Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-22

r. Eltznoth. Leigh said he came for the
purpose of surrendering himself to the au-
thorities. The murder at the time of its
commission created great excitement here
and the woods around Palmer were
searched and guarded for weeks without
avail. Leigh says he has been in the
Michigan pineries since the murder.
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CHICAGO, March 21.-P. Maleney, Arthur
Taylor and P. Coffee, three boys, the
youngest of whom is ten years and the
eldest fourteen years of age, we're ar
raigned in the Des PLANES street police
court this morning, charged with burglary.
They effected all entrance into meat
market at 1913 Fulton street, about 8
o'clock yesterday evening, by breaking a
window pane in the front door, and we're
caught by the officers hiding in the ice
chest They were held in $1,000 bonds
each to appear before the criminal court.
This is not the first time their faces have
graced the places of justice.
GOT him FOUL.
CINCINNATI. O., March 21.-W. NJ. Stew
art, clerk in the dead letter department
of the Cinci matt Postoffice, was arrested
tonight by post Office Inspectors Brown
and Herrick, on charge of purloining from
letters. 1t is said proof of his guilt was
found on his person.
AN UGLY MOLLY MAGUIRE SHOT AND KILLED.
UN1oNrowN, Pa, March 21.-LATER.-
John Kane, leader of the Mollie Maguires
of Fayette county, was this evening pierced
with four balls from pistol in the hands
of Super;ndent L. C. Keighley, of the
Youngstown Coke works, four miles from
here. Kane had lately been discharged
for organizing a force of striking
miners and driving new men
out of the pits. He was also ordered
to leave the house he occupied while be-
| longed to the company. This so enraged
! him that he threatened Keighley's life, and
| yesterday came TO Uniontown and got
| drunk. This afternoon he entered
! the court and threatened Con-
gresham Boyle, who had prosecuted
him for the murder of Maurice Healey,
| but was elected from the court by an Off
Ger. He then returned to the works aud
entered the store,where he renewed the old
trouble with Keighley. The superintend-
ent told him to get away,
but Kane pressed him and forced
| him in a corner, at the same time attempt
| ing to draw q revolver, but Keighley
| quickly drew pistol and fired four shots
into his body, one passing clear through
from the abdomen to the back. Keighley
then sme to town and delivered himself
up. Great excitement prevails and it is
feared an outbreak may occur. Kane was
one of the men arrested for the murder of
| - oc{a dc
| was released.
GIVING IT ALL AWAY.
OZARK, Ark. March 21.-Johnson Broth
ers, two OF the Little Rock and Fort
Smith train robbers, now in Jail here, have
confessed their crime. Gov. Johnson
said the party was organized at Mrs.
Herms, but the plan was not entirely COM
pleted then, but it was the understanding
that the train OF the Little Rock & Fort
Smith railway was to be captured and rob-
bed, and they adjourned to meet at Null
berry, where the plan Of operations was
formed in the woods near the town.
Their intention was not to kill
anyone except in self defense. and
to avoid bloodshed. unless absolutely nee
essary. The shooting was done under ex-
element and entirely unnecessary. Jim
Herndon. who was captured this morning
near Huntsville, Madison county, fired the
shot that killed Conductor Kane. HeTDdOr
to Mcdonald of the gang to stop the
| shooting, bat Mcdonald shot at him sup
| posing he was passenger, when Jim shot
Mcdonald il the face. The original plaI
was to capture Kane and rob the passen
gers. Gov. johnson is an ex-federal sol
der and now drawing g governmentlpen
sion.
FoR FEAR OF COMING TO WANT.
AB1rENE, Kas., March PA. NJ. Hay
slip. well-to-do farmer in this vicinity
! committed suicide by hanging yesterday
He conceived the idea that he and his wifi
we're coming to want and had been mucl
depressed in spirits for some time. II
was seventy-seven years old and promi
nent member OF the Methodist church.
TIE HAvERsTxcK INQUEST
: NRw YORK, March 21.-The inquest IL
the casa Of VIM. Fl. Haversteck, shot OF
r Monday afternoon by Geo. W. Conkling
Jr.. was resumed to-day. Several witness
es we're examined, bat no new facts wer
ELECTED. krs. Uhler, sister of ConklIng
l. stiu in the hospital suffering from ner
vous prostration,wss unable to be presen
as witness to-day. She is expected t
recover sufficiently tomorrow to permi
her attendance and the inquest adjourne
! till then.
Mrs. Uhler obtained permission from til
coroner to look at the body, and drive
the undertsker's accompanied by phys
= clan and officer. A brother of the dea
= man arrived to-day, and this evening star
= ed with the body for Carlisle, Pa.
INDICTED.
i, ST. LOUIS, March 21.-The federal gran
Jury has returned amended indictment
g against Messrs. Russell, Cameron an
It Carpenter, charged with being concerne
in the Dakota land script frauds.
TO SWING TOGETHER.
JACKSON, Miss, March 21.-The supren
!, court has affirmed the sentences of Jill
Woods and Ben Fletcher, conviced Of mu
r der. Both will be hanged at Natchez c
"a Mays.
T SUPPOSED TO HAVE RESULTED FROM NO
q. PHIEE.
ST.. LOUIS, March 21.-Thomas Vain
who registered at the City hotel March
as from Milwaukee, found sick and