St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-17
DOMESTIC NEWS.

At Jackson, Breathitt County, KY, fifty
masked men went to the jail, and took out
P Kilburn, white, and Strong, colored and
hanged them for murder. Kilburn had killed
eight men-The assault on the Protestants
of Carbonher, n. F., on Sunday night cutmi-
mated Wednesday night in serious affray,
in which shots were exchanged. 1t is not
known how many are INJURED. All last night,
the orange body were under arms, parading
the streets of the town. The Catholics were
the agressors, and several were arrested.-A
freight on the Western 81 Atlantic R. R., ran
into wash-out, near Atworth, Ca, fourteen
freight cars were wrecked, and the livestock
in two cars all killed. The engineer and fire.
man were killed.-Wm. Landsburg had dis
! putc with Danforth, his entry clerk, at Ma
! con, Ca, in reference to salary. Last night
the latter went to the store and shot the form
er five times, killing him instantly.-The
| Cincinnati relief Committee for the Ohio food
sufferers are about closing the business. They
received altogether 1854, 900, all Of which has
been paid out except $4,000, which VIII be
used for helping the poor to restore their
dwellings. Very little of the moneywas used
in Cincinnati followers Of Aguero in
Cuba are increasing. The news at first was
not believed by the government and the bulk
| of the troops were sent in a wrong direction.
They also do not allow the truth get out of
| the numerous defeats the soldiers have met
with A large body Of the people are arrang
ing for a strike for annexation to the United
States, many of the Spainards thinking such
will be for the best. The Galatians, who are
more intelligent than most Of the Spaniards
who come to the island, are working to that
| end-Col Hammond Of Chicago, one of the
earliest settlers in Chicago died suddenly
| Tuesday while sitting in Marshal Field IL
Co.'s retail store. He had held a number of
| positions of public trust in the city.-At New
York, ferry boat ran down yawl in which
were six sailors and two of them were
drowned,-The murderer Rugg, (negro) who
murdered so many persons on Long
Island, pleaded guilty through
his counsel, and will be held on the 21st. =
The squatters in Lincoln county, w. Va,
who fired on Surveyor Senneth, sent out to
survey the lands in litigation, have fired on
Assessor Oxley, killing his horse. More
trouble is feared.-The passenger train on
the Western and Atlantic Ry., which left
Chattan ooga, Tenn, early Tuesday morning
went throug trestle at Ackworth, Ga, and
dashed into the torrent below. The mail
weigher was burned to death, and the engi-
neer and fireman fatally injured, while the
| conductor and other trainmen were badly
burned. None of the passengers weee hurt.
| The accident was caused by washouts. -The
| Catholics of Montreal haYe opened subscrip-
| tons to defend the persons implicated in the
| riots at Harbor Grace, n. F. At Brennan,
Tex, q negro named Gibbs murdered the
wife of L. P. Moore, on Saturday evening,
because she would not let him sit at the sup
per table with the family. The whole neigh
| borhood started in pursuit, and arrested him
| after fight in which he inflicted some
wounds. He was taken to the Gibbs place,
tied to stake and burnt to death. He was
an escaped eonvlct.-In Pennsylvania Blaine
| is in advance Of any other for the Presiden
cy.-The archbishop of Toronto, and the
Catholic bishops of the province Of Ontario,
have petitioned the Queen to Aprotect the in
the Italian government, in robbing the Pro-
paganda, in which her subjects had none
tarv interest-In New York Fred Kreagher
was fished out of the North River by the Gus
toms boat. As soon as he recovered he said
he was on the deck Of ferry boat, when a
stranger came up to him and snatched his
watch, which he resisted when the thief
o1- tha
threw him overheard. He is not expected to
live.-Tuesday a most destructive cyclone
visited portions of Mississippi, much proper
ty was destroyed and several persons injured
Two thousand people attended a musical
festival in New York, given under the aus
pices of the society for the preservation of
the Irish language.-It is reported at Hall
fax, n s., that several bodies were seen near
the wreck of the steamer Daniel Steinmann,
but no inducement being held out the divers
did not get them.-Owing to the decrease Of
income, the Grand Trunk authorities have
ordered reduction of 10 per cent. on all sal
aries of over dollar day.-Two brothers
named Clay in Cincinnati, notion dealers,
have been arrested for swindling. They OBJ
tanned goods, then made it over to their faith
er on confession of Judgment, but in reali
ty they sent the goods to Columbus to
''par' they had there. All were arres ted
The Northwest amateur Rowing association
are to have their annual regatta on the st.
Clair river, near Detroit on the 23rd and oath
of July next.-The inhabitants of Fracasecas
Mexico, have torn up the track of the Mexi-
can Central railway, burned bridges and at
tackled the Americans there. A revolution
is impending.-The cities of Decatur, Della
ware and Macon, H., have gone strongly
prohibition. Decatur was great surprise as
it was not expected. don account of the
lynching of Kilbourn in Breathitt county,
KY, his friends are gathering in force and
vowing vengeance on his lynchers.-At
Newton, Ia, excitement is intense over
the failure of the bank there for SIS, 000.-
The burial of Charles Reade took place
Tuesday at Wellesden, his remains being
placed beside those Of Laura Seymour the
actress, for whom his friendship was so
strong that this disposition was his dying
request. The ceremonies were simple and
quite private, a few literary friends at
tending, among them Edwin Arnold and
George Augustus Sala.
Trail for Winship,
Especial Telegram to the Globe
FARGO, D. T., April ia special from
Hillsboro to the argus states that at the