Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Horrible Occurrence In = 1t. Louis Machine
observation-disclosures Record Of Disasters
and Deviltries. -.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF GLENCOE MERCHANT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
GLENCOE, Mimi, Nov. 22.-Edward Doelts,
Of the firm of Buchanan d Doeltz, was found
dead In tho rear of his house, this morning.
with bullet:hole through his breast apd q
revolver at his feet. The general supposition
Is that tho revolver went of accidentally.
through carelessness, while awaiting tho 40.
pearance of dogs that infested his premises,
about IL o'clock last evening. The coroner's
Jury rendered verdict of accidental shooting.
Mr.. Doeltz was one of our most esteemed citi-
zens. He had been married only year. His
body was taken to Young America this evening
for interment.
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
Special Telegram to the Globe.l
LEADvnLE. COL. Nov. 23.-The city ha.
again resumed feeling Of security. The only
thing that happened last night worthy of no.
tioe was the shooting of an unknown man in
the shoulder by one of the Wolftown guards.
and which seems wholly unwarrantable, as tho
man was going home. When hailed by one of
the sentries he made some impudent reply and
started to run, whereupon he was fred upon
with the above result.
The widow Frodshem will at once commence
suit tor murder against the vigilants.
Ex-Marshal Kelly. who was notified to leave.
with Others, are still in town and say they will
remain at any hazard.
SUICIDE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. as. ". CLARK. Of Black
Creek, Outaaamie county, committed suicide
yesterday morning at a saloon run by Jno.
stegerson, opposite the Union depot, by taking
strychnine. Dr.. Martin was called, arriving
before CLARK died and listened to what was At
first supposed was terrible. startling oonfes-
sion. Clark saying he killed himself because
of remorse for having killed his father about
five years ago. For while the confession ore
ated good deal of excitement, and then it
was discovered that deceased was a lunatio
father. CLARK is a man about ffty-five years
of age.
4 NEGRO RAv1sHER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
Go1DsBoRoUaH. N O., Nov. 29.-Bolomon
White, negro, was arrested about four miles
from this place, upon the charge of rapina
Miss Sarah E. Leggett young lady about
eighteen years old, of highly respectable fam
lily. The young lady was on her way from her
fathers house to a neighbours; when the negro
accosted her. threw her down and accomplished
his purpose.
TIE TREAoHEgous SHAFT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-A horrible occurrence
was reported to the coroner yesterday at 10
o'clock. Phillip Dryer, who celebrated his
10th birthday anniversary attempted to repair
q belt at the Western iron boat works, foot of
Davis street. when the belt suddenly wound
around the revolving shaft. His arm was
caught by it and bound to the shaft and his
body was drawn after his arm. The space be-
tween the shaft and timbers above was only
fifteen inches and the shaft made nearly 2OO
revolutions before it was stopped, dragging the
body through that space each time. At the
first revolution the top of his skull was cut
of brains and blood fell upon the workmen
who stood near by and who had no suspicion of
what was occurring. BY tho successive revolu-
tions tho brain pan was entirely cleared and
both legs were cut off below the knoes, hi. feet
flying several yards away. Both arms were also
broken. When the shaft stopped revolving An
unsightly mass of bloody, shapeless flesh
seemed to be suspended by one arm, apparent.
ly. An examination showed, however, that the
arm was cut completely in two by shreds Of his
shirt sleeve which were tightly bound around
of clothing remained on the body. Subse.
quently the other arm and hand was found
tightly bound to the shaft by the broken belt.
SCHOONER ASHORE.
DETROIT, Nov. 29.-A special to the Post and
Tribune, from Traverse City, reports that
the schooner 81. B. Phelps, of Oswego went
ashore at Glen Arbor, Lake Michigan, Wednes-
day night. The vessel and her cargo of 1900
bushels of wheat are q total loss. Capt. Kelly,
Robert Denver and George Kelly, of O,wego,
Frank Golden, cook, of Sandusky, and Ger
man sailor, name unknown, shipped at Mil
waukee are all drowned. First Mate Hawri-
gan and Edward Igos, Of Oswego, were
saved.
MoKE CAUGHT.
LINCOLN, NO., Nov. 29.-A colored man named
Banks, superintendent of the African Method
list Sunday school, has been arrested for seduc-
ing Mary Stout, q young colored woman b..
longing to the church. Banks is 81 years old,
and has wife and family. he has been ex-
PEELED from the church.
DRUNKEN TRAGEDIES.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-The Commercials dis:
patch from Richmond, Ind, rays Warford
Wallingford and Theodore Fisher, two friends,
went to concert together. and when near
Mount Vernon church. both being drunk, Wal
lingford shot Fisher in the abdomen, with
probable fatal result.
At Geneva, Ind, Albert Bryan, son of a
prominent citizen, was killed last night by
Fred Stanley, who was drunk on the street, and
who, being teased by Bryan and others, turned
and plunged knife into Bryan's body. Stan.
ley was arrested.
A NON EST.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. pa warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Alderman Liebel
charged with embezzling trust funds. Liebel