Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Charles Muhlstatt Maneled to Death at
Sunrise City, Minn.-ohio Body snatchers
Observation-Disclosures Criminal Notes.
THE DEADLY coe-wHEELs.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
RUSH CITY, Mimi, Nov IA fatal accident
happened at Sunrise City last evening, by
which Charles Muhlstatt, who works in Mold'a
grlst mill, at that place. lost his life. In at
tempting to repair some machinery bis right
arm caught between two large cog-wheels and
was ground to pulp up to the shoulder. He
was twisted around the wheel several times
and severely injured internally. doctor
amPutated the arm last night, and the man
| expired at = o'clock this morning. He has a
wife and family living at Henderson, and a
brother at st. Paul. He was a native Of
Sweden.
/ BODY sSATcHERs BALKED.
! CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-At GAINESVILLE, O., at 2
o'clock this morning, apoliceman on the bridge
mad MS suspicious aroused at the movements Of
party in wagon, and when they reached the
prldge ordered them to halt, but the driver
whipped the horses into gallop and escaped.
Inc policeman procured assistance and fol-
lowed them fourteen miles before he was able
10 catch up with them. On attempting to ar
rest them the whole party jumped from the
wagon and escaped to the woods. The wagon
was round to contain the bodies Of four prom
lnent citizens who had been buried since Mon
day in Woodland cemetary. Policeman Still
received a pistol wound from the men in the
wagon during the chase.
DEADLY REVENGE.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Angelo Spanglo, in
East Broadway near Chatham Square, at about
Z 80 this morning, stabbed Peter Drake in the
neck with q long knife. Spanglo after plung-
ing the weapon into Drake, ran away. Drake
shouted, II am stabbedr' and pursued the
Italian as far RS Mott street. when he fell and
expired. An attache of the board of public
works, Who'll witnessed the murder, gave chase.
lott fo ketrA md
thence into Baxter. He was captured in a mis-
cradle howell near Five Points, after a hard
struggle. He gives as the reason for the muir
der that Drake had attempted to cut him
last night and BACKED his eye during a
quarrel
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 14.-Tho lead pipe
works of L. NJ. Ramsey & Co. burned this
morning. Loss about $4,000. Insured.
LYING CONFESSION.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch from MARSHALL
town, Iowa, says: Frank Ross, the Italian who
made sworn statement several days ago that
he murdered John K. Slough, made affidavit to-
day that his confession is lie. He says he
confessed the murder in order to clear Dakin,
whom he declares innocent. The last affidavit
Is not considered favorable to Ross.
MILWAUKEE FIRE.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Fire this evening in
the brick block, corner of Grand Avenue and
West Water street, caused a loss of about
$4,000, as follows: Geo. Ziegler, confectioner,
$4,000; insured for $4,000; Joseph Rosen-
field, boots and shoes, about $4,000, nearly
covered by insurance; damage to building
about ST, OOO. The fire did not get below the
fourth floor. Loss mostly caused by water.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. IA Green Bay, Wis,
special to the Sentinel says: A fire to-day de-
stroyed the warehouse of Goodrich & Day,
about 900 barrels Of kerosene oil and several
piles Of coal belonging to F. Hurlbut. Also a
quantity of lumb sr owned by Schtrarz & Co.
Loss estimated at 1927, 900. Insurance: SPRING
field, Mass; Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia;
Lancashire, England; Royal Canadian; Queen,
OF Liverpool, $1,000 each, and 80, 500 in the
Orient, Hartford.
SERIOUS FIRE.
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. IA fire broke out
buildings foot Of Maine street, near the theatre
com1ique and is rapidly spreading. The Rid
dell house is now burning and the Nelson
opera house will go soon. The fire department
from O'Lean ia on the way here.
ILLEGAL VOTING.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 14.-John g. Kelly, el-
derman from the Fifth district of this city,
was to-day found guilty the United States
court of procuring illegal votes at tho recent
election. The voting wss done by river man
who, although he said he lived in Pittsburgh
gave Kelly's residence to the election Judges as
his own. Sentence not yet pronounced. The
extreme penalty Of the law is $500 fine and
three years imprisonment.
OFF THE TRACK.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Nov. IA train on the New
Brunswick railway ran off the track at Peel, six
miles below Florenceyille, the cars rolled down
an embankment and the passenger car took fire;
three killed and several injured, and some
badly burned.