Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-09
CASUALTIES AND CRIMES.

severe SCOrm AG NldulSOu, w lSs--iA SuICtuo
or Murder in Milwaukee Almost Equal to
the Jersey City Horror-A miscellaneous
Record of Desperate Deeds in All Parts
of the Country.
SERIOUS STORM.
Especial telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 5.-A very heavy wind
storm passed this city at noon to-day, doing no
damage, however. except driving several yachts
ashore and injuring them somewhat. Charles
N. Gregory. and Harry Robbins, two well
known and highly respected young men of our
CITY, were in skiff on Lake Monona when the
storm struck them. The boat filed with water,
when they sprang in the water, clasplng hands
across the boat. Capt. Bradford, seeing their
perilous position from the shore, Immediately
went to their rescue and landed them safely.
DEATH FROM PRosTRAT1oN.
John Sank, laborer in Hauseman' 8 brewery,
feeling unwell, obtained leave of abs; nee and
went to Pleasant Branch last night, walking
from Middleton station. Reaching the former
place he complained of feeling badly. lay down
and soon expired 1t is supposed shis ees.th
was caused by his coming out of a cold cellar
aud walking in the hot sun. 1t was virtually
case of sunstro6e.
SUICIDE OR MURDER?
MILWAUKEE, Aug. S.-About o'clock this
morning Henry Van Ryn, residing at $50
Eleventh street, was found by his wife lying
dead upon the bed room floor with his throat
cut from ear to ear. Van Ryn had quarreled
with his wife during the night, and she states
that about o'clock this morning, after
truce had be declared, she was
awakened by crushing blow upon the temple.
She sprang from the bed and found her husband
standing before her with bar of iron. His
fhraat she He'd down Stalfs,
While bathing her head she heard noise over
head, as of some one falling. Ascending the
stairs she discovered her husband lying upon
the floor in pool of blood. Near at hand was an
open razor, with which it is supposed he had
committed suicide. There are some who are
unwilling to accept Mrs. Van Ryn's version OF
the affair and think she is implicated to a
greater extent than she is willing to admit,
The coroner's jury have not yet concluded their
investigation.
STORMS IN ONTARIO.
TORONTO, Aug. S.-Belleville and Norwood
were visited this afternoon by very heavy
storms. accompanied by thunder and hail, and
great damage was done to crops. In Norwood
houses and barns were leveled, and several pei
sons were seriously injured.
sUNsTRoKE.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. S.-To-day was the hot
test of the season-over 100 degrees. -Four
cases of prostration by heat one probably
fatal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8.--Isaac W oakley,
a colored baker, died of sunstroke at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
BISHOP wHGPPLE's SON,
LOUISVILLE Aug. S.-The body of Bishop
Whipples son will remain hele until the ar
rival of his relatives. 1t was buried in the
Potter's field, and upon preparing to exhume,
the officers found that the body snatchers had
preceded them, though they simply broke the
coffin and did not remove the remains.
A HIaH-IoNED FoRGER
Boston, Aug. s.-The Journal publishes a
report that John G. Sinclair, of Bethlehem, N
H., is charged with forging endorsements and
notes. Sincair's embarrassments grew out OF
his connection with the Waumbreck lumber
company and other operations.
HEAVY BAIL.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8-Alike Weaver, the no
torious burglar, who was recently captured
here, was in the criminal court to-day, ant
| after an examination was held IN $o,OOu bail OF
each of twelve cases, making his total bal
| $6O, 900.
WRECK AT SEA.
San FRANc1sco, Aug. S.-The schooner Shag
hound, from Onalaska, reports that on the Is
of May news received at Onalaska that pol
lions of vessel were found at Cooks 1nle
last year. supposed to be the schooner Sal
Diego flom description of portions of th
wreck and the letter 3D. piece of board
No tidings of the crew. The schooner Sal
Diego, Capt. Bishop, m aster, sailed hence TO
Sitka March 81, 1877.
| FIRE AT DUBUQUE.
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Tibune's Dubuqu
special says Fockler Bros. buggy top factor
was burned this morning. Loss on stoC
1000; building, $4,000. Insured.
MINSTREL DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.--Wm. Rivel, re
tired negro minstrel. was fatally shot in a ba
room fight tonight by James Lamont, We
known in the same profession.
FIRE AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. 8.-The four-story built
} ing, 209 Summit street, occupied by D. Pratt
furniture dealer, was damaged by fire an
water tonight to the extent of $4,000
$4,000. Fully insured.
THE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
GREENv1LLE. S. G., Aug. 8.-This evenil
3 United States Marshal Wallace went to roo
in the jail and made demand upon Sher
r GilbraJh for the prisoners Kane, Durham al
r Moore, confined for the murder of Amos Lad
The Sheriff said: Il shall offer no resistant
q but according to my conception OF duty Ca
e e not give them up There hang the keys"
:, The marshal took the keys, and the prison'
= were then brought down stairs by the marsh
. and delivered to the sheriff. with commitme
u issued by the marshal. The sheriff thereup
5 took the prisoners in charge. and turned thu
over to the TAILOR, who remanded them to tn
g cells. Sheriff Gilorath acted under instructic
Y. from the Governor.
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