Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-22


Washburn last night about asmalI amour!
of money, when his neice seized q heavy
stick and struck her uncle on the head in
ficting a wound which resulted in death
an hour later.
THE EMMA BOND CASE.
HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-The following
is the concluding portion of to-day's testi-
mory in the Emma Bond case:
| The principal witness at the afternoon
| session was Emanuel Clement, one of the
defendants, who gave detailed account
oil his whereabouts during, the afternoon OF
the outrage. He said ne was a farmer and
! working for the Widow Pettis, and was at
the Pettis house on the afternoon of June
90. No work was being done on account of
g heavy rain the night before. He
had his dinner between ~ and l o'clock,
and Pettis family, together with John
Montgomery and wife and child we're pres
ent, after dinner he and Lee Pettis fed the
horses and took care OF the cattle, then re-
turned to the house and spent the remain
der of the afternoon in the wagon, reading
newspapers and sleeping. When he left
the wagon about half past O'clock he saw
Jno. G. Montgomery and his child
about twenty feet away. He had supper
about O'Clock, the same persons being
present as at dinner. Montgomery and
his wife went home about shutdown. At
ter again feeding the stock he lounged
about the yard and went to bed at half
past nine. He then gave a full descrip-
ton Of how he was called up IN the middle
of the night by the arrival of Miss Bond,
and how he, Lee Pettis and Mrs. Pettis
took her home. Also the
recounter, and how he took
the description of the men as given by Miss
Bond, at the request of AR. Bond to Sam
Eeinlein, and how he, accompanied by
VIM. Pettis and Lee Pettis after leaving
Bonds house. drove to Sam and Lawrence
Hsinlin and others, and notified them OF
the outrage. The witness then went to
Grove City and aroused several persons
there, and informed them of the event
He borrowed George Honsoy's horse, and
he and John Hawkins went to the school
house where we found j. W. Montgomery,
uncle John Montgomery, Lawrence Helm
iein and Lee Pettis, He then related
what he did in the matter of spreading the
news in different places, and how he was
arrested about noon at Blue Mound by Mr..
CroWl on telegraph received from Mr..
Bond. Was with Crowl and others all the
afternoon. He heard that LOO Pettis was
implicated in the affair and there was
some joking talk that the rope was
ready if the right man
was found. Didn't remember ever say
ing who the guilty parties were, and new
er had any grounds to base such remarks
upon. At the time of his arrest he had on
the same underclothing he put on the Sat
urday previous to the alleged rape; didn't
have any consultation with Pettis
and Montgomery the first time
they met in jail. Montgomery
did cot say they must all stick together
and tell some story to get ont of the scrape.
He did not remember any such converse
ton as detailed by Myers and Burrett
Never had any talk with them about this
case, and was not nearer the school house
on the 29th of June than Mrs. Pettis'
house. Had nothing whatever TO do with
the ravishing Of Miss Bond.
PRIZE FIGHT.
New YORK, Dec. 20.-A prize fight, &C.
cording to QQeensbury rules, took place
this morning, near Blissvilie, Long Island,
NS'"OoA IuAho ASily3 u " IilidLuSOurSu,
and John Connors, of Brooklyn. The
stakes we're for 500 a side. Both men
were in fine condition, Kelly weighing
1873 pounds, and Connors 1876. Three
bloody rounds we're fought. Kelly not
coming to time when tbs fourth round was
called, the money was awarded to Con-
nors. Both we're terribly punished, and
had to be assisted from the ring.
PATRICIDE BEING MARRIED.
Troy, N. Y, Dec. 20.-Frank 4. Wal
worth, formerly Of Saratoga, and Corinne
B. Bromlette, of Louisville, viii be mar
ried this afternoon at Mechanicsville. The
groom is the grandson of Chancellor
Walworth and the bride is the daughter of
Ex-Governor Bromlette, of Kentucky
Walworth is the youth who killed his
father in a New York hotel seven years
ago.
BRIBER.
EL1zEBErH, N. j., Dec. 20 -Ex-Speaker
Egan, indicted for tempted bribery in
the legislature, through mis- counsel has
withdrawn his pleG of not guilty and
pleaded non yult. Egan was not present
as he is suffering with pneumonia.