Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-12


MONDAY morning. Deaz Miss Ray:
came to see you this morning, but was re-
fused admittance. Do not worry. You
will come out all right. 1 have been in
the same cell you are in for three days and
two nights. will try and do all I can for
yon for the sake of the Lord and further
ance of his laws and justice for my sex.
Signed. Years truly,
Miss III. j. LEONARD.
PRETTY Eo8sE THIETEs.
Especial Telegram TO the Globe.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The trial of
Ellen Watson and Helen Anderson, two
pretty girls, for horse stealing, has been
postponed for one week. In The latter
part Of September the prisoners hired
horse and buggy of iveryman and
failed TO return them. On Oct. 10 they
were arrested and Miss Anderson, whose
riga1 name is Lu Crawford, has since been
confined in prison while her accomplish
has been cut on bail. Miss Anderson says
her father is supreme court
Judge and resides at Portland, Me. She
ran away from home when sixteen years
of age and joined theatrical company.
Since then her career has been downward.
1t is believed Miss Crawford is compare
lively innocent party. Communication
has teen opened with her father.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
Especial Telegram to the Glcbs.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. IA daring
and successful robbery was committed at
o'clock yesterday morning in tbs mer-
camille establishment of q. n. Hudsirs
At the time mentioned person knocked
OF 30 he
j. w. Hudsins, clerk who was sleeping in
the store, and requested to be let in on i'm
portant business. Hudeins no sooner
opened the door than he had two cooked
reVolvers at his head, and was commanded
to produce the safe key, which was done.
One of the men kept guard over him while
the other went through the safe, from
which they extracted $4,000. After salts
flying their greed the robbers locked him
in the store and fed, and have thus far
eluded detection.
ARRESTED.
New HAVEN, Conn, Dec. I1.-Twelve
members Of the salvation army were Ell
rested tonight for violation of the city or
dinance. They were released on their own
recognizence.
STILL ALIVE.
La CROSSE, Wis, Dec. 11.-Further de-
tails of the condition OF Louis Anderson,
the SWede of twenty-one, who was found
yesterday afternoon in hay stack, where
he had been buried since November II. He
is still alive and under the best of care at
the county poor farm. He was twenty
four days without food or water. The case
eXcites the general attention OF the medi-
cal fraternity. He wasted away to skel-
eton, aud his feet are badly frosted. His
mind is clear and he talks family but in
diligently. He eagerly swallows the
spoonful of warm milk and water admin
istered every fifteen minutes. The
pulse is 120, the temperature
1914 degrees and the respiration 81 de-
grees. His case eIsites mush sympathy,
and the doStors think he will live if new
complications do not set in as a result of
gangreneS feet, portions OF which must be
amputased before he can fully recover.
The curious manner in which he was i'm.
prisoned by the solid top of hay stack
falling upon MIN while he was Ssleep at
the base, his long starvation and dreadful
experience of the past three weeks, his dis
coVery by party of boys and final rescue,
form an interesting subject of converse
ton.
TRIPLE SHOOTING.
IBoNToN, Mo-, Dec. 11.-Advices from
Bremington's distillery, in the southern
part of Madison county, say in qusrrsl
growing ont of al old feud, on Saturday
last Vim. Boyer shot VIM. Berry in the left
breast, Bart Kelley in the head, and was
himself shot through the hesrt and in
stantly killed. Kelly died on Sunday, ant
Berry is not expected to live.
TIE EMMA BOND TRIAL.
BILLsBoBo, H., Dec. 1.-THE trial O.
John Montgomery, Les Pettis anG
Emanuel Clement, charged with commit
ting the outrage upon Emma Bond, bega,
this morning. The defense attempted t.
secure separate trials for the prisoners, bu
the application was refused by the court
At l o'clock, the hour for adjournment, IL
jurors had bsen obtained
KENTUCKY KILLINGS.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 11.-In Letche
county, remote mountain district, las
Friday David Hall and Joseph Wells en-
gagged in fight which ended in both he
ing MORALLY wounded.
Reports from Field's still house On tn
Cumberland river say last wssk four me,
became drunk there and engaged in 8
fight. ". q. Fields separated them an,
ordered them to leave, which they refuse,