Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
alibi, and some express the belief that the

Thursday as the day. She said it was that
day che told Mrs. George Yonkers of the
outrage. She also testified that Mrs.
George Yonkers was ct her house Or Fri
day, and brought her children to go to a
picnic. Miss Laura Yonkers, daughter of
the preceding witness, testified to about
the same thing as her mother, but on
cross-examination she failed to remember
several things she stated at the preliminary
trial. John Morgan testified to being ct
Joseph Yonker's on Thursday afternoon,
June %. Saw Montgomery there, and was
in the gheatfield with him and the Yonk-
er brothers. Sherman Yankey testified
that he passed Joe Yonkers house between
five and six Thursday afternoon and saw
John G. Montgomery there. JAS. Klein
testified TO the Same thing, and John
Campbell testified to meeting John G.
Montgomery and family in the wagon on
the road going home, about sundown.
Mr.. Bond has received numerous letters
the past four weeks from various parts of
the country, il which tbs writers offered
to furnish any number OF men to lynch
Montgomery, Pettis and Clement. One
letter, post marked at g small town near
Galveston, Tex, states that the writer is
chief officer of an organization for the
punishment Of crime and would be pleas
ed to furnish forty men on short notice to
hang the three defendants, if Mr.. Bond
desired. Mr.. Bond destroyed all these let
ters and gives no countenance whatever TO
such propositions.
FOUND MURDERED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 27.-The body of
an unknown white man was found on Mon
day on the McAlpeter road, near Mckee,
Kings, Indian territory, stabbed in various
places and his throat cut. The man SEEM
ed to be poor and was traveller. There
is no clue to the murderers.
UNDOUBTEDLY A MURDER.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The body of an
unknown man, supposed to be so years
old, was found among the willows, along
little stream, near Cummipgsville, in a
suburb of the city, with rope about tie
neck, the tongue protruding as if choked
to death. Also marks of blows on top of
+ the head. No clue to his identity, ner to the
murderer, except that hay seed indicated
that the body had been brought there by
q hay wagon.
LArEE: The body has been identified as
that OF Vim. FL. Kirk, dealer in sand. who
had lately been dealing in horses. He lived
on Elizabeth street, in this city and was un-
doubtedly murdered for his money. His
wife Gays he left home Monday to go to
Chivos to buy a horse, and had 5000 with
him. She had not since heard from him.
When the news of the finding of dead
man was published she visited the morgue
and found it was her husband. The re is
nothing more than suspicion as to the
murderer. and no arrests.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 27.-Orthstein
was released in $500 bail to-day. The
new trial for killing George Fredericks is
set for the 10Th Of January.
FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
New YORK, Dec. E27.-Geo. B. Lincoln
dealer in boots and shoes of Chicago
has been held for trial on the charge OF
felonious assault preferred by Minnie
Healy. She. states Lincoln called on her
last evening and threatened to shoot her.
vERDIoT---sELF OFFENCE.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 27.---The coroner re-
turned verdict that Edward Eyring shot
Henry Schroeder on Christmas morning
in self defense. Schroeder WAS one of a
party which attacked Assna's saloon, and
Eyring fred gun into the crowd, killing
Schroeder.
FIRE BUG GETS FIVE YEARS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 27.-Hough Kirk
the barn burner, was sentenced to FIVE
years il state prison.
THE RIoTs AT HARBoR GRACE.
| ST. JOINS, N. F., Dec. 27.-Advices from
Harbor Grace state: The Orange process
sion yesterday, while passing the ships
head, was fired upon by the crowd. A
| f.st the Orangemen thought the firing wal
from the powder guns carried by theil
friends, until they saw their men fall
Four men were killed, two Orangemen and
two Roman Catholics. Eight are reported
slightly wounded. Head Constable Doyle
| is among the wounded. There is lull in
the outbreak at Harbor Grace, but the
neighboripg town of Carboneau is in q
state of the widest frenzy. Over LOCO
men are parading the streets and prspar-
ing to march to Harbor Grace. Crowds
are hurrying up from the whole extent OF
north shore of Conception bay to the
SceuS VI tnc olsguEDduCes ALL the business
places are closed, and most of the private
dwellings, are protected by bars and bolts
| The police dispatched from st. Johns
reached Harbor Grace last night. If the
| riot breaks out anew the law officers will
be powerless to protect life and property
| 1t is rumored the government cabled to
Halifax for troops and war chip. II the
carbonean contingent marches to Harbol
Grace the result will be terrible to con-
template.
MURDER AND SUICIDE:
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. T.-Priv&te dis
patches FRONT Hanover, Germany, state
that Col. Henry r. Rathbone, who killed
his wife, and committed suicide, was COZ
neotei with the most prominent families
here. She was the daughter of e1-Unit ed
States Senator Harris.
A HANGING AND A EEPEIKvB.
BszzXAN, NJ. T., 27.---JoAnA. Clarke was
hanged in the Jail yard to-day, at 11:3C
O'Clock for the murder of Thomas Rodgers
in Judge last. He died protesting his limo.
sense. Frank Young, who was to have
been hung to-day, has been rsprisved for
| sixty days by the president, to allow his