Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
CRIMINAL DOINGS,
TEE MCDADE RIOT Has CAUxHD
GREET EXCITFMENT.
The Emfna Bond TriaI-A Desperate Con-
vict-An Inhuman Bruie-TI.e Mutt Case
"A Number of Negro Sil ootinss-A Lively
Riot Caused by Drink.
THE McpADR TROUBLE.


there has been no trouble last night or this
morning. It is thought there is nc lmme-
date Danger CT more bloodshe8, but there
is still considerable excitement. Many
citizens Of the county we're in town armed
With rifles who propose to keep things
quiet. Two companies of militia arrived
this morning, tho Brenham grays, num-
bering one hundred men, end the johnson
guards, of Hampstead, twenty-five. They
were Rot needed and returned home at
9:35 3. IN. Another of the sixty paraders
who raised a street fight Subsequent to the
lynching has been captured by officers, and
is slightly wounded.
At 2:45 P. N. the inquest on the five
corpses was progressing. Milton and
Bishop, who we're attacked in the street by
the friends of the men lynchea, are under
arrest, and will have al examining trial
to-day. 1t is considered they ware per-
fectly justified in killing the two Barley,
boys and their bend will probably be
nominal. 1t is said that every good man
IN the county stands ready to go their Sc
curiSy. Will @. Griffin, shot through the
head while helping Bishop and Milton,
cannot live. Hayward Bailey who shot
Griffin, is lying in jail dangerously wound
Cd. &. w. Eosle, telegraph operator at
MoDads has been on duty constantly With
out sleep for fifsy-six hours. Sheriff jon
kins and County Attorney Maynard are
indefafigabls and regardless of risk, they
arrested Hayward Bailey and Stsvens in
their swn hsmss.
Tbs examining trial Of George Mutton
and Thomas Bishop for the killing of Asa
Beatty and jack Beatty on yesterday, ia
now progressing. It is learned that DUR
ing the strsst fight about ono hundred
shots we're exchanged between the trio of
cisizens and the Lsxtstte despsradoss, the
result being, ems citizen MORALLY wounded
axd the other two unhart; two Of tho op-
posing party killed and the remaining
four wounded, one dangerously, enc seri.
ously and two slightly. Hazeiy, one of
six, though wounded, it still at large. The
excitement is entirely subsidized this even
ing.
NAGRCss IN TROUBLE.
ST.. LoUrs, Dee. 26.-On Monday night,
last, Simon Cole end several other negroes
threatened to clean out the police force at
RolIa, Mo-, and chased Deputy Marshal
Valentine Light into Grants hotel. A few
| moments Iatsr Grant went to the hotel
door, and finding the negroes still there,
fred two shots at Cole, killing him. Yes
terday, at the same place, Tom. Smith, t.
| negro, and white man named Beck got
into fight, when Sheriff Cody interfered
and ordered Smith to throw up his hands.
The negro not complying instantly, the
sheriff shot him in the forehead, in
ficting a mortal wound. The people do
not justify the shooting in either case.
SHOT CHoCTAW.
FoRT SIXTH, Ark, Dec. 26.-ChaLubeI,
Choctaw Indian, v1oistor of the inter
course law, was killed Sunday while resist
ing arrest at Double Springs, I. T., by
Elias Yarby, member of the Chootaw
light horse.
ST. JOINS, Dec. 26.-OrangeMeu in the
procession at Harbor Grace we're attacked
by a mob and three mea instantly killed
and several nortglly wounded. The riot
at this hour, p. m, is not quellsd De-
taohments of infantry, cavalry and police
are being dispatched by train and steamer
to the scene.
KILLED BY NEGRO.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 26.--Mike Konk, an
Italian, forty-two years old, deck pas
eenger on the steamer Mary Houston. was
killed yesterday just below Cairo, by JAS.
Denton, negro deck hand, who esca ped
from the steamer at Kinson's Landing,
No.
CRACKsMAN CAUGHT.
New YORK, Dec. 26.-Wm. Il. Dilks,
aims VIM. Johnson, aged forty years, re-
siding in Chicago, was arrested in Brook
Ign while working with another man upon
the safe in Mark Schrieber's grocery.
A HIGHwAXMAN.
NAsEvILLE, Tenn, Dsc. 26.-About Z
| tonight August Jourard, collector for the
First National bank, while going to the
postofice with the days mail, Was assault
ed es he passed his own house and beaten
in the head with large stone, his assail-
ant securing the bag with the mail and
disappearing in the darkness. son of
Mr.. Jsunard, running to his assistance,
had pistol knocked from his grasp by an
unseen party. Jounard is seriously hurt.
The mail was valuable only to the bank.
The nail was afterwards found in an alley
near by partly opened.
COUPLE OF SHOCKING MURDER.
ST.. Los1s, Dec. 26.-Janes Wingfsd,
aged eighteen years, stabbed and killed
Browning Hinch ut Sligo furnace near
Salem, Mo-, on Sunday evening. The muir
dersr fed and the sheriff is in pursuit.
John Watson shot and killed Henry Sechler
on the street at Bsardstown, Ill.,, on Mon
day afternoon. The affair grow about
sschler's wife, Watson being charged with
ssduoiug her.
DESPERATE CONVICT.
Malone, N. T., Dec. 26.-Wm. Hatfield,
an escaped convics from Michigan, was
arrested yesterday by Sheriff Stockwell.
Hatfield stabbed the sheriff and Allen
Stockwell and wife, but was finally cap
tured after being shot through the thigh.
AN 1NHUNLN BRUTE.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 2S-Daniel Mscuey
last night visited his sister IN law, who Is a
widow, and after stating he came to muir
der her, beat her about the head with a
spittoon and struck her with heavy iron
instrument AID then jumped upon her.
The woman is in a precarious condition.
THE NINA BOND CASE.
HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, Dec. 26.-The Emma
Bond case did not open till yearly noon