Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-28

/ the Middleton Q1Stlllery In loi5-f4, ON tue
ground of his being the owner and lessee of the
property, having been on trial for the past
week before the United States court of this
city, resulted to-day in the defeat of the gov
ernment it having failed in any manner to
connect Van Slyke with the eistillery, except as
/ lessee.
| CASUALTIES AND| CRIMES.
/ The Wreck Of the st. Andrew and the Pesh-
tigo---Brutal Murder in Various Parts of
the Country---Fires at Columbus, O., and
South Chicago, Ill.
THE RECENT WRECK.
| BUFFALO, N. Y, June 28.-The crew of the
peller Ocean. Following is q statement made
by James Hackett: second mate of the st. An
drews. He says that she was heading north
east, weather cloudy, wind in southeast, max
ing about FIVE knots per hour. Could see the
Peshtigo about one mile off had showed torch
three minutes before the vessels came together.
Both vessels sank in about nine
| minutes. When they struck the st. Andrews
| fell over on the Peshtigo, taking out her fore
and main mast. Two of her men jumped on
the Peshtigo forward. Heard Capt. Lynch say
to his second mate: John, you have done a
bad job. Why didn't you call me-" The
| boats. The second mate, name unknown,
and John Boyle, who were at the
wheel when The accident .as happened
the water on the davit falls. The Peshtigo's
stern was 40 feet in the air, sinking rapidly,
when her crew goth intoj the boat. None of
them had knife except the captain, who cut
the painter when the boat was standing
on on f hen e drowning '' as s1 lalps
whirlpool followed the sinking vessels, causing
way they remained until picked up by the
schooner s. V. A. Watson, two hours later in
the morning. The st. Andrews crew were
transferred to the propeller Ocean bound
down. The Peshtego's crew remained on the
Watson, and will be taken to Chicago. Both
crews lost all their clothes Both vessels sunk
in 120 feet of water, off Beaver Island.
A DEFAULTER.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June GA Gazette, Can
ton, Ohio, special says George Fulser, treasurer
of Stark county, absconded last Saturday, and
posed to be not less than 100000. A reward is
offered for his apprehension.
POOR HOUSE BURNED.
COLUMBUS, o., June GA fire this evening
destroyed the main building of the county in
Urinary. The building contained 26O pauper
inmates, all of whom escaped, but will be
absolutely deprived of shelter. Loss about
$4,000; insured.
STRUCK sNAG.
MEMPHIS, June 27.-The small tow boat, Lit
tie Condor, belonging to the St. Bernard Coal
company, of Kentucky, with two barges of
coal and two of stones, struck a snag at Brad
ley's this morning, capsized and sunk. proving
a total loss. The tow was saved opposite the
city. No lives were lost. The boat was valued
at $500; uninsured.
FOUND GUILTY.
New YORK, June 27-Michael Tobin,
United States soldier, has been found guilty
of the murder of Peter Albers at West Point
short time ago. The jury recommend execu-
tive clemency.
WHOLESALE MURDER
PHILADELPHIA, June G.-Geo. w. Stiles this
morning shot his wife and cut the throat of
their child, and his own throat. All are IN the
hospital.
MURDER AT ALTON.
Astroling horse Jockey named Clark shot
and killed negro named Ford, Alton,
| ILL.,. night before last, in cold blooded man.
ner, the negro having done nothing to justify
| even ordinary chastisement. Clark was arrest
ed at Edwardsville and taken to Alton jail.
FIRE AT SOUTH CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June pa fire this morning de-
stroyed Kent, Baldwin & Co.'S. wooden machine
mandatory, which has been used lately for
making portable grist mills. The building is
situated in South Chicago, on 9lst street. Loss
500, 1000; insurance nominal.
Washington Notes.
WASHINGTON, June N.-Director Linderman
to-day received the following letter from Con-
gresham Glover, in relation to the accusations
said to have been published by Edilman, the
| expert employed by the House committee on
! expenditures in the treasury department. by
authority of Glover and also purporting to be
the conclusions of the COMMITTEES:
LA GRANGE, Mo-, June 5.
DR.. H. R. Linderman, Director of the Mint:
SlR-Your letter of the Goth, with
newspaper clipping, received, and finds
me too nnwell to read more
than the introduction to the long article. l
find it is the same which appeared in the
Washington Republican the day l left for home
The article was not published by Mr.. Edelman
| tanned points which were never developed be-
fore 'ne committee Aespe''5 ). ". GLOVER
| Internal revenue receipts the present fiscal
year. to date, aggregate lO0,600,742. As only
two business days remain in the year, it is evil
! dent, even after all the returns are received,
that the receipts for the year will fall at least
| $4,000, 600 below the estimate.
The President has signed the commission of
ex-Lientenant Governor Hahn, as superintend-
ent Of the mint at New Orleans.
! Congressional Nominations.
DAVENPORT, Ia, June 27.-At the Republican
convention for the second district, held here
| to-day. Hon. Hiram Price. present mem Der,
was unanimously nominated for election.
The Democratic convention for the eighth
Iowa district met in this city to-day and nomi-
mated j. F. Keakely for Congress.
All in the Family.
NEW ORLEANS, June PM. George Nichol-
son and Mrs. E. J. Holbrook, proprietors of the
Picdyune, were married this morning at st.
Paul's church. The lady is we'll known in lit
erary circles under the nom de plume of '!Par.
| leyvous.'
Am Episode of st. Louis Life.
In these days of frequent and often-re
peated divorce, the children of divorced
couples sometimes become sorely confused
in respect to the nature of their filial affec
ton and the exact direction that it should
take. A girl of IA, Is, or Is, living in St
/ Louis, is sufferer from such cause, anG
thus relates her bewildering experience
s'My father and mother always quarreled
and finally got divorced. AS I could agree
1 better with father than with mother, wen
with him. But he married again, and SO dit
mother. / was sorry at first; but my step
mother proved to be SO good and kind that
grew very fond of her. Father, after
while, fell in love with another woman VIII,