Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Illicit Distillers by the Hundred-Boiler
Explostons-An Embedding Cashier
Kerosene Explosions-Tsaf,road Acct
denis etc
CHICAGO FaTALITIEs.

dents, etc.
CHICAGO FATALITIES
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Andy McGlenn, fireman
on the engine of the passenger train which
into q freight train at Riverside this morning,
died this evening from injuries there received.
The coroner's inquest in tho case of George
Ryn, who was killed in the collision between a
hose cart and fire patrol yesterday morning,
rendered verdict generating the fire patrol
from criminal intent, but censuring them for
careless driving and recommending that the
city council give the right of way to fire COM
panies as against the patrol
| COLUMBIA. s. c., Aug. 9...The Republican
convention to-day appointed a county chair
man and adjourned sine die.
RESPITE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. "a special to the
american Gays that George Howells, sentenced
to be hanged to-day at Greenville, is respited
until Sept. 9Th.
SPILLED MILK.
CHICAGO Aug. ga passenger train on the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad, com
ins north, at Riverside this morning struck a
milk train which was switched on side track
at that point. Severe! persons were injured
but none seriously, except Holden, the baggage
man, who had both legs broken. The cause
of the accident was a misplaced switch.
KEROSENE EXPLOSIONS.
New YORK, Aug. "a barrel of kerosene ex-
ploded in Sleiger's grocery store, on Barclay
street, this morning, iajuring ono of the en-
ployes and setting the building ON fire. While
the fremen were at work subduing the flames
another barrel exploded, severely injuring FIVE
of them.
NOT SERIOUSLY HUET.
New YORK Aug. 9.-An accident occurred on
the Manhattan Beach railroad yesterday, and
four peoDle were injured, Miss Elizabeth
johnson, of Chicago, Mr.. Parsons, Rev. Mr..
Hicks and Mrs. Fish, of New York.
None seriously.
NOT GUILTY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 9.-The jury in the
case of j. G. Vaas, on trial for the murder of
Werture, colored man, in July last, returned
verdict of not guilty.
4 POSITIVE DENIAL.
BosroN, Aue. o.-John G. Sinclair, of New
Hampshire, positively denies the Joes1naEs
story alleging irregularities and Challenged any
one to produce dollar of his paper with forged
or illegal Endorsements.
STEAMER EXPLOSION.
CoLUMBUs, Miss, Aug 9.-The Fanny W., a
little steamer on the Big Zee river, exploded
her boiler to-day near Waverly. Tho Captain
| and engineer were fatally injured, and eight
others badly scalded.
cur TO PIECES.
| LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Sd. G. Downey,
| formerly conductor On the Baltimore d Ohio
road, fell off a freight train IF which he was
brakeman and was literally cut to pieces last
night. Deceased was on the Louisville d Nash
| vile line. He was from Ohio.
MILL BOILER EXPLOSION.
suNBuRY, Pa, Aug. 9.-By the explosion, of q
boiler in the saw mill of John Gross, at Shame
| kin DAM shc proprietor, Charles Elliott, en-
! gineer, and Charles Treymeyer. boy, were in.
| stantly killed, and Wess Freymeyer, Isaac Fa
der and another man were probably fatally IN
jured.
BY THE HUNDRED.
CHARLEsros, S. c., Aug. 9.-Since the open
ing of the United States court in Greenvllle
267 cases of illicit distillipg have been disposed
of. A number marched in to-day from tn
mountains and pleaded and one hundred NOR
are<expected Monday.
CASHIER ARRESTED.
louisville, Pa. Aug. 9.-Wm. Tory, cash
Ter of the First National bank of Ashland
which suspended about a year ago, has bee
arrested, charged with ENLIGHTENMENT and falls
} flying the books. Tory has given bail.
RAILROAD REPAIR SHOPS BURNED.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. 9.-The Illinois Centr;
car repair shops here, frame building, W;
burned to the ground with eight freight car
; which stood on side track to the windwar
BY hard work many cars and much freight we
put out of the way, and many thousands
/, dollars saved The loss is probably abo,
$4,000. The cause is supposed to be sparl
from locomotive.
TO BE LYNCHED.
8 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. "a special to t
n american from Greenville says Howell W
u probably be lynched tonight. Precautlona
E measures have been taken to prevent it,
Il A FATAL BLOW
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 9.-During the Dem
: cratic primary election tonight, Herman Bisa
e and H. Devots, delegates, being involved il
d quarrel, Devots struck Bisack in the tenn
e with his fist, killing him instantly.