Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05
A SHOOTING sCRAPK.
,neciaI Telegran to the Gloh

SHOOTING sCRAPE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
NoRTHFIRLD, Mimi, Nov. "A shooting
ARRAY somewhat peculiar as to character
took place at the Central house this morn
ing about 1920 O'clock. The facts in the
case are these. Two wesks ago a Mr..
James ". Akert, from Motley, Minn. =,
registered as man and wife at the
named tel and hired out to do work
about t. house. About o'clock this
morning IL. Z. NJ. Wood arrived at tho
Central h o from the same place in
quest or his wife, as he said, who had
eiopeu with tue Gr5t named man. As ths
husband OF the woman entered the
frors door tho scalawag slipped c0t the
back. Whiie tho nsn aad W.T. were ak
ing over tha situation in e private room,
tho husband vas fooling with a revolver
which ne had carried to shoot his male VIC
tin With. TIE hammer Of the weapon
slipped from nis finger discharging one of
the chambers. One half Of The ball which
had teen split somehow IL discharging,
struck the woman just above the chin, com
ing out at the left cheek. She fell sense
less on the bed, but it was found to be
purely flesh wound. The feeling and
gctioEs of the man at the instant warrant
al proof that the affair vas accidental.
lie Il hard working man, and known by
parties here to be peaceable. No arrests
have been made.
I1PELT C91gEB ARRESTED.
EVANSVILLE, Iud., Nov. 4.-The coiner
alias Faulkner alias Ivan ard many other
names, has been caotGred in Frenchtovn.
Harrison county, Ind. lie was the chief
and leading spirit Of the ccunterfeiters of
tins distaict ana lived near Frenchtoun in
log house built very much liks fort.
It had one caiukiug out al around and
while Faulkner worked on the manufae
ture Of the coin, his wife stood on guard
Immediately after the arrest of the Pike-
vile gang, Il. D. Hobbs, the detective,
known as Doc. Henderson, weat to French
Gown and 10 the house of Faulkner, to
whom ne told about tho raid and
said that he, Hobbs, was the
only man to escape. He wanted to hide
for few deys, Faulkner readily took him
IN and explained ali his process to Hobbs
who proposed to be an experienced coan-
tertelter. Saturday Faulkner went to
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to find the extent of the raid Hobbs pre-
tending he was going fer bottle of whis-
ky, followed him and by dsdging behind
fences and trees, saw him enter store.
Then Hobbs ran in and presenting q re-
volver at Faulkner's head ordered hiR, to
throw up his hands. The cuffs wore pat
on aud Il deputy marshal took Faulkner in
charge. Hobbs hurried back to the hosss
calling to Mrs. Faulkner to bring the shot
gun IS he ran. She, thinking her husband
was in danger, did Us she WAS bid, and
when she reached Hobbs gave him the
weapon. He clapped the cuffs on her be-
fore she knew what he was up to, and this
morning he brought the couple down to
this city, whore they made connection and
went 80 Indianapolis. Faulkner made
gold coins from ten cents of silver to
twenty dollars in gold, and so perfectly
that no said himself he was not afraid to
onto bank with them,
vIorrMs OF rHz DANyILLE RIOT.
DAsyLLE, Va, Nov. 4.-Besides five
negroes reported killed last night, it is
said two others have since died. The
names Of only four ere obtaiued, aud
these are PROBABLY albums Hall and
Nei Davis, servants a. Arlington hotel!
Rad Jere Sui:tl a.d Peter Walters,
90 ored. People on the street appear to
know nothing. The bodies OF those found
deaG "a tbs streets were handed over to
friends ana tGAen away. Charles Adams,
Edward Baptist aud Thos. Keen were
slightly wounded. Walter Holland, who
was shot IN the head, Is a sou of C. g.
Holland, chairman of the DEM ocratic con
gressional campaign committee.
Hde city Is now under watch of military
ami extra policemen. All is quiet. Ply
sici ans report as wounded only those
uamed u previous dispatches. A ball
was found between the two plates OF the
skull of Walter Holland and extracted.
Peter Walters, cClored, reported dead this
morning at house out of the city, is
alive. he was wounded by ball that
passed round instead Of through the body.
The coroner Summoned jury,
but the bodies of two men had
been movsd away,And no inquest vas held.
Ia the case of the third the verdict
was killed by Some soknown person. A
circular was issued this evening, signed
by Mayor johnson, Judge Blackwell, Jadge
Aiken, Hon. George .. Oabell, and q num-
ber o. besi -itizens, in WHICH they say they
desire to hsVo peace preserved aud q fair
election held the 9Th instant The law rs-
quirlnE tne closing Of al liquor stores at
sunset preceding the day OF election, an
osdar hss 5een issu for closing them to-
morrow ami tiu :ae morning OF the 7th
instant.
Hopes are entertained OF the recovery
of j. Z. Seward, shot in the abdomen.
Richard Valentine was she. ia the hand
accidentally.
Al ! O'Clock last night while z. II. Hub.
bard, Gsorge Coleman and p. 3. Gravely,
on duty as mounted police, were passing
house oocapied by colored people in tie
outskirts of the city they were fired upon
and about twenty shots we're given ana re
turned. Hubbard received several shot
wounds in his leg and hand and his horse
was wounded in several places. A party
antared the building and can