St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-12

blood on Carpenters buggy lines days after
the murder, that the first analysis, made in
Chicago, was bungingly done, and that a sub
sequent examination by competent micro
scopist, showed the stains were blood That
another witness will swear to seeing Fora in
the buggy with Carpenter on the night Of the
murder, also that horse tracks in the lane,
seen on the morning of the discovery of her
body, were made by Carpenters horse. For
rest viii lay stress on the identity OF the hair
pin found in Carpenters buggy, and that
found in the murdered girls pocket.
vIGILANT HANGED.
OMAHA, March IA paper published at
Ainsworth, Neb., reached here to-day, and
contains the statement that H. Q. Richardson,
one of the leading members of the vigilance
committee which has been waging a vigor-
Gus war on gang of horse thieves, was
hung by unknown persons near Morris
Bridge. 1t is supposed by the surviving
members of the gang.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN KILLED.
ODELL, H., March 11.-Gallus Eggen-
berger, leading citizen, was found dead on
the railroad track, with two bullet holes in
his head. His murderers are unknown. The
citizens offer reward of $500 for their cap
ture.
A BOY MURDERER.
MORNING Sun, Iowa, March III. F.
sterrett and Wade Campbell, school boys,
aged sixteen, quarreled. Sterrett drew a
revolver and shot Campbell through the
heart. The boys belong to good families.
DISHONEST POSTMASTER
BENNINGTON, VT, March 11-Fugitive
Postmaster Tiffany's accounts show short
age of several thousand dollars. He is not
yet captured.
REsPITED.
WILMINGTON, March 1.-THE governor
has respited Lewis F. List, under sentence
to hang on Friday, till the second Friday in
March, 1884. The general belief is, that the
sentence for murder was unwarranted by the
evidence.
TEA SELLERS ARRESTED.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 11.-H. L..
Mitchell, manager of the Globe Tea and Cof-
fee company, recently established here, and
his assistants, were arrested here ON the
charge of gambling, obtaining money under
false pretences and maintaining lottery, by
selling tea and coffee in cans containing
prizes. In default of bail they were sent to
prison handcuffed
DISHONEST EMPLoYE.
COLUMBUS, o., March 11.-James r. Bent
ly, formerly employed on the Canada South
ern q Michigan Central at Buffalo and Chi
cago, later in the ticket office of the Cleve-
land, Mt. Vernon 81 Delaware railroad at
Columbus, has absconded, taking number
of coupon tickets and stamps. The latter
road has cancelled the entire issue Of coupon
tickets, and putting on sale new issue,
which are identified by the white letters ex-
tended on the background, with the inscrip-
ton, Mt. Vernon route, and numbered
1000 and upwards. The various railroads
have been notified by circular of this issue
and to accept no others.
HE KILLS HIMSELF.
New YORK, March 11.-Joseph Silk, aged
IS, clerk in his fathers store, being repri-
manded by his father, shot himself in the
head five times, and he will die.
REVENUE OFFICERS SURRENDER
RALEIGH, N. c., March led. Ray and
W. Anderson, revenue officers, who killed
three men in Mitchell county, have surrend-
cred, and are now in Jail at Aspeville. Near
ly s., 900 of reward was Offered for their cap
ture.
A RAvING MANIAC.
e New YORK, March Thames Riley, q
telegraph messenger, was foundon the street,
early this morning, raving maniac He
kept cryingHconstantly I'm Butts, the boy
detective" His brain was turned by boy
novels.
AN INCENDIARY CONVICTED.
MILWAUKEE, March H. The jury in the
case of Edward J. Bennett, accused of set
ting fire to his house on Third street, on
Thanksgiving day, returned verdict of
guilty tonight. His wife escaped on the plea
that at common law the wife could not be a
particeps criminis.
DEADLY AFFRAY.
SILVER CITY, N. NJ, March 11.-Informa-
ton received from the scene of the conflict
with the escaped dining train robbers, Frank
Taggert and Mike Lee were hanged to a
tree by posse. The negro, Washington,
had his head shot off, the Mexican, Chavez,
was shot dead. Joseph Latter, one of the
posse, was killed by Kiljoy. The latter es-
capped and headed for the Gila river, but he
will certainly be taken, dead or alive, within
ten hours. Mike Lee confessed to killing
engineer Webster,
A CRANK MAKES SENSATION.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 11.-Fred. Bloom,
claiming to be from Central City, Col,
was arrested here tonight on telegram from
st. Louis charging him with completely in the
SIS, 900 robbery of the Pacific Express office
there, few days ago. The telegram says he
wrote letter to the chief of police of St.
Louis, saying he knew of the robbery and
Mould give all the desired information if g
compromise was offered. He came here q
few days ago and deposited $4,000 in the
hotel safe. He denies all knowledge of the
robbery and says he never wrote any letter to
to the authorities. He appears to be crank.
EAGER TO FIGHT.
SUAKIM, March 11.-Osman Digma has
sent the women, children and baggage to the
hills. His men are eager to fight, and rebel
reinforcements are continually arriving.
LIVELY FRACAs.
PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-From Gold
Mine station, Schuylkill county, it is learned
that Peter Christman, farmer, ascertained
that his daughter had been seen
driving out of the village with
Ezekiel Henry, who had been notified
by Christman to discontinue his attentions.
Christman, Henry, Swope and Israel Mayer
procuring team overlook the couple.
Words passed between Christman and Henry
and the former drew revolver, but before
he could use it, Henry shot Christman in the
leg, and Mayer and Swope interfering,
She took her father home. Henry was ar
rested. No one was fatally injured.