Daily globe., 1883-07-16
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 14-Quite a COM
motion was created here this morning by
the arrest of R. G. Mitchell, editor of the
Daily Tribune, by United States Marshal
Bracket, of st. Paul, charged with fraud
ulently dealing in pine land The charge
covers some two columns. Mr.. Mitchell
was lately appointed receiver of the land
cfice here, and it was quite surprise to
many and did not seem to be ap-
proved by them, and it is said
they entered complaint against him charg-
ing him with fraudulently dealing in pre-
emptions, also involving Hon. II. l.. Cor
don, known as laundering Gordon. of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Mitchell had hearing
at O'Clock this afternoon, and waived ex-
| animation to the October term of court.
giving bonds for the sum of $4,000, H.
Truelson, G. R. Stutz and B. Dilberstein.
all of Duluth, going on his bond.
The Tribune of this morning has
the following: eff it can be
shown that we ever took
| presumption ourself, or that we ever
bought or sold or owned one, either di-
rectly or indirectly or that we ever wronged
the government out of penny in regard
to one or helped anyone else to do SO, or
that we were ever guilty of any wrong
doing IN regard to any pre-emption matter
Whatever, we are very willing to have an
investigation"
Mr.. Mitchell seems to take the matter
very cool, and says he don't intend to lose
any sleep on account of it. He had not re-
ceived his commission from Washington,
and his arrest to-day will upset it. >, H. l..
Gordon will be arrested Mondayato an
swer for the same charges. 1t is hard to
say what the termination will be- Mr..
Mitchell feels confident of proving his in
nocence, while others claim that they have
plenty of afidavits to prove him guilty of
all the charges.
THE MURDERERs OF CHIL CON.
DEs MONIES, July 14.-News is Just re-
ceived that one OF the murderers of Cin-
gen, of Polk City, has been killed at Elk
Home grove. shelby county ,and the other
is so closely pressed that he cannot escape.
The man killed confessed that he killed
Cllngon, and also Stubbs year ago.
LATER-The other man has been cap
tured, and is in charge of Sheriff Littleton,
of Polk county.
Specials to the State Register from Hart
land say that Smith is safely in jail there.
He has made a confession duplicating his
dead partner, who he says killed Clingan.
Smith says he was present, but had no
hand in the shooting. There is intense ex-
citement at Hartland, and probably Smith
will be lynched before morning.
DEs MONIES, July 14.-The murderers of
Clingan at Polk City last Tuesday night
were overtaken and surrounded in large
body of timber known as Elkhorn grove
IN the southeast corner of Shelby county
last night, and this morning attempted to
escape. One of them was fatally wounded
and the other was captured. The wounded
man gave the name of Benjamin Gates,
| and before he died confessed he was the
murderer of Ciingan, and the other man
being threatened with hanging also con-
fessed.
In the fight preceding the capture ]. W.
Maddy, druggist of MarYe, was danger
ously shot, and it is thought he will die.
Benjamin Craig, Z farmer, was also shot,
though not fatally. The captured man
gave the name Of Smith from Missouri.
and is in jail as Harland, Shelby county.
Intense excitement prevails through west
| ern Iowa, and it is freely shared in this
city.
sUICIDED IN HIS CELL.
READING, Pa, July 14.-Fred SchuIdt,
Sr., has had his son Fred arrested for
threatening his life. His son was locked
up and half an hour afterwards was found
dead in his cell, having hung himself with
strips torn from his shirt The elder
SCHMIDT is one of the wealthiest citizens Of
Reading.
BURGLARY.
NILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, July 1.-THE store
of VIM. Weaver, at Montoursville, was bur
glarized last night of $4,000 II Catawissa
railroad bonds. $4,000 IL miscellaneous
securities, and 5000. checks, of 5000 each.
THE POLK JURY FULL.
NASHVILLE, July 14.-The twelfth Juror
in the Polk trial was secured this morning.
and the jury is now complete. The attor-
neys for the defense moved to quash the
indictment, in which it was held, the first,
third, fourth, fifth. sixth and seventh counts
did not conform to the requirements of the
constitution, in that no specific facts we're
given; hence there were no facts before the
grand jury on which to properly base the
indictments. Judge Alien said he would
take up the case again on Monday.
BURNED BY vITRIoL THROWING.
BosToN, July 14.-Thos. Connolly, who
was bnrued by vitriol by Bridget McCue
in Southington a week ago, IS very low at
the hospital in this city. The sight of
both eyes is gone. and death is soon
expected. The woman has not yet been
arrested although the select men of
Southington have offered a reward of 5000
for her capture. Henry Pardlce, VINO was
with Connolly the same evening, is also in
a precariOus condition.
*lt is not necessary TO enter into particulars
IN reference TO the complicated organic and
functional difficulties to which the more delicate
classes Of American women are subject; but we
take pleasure in saying that Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
hams Great Remedy FOR ali these troubles has
an unbounded popularity.