Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-11
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DEsrRuor1yE F1RE AT oB1cAao.

CHICAGO May Shortly before o'clock
this afternoon fire broke out on Twenty second
street in Palmer & Fuller's lumber yard and
dry house which burned fercely until clock;
although then under control it will probably
burn the greater part of the night. The dry
house was completely destroyed, together with
six million feet of shingles and four million
of lumber. The proprietors give their loss
at 1852, 900, but as their estimate is based on
the selling price of the material, it is probable
that more accurate estimate would be $780,
600. The total insurance is about
$4,000, of which amount the following
Imperial, London, $4,000; Virginia,
of Richmond, Traders, of Chicago, and Rhode
Island, of Providence, $4,000 each; Fire asso-
ciation Philadelphia $2,25O; st. Paul, $4,000;
sylvania Fire. and Springfield, of Massachu-
sets, 81, 500 each; Irving, of New York, $3.50;
Lacaisse, Generate, the Fire association of
Philadelphia, Firemen's Fund, San Francisco.
Merchants, of Cleveland, Orient.of Hartford
Manufacturers, of Boston, Hoffman, of New
York, Peoples, of Trenton, American Central,
of st. Louis, Lamar, of New York, and st. Jo-
seph, of Missouri, 81, 600 each. Also another
in the Firemen's Fund of $780,. Besides this
number of companies are involved to smaller
amounts. About dozen cottages and
houses adjoining were burned. Loss esti-
sured.
FIRE AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May l0.-A fire broke out in the
warehouse of Carruthers & Co., East st. Louis,
this afternoon and destroyed the building and
contents. Also the warehouse of Yocum & Co.
and the old passenger depot of the Ohio & Mis-
sissippl Railroad company. These buildings
contained about 5000 barrels of -four belong
! ing to Keller Bros. and the Empire Milling
company, of this city, large amount of gem
eral produce, buggies and carriages and wagon
material. There were also burned about a
dozen empty cars On the track of the Ohio &
Mississippi railway, and some twenty-four cars
laden with hay and agricultural Implements
and thirty cars of coal. The value of the
property of Carruthers & Co.'s warehouse is be-
tween $40, 900 and $4,000, the total loss will
reach nearly 100000. A large amount of
property was insured, but the particulars can
belonging to the Chicago Alton railroad were
| also burned.
POISONED HIS FAMILY.
FrTCHBURG, Mass, May 10.-Francis E. Hay
den was arrested this morning, charged with
poisoning his sister Sarah. He pleaded not
guilty. Young Hayden's father died April 10,
and his mother April 16. both after sickness
of few days. The sister was sick only few
hours. Hayden's fathers property amounted
to about $500, but the daughter held notes
against the estate for money advanced to pay
the expenses OF young Hayden at Boston uni
versity. So his share would be less than 49,,
600. The bodies of father and mother will bt
exhumed.
SHOT WHILE DOING HIS DUTY.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 10.-While Leonard
Chamberlain, deputy sheriff Of this county
was serving process to dispossess John Freder
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down and fatally wounded. He was acting il
the interest of Col. w. 8. Church, who ha
charge of mineral lands. 1{@as4z
AFTER THE MATINEE.
AUGUSTA, May l0.-After the double execu
ton of yesterday in Columbia county, Their
was an ARRAY among the whites of McDuf
county, who attended the hanging. Twenty
: five shots were fired and the following wer
wounded: Jacob Usry, shot in the abdomen
7 mortally; Shade HAYES, in the hand and hip
3 Garry, wounded in the scalp, and Tug South,
bystander, lightly in the hand.
KILLED BY TRAMP.
+ New YORK, May l0.-This morning tram
demanded money in the possession of Fran
Carter, station master of Bogota, on the Ne
Jersey Midland railway, and being refused
fatally shot Carter.
INCONSISTENCIES.
CINCINNATI, May lO.-Deputy o. s. Marsh,
Copren arrived at Covington, KY, to-day fro,
r Cattlettsburg, with fifteen moonshiners
charge, who will be tried in the United Stat,
: court.
9 BOOTHS AssAILANT INSANE.
= CHICAGO, May 10.-1n the criminal cour
5 this morning. Mark Gray was, after hearing
It full testimony, declared insane. Medical e.
d perts testified his attack on Booth was simp
r an outbreak of lunacy which will eventual
develop into epileptic insanity. He will
d sent to the Elgin asylum.
: THE INDIANA STRIKERS.
BRAZIL, Ind, May 1O.-Everything quiet la
a night. One hundred men went to Newbe
e this morning and got P. Ehrlich's men on
l. Ehrlich has about sixty men and is the large
e bituminious operator in the district