Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-08


gagged to be married.
THE JAMES BOYS PUT IN THE SHADE.
LITTLE Rock, March AT $50 O'Clock
tonight the east-bound passenger train on
the Little Rock & Ft. Smith railroad wes
boarded by forty men two miles west of
Mulberry station, Crawford county, 1+0
miles from Little Rock. They ordered the
passengers to throw up their hands and
began firing pistols. Conductor
John Cain was in the rear and
was fatally shot. The robbers
then pushed for the engine, but before
reaching it Engineer Rogers pulled out
and prevented the robbery. Brakeman
Lester was also shot during the firing.
The robbers jumped off the train while in
motion. Superintendent Hartman offers
$4,000 reward for the capture of the rob-
bers.
WANT TO COMPROMISE.
NEW YORK. March 7.-Gustave F. Perre-
noud and George D. Bayard, New street
liquor merchants who plead guilty of using
tax paid stamps taken from whisky bar
rels, and who now ask to withdraw their
plea for new trial, offer $4,000 cash to
compromise. The United States district
attorney advises against the compromise
DISHONEST AGENT.
CHICAGO, March IA bill has been filed
against II. G. Aver and number of rail
ways by the Ohio Iron and Steel company
of Cleveland, to prevent them from pay
ing over any moneys to Aver or the Union
National bank. Aver acted as the Ohio
company's agent, receiving a commission
on sales, but has made no remittance since
Jan. and is now owing them $4,000
less commission for steel sold by him. It
is alleged that Aver attempted to transfer
these accounts to the Union National bank.
and complainant asks for an injunction to
prevent defendant from paying, or the
bank or Aver from collecting such claims.
A similar bill was filed by the Standard
Steel company of Lewiston, Pa, against
Aver and 3 number of railroad companies,
the amount claimed being $4,000.
WIFE AND PABAMoUR.
AAssILoN, o., March THE coroner's
verdict in the case of Hunter, whose
mangled body was found in water tank,
charges Hunters wife and her paramour,
her daughter and her father, with the MUIR
der.
MURDER SUSPECTED.
New HAVEN, Conn, March Julia
Jackson, colored nurse in Mrs. Clements
house, where the abortion is charged to
have been committed on Maggie Cansvan
by DR.. E. L. 3. Thompson, was buried
this afternoon. She was the principal
witness for the state and DR.. Thompson,
her attending physician. The body will
| probably be disintsred.
EMBEzzLER REMANDED.
| BRANTFoRD, Ont, March IL. G. Miller,
arrested charged with embezzling $4,000
from Murphy & Dole, Kansas, and re-
manded, is awaiting witnesses.
SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
ELIzABErHTowN, N. Y. March Henry
D. Dsbossnys, convicted of the murder OF
his wife, Aug. 1, 1882, is sentenced to be
hanged April 27.
DESERTED HIS WIFE.
NEwCOaEERsTOwN, O., March IA tele
gram from Roseville to night says: DR.
Randall, the missing physician, was seer
at Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday. 1t is thought
that he used ruse to desert his wife a:
and probably joined him and gone west.
PHILADELPHIA BOND RoBBER ARRESTED.
New YORK, March George Carson
alias Haywood, a notorious bank sneal
thief, was arrested, charged with the larce
ny of $4,000 worth of railroad bonds from
the Office of the Guarantee Safe DEPOSIT
company, of Philadelphia.
FUGITIVE MURDERER BROUGHT BACK.
ST.. LOUIS, March 7.-Houck, alias Dot
Davis, charged with killing Paul Lohmar
on Columbus, Licking Valley & Toledo
train, Jan. 81, 1878, arrived here to-day
from Los Angeles, Cal, where he was ar
rested by the sheriff of that place. He il
in charge of Detective ]. L. Norris, of the
above named road, who went out for hin
with the necessary papers for his transfer
He will be taken to Delaware, o.
SHOT DEAD IN COURT.
TExARKANA, March IA. L. johnson
was shot dead to-day in the Miller count.
court house in the presence of the judge
jurors, attorneys and over 100 spectators
by G. E. Dixon, sheriff. The trouble wa
caused bv Dixon making war on gambling
institutions in which johnson was silentl,
interested.
VERY MUCH SHOOTING.
CHATTANOOGA, March THE marsha
of Rising Fawn, Ga, shot negro named
Hankso, and killed another named Simp
kins.
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
SoMHRvIhLE, Ohio, March IAN old na
, named A. j. Wing was frightened to deaf
Monday night by three young men VIII
! waylaid him and fired off guns making bs
lievs he was attacked by neighbors VIII
had threatened to kill him. He ran to
. neighbor's house and fell dead.
Az INNOCENT MAN IMPRISONED THIRTY YEARS
DlYHoIr, Mich, March IA life con
vict named Samuel Ulum, has Just bee
pardoned out of state prison where he ha
bsen confined twenty-nine years for th
l murder of q man named Estabrook, in 6
Joseph county, in 1853. There is littl
r doubt that Ulum is entirely innocent o
, any connection with the murder.
: Educational and Charitable Bequests.
: PHILADlLPHIA. March THE will {
) Henry Seybert is made public. Almo,