Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-25
BuRGLARIEs ATLAKE CITY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

oohdAhhAES Al LAKE CITY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LAKE CITY. Mimi, July 24.-The residence
of Rev. G. w. T. Wright was entered by burg
lars last night and a gold watch chain and
knight Templar charm, and about $15 in mon
ey taken, the whole valued at 5000. Entrance
was made to tho premises by cutting away the
window shutter and screen. The robbers made
good their escape. The same night Mr.. F.
Rogers house was entered by these night
providers and twelve dollars in money, revolt
yer and a note for $500 taken.
The pantry of Mr.. John Kennedy, who re-
sides in the same neighborhood, was also
cleaned of all the edibles it contained. no
doubt by the same parties. No Clue as yet to
the robbera.
FIGHT BETWEEN DETECTIVES AND CATTLE
THIEVES.
CHICAGO. July 24.-An Omaha Neaus special
gives meagre details of desperate fight be-
tween body of detectives and four men of
Doc. Middleton's gang of thieves and murder
era lntesting the cattle country of the Miobara
river winch occurred Monday on one of the
branches of creek called 'sTong Hive 100
miles north of Grand Island. Shots we're fred
6y two OF the detectives and returned by the
desperadoeA with effect on each side, although
no lives were lost Hogan, one of the thieves,
received three balls; one in the neck, one in
the arm and the third passed through his body
below the ribs, coming out near the backbone
Shewallgan one of the detectives who was
present at the fight, is missing, while the re.
naming detectives escaped without scratch
and made their way to Columbus, $50 miles
distant. Hogan reached the place safely, and
his wounds are not serious though painful
Middleton would have been killed except that
the revolver of the detective missed fire four
times. He was badly wounded in the groin
and it is thought he will die, but he is be inc
cared for by friends.
CRUELTY AT SEA.
New YonK, July PA warrant has been is.
sued for the arrest of Capt. Merryman of the
bark John Zittlosen, who on the voyage from
Bremerhaven put in irons FIVE of his crew and
placed them on half deck three and a hall
feet high, keeping them forty hours without
food or water, and the remainder of the time
imprisoned them from eight to twelve days on
| meagre supply of biscuits and water. The
entire crew consisted of eight seamen and 8
boy. and the complaining seamen. They say
their offense was that they asked for watch anG
watch on alternate four hours for rest.
BURGLAR RECAPTURED.
Frank Belmont, a burglar who escaped from
tae Queens county Jail, was recaptured her,
| this morning after sharp chase during which
he fired twice at the officer.
KILLED BY A FALLING sCAFFoLD.
PErERsBuRGH Va, July 21.-By the fall O.
scaffold, James Challes, painter, was imme
diately killed; Aleck Nugent was fatally ant
Robert James, son of James, were seriously in
jured.
| LUMBER AND MILL FIRE
| SALISBURY, Md, July "a. The large mills o
E. D. Jackson & Co. and their extensive lum
Der yards have been burning since noon. Th
fire is spreading into the lower end of the tow
and fears are entertained that it will be de
stroyed. Assistance has been asked, from
neighboring towns.
KILLED BY A SALOON KEEPER.
ArcH1soN, KS, July pa man named Johl
Mcclure, an employe Of the bridge company
was found IN dying condition at an early hou
this morning in the rear of saloon kept b,
o. Kane Nugent. He lived but short time
and the testimony before the coroner's iur,
showed he had been struck on the head b;
OKane with beer bottle. O'Kane was ar
| rested.
| FLOUR MILLS BURNED.
OswEao, N. Y, July 24.-The Empire, Recip
rocity and Lake Ontario Touring mills, wit
elevators attached, burned tonight. Loss
$15O,0O); insured, $s3,OO0 The adioinin
buildings were badly damaged by fire an
i water.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-An Enquire, specia
says: Hyatts Touring mill, together witt
1000 bushels Of wheat, at Washington Ind
was burned. Loss, SIG, 200; insurance, SIS, OOC
TEMPERANCE REFoRMER.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, July 24.-The man VIII
has called himself Rev. G. 81. Bro wing, an,
who came to this city few months ago t
publish temperance paper. was arrested las
week for cattle stealing at Grinnell. His pre-
iminary examination resulted in his bein.
bound over, in default of bail and went to iaii
Last fall he established paper here called tn
National Temperance Reto,n,cr, and advertise,
extensively in western papers, offering 5000
year salary for agents, and portraits, Fountain
pens, etc., as premiums to subscribers III
published only few copies, but kept on ad
vertising, and has received in this manner
great many subscriptions. He has intrigue,
the people in all parts of the country.