Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-14
HANGED FOR MURDER,

Fort SMITH, Ark, April 13.-Massey, a
Edward P. Clark, in the Indian territory
He bore himself firmly, and, before being
swung off, said: II have had no justice,
for am not guilty. L acknowledge [
killed him, but it was in self -defense. This
is all 1 have to say" His neck was broken
Instantly, and death instantly followed.
TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
DUBUQUE, April 13.-Oharles Smith,
a well-to-do farmer living four miles north
of Earlville, Iowa, went to his barn this
morning where two sons, aged nine and
thirteen. were engaged at work, and killed
them with an axe. Returning to his house
with the same weapon he killed his wife
as she stood over the stove preparing
breakfast. He then attempted to slay his
two daughters, the only remaining mem
bers of the family, but they succeeded IN
reaching a neighbours house safely, and
gave the alarm. When they returned it
was found that Smith had killed himself
by cutting his throat with butcher knife.
These meagre details only are known, and
no cause is assigned for the deed.
CARTER GETTING MORAL.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Immediately after
his last election Mayor Harrison called the
city hall reporters into his room and tod
the newspapers had traduced him during
the campaign by asserting that he gave
free run to vice. He proposed to make his
present term moral one. He began work
in that direction to-day, by ordering the
police to close every house of evil
repute and all the Italian restaurants
and disreputable saloons on State street
and Walnut avenue, and on Clark street
as far south as Polk which is nearly mile
south of the business center. The section
covered by this order has been the most
dangerous and disreptable portion of the
city, ever since the fire, and about wholly
given over to criminals and vicious prac-
tees.
KILLED his BRoTHER-N-LAw.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 15.--Wm. Bradbury,
q farmer, eight miles from here, yesterday
shot and killed Ephraim Dagoo, his broth
erin law. Bradbury was talking with his
wife, from whom he had separated, when
Dagoo asked him to stop swearing. He
immediately fired revolver and rode
away. Heis not yet arrested.
TWO CHILDREN BURNED.
LINCOLN, Neb., April 13.-Near Crete to-
day prairie fire surrounded children
playing on a hay stack. Two, named
Young, were fatally burned.
GUILTY OF MURDER.
MONTREAL, April 13.-The coroner's jury
mas declared the fugitive DR.. Langley
guilty of the murder of jennie Hauver at
Bedford. John Mcintyre las been arrest
ed as accessory before the fact. Mcintyre
married the girl a few days before the OPP
Grafton.
MURDERERs ARRESTED.
WHEELING, W. Va, April 13.-The wild
est excitement was caused in West Union
to-day when young Kinney was brought
from Clarksburg by Detective Haggerty,
and it was found he had made statement
duplicating another party in the Doyle
murder April 4. They we're not long in
gathering a posse for the
capture of the party impli-
Gated, who lives about six miles in
the country, and whose name is thought to
be VIM. Kinney. Young Kinney is being
guarded at the Grant house. He seems
very cool, and if nothing was known about
him there is nothing TO indicate that he