The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-10-15
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Omaha Citizens Now Not acknowledging
They We're in the Mob.
OMAHA, Oct. 13.-Three additional arrests
were made this morning OF citizens charged
with participating in Friday nights lynch
ing. The preliminary hearing of the fifteen
lynchers charged WITH the murder Of Coe,
the negro rapist, which was set tor this att
eraoon, was postponed until Monday. All
cept three men who have apparently no
friends. 1t is announced by the prosecut-
ing attorney that he will push the cases for
all they are worth. "
When the coroners inquest was begun
to-day County Attorney Mahoney came in
Wlth request that st be postponed until
Ocs; ": He desired to get done with the
arrest be.ore the inquest should begin. The
police are out with warrants, and it is safe
to say that fully fifty more men will be ar
rested charged with murder before the week
is out, The people who laughlngly
acknowledged having been in the crowd
friday mig mt are now extremely reticent.
The results of the lynching are many, one
mayor having declared that he warned the
chlet OF police in ample time to have the
Jail protected, while the chief asserts an ex.
act contrary. The matter came up in the
meeting OF the police commissioners to-
night, and a voluminous report was SUBJ
mltted by. the chief to show that he took
all possible precautions to protect the pris-
oner The controversy is not unlikely to
result IN change in the police departm ent.
rt.. Wanted Witnesses.
GLENwooD, Mimi, Oct. 1S.-The county
attorney handed papers to Sheriff Olson
Saturday for the arrest of Carl and Eli
Quist, Of the town of Minnewaska, Pope
county. They were arrested this morning
brought to this place and lodged in Jail,
charged with murder. This charge dated
struck Lars Borgstrund on the head with a
hatchet while quarreling over dozen rail-
road ties. killing him. The bows were wit
nesses to the killing. At the coroner's in
quest, held at that time, they were acquit-
ted OF being implicated in the murder, but
were bound over. County Attorney Ofstun
and Attorney General Clapp appear tor the
state and w. w. Erwin TOR the defendants.
e Pensions Granted. ~
Minnesota-Orignal: Eels Abrahamson. Sc
Yer Ellingson, CLAUS J. Har Larson. Jesse Welcn
Thomas Macarthur, William H. French, ohm
Wagner, Dennis Deasy, Andreas Schott William
b. Bowl Albert !; NJ snyder Alexander P1rring.
B. Jaeobs Walter L. Winter. Additional: Will
lam o. Sterling. John o. Raglan, David B. Nc
GoWan, George Wehle, Frank w. Flint. In.
crease: Asa Green. Samuel Squares, William n.
Warning. Reissue: John w. Spoffard. Sias C.
Robbins, Stephen A. Howard. Original widow:
Theresa X. Babensec
) North Dakota-Additional Henry c. Clark.
South Dakota-Original: Harrison L. Wood
Alonzo Truesdell, Asa H: Dayton. George T.
Weed. Additional: Augustus McEldounsy. Da.
vid +. Clark. John Van Horn. Reissue and in.
crease: Ashley Randall.
Held for Trial. z.s
MASON Cry, Iowa. Special Telegram.
Oct. 13.-William Darrow, who is charged
with the murder of Peter Larson near
Thornton, has been bound over in 5000
to appear at the next term of the district
court. This case has attracted widespread
attention. It is thought he will be unable
to get bonds, and will shave to remain in
Jail. The body of Larson has not as yet
been recovered. -. -.
Serious Charges Against Farmer.
ABERDEEN, s. D., Special Telegram, Oct
13.--John Cole a farmer living southeast
OF Groton, is to have hearing tomorrow
on the charge of abducting and raping the
fifteen-year-o!d daughter Of August MATS,
another farmer.
Teaching the Teachers.
MORA, Mimi. Special Telegram, Oct. 49,
The school teachers institute opened here
to-day with full attendance of all teach
ers in the county, Prof HYDE of St. Cloud