Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-08

they Ewere placed on an Illinois Cen
trail train at 1 o'clock and taken to indie
pendence, where they arrived shortly
before o'clock, and were taken to the
Jail, where they are now confined. Par
ties from the scene of the murder near
Tripoi arrived in Waverly last night, and
this morning came in strong force. Ru-
mors of the removal began to be whispered
around Waverly, after they were gone.
This morning a strong force went to the
Jail and inquired for the BARRIERS, were as
sured that the men were gone, and the
men were shown through the Jail to be con-
WINGED. AS soon as it was noised around
Independence this morning that they were
in jail, great excitement prevailed and a
| steady stream set in to see them. The
sheriff admitted many of the crowd, but
shout o'clock shut down on public
curiosity. All kinds of rumors are spread
through the town that large lynching
parties are on the way from Bremen coun-
ty, from Fayette county, from near Tri-
poll and from all around, that 200 men are
encamped in the woods waiting for dark
ness and other stories equally as startling
and untrue. Mayor Durham notified Capt.
Suthcamp of the military company to
hold his forces in readiness to turn out at
moments warning. No attempts at
lynching are anticipated from parties
from Buchanan county, and only from
abroad. The BARRIERS will be sent to Ana
mosa pen1tentiary for safe keeping, as
soon as al order can be obtained from the
governor for that purpose.
RIoToUs COAL MINERS.
ST. LOUIS, June T. Sixteen striking coal
miners who interfered with the working of
the new mine near Pinckneyville, nl.,were
arrested yesterday on warrants sworn out
by the owners of the mine, and fourteen of
them lodged in Jail in default of bail.
FAMILY QUARREL.
SKIPwITH, Miss, June 7.--Thomas Paris
shot his stepfather, Isaac Adams, dead on
Fairfield plantation. Adams threatened to
kill Paris, followed the latter to the house
and knocked the door down, when the boy
shot him.
KILLED HIMSELF.
Especial Telegram to the Glo5e:1
CHICAGO, June. 1.-THE body of Saml.
Firth was found floating in the lake at Gar
field palk. A letter in his pocket contained
the follow ing: "Whoever finds me please
inform S. 2. Warner, of Austin" and was
signed IS. D. FIRTH Investigation
brought to light the fact that deceased was
an Englishman who had lately fallen heir
to $4,000. He was employed by S. P.
Warner, of Austin, and had departed from
that suburb few days ago for the purpose
of visiting England and taking possession
of his property. 1t is said that before
leaving England his wife desertad him,
clipping with a friend, and since his ar
rival in Chicago he met his former wife
and her paramour and the latter threat
ened to kill him if any complaint was
lodged against them.
THE MOB SHOULD HAVE SUCCEEDED,
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE
DENIsoN, Tex, June TODAY Henry
Burke, charged with the seduction of Miss
Bayless, whose tragic death has been re-
ported, was brought from Sherman, the
county seat, to Denison, for preIimin-
airy trial. An angry crowd followed the
steps of the heavily armed officers who
escorted him. and to the Initiated it was
evident that mob violence was contemplate
ed. Accordingly when the hour for the
trial arrived by mutual consent
the presence of the prisoner
was waived, and it was decided to
take him back to Sherman. When the
posse arrived at the depot mob of 200
men with revolvers, with BayIess at their
head, attempted to seize the prisoner. They
were covered by the revoivers of the brave
band, and for moment held back Burke
taking advantage of the excitement
escaped from the guard and boarded the
train, which was about to pull out, secret
ed himself beneath seat. Young Bayless
attempted to board the train but was pull
ed back by an unknown party and the
train pulled ont, the officers meantime
having managed to get on board. The
train had proceeded but short distance
when it was stopped by the mob, but the
engineer pulled the trottle wide.ope and
sped away, leaving the multitude to nurse
their impatient wrath, Burke will probably
be taken to Dallas. Two charges, seduc-
ton, and rape, have been prepared The
evidence IS. damning and disgusting in
the extreme. Burke was bound over on
the charge of rape to the fall term of the
district court in the sum of $4,000.
MURDER GENUINELY ''UNEARrHED."
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June Near Mon
ticello, Drew county, on Wednesday, the
body of man was plowed up IN field.
Investigation showed it was the body of a
negro named Cone Williams, who disap-
Peared three years ago, and whose wife a
negro named johnson soon after married.
1t turns out that Johnson killed Williams,
cut off his head and and buried the re-
mains, the murdered mans wife being
present at the time. The parties are in
jail.
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