Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Successful Raids By Burglars ct Winona
Four Chicago Bricklayers Terr bly, In
jured by tho Fall Of SCHEDULING
Double Throat Cutting in wisconsin and
Double Shooting in C,ncinnAt-A Mis-
souri, Physician Asssssinrtes . frofes-S
si0nal Brother Misc llaneous.
4 BURGLARIEs AT WINoNA.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WNoNA, Mimi, Aug. 6.-Two bold burg
laries we're perpetrated here at an early hour
this morning, one at the residence of Mr..
Curtis Garry, the other at tho house of a.
D. Perkins. Mr.. Garry disturbed the thief
at his work and was fred at. The latter
then hastily decamped w1thouti carrying of
anything of value and left his shoes bt hind.
At Mr.. Perkins house, an hour later, q
burglar got into the upper rooms by climb
ing the porch, and carried off property
valued at about one hundred dollars, belong
ing to Mr.. Fred Perkins, including diamond
Stud worth $50. No clue to the perpetra-
tors as yet.
Marshal Butler received postal card
from Owatonna this morning informing
him that a gang of thieves were working
this way.
DIVORCE TRAGEDY.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ga Times specialsays
Charles Ballet, livery stable keeper of Mid
dletown, O., shot and killed his wife at IL
O'Clock this morning and imn ediately placed
the revolver to his own head and fred, dying
instantly. Ballett was a drunkard. HIS
wife had petitioned for q ,aivorce, which an
gered him and caused the tragedy.
DEADLY soAFFoLD.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-This morning, while six
masons we're on the scaffolding of the dome
Of new Music hail, corner Randolph and
State streets, sixty feet above ground, the
entire scaffolding, with premonitory crack,
fell through the floors to the ground floor,
where five hundred pound iron plate was
being placed in the dome, broke through the
timbers and crushed into the cellar. Four of
the ~orkmen went down with the frail tim
Der and were terribly injured. Two brothers
named John and Edward Smoke We're caught
by the projections in the wall and escaped
comparatively without injury. OF those who
fell, Christian loft, the foreman, was badly
crushed by beam which was found on his
head. Frank Miller had leg badly shat
tered and was insensible, John Schultz had
Otto Hossman MAS terribly injured in the
abdomen. S$ie
LIVELY FIRE.
ORnL1A, Ont, Aug. GA fire last night
burned out twenty buildings in the heart
of the city. It extended from the corner of
Mississippi and Peter streets to Grifdn's
store on the vest, and up to and including
the Albion hotel on the south. Loss, $780,
900; partly insured.
DOCTOR TURNS ASSASSIN.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. Cdr. James L.
Roberts, a highly respected citizen of Mel
vile, Roy county, Missouri, while sitting in
the store of G. D. Cravens. Monday even
ing, was accosted by DR.. j. L. Reyes and
charged with talking about his (Keyeso
family. Roberts denied the charge, where
upon Reyes called him liar, drew a revolt
yer and shot him twice through the body,
and killing him. He then mounted horse
and escaped. DR.. Roberts was over 60 years
old, while Reyes is about 80, and addicted to
drink.
DOUBLE THROAT CUTTING.
Samuel Mussbaum, an old citizen of Cape
Girardeau county, Mo-, cut his wife's throat
early yesterday morning, and then cut his
own throat. Domestic trouble is said 10 be
the cause. Mussbaum will die. The wife
may recover.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
ALBANY, Aug. 6.-This afternoon while
guaging the engine Sacramento an explosion
occurred, killing Thomas Smith and Frank
Murphy, machin,sts, and John Mcintyre,
fireman. VIM. Horton, fireman, Wynant
Crannel, engineer, and Robert B. Miller were
bruised and scalded.
NFDELTY AND SHOOTING.
TORONTO, Aug. Cool Burgess, the we'll
known negro delineator, shot VIM. Widgery,
fruit dealer, in the arm, in saloon on
Younge street last night. Cause, the al
legged criminal intimacy with Burgess wife.
THE MURDERED sHELLENBEcKs.i
SAN FRANo1soo, Aug. "a Tuscan dis
patch gives further particulars concerning
the recent murder of the Shellenbeck broth
ers in the Santa Rita mountains. The muir
derers we've renegade Apaches, six in number.
They fired on the party from ambush, the
brothers falling at the first fire. Mr. Mer-
chants horse bolted and saved him. The
troops from Fort Huachuca are on the trail.
SHOT BIS WIFE.
ALBANY, Aug. Thomas Mallon aged 60,
this evening returning from work, and hav-
ing few angry words with his wife, shot
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