Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

pose of the Iowa election cases to-day. Mo-
day next il set apart for their consideration.
WRECK OF THE CONSTITUTION.
A board of inquiry has bsen appointed to il
vestigate the grounding of the United STATE
ship Constitution, and subsequent disablemen
while returning home from the Paris exposition
THE FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the four per cent. refunt
ing certificates since yesterday, $22, $40.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Tho New York Murder Mystery-Destruc
tive Winds In New Observation-Disclosures
| cons.
THE NEW YORK MURDER MYSTERY.
NV YORK, June IA police officer high il
authority in speaking with reporter of Mrs
Hull, admitted he was convinced the murde
was committed by person in the house
and said the removal of her jewels was devic
too shallow to deceive any one. He also init
mated it was likely an arrest would be mad
very soon, possibly to-day. Superintendent
Wailing il said to be convinced that the mlssin
jewela are still in the honse, but If the jewel
are not found in the house or drains, the polio
theory of the murder will not be altered, 4
they say it is impossible to say how far jewel
nISuS oo CAlI1eu 1IOnk toe sewer ny matte
passing through them. DR.. Hull is under sur
veillance. The idea that the murder WAS com
mitted by professional burglars is generally dis
believed. The police are confident of the windin,
up the case before the end of the week. THREE
thousand postal cards giving description o
the missing jewelry have been sent to all part
of the country. The police will get full state
to their knowledge as to existing feeling be
tween themselves and Mrs. Hull and others il
the house, rs we'll rs of events Immediately
preceding and following her murder. Capt
Williams, on entering the house to-day, me-
Dr.. Hull in the hallway and handed q dispatch
to hun. DR.. Hull read the dispatch and the1
handed it back to the captain, who read it anG
questioned the doctor about the contents Of
the dispatch, which could not be learned
The officers have been instructed tc take
charge of all letters and dispatches directed tc
any Of the inmates of the house.
New YORK, June 12.-No arrests have yet
been made in connection with the murder yes.
terday of Mrs. DR.. Hull.
PAPER CONTEMPLATING.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 12-This morning a
United States marshal brought in from Rose
Claire, Ill.,, J. r. Jenkins, Alex Hardesty, L..
II. Wymo7d and ]. O. Smoot on the charge of
issuing notes intended to pass Is money, in de-
nominations less than 81. They were held in
the sum of $500 each to answer to the grand
jury. 1t is raid the country has been flooded
with this kind of scrip in southern Illinois.
ANOTHER KANSAS CYCLONE.
ST. LOUIS, June PA Topeka, Kas., dis
patch says a special from Augusta says a
cyclone in Butler county, Monday last, was
very severe. Mrs. Hawkins and her two chill
dren were blown quarter of q mills and
killed. Quite number of persons were in
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farm houses were blown down and completely
wrecked. Others moved from their foundations
and twirled out of shape. There was general
destruction of outhouses in the course of the
storm, and corn was badly hurt but will grow
again. Wheat also badly injured.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER KILLED.
CHICAGO, June IA collision occurred on
the Lake Shore l. Michigan Southern road early
this morning, at Thirty-frst and Clark streets,
between freight and switch train, in which
James Shannon, the engineer. was instantly
killed. Several cars were demolished and one
engine wrecked. Loss to property considerable.
WHISKY FIRE. . 49,
LOUISVILLE, June IA large fire on Third
near Water street has destroyed NJ. J. Hardy &
Co.'s whisky house, ]. Willet's tobacco factory.
and other property.
ESCAPING CoNv1CTs SHOT.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 12.-While the State
broke away. Two were shot dead and the
Others are at large.
AT LARGE.
Rock1.AND, Me-, June 12.-Sam. Haines, a
notorious thief, fatally assailed his keeper,
John Robbins last night and escaped.
MANHATTAN BANK ROBBERY. h
NEW YORK, June 12.-John Hope, aged q, ]
son of the burglar Jimmy Hope, Was placed
on trial to-day for the robbery of the Man.
haitian Savings bank. when bonds and securi-
tie. to the value of twenty-seven million dol
lars and specie and bark notes to the amount
of several Thousand dollars were taken.
WIND IN NEW JERSEY.
> BoRDENTowN, N. j., June PA terrific
storm passed over here this morning. Rain fell
in torrents, accompanied by wind and hail.
Trees were uprooted, roofs were carried away,
and several buildings were blown down. A
mile below the storm was not felt.
TRENTON, N. j., June IA violent storm.
accompanied by hail, passed over this city at
$50 P. NJ, uprooting trees and doing cor slider
able damage. A washout occurred on the Penn
sylvania railroad, delaying trains for a while.
TO HANG.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 12.-United States
District Judge Parker, at Fort Smith, on Tues
day sentenced to be hung, August 29th, Henry
Stuart and VIM. Elliott for murder committed
in the Indian Territory.
KILLED HER sEDUcER.
WELLAND, Ont, June 12.-Today Charles
Garrett, of Drummondville, while walking the
streets of this town, was shot fatally by VIM.
Alexander. Cause of shooting: Garrett Sc.
duced . lady friend of Alexander's.
cAPsHED AND SUNK.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 12.-Last night, dur
ing the severe wind and rain storm, the Alex.
Chambers, used for towing gravel to this city,
eapsized about i've miles above the city.
Seven persons were on board. No lives lost.
She IL total loss.
THIEvNG POSTAL CLERK.
MEMpHIs, June l2.-Special Agents Boyd
and GalDralth, of the postofficc department,
arrested to-day James ". Jackson, colored
postal route agent on the Memphis & Little
Rock railroad, charged with embezzling letters
containing money addressed to proprietors of
the Louisiana and Louisville Lottery company.
When arrested several bills which had been
marked were found on his person. He con-
fessed his guilt and was taken to Little Rock
this afternoon for trial.
ILLINOIS MURDER.
CENTRALIA, Ill, june IA horrible muir
der was committed at Central City, near here,
this afternoon, in which Oliver Sails was shot
and killed by Richard Blown, brother-in-law;
cause, : family difficulty of long standing.
Sails threatened to whip Brown, and Brown
went to hia house, got . shot gnn. and returned
and shot Sails in the breast, killing him in
stantly. Brown Is in jail.
7 tE GEORGIA CYCLONE. ia szs
AUGUSTA, Ga, June IA cyclone passed
over sandenvilIe, Ga. to-day. The Catholi,
church and many trees were blown down
Fencing and crops sustained considerable
damage. No lives lost.