Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-14

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fifteen Deaths from Sunstroke at Charles
ton, 8. C.-Disastrous Break In Tilden's
Michigan Mine-Shoots Himself to Escape
Capture-Fires and Other Mishaps.
T1LDEN's BARREL TAPPED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MARQUETTE, Mich, July ia disastrous
cave-in took place at Tllden's NewYork mine.
Ishpeming, at noon yesterday. It is estim-
ated that from 10000 to 100000 tons of
rock, embracing the whole upper part of the
hanging wall of the majer part of the mine,
fell in, completely demolishing skip roads
and filling the mine with debris. It being
noon nobody was at work in the mine. One
hundred and fifty men were usually employ
ed in that part of the mine where the fall o.
cured. It is believed that one or two of the
pits can never be reopened. The accident
will undoubtedly diminish production fer
the present year. ..e
CLERICAL sWINDLER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, July 49, ustave Dero-
han, alias Rev. Vanhoogland, alias Rt. Rev
Custom Dominique, was arranged in the
criminal court on the charge of forgery in
the second degree. He pleaded guilty and
threw himself on the mercy of the court.
Prisoner is monk of the Trappist order of
Montreal, Canada, and has since 1870 been
travelling over the country and representing
himself as priest under dozen different
aliases. He would spend few weeks in
every city, and being smooth conversation
alist ingratiated himself into the good graces
of the pastor with whom he invariably
stopped, and after assisting him in all his
mulhtudinous duties would either borrow
sum of money, under the plea that he wished
to return to the convent at Montreal, or else
few chalices or some of the gold and silver
service of the church, and take his depar-
ture. The court sentenced him to five years.
imprisonment in Jefferson City prison.
PAPER MILL BURNED.
CLEVELAND, O., July IA fire, to-day,
destroyed the lower mill Of the Cleveland
Paper company. Loss estimated at $4,000,
fully insured, including $4,000 in the st.
Paul and Marine. The cause of the fire is
suppose to be spontaneous combustion.
Three hundred hands are thrown out of en-
pAoy A1SAc' Ano OoAlPauy VIII IoOuLu I'LL
medlately. s
KILLED WHEN DRUNK. 5r.z
ERIE, Pa, July 13.-Michael Hickey, tel
egraph operator, employee of the Erie rail-
way, was found Oh the track Sunday morn
ing with his head severed and several yards
from the trunk. He was 10 years old and
weighed 213 pounds. intoxicated.
DROWNED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July I'm. Mahan, of
the firm Of Mahan & Mclaughlin, grocers,
was drowned in the river opposite this city
this morning. while bathing. His body was
recovered.
ISIS. sAWMIL BURNED.
LEFRAY, Ont, July 13.-The Belle Everett
steam sawmill, owned by j. r. Sellman,
burned this morning. Loss he avy
PLASTER MILLS BURNED.
New YORK, July 13.-The New York Plas-
ter mills, on Cherry, near jackson street,
burned this morning. The cause of the fire
is a mystery. Adjoining property damaged.
Loss, 1925, 600; fully insured.
BARKEEpER SHOT.
New YORK, July 13.-James Tracy, bar
AcoHcIs Wdo ldLdljy ouVb 0uuUdy uOIuAuk ny
Roderick Phelan, who was arrested.
TRAGIC DEATH.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 12.-James
Heaton, who killed his mis- tress last night,
was closely pursued by the police, and DELHI.
erately shot himself through the brain and
died in few moments. Heaton was des-
5perate character, having been sentenced to
the penitentiary several years ago for incit-
ing riot, but, pardoned by the Governor,
was afterwards convicted of thirty cases of
misdemeanor as clerk of the superior court,
which would have sent him to the peniten-
tiary for ten years but for his tragic death.
DEATHS FROM sUNsTRoKE.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 13.-Ten whites
and five colored persons died from sunstroke
yesterday. Heavy rains and thunder storms
tonight. Lower temperature; over 20 de-
grees. w
FATAL SHOOTING.
ST.. LOUIS, July 12.-In row at Negro
Call, near the three mile house in the west
ern suburbs of the city between two and
three o'clock this morning Latt Hunter shot
and instantly killed Eugene Blanck and
wounded Ben George. Hunter arrested.
i CLERICAL soouNDREL.
Gustave Derohan monk of trappest or
der, Monteal, who has been travelling about
the country a number of years past, under
several aliases practicing various swindles
upon priests and laymen of the Catholic
church was sentenced to five years in the
states prison by Judge Laughlin, this P. M.
for forging Rev. Father Vandersinda, Chan
cellor of arch diocese this city. Derohan
has figured extensively in the east and
south under several aliases r.
Il. DROWNED.
OTTAWA, Ont. July he. L. Bollerell
and J. X. Heney, of this city, were on a fish
ing excursion, yesterday, and were drowned
in the Ottawa river, Qeachandso RAPIDS, BY