Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-24

wished to address the crowd he said, "did
not want to say Cd d--m word"
Hswas entirely unmoved on the gallows.
After the moose was adjust
ed he said to Sheriff Hamilton, of this
county, Cd DIN you, could
drink your hearts blood" The trap was
sprung at 3:15 o'clock and he died of
strangulation in nine minutes and was cut
down at 1927. The crowd was orderly and
the gallows screened and was. the first pri-
vate execution that ever took place in the
state. Tonight, three hours after the
hanging of Andy Taylor, Bill Williams
and John Mckee, both white, became in
volved in a quarrel with some negroes and
Williams was struck on the head with a
stone and his skull crushed. 1t is thought
he will die.
DOUBLE MURDER.
HOFFMAN, KY, Nov. 23.-The horrible
double murder of Hillsman King and wife,
an old and respected couple, has been dis
covered. Their son Arthur this morning
visited the house and found his mother
dead in pool of clotted blood. He gave
the alarm, and the neighbors found the
father in the barn covered with shucks and
partly eaten by rats. A German peddler
is suspected as the house was robbed of
$4,000.
MINERS PRACTICING AT TARGET.
FLORENCE, Wis, Nov. 23.-Striking
miners at Chaplin and Ludington mines
armed themselves with Winchester rifles
to-day and practiced at a target in the
woods. They threaten violence unless the
demands are accsded to. The Menominee
company officials are determined to open
the mines again and give work to such
married men as are not ringleaders. Seven
additional Pinkerton detectives have ar
rived, but the company Is waiting for the
militia. Tomorrow the men will be paid
off. The excitement is high and crisis
will come then.
TURNS OUT TO BE DEFAULTER.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 23.-Develop-
ments to-day show that the late A. B.
johnson, of Utica, is defaulter in $780,
900 to the Mcdonnell estate of this city.
Mrs. Mcdonnell is sister of Johnson, who
had entire charge of the estate.
zoRA BURNS FATHER.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-The aged father
of the murdered Fora Burns, accompanied
by dozen rough looking fellows, passed
through here for Lincoln, Ill, this morning.
They declined to state the nature of their
errapd, as old Mr. Burns has twice previ-
ously attempted to make personal attack
on O. A. Carpenter, arrested for the crime.
Il is thought the present journey is taken
for like purpose. A large number of
people have gone to Lincoln in expecta-
ton of of an encounter of some charac-
ter.
PARDoNED.
BosroN, Nov. 23.-Bernard Boland, sen
fenced to state prison for life in 1878, was
pardoned by the governor and council.
Boland in 1873, when barely fifteen years
of age, went into store to tap till and
was seized by one of the employees, whom
Boland stabbed in the arm, cutting nn
artery which resulted in death. BolaLd
was found guilty of murder in the second
degree. It has just been discovered By his
friends that the statutes provide that nc
person under sixteen shall be sent to state
prison, and that the boy should not have
been charged with manslaughter. The
| pardon is the result.
NEGRO SHOT.
BONNEVILLE Mo-, Nov. 23.-Deputy
Sheriff Ragland shot and killed David
Gstt, negro, while he was escaping ar
rest,
POLICE FOR THE SALVATION ARMY.
KiNGsroN, Ont. Nov. 23.-Owing to row:
in the Salvation army meetings, the police
commissioners have sworn in nine Saliva
ton army constables for meetings. DR.
Wilson, curate of st. Georges cathedral. q
leading ANGLICAN Clergyman, created 6
sensation by attending an all night prayer
meeting of the Salvation army, and taking
part in the holy communion. The rector
of the cathedral requested an explanation
| when DIR. Wilson defended himself and
takes the full responsibility. 1t is under
stood DR.. Wilson will be allowed three
months leave Of absence.