Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Defaulting Cashiers Sentenced, One to Five
and the Other to Ten Years in the Peni-
tentiary-Deeds of the Wicked, Fires and
Other Mishaps.

Defaulting Cashiers Sentenced, One to Fiv
tentiary-Deeds of the Wicked, Fires an,
Other Mishaps.
HATHAWAY GETS TEN YEARS.
TAUNTON Mass, Oct. 14.-George T. Hatha
way was arraigned for sentence to-day, an,
| after several witnesses as to his former charac
| ter and habits were heard Hathaway made I
| long and rambling statement to show how
Chace, DR.. Durfee and Chalder B: Durfee LEI
him astray. There was little in it which hat
not before come out in driblets. He retailet
different transactions with Chace, and said b.
absorbed all the money to pay -four mill debt
| and those of DR.. Durfee. He wept much, ant
was weak and tremulous. The sentence wa
for ten years in the State prison.
NOT GUILTY.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Mrs. Jerrie r. Smith
indicted for the murder of her husband, Police
Officer Smith; was arraigned, to- day in, tn,
Hudson county court, New Jersey, to plead
She uttered loud cry as she answered, mo
guilty, sir" She half swooned as she rose tt
rose to leave the court room and leaned healthy
on the arm of an officer who led her out. He
wailing could be heard for a long time.
Ass1aNEEs INDICTED.
RICHMOND, Oct. 14.-The grand jury in tn,
United States district court has reported in
dictments against between ninety and on,
hundred assignees in bankruptcy who hav,
failed for the years 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877 anc
1873, or for some one year or more of thes,
years to make the annual report required by
section - of the amendatory act relating tt
proceedings In bankruptcy, approved June "a
FIVE YEARS.
NHw Vnrn (ot \.
faulting cashier of the Merchants Exchange
National bank, who fed to Europe in 1870, but
who returned recently and pleaded guilty, wat
sentenced to-day in the United States court te
five years at hard labor in Albany penitentiary
THE OBSTINATE ELEVEN.
BA11sroN, N. Y, Oct. 14.-The jury in the
Billings murder case, after being long time
out, failed to agree and were discharged. The
jury stood eleven for conviction and one fol
acquittal:
OCEAN COAST DISASTERS.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct. 14-In the gale Of
Saturday the schooner Eta A. Simpson cap:
sized, and TIE captain, his wife and five sea
men were drowned
Boston, Oct. 14.-Dispatches received from
along the coast continue to report great loss OF
property On sea and coast. .,"s:
NANTUCKET, Oct. 14.-Saturday's storm wa.
the severest that has occurred on the island
since the memorable gale of 1841. Charles Kill
len, mate was taken from the wreck of the
schooner Eta A. Simpson, after being dashed
to the rigging thirty-six hours. He was the
only survivor of the crew of seven.
ARRESTED As ROAD AGENT
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Oct. 14.-Doug. Good
ale, of Atlantic, Ia, returned to his home from
the Black Hills to-day, and was Immediately
arrested by detective III waiting On charge
of participancy in a stage robbery at Hat
Greek, Wy, few days ago. bar of gold
worth nearly $5, 900 was found in his posses
sion and the officers are confident of their abil-
ity to establish his guilt. Accused was brought
to Council Bluffs tonight and lodged in Jail to
await trial.
NO OTHER TRIAL NEEDED.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 14.-Cha1les Myers,
German, aged 80, who had made two unsuc-
cessful attempts at suicide by haging,
placed himself in the way of switch en-
CINE ON the Cincinnati, Hamilton g. DAYTON
railroad tonight, and his body was nearly sew.
cred.
FIGHT WITH ROAD AGENTS.
DEADwooD, D. T., Oct. IA severe fight
took place this afternoon at Brigand camp,
fifteen miles south of the city, between the
sheriff and posse and two road agents, in which
one of the latter, Tom Price, was four times
twice fatally, and is in the
hands of the authorities. His companion es-
capped. Sheriff still in pursuit with prospect
of recovering the treasure taken from the
coach Sept. Goth.
Numerous Indian rumors are afloat, but
nothing authentic.
SERIOUS MINE FIRE.
San FRANCISCO. Oct IA Virginia, New,
n bo l,,:, e
bryan Mining company burned Sunday. Loss
$500 900. Thirteen men were in the mine, but
escaped through the old workings.
BLAZES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Weiman & Barnard's
furniture mandatory, corner OF Eighteenth
and Canalport avenues was burned at late
hour tonight. Total loss $27, 1000; insurance
$4,000
F1foHBURe, Mass, Oct. 15.-The wooden mills
of Gledhill q Jones were damaged $3.50, 900 by
an incendiary fire. Insurance $4,000.