Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
CRIMES Of THE DAY.
DEADLY AFFRAY.

DEADLY ARRAY.
LEADv1LLE, Col, Oct. 23.-At the printer
boys boarding house this morning. Frank
Gallagher, miner, shot dead James B.
Garvin, another miner. The circumstances
leading to the killing are as follows: Gal
lagher recently married comedy young
woman, concerning whom Garvin repeat
eddy made insulting remarks. The two
mon boarded in the same house, and
meeting at breakfast this morning, after q
few hot words, Garvin pulled revolver,
which was the signal for general fusil-
ade. Both men emptied their revolvers.
Garvin was hit several times, and soon ex-
pired. Gallagher was untouched and sur
rendered to the officers.
SENTENCED TO HANG.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Kate Douglass, a
neRress, for the murder of Joseph Miller,
and Chase Rose. a negro, for killing GEO.
Ingram, April, 1881, was sentenced to-day
by Judge Van Wagner, 'of the criminal
court. to be hanged on Friday, Dec. Z.
Frank Braggs. for killing Richard Jack
son. in August, 1882. and John Nelson, for
stabbing John Smith, were respectively
n the penitentiary.
CONFESSED TO ROBBERY.
sANpUsKY, O.. Oct. 23.-Dr. John E.
Natbers has confessed that he enticed DR..
Gordon into vacant house on the pre-
tense of visiting patient, robbed him and
extorted check for $500 from him. He
also saws he had planned to abduct Cor
don's child.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
RooKpeRT, Ind, Oct. 23.-Francis J..
Kelley. arrested in Illinois for murder,
reached here last night and made con-
fessiop, that. having been threatened ny R.
T. Arnett, owner of a little trading boat.
on which he was working, be determined
on the night of September %, after Arnett
had gone to bed, to escape. Remember
ing Arnetps threat to follow and kill him,
he went back, shot Arnett in the head as
he lay asleep, took his monev. set fire TO
the boat and escaped in a skiff. Kelley is
not seventeen years old.
SHOT HIS SISTERS TRADUoER.
sCANUTE, Kas, Oct. pa sensational
shooting affair occurred on the street at 8
o'clock last evening. RAM Waters. we'll
known young man. shot r. J. Barley. who
was paying his addresses to Waters sister,
against the wishes of her family. Waters
having heard Barley had msligned his
sister. shot him in the back. Barkley will
die. Waters was arrested and jailed amid
great excitement.
RIoTING oEIoANs.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. 23.-At VAN
pum, Pennsylvania. piece OF ground
claimed by the 2. g. & T. road and by the
Pennsylvania road is in possession of the
former, who have it fortified and garri-
soued by twenty men. The Pennsylvania
company sent fifty men to-day to seize it,
skirmishing all day. Both sides sent for
reinforcements. There was q disturbance
to-day also west of this city where the dis
pute is with the Eagle furnace, Track
layers were assaulted by workmen from
the furnace, but the assailants were driven
off.
BASE BALLIsTs IN LIMBo.I
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. 23.-James
Egan and Maurice Brick have been arrest
ed on the charge of highway robbery.
Egan is pitcher of the Brooklyn nine,
Brick the Monitors pitcher of this city.
They gave bail.
FORGER IN DURANGO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-Inspectors
Hanscom and Shelton, of the Boston po-
lice, arrived to-day with requisition from
Gov. Butler for G. D. Dewey, alias Capert,
the celebrated bill of lading forger from
Boston and Montreal. o. the arrival of
the officers they attached $1,700 found in
Dewey's possession, but found the money
had been already assigned to Gen. Barnes,
the prisoners counsel. The inspectors ex-
pect to leave with Dewey for Boston to-
morrow unless habeas corpus is inter-
posed.