Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-12
THE CRIMINAL BUDGET.
IN THE ZORA BURNS MURDER, CAR
PENTER ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Murderous Assault-Burg1ar Shot-For-
gerry - Several Lynchings True Bill
Against the Murderers of the Ward
Brothers.
TOO FAMILIAR.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-Thursday night
John Bells wife attended prayer meeting
at Hickory Hill church, five miles south.
While she was standing in front of the
door young man, ALT. Norman, rode up
and greeting her familiarly, asked if Bell
had returned. She replied that she did not
know. He said he would like to see her,
but did not like to do it if her husband was
about. The words were hardly out of his
mouth when Bell appeared, and raising
shot gun and exclaiming ''yes Ill cut you
off," he fired and Norman's horse taking
fright, bore him up the road when his rid
or fell bleeding to the ground, the horse
striking him several times afterwards. He
was picked up by friends and found to be
badly wounded. 1t will be fatal. Bell es-
capped in the darkness.
FORA BURNS MURDRR.
LINCOLN, Ill, Nov. 1O.-The preliminary
examination of Owen A. Carpenter for the
murder of Fora Burns, concluded this
morning, and Immediately upon the con-
clusion Of the closing speech for the pros
ecutiop, Carpenter was released to secure
bond for his temperance when wanted.
A crowd followed Carpenter to his home,
but acted in quiet, orderly manner.
The justice before whom Carpenter had
his hearing summed up the case by stating
that while the prosecution had shown
probable cause" evidence had not been
such as would warrant him in denying the
accused an opportunity to give bail. The
prisoners bond was placed at $4,000 for
his appearance the next term of court, and
the sureties offered were approved by the
court. The father of the murdered girl
created sensation by making hostile
demonstration against the accused, but was
restrained by the police.
STOLEN COURT RECORDS.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.---FIorence White, a
reporter Of the Post Dispatch, appeared in
the criminal court to-day TO answer cite
ton for contempt with regard TO the ab-
stractiOn of the short hand notes of the
grand jurys testimony. The ciTcuit attor-
ney asked for withdrawal OF rule, as
there vas no contempt aud White was dis
missed Indictments are still pending
against Henry w. Moore, managing editor
of the Post Dispatch, and White for the alb
straction of court records.
LYNCHED.
MOUNT MoURNE, n. c., Nov. 1O.-A party
of sixty-fve negroes captured Lawrence
days before White killed colored man
named Frazer. White was under arrest
when captured by the lynchers.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-W. W. Gillis
was arrested yesterday on requisition
from Clifton Springs, N. Y, on a charge
of forging Mark A. Johns promissory
note.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 1O.-H. M. Choate,
paying teller of the Seaboard bank, New
York, finding a burglar in his residence
last night, fired and killed the intruder,
and then surrendered to the authorities.
He was released in nominal bail and at
tended business as usual this afternoon.
LOTTERY AGENTS IN TROUBLE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.The federal grand
jury has returned indictments against
Frederick Erby, Frank Moore, J. A. Parks
and H. II. Shapley for using the mails in
the interest of lotteries. Erby represent
ed Henry College lottery and Moore the
Louisville State lottery and Shapley the
Little Havana. All gave bail, except
Shapley, who went 30 jail.
ARAvIsHER HANGED.
SOMERSET, KY, Nov. 10.-James Truxtill,
charged with brutal outrage on Mrs.
Coons, married woman, near Clio, was
arrested several days ago and privately
taken to be Identified by his victim. This
was some time yesterday. Thi5 morning
-
the Cincinnati SCGthern railroad bridge
over the Cumberland river. He had been
taken from the officers and then disposed
Of 10y the mob.
= SUICIDE.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Hannah
Donuigan, missing since October 10, was
cleared up to-day when her husband idau-
titled q body taken from the river as that
Of bis wife. She had left her home slightly
under the influence of liquor.
CULFABLE ovER-sTOCKIgG THE MARKET.
Boston, Nov. 1O.-The committee ap-
pointed to investigate the official eonnec-
ton Of John B. Paige and Joel NJ. Haven
with the Rulazd railroad during sixteen
years when they were respectively presi-
dent and treasurer, have made report,
which shows, in substance, an immediate
deficiency of $4,000 cash; that stock YVES
over-issued for S239,OO0 ct par value,
which was $4,000 above the market, and
that during the sixteen years there we're
disbursements amounting to upward of
$250,000 for which no proper vouchers can
be found. An effort will be made to Sc
cure an indictment inculpating the officers.
THE DANvILLB RIOTS.
DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 10.-A large meet
ing of the citizens this morning adopted
resolutions in view of the gross misstate-
ments concerning the riot on the Sd inst.
being circulated through portion of the
press, providing for committee of forty
to inquire into all the facts and prepare
for publication true and full statement
of the causes and circumstances leading to
il, and also statement of the conduct of
the white people from the occurrence of
the riot to the closing of the polls on the
9Th inst, Resolutions we're also passed
thanking the people of Virginia, North
Carolina and Maryland who in public
meeting expressed sympathy for the white
people of Danville under the circum-
stances.
DISCHARGED.
PoUoHzErps1E, y. Y, Nov. 1O.-Wardep
Busch, of Sing Sing prison, and the Gus