Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-21

throw up their hands, and refusinp. the
ponce party fired, severely and probablyfa-
tally wounding one of the hunted men.
who was afterward removed to ia1l with
his companion, making a total CAPTURE of
elght. Ihey all claim to hail from New
Orleans,and have been working their way
gradually from that city up the river.
M'HUGH STILL ALIVE.
MILWAUKEE, April 2O.-McHugb. the
wrestler, who was shot with rifle ball at
Stevens Point on Thursday, is still alive
he ascrlbes the assault to the jealousy of
two men over woman living in Stevens
Point. Ntzhugh, Is now in Fond du Lac.
his former home. He claims to have bested
Muldoon, Whistler and Donaldson in
wrestling bouts.
DUNN ARRAIGNED FOR ELLIoTT's MURDER.
CHICAGO, April 2O.-The case of Jere
Dunn, charged with the murder of james
Elliott, pugilist, was called in the criminal
court this morning. The court room was
well filed. The prisoner appeared neatly
dressed and with bushy black whiskers
smoothly trimmed and pointed at the chin.
Emory A Storrs and Daniel Mum appear
ed tor the defense and made an applica-
ton for change of venue on the ground
that Judge Jameson was preiudiced. After
9 brief consultation with the states attor-
ney, Mills, it waa nnounced that the counsel
had agreed that the case be heard by Judge
Smith. change of venue was granted in
accordance with this agreement.
Judge Smith set the case for hearing
on Monday, May Z.
ANOTHER POSTMASTER sAORr.
CLEVELAND, O., April 2O.-George j.
hrebs, the postmaster at Fremont, is def
Client IN his accounts to the amount of
$4,000. Steps have been taken to remove
him. Difficulties in settlement led to an
investigation by the government inspector,
with the above result. The department at
Washington will not say yet whether Grim
inal proceedings will be instituted.
A DEFAU1TER BROUGHT BACK.
SAN Francisco, April 20.-Gray, the de-
faulting secretary of the harbor commits
sion, will arrive in the city this evening.
On being interviewed he said he wished to
make no unfortunate admissions that
might be used against him in the trial,
and that he was confident of clearing him
self of the charges. He would not reveal
the secret of his escape, but said he left
on freight car.
MERCHANT KILLS HIMSELF.
BALTIMORE, April 2O.-Jesse W. Hunt,
aged forty-fve, a produce commission
merchant, killed himself tonight.
To BE HANGED.
BATON ROUGE, April 2O-Lander Cole
man will be hanged the 26th of May, for
the murder of John Carey. The warrant
is signed.
EXPRESSING EXPLOSIVES.
MILWAUKEE, April 2O.-The American
express agents of this city to-day discov-
cred package of dynamite weighing
twenty-fv pounds, which was shipped
from Newark, n. j., by the Adams express
and turned over to the American company
on Thursday at Chicago. 1t bore no mark
to indicate its deadly contents, but was
directed to the Milwaukee Cement compa-
ny. When delivered by the American ex-
press driver, the officers in the cement
company's employ said it was dynamite
and the package was returned to the
American Office and lay on the sidewalk
until p. N. The cement company claim
it is only Lot of fuses. An expert says
the amount was sufficient to blow whole
express train to atoms or demolish whole
block. The package is eighteen inches
long, twelve inches wide and eight deep.
George II. Paul, president of the Cement
company, said to night, the box had not
yet been opened, and it was not known
whether it contained fuse or dynamite.
he spoke of the matter lightly, saying it
was common to ship all kinds of explosives
by express, though more usually, perhaps,
by water, and said that the quarry com
panies Throughout Wisconsin were in daily
receipt of Hecla and Hercules powder.
The box received to-day was part of an
order, and would not have been shipped
unless safe. The express agent here says
the case will be Investigated, and the re-
sponsible parties brought to justice.
SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE DRUNK.
CHICAGO, April 2O-Edward Jump, an
eccentric artist and caricaturist shot him.
self this evening, the ball passing entirely
through his head and he cannot live. It
is said he was under the influence of liquor.