Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-01
CHRONICLES OFCRINLE
Suicide Of Brewer 1T Mantorville-A
Frenzied Mother Poisons Herself and
Observation-Disclosures Riotine In Montreal
Other Criminal Matters.
SUICIDE AT MAxroRv1L1E.

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KAsoN, Minn,, April s0.-Charles Ginsburg
OF Mantorville, brewer and an old and
prominent citizen of that place suicided by
drowning yesterday. His body was recovered
this p. N.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY CAUSED BY aEsrAr1vE FRENZY.
DETROIT, Mich. April so.-Last night MIRA.
Jacob Dost, of this city, while laboring under
ut OF gestative frenzy, during the absence of
her husband administered laudanum to her
self and six year old daughter. Physicians
were summoned immediately upon discovering
their situation, but despite the most strenuous
EFFORTS the daughter died. The mothers life
was saved. and this morning she gave birth to
child, after which reason returned. Her
grief, upon discovering what she had done, was
heartrending The verdict of the coroner's
jury was death from poison administered by
the mother with intent to kill herself and
child.
INDIANAPOLIS, April sO.-After six days hear
ing OF the preliminary examination, Justice
Sloan to-day at Covington, Ind, found thirteen
OF the Coal creek rioters guilty of murder in
the first degree, and held them in So, 1000 bail
each to await the action of the grand jury.
Four Others were released.
F1sT1cUFF IN THE OHIO SENATE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio April 3O.-In the Senate
the only interesting feature was an assault
mads upon Senator Forest by Railroad Com
missioner Bell. The trouble grew out of
words spoken in debate by Forest. The COM
batants were separated without damage, but an
investigation has been ordered.
A STRANGE ROBBERY.
BOSTON, Mass, April 30-Burglars entered
the residence of Epraim Otis, leading citizen
OF South Scituate, this morning, and took
the safe from chamber on the first floor, car
RED 1t about half mile down the road, blew
1t open, and got away with the contents, con-
| sisting of railroad stocks and bank books, rem
resenting over $4,000.
RELIGIOUS R1oT1Na IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL, April 30.-The apprehensions of
party disturbances arising out of the Orange
entertainment last night were verified. As q
section of the Young Britons were proceeding
out to the western suburbs early this morning
they were attacked with pistols by some three
or four hundred Catholic Unionists at Yelling
ton bridge, who were lying in wait for them.
over one hundred shots were fired. resulting in
| the death of John Callahan, and the serious
wOundlng OF Johanna Mahan and q man named
Mullen-all Catholics. A cab containing Joseph
Lang, an Orangeman. and young woman go ng
nome from the concert, was riddled with shot,
Lang being wounded in two places, but his
companion miracuously escaped. No arrests.
Great excitement over the affair.
MONTREAL, April 3O.-The board of the corn
exchange passed a resolution that the members
OF this association view " til undisguised alarm
! the numerous faction fights which have of late
dlsgraced the city, and they desire to impress
upon the city council the necessity of taking
u.gent ana imperative steps to repress the
gsowing evil and bring the offenders to Justice
] without regard In norsOn or craol
The coroner's jury is impanelled to exam
inc into the matter of John Corregan's death.
1t Is generally believed the body of Orange
| Young Brittons, who were at the concert were
not at the Wellington street bridge last night,
having gone home by st. Joseph .treet, and
that Catholic ministers in the dark ,mistook
somesof their own men for Britons, and iirad
into them.
HELD FOB TRIAL.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Matthcw ". Weaver
former cashier of the Citizens National banl
Of Urbana, Ohio, who is defaulter to th.
bank in the sum of $4,000, besides $4,000
which the bank recovered from him, and 9th
or sums making total deficiency of &l4O, 600
was arrested here to-day by the United State,
commissioner before whom he had hearing
this afternoon, and his was continued il
$4,000 bond.
The inquest this afternoon, on the body OF
| yOuAs Iuau MCCuc, WIZ Wah buOt yesterday o,
Luigi Petro Simoni. resulted in verdict tina
Simoni murdered McCue, and on recommen
dation that the Italian be held to the crimina
court without bail.
CoUNTERFE1TERs ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, O., April 30.-One Stalker,
gambling saloon keeper at Bradford, O., and
DR.. Brookwater, Of Cusnia, have been III
rested and brought to this city on the charge O
counterfeiting trade dollars and half dollars
The apparatus was seized by the officers. TIL
prisoners were arraigned here to-day, and he'll
in default of so. 600 bail each.
MURDER FOB TRIFLE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 30.-In falmyra
last night Charles TORI instantly killed Jane
A. Porter, during quarrel over a trifin
affair.