Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-16
FATAL sTABBING.


were made.
FATAL sTABBING.
CHICAGO, April 15.-Late to- night in a
disreputable portion of the city, during a
fight, Fred. Atkins stabbed and killed Ed
ward Sanford. Both were colored. The
murderer escaped.
TWO FATAL TEXAS sHCOTINGs.
SAN ANTONIO, April 15.-Two brothers,
named Bender were arrested at Mckinney,
Texas, yesterday, having in their posses
sion a large quantity of counterfeit silver
dollars and half dollars.
John Green shot and killed his uncle
John Winchester, at Jacksboro, Texas, yes
terday, the result of an old feud, and
Joseph Biakesly Of the same place in
difficulty about sheep, during which the
former killed the latter.
KILLED BY CoLORED MAN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 14.-George
Simpson was ishot and killed by Reuben
Kiser, colored, on Pearl street tonight
Simpson and a woman were talking when
Kiser came up, an quarrel ensued which
resulted as stated. Kiser gave himself up,
claiming justification.
NEGRO DESPERADO SHOT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 14.-Phil May,
a noted negro desperate and escaped con-
vict, was shot and killed yesterday evening
while resisting arrest, about ten miles
south of Huntsville, Ala. May, who was
in the penitentiary for murder, escaped
about two years ago. Learning of his
whereabouts, Thomas Hewitt, B. G. Lanier
and Dick Liddel attempted his arrest.
May resisted, firing on his pursuers, when
one of them returned the fire, killing May
KILLED WITH FIRE SHOVEL.
JERSEY CITY, April 14.-Michael Hough-
ton was arrested tonight charged with
murder. The woman's skull was crushed
by small shovel.
FOUND DEAD IN A WE'LL.
DUBIOUS, Iowa, April 15.-This af ter
noon the bodies of Mrs. H. Zieprecht, the
wife of we'll known druggist of this place,
and three-year-old boy were found at the
bottom of a ffty-foot we'll. They were
alone in the house during the forenoon and
it is supposed the woman threw the child
into the well and jumped in herself, as
high curb around it forbids the suppOsition
of falling in accidentally.
YOUNG DEFAULrER.
DAYTON, o., April 14.-Bert Schieble,
aged nineteen years, assistant book keeper
of the Dayton Insurance company, was ar
rested to-day. 1t was discovered that
he is about $1,000 short.
A PRISONER SUICIDES.
NORWICH, Conn, April 15.-Olney Bur
CESS, of Foster, b. l., while making a
friendly call upon Daniel and Henry Bur
linghame, at Killingby, Conn, suddenly
shot Daniel and slightly injured him. In
struggle for the pistol Henry was dan
gerousIy wounded. Burgess returned to
Rhode Island where he was arrested.
While being taken to the jail at Killingby
he asked to be allowed to jump overheard,
which would save the state trouble and
expense" Burgess has now killed himself
in Jail.
sALYATIONIsTs ARRESTED.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 15.-Csptain
Hall, female and two male recruits OF
the Salvation army, were arrested for OBJ
structing the street and breach Of the
peace. They held an out door meeting
after being warned. Thousands followed
the Salvationists to the police station.
GUILTY ON NINETEEN COUNTS.
ATLANTA, Gas, April 15.-The jury in the
United States circuit court find j. M. Rob
inson guilty of nineteen counts on indict-
ments, charging the presentation of false
accounts as deputy marshal. This is one
of series of prosecutions begun for the
department of justice. The trial ex-
cited great interest, and the conviction
will make sensation.
| BROKE JAIL.
MILWAUKEE, April 15.-John O'Neil,
twenty mine years old, and imprisoned for
highway. robbery, cut his way through the
roof of the Jail Saturday night, and with
the aid of rope made from his bedclothes
lowered himself to the ground and escaped
1t is thought that he is in Chicago, where
he was originally arrested.
TO FIGHT THB INDIANS WITH SCOUTS.
E1pAso, Texas, April 15.-General
Crook, who has been down in Mexico to
consult with the Mexican military officers
regarding action against the Indians, con-
siders the situation serious. He says nc
reports of what Mexican troops have
done have been allowed to gain publicity.
but they have killed good many ApacheE
and have not spared either women OF
children. General Crook does not believe
the Indians can be successfully fought
with regular troops. He will therefore
employ Indian scouts to which the Mexi.
can authorities have assented and will per
NIT our scouts to cross the border in pur-
suit of hostiles. Concerning the threatened
raid on the San Carlos reservation by
bands of armed citizens, General Crook
has given orders to allow the San Carlo:
Indians to defend themselves.
Ocean Steamers.
New YORK, April 15.-Arriyed, the Anchoria
| from, Glasoovv and the Snain from IiivernOOl