Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-21

Koag, who was out The proprietor of
the house was about to eject her when she
shot herself in the temple. On the way to
the hospital, where she was told she would
die, she said her name was Mabel Bever-
idge, of Thomastown, Maine, and had two
sisters Irving in Milford, Maine, one in
Massachusetts and one in California.
MURDERER ACQUITTED.
MILWAUKEE, March 20.-Herman Hill
den, young bar-keeper, who year ago
murdered his step-father, Bonaventura
Kramer, and came near killing his own
mother, was to-day set free after second
trial in the circuit court. The jury found
that Hilden was insane at the time of COM
mitting the deed, but has since recovered.
The first trial resulted in verdict of muir
der in the first degree. Hidden purchased
two revolvers in St. Louis aud then came
to this city and committed the deed. His
only excuse was he did not approve of the
second marriage of his mother.
RIogeUs MINERS.
HALIFAX, March 2O.-A telegram from
Lingan, G. B., says eighty unionist miners
came here yesterday and surrounded Lin
gan when the men were returning from
work, and attacked them. They badly
kicked the engineer and blacksmith and
others, including the manager. After
night the rioters, increased in number,
visited workmen's homes, breaking the
doors and windows. This morning they
broke the doors of some
hSuses, dragged the men out and
beat three of them severely. Women and
children were terror-stricken. The rioters
have charge of the place. Some workmen
took refuge in the managers house, and
one of these has been badly hurt. The
manager telegraphed the Sidney authori-
ties to send constables Immediately. Since
January the Lingan mines, after a pro-
tracted strike, have been operated by non
union men. Two more men were brutally
beaten. They attempted to go to work.
Doctors were telegraphed for to attend
the injured.
DISAPPEARED.
Boston, March 20.-Gardner A. Fuller,
implicated in the bark Western Sea con-
spiracy and released from Jail on heavy
bond, as dying of consumption, disap-
peartd shortly after his release.
GOING FOR THEM.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 20.-Near
Bonneville, Logan county, on Monday
merning, Sheriff Grady and posse at
tackled four men, supposed to be the Little
Rock q Fort Smith train robbers, whose
capture was telegraphed last night. A
running fight followed and one of the fu-
gitives was fatally wounded and left at
Magazine. He gave the name of Roberts
and admitted being an outlaw. Capt. Ell
lington, OF the sheriff's posse, was wounded.
At last accounts the posse was still in pur-
suit. The Johnson brothers, two of the
men who robbed the train, were lodged in
jail to-day in Ozark, in this county, where
the robbery occurred.
SHOT WHILE IN BED.
SAN Francisco, March 2O.-A Shasta
dispatch says young half-breed woman
killed her husband, Charles Barnes, to-day
by shooting him with a rifle while in bed.
She surrendered herself, but refused to as
sign the cause.
Mrs. Barnes says she shot her husband
to save her fathers life, the former
threatening to kill him.
ANOTHER TEXAS ASSASSINATION.
HOUSTON, Texas, March 20.-Unknown
parties fred into Austin Johnson's house
where Officer Snow was killed on Saturday
night, killing Mrs. Johnson.
REPORTED DYING