Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
CRIME RECORD.
a S >Iccessful Lynching Bee-Riot in Texas
Attended with Fatal Results-Faual
Stabbing Affray-Various Criminalities.
CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.

COMMENTARIES ARRESTED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 30.-Among
the Upton county counterfeiters arrested
last October by Detective Rathbone, of the
secret service, were Jacob Masters, Chris
tophAr A. Masters and Alfred w. Smith.
They were acquitted on a technicality in
the United States court at Indianapolis.
The people of Upton county were indignant
at their arrest, believing them wrongfuIly
accused. The community has recen tly had
occasion to change its mind It appears
that the trio, believing that their acou1ttaI
gave them immunity from further disturb
ance, began counterfeiting again, and
few days ago large quantity of spurious
currency was found buried in the door
yard of the Masters premises. A detective
who had been keeping an eye upon them,
had them arrested under grand Jury in
dictment, and they are now in jail. They
will be tried under the state law.
A SUCCESSFUL LYNoH1NG.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 3O.-A special
from the government works at Muscle
Shoals, near Florence, gives an account of
the lynching of George Ware, (colored,)
who murdered white boy aged twelve, to
secure $12. The boy had just BEEN paid.
After robbing the boy he threw him eight
times in the river, but the boy swan back
to the shore. After amusing himself by
! throwing the boy in the river he tied him,
beat out his brains with stone, and threw
him in again. A man on the opposite
shore witnessed the murder, but the river
was too wide to make his presence known.
A description of the negro was given the
jailer, who arrested him. The same night
large crowd of workmen employed on
the river improvements visited the Jail
and demanded the prisoner. Owing to the
delicate condition of the iailer's wife at
the time the mob was persuaded to dis
perse. This all occurred on the Goth inst.
Saturday night the mob again visited the
jail, carried the jailer's wife to another
house, then took the prisoner and hung
him to beam in the depot building and
riddIed his body with bullets.
MURDERED BY UNKNOWN MEN.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 3O-Phillip Ma
guire, an old man, was found in an uncon-
cious condition on Pennsylvania avenue
Saturday night, having been attacked by
unknown parties. He died last night.
Three brothers, named Bulger, have been
arrested on suspicion of committing the
murder.
TEXAS RIOT.
MARSHALL, Tex, April 3O.-At Glad Wa
ter two negroes, tried for trivial offense,
were convicted and ordered to Jail at Long
view. Officer Bradshaw had them in charge
at the railroad depot waiting for train,
when an attempt was made to rescue the
prisoners. Bradshaw fearing trouble had
summoned two citizens to aid him. The
attempt resulted in general firing, during
which officer Bradshaw and three negroes
were killed. In response to kilograms the
sheriff and posse of Longview repaired
| to the scene. The negroes were armed and
defed the officers. 1t is feared more seri-
Gus results will follow.
A WITNESS DEAD.
Boston, April 3O.-The negro Clark, who
accused Frazier Canliff of having murder
ed Mrs. Carleton at Watertown is dead OF
consumption.
APPEAL DENIED.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-In the appeal
of Geo. Jones, of AlIegahny County senten-
ced to be hanged for the murder of John
Foster Colorado, in Pittsburg April 4
1882, the Court listened to the argument
for the prisoner, then informed the Dist
Atty. He need not reply.