the town
last night, during which Soren Thurman
killed Jack Washburn with an axe. Several
| others were severely hurt. No arrests have
been made. There are threats of lynching.
TRAIN JUMPER KILLED.
FRANKLIN, Texas, March 23.-Last night
J. j. Barrett jumped from the express
train on the Santa Fe road and was in
stantly killed. He thought he could get
| off and save walk home from the depot
KILLED BY TEE APACHEs.
CHARLESTON, Arizona, March 23.-Wm.
Murphy, W. j. Wooden, James Walfolk,
and VIM. Armstrong have been killed at
the Clark coal camp in the Huachuco
mountains by band of Apaches from
Sonora. One Indian was killed. The
Apaches have reached the Whitestone
mountains. Four Frenchmen and four
Mexicans are reported killed and others
are supposed to be killed. The troops are
| out.
MASONIC EMBEZZLEMENT.
CARLENv1LLE, ILL.,, March 23.-The case
4 Of John K RurriU avprord eaora4orr os
of the Grand Lodge of Masons, of Illinois,
on trial for ten days, was concluded to-
day. The jury returned verdict of guilty,
and punishment of five years in the peni-
Tertiary, on charge of embezzlement of
$4,000, funds of the grand lodge, during
the year 1879. Two more indictments are
pending. The total amount of embez-
element is estimated at from 100000 to
$4,000.
| DRAMATIC ASSAULT.
| New YORK, March 23.-Charles Abbott,
of the j. K. Emmett company, in the dra-
matte Office of Spiers & Smart, fercely at
tackled q. R. Gardiner, theatrical mana
ger, planting several blows in his face, be-
/ fore he could be restrained. Gardiner
gives the cause of the attack as the dismis-
sal of Agnes Herndon, who threatened to
have Abbott ''lick'' him. Abbott expresses
willingness to be fined and ''lick' his man
again. He was only resenting an insult to
the lady.
HANGED FOR RAPE.
| RALEIGH, n. c., March 23.-James Holt.
colored, convicted of rape, was hanged to-
day at Graham. Only few people wit
messed the execution. He was prepared to
die and bade all goodbye.
THE WHOLE PANEL EXHAUSTED.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-The trial of
David Ferguson, late back tax collector,
begun this morning in the circuit court,
the charges being the converting to his
own use of money belonging to the city of
Louisville, which came into his hands as
receiver of taxes. The regular panel was
exhausted without single one being &C
cepted as juror. The court ordered 200
men summoned for tomorrow.
SHEPHERD BOY FoULLY MURDERED.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 23.-The
trouble between cattle and sheep men in
the American valley is becoming alarming.
Monday COW boy of Nelson Curtis, in the
employ of large stock man named Pat
ton and reported partner of Senator
John Logan, while camping alone was
foully murdered by two Mexican sheep
herders. The cattle men offer $500 rewa I'd
for the capture of the murderers. A large
party have started in pursuit, the whole
valley terribly excited, and the trouble
long fermenting may end in open warfare.
AN EDITOR ARRESTED FOR ISLANDER.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 23.-Balnch-
ard, an Iowa editor, was arrested in Hot
Springs, to-day. charged with writing a
letter to his paper slandering prominent
| citizens of that city.
MAIL COMMISSIONER ROBBED AND KILLED.
EAGLE Pass, Mexico, March 23.-James
Shepherd, mail carrier on the Mexican
extension, Nova and San Juan de Fuentas,
was killed by Mexicans and robbed of
money and the mail. The Mexican au-
thorities have arrested one of the murder
ers.
JEWELRY STORE BURGLAR IN LIMBO.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 23.-Detectives
tonight arrested Henry Solomon, alias E.
j. Smith, on suspicion of completely in the
robbery of the jewelry store at Columbus.
o., few nights ago. Solomon came here
three days since and registered at the
Howard house as E. j. Smith, but when
arrested said that he only came yesterday
from Columbus, where he claimed he had
been putting up telephones. On his per
son were found five gold watches and
chain, a plated gold watch, two bracelets,
two necklaces, a pair of ear rings, and two
or three finger rings, some of the iewelry
was very fine. Soloman will be held to
await news from Columbus, Ohio.
FATAL DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
WASHINGTON, Ind, March 23.-Jas. Gold
to-day got into an alteration and fight
over an old grudge at AlfordsvilIe, Davis
county, with DIR. A. W. Bigham and his son
John. James Gold stabbed John Bigham
to the heart, causing his immediate death,
and then stabbed DIR. Bigham fatally. He
has been arrested and he alleges self-de-
Tense.
4 PARDON GRANTED