Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-11

picion fell on them because Of the frequent
loss of jellies and pies, and general bravo
dcios air the boys assumed. Young Finch
confesses and lhs others deny everything.
TIE GAMBLERS AND PROSTITUTES MUST GO.
PlrrsBURG, Dec. ia reform move
ment is ~inaugurated by the county officers
against gamblers ana houses of prostitu-
ton in this city. Information was made
to-day against five proprietors Of promi-
~nenthousea, who were arrested and gave
bail fo- hearing. i is the intention to
prosecute IL uotil all ara driven from the
city.
SUICIDE.
BArEsv1LLR, Ark. Dec. 10 Great excite
ment exists here because of the sadden dis
appearance ca Saturday night Of VIM.
Byers, a prominent citizen, and editor of
the North Arkansas Pilot. He was to have
been married next week. Il is believed be.
committed suicide, and ths bayou is being
dragged for his remains.
MUNIoE. lad, Dec. 18.-SaEford Toll
committed suicide by hanging himself in
his cell in the jail this morning. He was
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary
for al assault on the sheriff With intent to
kill. he was supposed to be insane.
FRAUD.
New YORK, Dec. 1O.-The Cincinnati
firm Of Thompson & Leonard brought suit
against John Il. Whitson & Son, OF this
city, for $1,000. The amount, with interest,
On three drafts, of which defendants were
the acceptors, but which they never paid.
Charles R. Whitson, one of the defendants,
was arrested on charges Of fraudulent
representations.
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
HUNTERS POINT, L.. L., Dec. 10.-The
general term of the supreme court denies
convicted of the murder of Sergeant
Cumeskey.
RIDDLED WITH ULLET
CLINTON, Miss. Dec. 10.-Albert Thomas,
the negro brute who was arrested yester-
day by a posse of citizens for committing
rape on the little daughter of B. F. Lin
gon, a prominent citizen of this county,
while conveying him back to the neigh
borhood of the crime attempted to escape.
| He was riddled with bullets.
FoRGER.
NEW AOhh3 OCS VI IC1lO 1ASOAlSs
twenty-nine years of age, formerly clerk
| with Kessler Bros, q silk firm at Lyons,
France, forged his en- ployers name to a
draft for 10000 francs. He fed to this
country in company with his mistress. He
was found keeping a restaurant in this
city. The case was compromised with the
agent of his former employers.
Boston, Dec. 1O.-Burglars between Sat-
urday evening and this morning, robbed
Bowen & Co.'s store of $4,000 worth of jew
elry.
THE EMMA BOND CASE.
HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, Dec. 10.-The celebrated
Emma Bond case, which was changed from
Christian to Montgomery county, was
called here this forenoon, but owing to the
counsel ON both sides, was laid over till
tomorrow. A large number of witnesses
arrived this morning. 1t is reported the
defense will not only attempt to prove an
alibi, but show that no outrage was com
mitted on Miss Bond, at least not in the
manner described. That the girl is a vic
tim Of her own indiscretion and that the
the case is one of criminal malpractice.
WILL NOI
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 10.--The court OF
pardons refused to commute the death
sentence of Robert Martin, Newark, to be
hanged on the 10th of January.
A BIG HAUL.
Hot SPRINGS, Dec. TO- This morning
Hudgin's dry goods store was entered by
two men who placed revolvers at Hudgin'.
head and obtained the keys and robbed
the safe of over $4,000.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
LAWRENCE, Kas., Dec. 10.-An attempt
was made late on Saturday night to assas,
sinate Col. 81. M. Green, superintendent OF
the state imbecile asylum. Three shots
were fired into his sleeping room, one
passing very near him. Several weeks
ago a similar attempt was made to shoot
him early on a Saturday evening. An at
tempt was also made to burn the asylum.
These three acts are doubtless the work of
n man. The motive assigned is re-
venge.
sENTENCE REVERSED.
JEFFERSON Cry. Dec. 1O.-Tha surname