Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-19
FATAL QUARREL.
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE. ]

Especial Telegram to the GLOBE.
WELIsyILLE, o., Dec. 18.-Two wealthy
farmers named Allison and Tarboil, living
in West Virginia, across the river from
here, quarreled to-day, when the former
shot the latter in the head, producing
wound that will probably end in his death.
Allison was out hunting and met Iafooll.
when dispute arose over the rlghs OF
way over some coal property. The men
came to blows, euneneo
and fell, giving Tarboil the
advantage over his adversary. Tarboil
forced Allison to retract statement by
him, and then let him up. Allison picked
up his shot gun. took deliberate aim, and
gent the entire charge into the head of
Tarboil, tearing off a portion of his scalp.
The wounded man instantly fell to the
ground, when his savage assailant walked
up to him and dealt him terrific blow in
the face with the butt end of his gun. Al
lison is stiil at large.
THE ANDERSON MURDRR CASE.
[Special To!sgsaA to GAe Globe.
OsKAnoosA, Ia, Dec. 18.-The prosecu-
ton in the Anderson case to-day intro
ducsd the evidence Of Thomas Foster,
since died, to the effect that witness heard
the defendant say this charge was terri
BILE on him; that he coni1 get along ia the
day time, but when night came it bothered
him, and that he seemed to see the form of
Chris. MoAllister rise up before him." The
state then rested its case. The defense
first introduced defendants wife. She
said her husband was ut bone the Sunday
night prior TO the murder and on the sight
of the murder; that he and William Park
hurst gathered load of corn that even
ing, and came into supper about dusk
and ate supper together; that they
unloaded the corn and Parkhurst
got sack of four from defendant and
started home. This was about 7 80 or 8
o'clock Defendant then BACKED a stove
and was assisted by the witness and their
daughter Annie. Defendant then went out
and turned his horses into the meaGov.
He was gone about fifteen minutes. He
came back into the house and shaved him
self. About $50 o'clock charivari party
passed their house, and defendant
STOOD in the door and hallooed
at the boys. They we're ringing
bells. HIS went 10 l;ed before witness die
Witness said shs had not TALKED with de-
fendant about his Whereabouts On either
Sunday or Monday nights.
Annie Anderson, fourteen years old,
daughter OF defendant, corroborated her
mothers testimony.
Harry Miller testified to being on the
road between DEFENDANTS and Blgdesburg,
and saw 10 one going in the direction Of
McAilister's between s and O'clock. Was
one of the charivari party. Was at
the head Of the party when
they passed defendants house, and saw o
man, whom he supposed to be defendant,
at his door as they passed, and heard MIN
halloo twice. WlSness thought this was
about 10 O'clock.
Hardin Segrcy swore chat one of the
stateb' witnesses, Mrs. Pnidjster, said 10
his presence that she did not see defend
ant pass her house on Monday night,
but did see him pass on Sunday night.
The rest OF the day vas consumed
in taking evidence, showing the time
when the charivari was engaged in the
scramble. The defendant lived about
seven miles from McAllister's house. If
the defendant was at home when the party
passed his house-about 10 o'clock he
coEld not have committed the murder, as
the murder was committed about $50.
TIE STUART MURDBR AT ALEDo.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ALEDo, Dec. 18.-In the Stuart murder
trial to-day, DR.. a. D. Brown, brother
of the murdered man, was The
first witness called. He resides at Pierre
D. T., but vas in North Henderson at the
time of the tragedy. The testimony re-
lated TO tie condition. of his brother when
he reachsd him. Also in relation to the
testimony given by G. Y. Stuart at the
preliminary exa nination. This amounted
to an admission of the purchase of a re-
volyer at Rock Island for the purpose oi
defending himself against future attacks
of Brown. The prosecution de-
sired to offer notes of a short
hand reporter at that examination so far as
1t related 10 tbs revolver. The defonss
claims the right to Introduce all OF tht
notes of the evidence of the defendant 81
that time. The question Was argued by
cosnsel for about three hours and finally
submitted to the court. Frank Brown,
brother of DR.. ". II. Brown, helped tt
lift him on the bed. Witness went after
DR.. MoLsnahan at Alexis; drove pas
Steukrt's house. within twenty min
utes after was aroused
saw neither Stuart nor any of his family
saw buggy tracks from the barn to tht
gate, and from the gate north on the road
had driven a mile before six O'Clock.
DR.. J. q. MoLanahan, Of Alexis, wa:
sworn: Was called to attend DR.. Brown
Immediately after tho shooting; examined
him and found that the ball had entered
the body one iuch to the left Of the spina
colRmn between the ninth aud tenth RIB
two and ons-half inches from the sternun
10 the right and one inch below lint
drawn between the nipples. The ball wa.
3S-calisre. Brown lived one hundred Gsy.
after the shooting. Tho wound was nee
esssrily fatal.
RiShSrd Garrett wss sworn: Dr.. StEar
halted ms near my house on the evening
before the shooting. Rode to Alexis viii
him. He said ne had come to ask my ad
vice. He said his wife had told him tina
she had erred with "Bid" Blown. Stuar
said be thought the d-n rsssa
ought to be shot. he said TIA
Brown had Feduced his wife, disgrsce
his children, robbed him of his money
saw him next morning little after day
light; witness lives three and oue-hal
miles from North Henderson. He told N
his wife had killed Brown, and that b
had nothing TO DO with it; was on his roa
TO Aledo.