Daily globe., 1879-09-07
CASUALTIES AND CRIMES.
A Grave Disaster Caused by Defective
Walls at Cheyenne-Three Persons Killed
and a Number WOunded-The Murderers
of Frye Various Mislaps and
MiRdaynoonn~.
BOILER EXPLOSION.

"a GIyo 1uulCV0U-Vh hfIOu6 NAIbHHpS ana
Misdemeanors.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
W1NoNA, Sept. G-Further details of the ex
plosion of the boiler on the farm of Earl g..
Toumans', near Marshall, Friday, show that
the man killed was stranger named Webb.
young man named Cartes, formerly of this
city, was seriously hurt, but not fatally. Two
norses belonging to Mr.. Toumans were killed.
BURIED IN THE RUINS.
CHEYENNE, Wy, Sept. Cat o'clock last
night the two-stcry brick building occupied by
F., I. Warren. music store; L. r. Bresmaker.
meat market, and Mrs. Bells boarding house,
situated ON Sixteenth street, fell in, complete
~ wrecklng the building: A number Of per-
lieved all except two children Of Mrs. Bell
were taken out. Col. G. I. F. Van Desande.
whose parents reside in Boston, was taken out
dead. Others were recovered more or less in
jured. The building adjoins that of the North
western telegraph company, the walls of which
were considered unsafe.
LATER-The debris of the falling buildings
was cleared away this morning and the bodies
of Mrs. Bells and two boys, aged and years,
taken out. ALI persons are now believed to be
out. The wounded are doing we'll. It is thought
none are fatally hurt. The accident is attribute
ed to the giving way of a defective partiti. n
wall. The loss is almost total, and amounts to
about 81 600 on building and $8, 600 on stock.
FATAL FEERY ACCIDENT.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Gan Enquirer. special
says: party of two girls and two young
men. while crossing White river at Morgan's
ferry, twenty miles south of Vincennes Ind,
Thursday night, were thrown into she river by
the horses, attached to the wagon in which
| fQv Vyoro SoufoH hoo - ;~lk
backing off the boat. Alice Cottrell, aged'l7,
Ellen Dillinger, 16, John Hummell, az, were
drowned, together with the horses. The other
young man succeeded in regaining the lost.
... INDICTED.
TAUNTON, Mass, Sept. 6.-The grand Jury
have found an indictment against George B.
Durfee, late treasurer of the Mechanics mill,
Fall River, for embezzlement.
EMBEZzLEMENT.
BOSTON, Sept. 6.-Antonio Mortius has been
arrested by request of the Spanish government.
The allegation is that Mortius embezzIed q
large amount of money at Cienfuegos
DEMoND's DECLINE.
BOSTON, Sept. Gin the superior criminal
court, to-day, the grand jury returned an in.
dictment for embezzlement, on six counts
against Chas. Demond, the defaulting treas.
urer of the Massachusetts missionary society
In default of bail Demond went to jail.
THE FRYE MURpERERs. ....
Boston, Sept. 6.-The grand jury to-day pre-.
sented an Indictment against Nicholas Infan.
tino, Antonio Ardito, Vincenzo Bandiera, Larry
O'Nell and Joseph Denato Tor the murder OF
| Frye in August last. The indictment charges
! Nicholas Infantino and Antonio Ardito with
assault with a pistol, and Larry O'Neil and
VlncenZo Bandiera and Giuseppe Donate
| otherwise called Joseph Donate, with being
accessories before the fact.
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
messenger in the highway department, while
drawing check at the Girard bank o.day, wa.
robbed of $2,400 by a sharper.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE BURNED
CHICAGO Sept. 6-At late hour tonight
| the Western Union telegraph Office at Quincy
ILL.,, and ono or more buildings adjoining were
! all burned. All communication has been cu
| off, and no more particulars are obtainable to-
| night.
THE STORM AT THE SOUTH.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Advices from
parishes show that almost every sugar planta
tion suffered more or less by damage or de
struction Of buildings by Mondays storm. Th,
cane crop IL not believed, general thing
to be seriously injured, but cotton plantation
in the track OF the storm are reported damaged
10 to so per cent.
BROOKLYN Sept. 6.-Sadler & Sons chemica
color works, corner OF Gold and Tillary streets
was damaged by fire tonight to the amount o
$4,000.