Daily globe., 1879-07-29
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Saloon Shooting ARRAY at Winona-
Texas Stabbing In Which Son Of Gen.
Ord is Mixed Up rs q spectator-A Vile
at Antietam, Md, Accused Of Infldelity
by Her Husband, Shoots Him Through the
Observation-Disclosures


by Her Husband, Shoots Him Through the
Miscellaneous.
FATAL SHOOTING AT wINONA.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
WNoNA, Mimi, July 2S.-In an alterca-
tion in saloon in this city last night a
young man named James Malone was shot
and probably fatally injured by one of two
boys named Charles Richman and Ed.
Lawler, both of whom are under arrest.
Richman is probably the guilty party.
TEXAS TRAGEDY.
GALVESTON, July 2s.-A Ne,os' special, San
Antonia, gives the following particulars of q
tragedy at Ascosa county, Saturday: Chas.
Tempke and James Ord, son of Gen. Ord,
department commander, riding from the town
of Pleasantown were hailed by Thomas F.
Devices, between whom and Tempke feud
existed. Tempke asked what was wanted.
Devices knocked him from his horse with
his fist. Tempke retrested, followed by De-
wees who continued fighting him. Finally
Tempke drew knife and plunged it into
Devices heart, causing instant death.
Tempke and Ord were arrested, the latter
charged with completely in tho crime, but was
since released.
KILLED WHILE DRUNK.
RUTLAND, VT, July 28.-Ira v. White, of
Chester, killed himself while intoxicated in
Jail. He was the father of the young man
for-whose murder Henry Gravelin was hang
ed in April last.
MISSING BODIES FOUND.
Boston, July 2s.-The bodies Of Carl
Mueller and John Lizos, missing since the
recent storm, were found yesterday floating
in the harbor.
FATALITIES TO ExoURs1oN1sTs.
New YORK, July 28.-One man was killed
during the fight on the excursion yesterday,
and two were killed by Coney island train.
TRIAL POSTPONED.
TRENTON, N. j., July 28.-The case of
Graham, the aocomplice of Hunter, the muir
derer of Armstrong, is postponed till the
November term.
SUICIDE OF POLICEMAN.
NEW York, July 2S.-Policeman Gaffrey.
age So, insane from sickness, killed himself
here to-day.
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
BALTIMORE, July 28.-A special to an even
ing paper says Thomas 81. Benner, occupy
ing the lodge at Antietam cemetery. was YES
terday instantly killed by his wife. He
charged her with intimacy with Haverfeld.
superintendent of the cemetery, and made
an assault upon her, when she seized car
bine and shot him through the heart. The
wife was lodged in Jail at Hagerstown. She
alleges the shooting was to protect her own
life.
DAMAGE BY THE SATURDAY FLOOD.
P1TTsBURaH, July 28.-The following is
the list of losses at Petrolia by the Saturday
food: s. W. Hartly, 81, 800; Ballner's jewelry
store, 5000; White Fawn restaurant, 81 900;
Sternberg's clothing house, $4,000; Levene,
cigars, $1,000; Foot's drug store, $4,000;
Session, grocery, $4 1000; Five vacant build
ings, $5, ,OOOHdrug store, $4,000; Marks dry
goods, So, 500. The loss in that neiohbor-
hood is roughly placed at 100000. The
scene during this destruction was terrible.
Men, women and Children rushed hither and
thither in search of elevated places
where life would be secure. Many
of the people lost all their
effects and are left in state of destitution.
The storm was the most severe up the Mo-
nongahela and Allegheny valleys. The re-
port of bridges destroyed and culverts washed
out on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago railroad are incorrect, as the only dam
age on that line was land slide, which was
cleared away in a couple of hours. The
damage on the Erie branch of that road was
repaired Saturday morning. The main line
of the Pennsylvania road escaped damage
Several heavy land slides occurred on the
Pittsburgh, Virginia & Charlestown railroad.
The track was washed out at Black Diamond,
on the Mingo valley road. The rivers at this
point raised from ten inches to ten feet in
less than two hours.
MICHIGAN FIRE.
DETROIT, July 20. Fire this afternoon at
Wells station on the Mackinaw district,
Michigan Central railroad, destroyed store
and saw and shingle mill, and shinple sheds
containing 25,OOO shingles, also $50, 900 feet
of lumber, all owned by Thos. Nestor, of
East Saginaw. Three Michigan Central
cars were also burned. Total loss about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
FIRE AT LOUISVILLE.
Lou1svn1E, KY, July Fire this morn
ing at o'clock, at the corner of Fulton and
Adams streets, destroyed Henry Thomas
pottery and three dwellings. Loss, $25,OOO;
no insurance. The fire originated in the
pottery.
TACKLED THE WRONG MAN.
Cotton, CAL, July 28.-Gen. E. Bonton,
of Los Angeles, while going from Cotton to
San Gongonio, Saturday, was stopped by
three men. taken off the road, and tied to
his wagon wheels. He managed to get his
hand loose, drew his pistol. killed one of the
men, and wounded the other two. Robbery
was the aim of his captors.
CAPTURED BY BLOODHOUND.
ATLANTA, Juy 2s.-The officers have Just
returned from the bloodhound hunt after
one of the murderers of Defoe and his wife
on Friday night They captured him and
he confessed to the murder being done by
himself, white man and another negro,
Asa Morgan. The captured says he held the
lamp while the white man killed the old peo-
pie. Two oficers are after the other two.
Morgan is in Jail. He was badly bitten by
the hounds. He says large amount of
money was obtained by the murderers.
Te1egraphic Puff for the Church Choir
Pinafore.
MILWAUKEE, July 2s.--The Chicago
Church Choir Pinafore company opened
here this evening to crowded house. The
audience was very enthusiastic and encores
numerous, the chorus at the finale Of the
first act being called out twice. The orches-
ira is an excellent one and the ensemble per-
feet.
Resignation of Minister Welsh.
WASHINGTON, July %. Secretary Eyarts
has received dispatch from Minister
Welsh stating that his resignation has been