Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-19
GRIMES RAMPANT.
Il GAMBLER SHOOTS ANOTHER GAMB-
LER FOR BEING TOO ATTENTIVE
TO HIS WIFE.

A Gilt Prize Operator Arrested-To bt
Hanged-An Editor With Two Libel Suits
Against Him-TwO Women Murdered in
Barn-Masked Citizens Damage Drug
Store because Whisky was Sold in it
SwindIers-FrauduIent Voting.
LOT OF sw1NDnERs.
Boston, Nov. 1.-THE directors of the
Boston board of trade to-day passed a
| resolution setting forth that certain Boston
parties who appear to be swindlers are
soliciting consignments and endeavoring
to make purchases on credit with the view
of obtaining possession of merchandise
without payment, and requesting members
to take measures to caution shippers
against making consignments without
careful investigation and against being de-
ceived by persons having or assuming
names closely resembling those of we'll
known firms.
MASKED CITIZENS DESTROY DRUG STORE.
RonNEY, Ind, Nov. 17.-At midnight a
band of citizens, masked, went to the drug
store of G. G. Sutton, bound him and de-
stroyed his stock and totally wrecked the
building. Sutton sold whiskey and the
destruction of his property was made on
that account.
LIBEL SUIT.
Boston, Nov. 17.-Colonel Huguley, of
Governor Buffers staff, has commenced an
legged libel uttered in a speech which was
first made at Lawrence and repeated at
other places. Huguley's attorney has, it
is reported, attached Boards property to
answer claim for damages OF $4,000. 1T
is further rumored that VIM. A. Simmons
is also about to sue Beard for alleged
ibels uttered in the same speech.
MARLBORO, Mass, Nov. 17.---Waldo 3.
Brigham, of Canebridgeport, formerly
shoe manufacturer Of Hudson, sued the
Marlboro Times for $4,000 for intimating
that Brigham had set fire to his own prop
erty. Louis Burgess, of Cambridge port,
connected with Brigham in the same arti-
Gle in the Times brings suit for similar
amount.
FRAUDULENT VOTING.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. Thames
Dobson held to bail for Issuing fraudulent
tax receipts On election day, and George
Holland, colored, is held for voting upon
a tax receipt, on which the name of
another person had been erased and Hol
lands substituted. The prosecutions are
brought by the committee of one hundred.
member of that body said the investi-
cation had convinced the committee that
we'll defined plot had been made in the
recent election to defeat candidates, en-
dorsed by the committee, and numbers of
bogus tax receipts had been distributed
over the city. The committee had infor-
nation that the receipts were made in New
York. They expected to secure the plates
upon which the fraudulent documents were
printed, He limited that other arrests will
follow.
MURDERED.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. ia German ped
dler, named Henry Steifer, was murdered
near Trenton, South Carolina. Wilson
Stephens, young colored man, who drove
Steifer's wagon, has been arrested. The
shoes, clothing and money of the murdered
man was found on his person. Stephens
confessed the crime and it Is feared the
murderer will be lynched.
TO SWING.
GnpDINGs, Texas, Nov. 17.---James Tay-
lor, colored, was sentenced to hang on
Dec. 81. He outraged and murdered
Sarah Chaplin, colored.
A sLuGaER's EXHIBITION.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Sullivan-Slade
combination gave another exhibition here
tonight before diminished audience as
compared with last night; 5000 were pres
emit.
MuRDRRFR sFNTFNCRD
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov. 17.-Burt Ellis,
colored, charged with the murder of Mrs.
Logan, was found guilty and sentenced to
be hanged on Dec. IA.
FINED FOB SMUGGLING.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-The owners of the
steamer Niagrs have been fined $500, be-
cause several dozen ladies hats and bustles
we're found in an empty steteroom.
MEXICO, Nov. H. Congress found q
true bill against Governor Costello, of
Vera Cruz, for abuse of power while pre-
feet of Cordoba four years ago.
RESPITE REFUSED TO CHISHOLM.
NEWARK. N. j., Nov. 1.-THE governor
refused respite in the case of Chisholm,
convicted of murder.
GRAVE RoBBER SENTENCED.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 17.-Thomson,
the grave robber, has been sentenced to
four years and six months in the state