Daily globe., 1883-08-20

Granger. but has the regular BOW6ry boy
swagger.' ''but,'' interrupted Frank "T'll
wearI these tcgs all the came. I'll never
change them until get some good man
for husband who will keep me in decent
style; then I'll be decent woman again
but you bet I caa't be fooled. No dude,
Iah de dab fellow can pull the wool over
my eyes. / know the men"
CUT DOWN BY THE CORONER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 10. - Wednesday
night at TerrilI, Martin Bradley. a burly
negro, entered the room of one of the
most esteemed and respected young ladies
of the place and attempted to violate her
person, but her cries and the prompt re-
sponse by members OF the family fright
ened the ruffian away. He was arrested
yesterday and was fully identified as the
assailant. He was remanded to Jail, aud
owing to the height of popular indigna-
tion, an extra guard placed at the jail to
prevent mob violence. About 2 o'clock at
night a verdict of death was ordered by
Judge Lynch, and mob of twenty-five
men started for the Jail. Two disguised
men approached the officers and demanded
the keys or the negro, but they were re-
fused, whereupon the mob suddenly rose
from their secret places, held
the officers, and while some of the
party feJled the iron doors with hammers,
secured the prisoner and left with a rope
around his neck The Jail guard was
warned not to follow. Bradley was taken
about a milejfron the town and swung to
tree, where he was cut down this morn
ing by the coroner. On the way he begged
TO be permitted to talk, but the request
was refused. He an ex-Union soldier, for
forty years old, and this was not his first
charge of crime He was denominated q
sport and was a bully among his class.
oHoKED TO DEATH BEFORE HE WOULD SIGN.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 19.-From descrip-
tion given of the three men who resided
| in the house of Nicholas Skerrett, the real
estate broker, found murdered yesterday
evening, the detectives have succeeded in
arresting one of the murderers. He proves
| to be an ex-copvict named Wright Leroy,
| formerly shrewd, well-read attorney of
Oakland, Cal While residing here he
forged number of deeds to town lots,
| hypothecatlng them for considerable
money, and being detected he was cent to
Sanquilon prison for seven years. He
was discharged only in May. When the
detectives had made sure of their man he
was at once charged with the crime. but
denied everything. On being confronted
with some of his own handwriting showing
him to have been implicated in designs
upon Skerrett's property, he finally ac-
knowledged he had been engaged by two
men, John D. Townsend and William Mil
Ter, who claimed to have large mining
interests in Denver, to act a:
broker for the purchase of Skerrett';
property. After making the admission
the prisoner was confined in solitary cell
and few hours later told the chief of po
lice that he had previously lied and wanted
to tell the truth. He thereupon confessed
he was implicated with Townsend ant
Miller, and sought to obtain possession o
; Skerrett's money, but denied having
, anything to do with the murder. A plal
concocted was to profess to purchas
J empty houses, and while viewing them
) Townsend and Miller should choke hin
a uufil hn siopad obacEs on D0nahua X all