Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-26

tonight. A large quantity of ammunition
mas been also sent TO the sheriff of Mathew
county to contribute protection against
the dredgers.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Henry Miller, the
supposed murderer Of the King family,
near Hlckman,i KY, few days ago, is
captured, and man named Rosenstein 10
arrested as an accomplice.
MURDERED.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. 24-The remains of g.
young man named W. G. Elliott were
found at an early hour this morning under
the trestle work of the Allegheny Valley
railroad, In the Twelfth ward, with his
head cut and body bruised. Evidence
was elected at the coroner's Jury to the
effect that he had fallen, but facts ascer-
tanned tonight leave little room to doubt
that he met with foul play, as the watch
and valuables in his possession when last
seen are missing.
DALLAS, Nov. 24.-Two men, Overaker
and Oglesby, quarreled at masquerade,
in Plano, last night. blow on the head
from six shooter was given Overaker who
IN turn, stabbed Oglesby. The injuries of
both are supposed fatal.
GIDDINas, Tex, Nov. 24.--M. Keuffel
and his clerk were murdered in his own
store at Feader last night by robbers, who
obtained only SIS. Officers are in pur-
| suit.
At Fedor, country store, eight miles
distant, IN Lee county, last night at 8
O'Clock as Charles o. Kenffie and his clerk
were preparing to leave the store q man
entered and caught Kanffle by the shoulder
and demanded his money. Kenffie went
to the drawer and was unlocking it when
the robber shot him through the head, kill
ing him instantly. The robber told the
clerk to pull the drawer out, and as the
clerk was complying he received a bullet
in the brain and dropped dead. There
was one witness to the tragedy, small
German boy, who slipped out unobserved.
The drawer contained only fifteen dollars.
Mrs. Kenffie and five children remained IN
the building till the morning, too terrified
to give an alarm. No clue yet. 1t is
thought that Kenffle and the clerk reeog-
nized the perpetrator, who murdered them
to conceal his identity.
FATAL KNooKDowN.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Nov. 24.-Ilewis Rich
wine, hackmsn, provoked quarrel on
the street on Thursday night with George
B. Wilcox, and was knocked down. He.
fell against railing, but was able to
drive the hack home. To-day he died, and
the coroner's inquest shows the skull
fractured. Wilcox, who is we'll connected,
was arrested on the charge of murder.
SUICIDE.
ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. "a Lorenzo
. Woods, son of Judge Woods of the Dixon,
Illinois judicial district, committed sui
} eide here to-day by cutting his throat.
He formerly travelled for the hardware
, house of Duncan, Wyeth & Co., Kansas
3 City, and Hubbard, Spencer & Co, Chicago.
SHOT HIS MAN.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 25.-A5 1915 p. m
, John Chambers shot and killed Cal. Multi
gan, of this city. The parties were drink
, ing. Muliigan knocked Chambers down
and beat him, They separated, walked
q half square, when Chambers drew a pis-
y toll and shot Mulligan between the eyes
= Chambers was arrested.
: RAyIsHER HANGED.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 25 Friday
night negro, Lewis Houston, Yves arrest
ed on charge of an attempt to outrage a
/ respectable widow lady of this city The
+ negro was taken to the residence of the
, intended victim and identified and put in
:, jail. Last night mob of $50 masked
: men overpowered the jailer, took Houston
y to the negro settlement in the suburbs OF
" the city and hanged him.
OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
q ORANGE, N. Y, Nov. 25,---The body o.
V Phebe Pauliin, II years sld,was found in
it field on the mountain side, outraged anc
d her throat cut in two places.