Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-09
THE DAYS CRIME.
Il LIVELv TRI4YGULAR SHOOTING
FR4CAS IN KANsAS.
More Body snatching in IIlinois-The
Orange and Green Difficuities-WhoIe-
sale isoning---NearIy Murdered---He
Hanged himself.
L1yELYzsHoor1Na.


Hemphill, gambler, struck Collins with his
fist Collins Immediately presented pistol to
Hemphilps head, whereupon Deputy Marshal
Walter Collins rushed III beCween the angry pair
and struck the pistol towards. In the
confusion incident to the interruption, Hem
phil drew pistol and shot Walter Collins
through the breast. Then deadly combat be-
gan between Hemphill ard Frank Collins, both
emptyins their reyolvers. When the firing
ceased, all three men were found lying upon the
floor, weltering in blood. Hemphill with six
bullet holes in his body. one through his heart.
Frank Collins has four wounds, probably fatal,
and Walter Collins is dead.
An ELECTION ROW.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. S.-Cornelius
Ryan was shot fatally this morning by
John Hansberry, a livery stable keeper.
Ryan fred twice at Hansberry without ef-
feet. The difficulty grew out of dispute
about yesterdays election.
SUICIDE.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-Frederick G. Hart
man, who shot at the watohman at Mrs. A.
L. Stewards residence, hanged himself
this morning in his cell in the tombs.
HANGED HIMSELF.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Jan. 8.--Samuel
Brewer, aged seventy, we'll to do rarmer,
hanged himself in the log house in which
he was born.
POSTPONED.
HUDSON, n T.. Jan. 8.--The hearing in
the case of Sherwin, arrested at Chicago,
and convicted of contempt of court at
Albany, set for to-day, has been postponed
until January 18.
COMMITTED FOR MURDER.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-Three Cinnamon,
charged with the murder of Lee Sing,
were committed 70 the tombs, pending an
Investigation by she police and coroner.
THE GHoULs.
SYCAMORE, Ill Jan. 8.-Two CT the sup
posed grave robbers, Waterman and Shin.
kle, were arraigned to-day, but waived ex
animation and were committed in default
OF bond, although abundantly able 20 pro-
cure bail. They considered it safer to be
behind protecting walls ana out of harms
way. Another shocking robbery has been
discovered at Rosheiio. The sheriff, while
searching the college at Chicago for the
corpse of old Mrs. Hoyt, discovered the
body of young girl. Investigation of
the graves at Rochelle proved the body to
be that Of Miss Craft, an old schoolmate
friend of Shinkle. Hall and Coffey, the
parties first arrested, have been released,
1t being proven that they were only team
sters who have given valuable information
THE ORANGE AND GREEN.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. S.-The following
arrests at Harbor Grace were made to-day
in connection with the recent riot: Head
Constable Doyle Joseph Bray, Charles
French, Edward Ash, Ambrose Williams,
Thomos Courage and Edward Butt, who
are indicted for the murder of Callahan
and firing first shots at the Riverhead
men. Those are all Orange sympathizers.
Thirty persons are now arrested, and ad-
ditional arrests of the Orangemen will be
made. The dispositions upon which
state that before the procession
the Orangemen came up TO where the
RIverhssd men had planted their standard,
and delegation of five men from this
party went forward and asked head Con-
stable Doyle to compel the Orange process
sion to turn down lane in the vicinity,
otherwise, there promised to be bloody
work if the two parties met. Some of the
members from the procession then left
the ranks and went to neighboring feace.
pulled out the pickets, saying: ''We go on F"
Doyle is accused of encouraging the SO
ciety TO 'come on, and calling out Fire
and further, that Doyle fred the first shot
THE MONTREAL DEFALoATIoN.
MONTREAL, Jan. 8--A very large and ex-
cited meeting of The shareholders of the
Montreal Loan q Mortgage company was
held to-day. The auditor's report shows
the books Irregular and the absconding
secretary and treasurer, Geo. w. Craig, a
directors are charged with getting loans
contrary to the charter. A resolution to
have full investigation and valuation of
assets IS being discussed.
THE RICHMOND MURDER TRIAL.
BATH, Me, Jan. SIN the Richmond
murder trial to day, Elizabeth Denny, wife
of the murdered man, testified that Hop
kins and Turner came to the house, and
Turner rayished her. In answer to her cries
for help her husband came to the rescue.
Her husband was met by tall man--Hop-
kins, and knocked down and
kicked two or three times.
Witness said both men ravished her
OVER CHARGES.
TRoY, n. Y, Jan. S.-The citizens COM
mittee proposes to enjoin the payment of
the sheriffs and constables bill on the
ground of illegal charges. The county
treasurer respects the protest of the citi-
zens.
NEATLY MURDERED.
New YORK, Jan. g. James E. Townsend
and wife, an aged couple, at Oyster Bay,
were found unconscious on the kitchen
floor. Assaulted with hammer, and the
house robbed. The lady is sister of Gen
eral Winder, of the confederate army, who
had charge of the Libby prison during the
war. The recovery of the couple is doubt
full. A negro has been arrested for the as
sault.
! THE JACKSON BANQUET.