Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The Record of Misdeeds for n Day Con-
sisting Principally Of Swindling Opera
tions-Loss of the Bark Breed Oh Lake
Erie-Six Lives Lost-Terriic Boiler Ex-
plos'on in Michsgan-Other Disasters.
THE JAMES GANG.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l5.-The reported arrest
of Jim Cummings, said to be one of the Jesse
James gang, and supposed to have been en-.
! gagged in the Glendale train robbery, is not
! true. 1t is supposed Cummings is wounded
| and hidden somewhere in Clay county, but SO
| far az known the law officers have no knowl.
edge of his whereabouts.
AFRACAs IN COURT.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. l5.-Just before the ad.
journment of the common pleas court at noon
| to-day, Mr.. Tuteweiler, a witness on a case in
progress, deeming himself insulted by Attor-
| ney Isaac NJ. Jordan, made an effort to strike
him, but was prevented. After adjournment
Tuteweiler met Jordan in the hall and demand
ed an apology. 1t was refused, whereupon he
struck the attorney, when friends interfered
and parted them.
FALL FROM sCAFFoLD.
New YORK, Nov 15.-Five men were prccipi
tated from a scaffold while working at the ferry
house foot of Broadway, Williamsburg, shortly
| before noon to-day, by the breaking of one OF
the joists which supported it. Cornelius An.
derson and Peter Flood were dangerously in.
jured, Washington Walbridge and VIM. Drum.
mond seriously. and John Keeler slightly.
MARINE ACCIDENTS.
TORONTO, Ontario, Nov. I5.-The bark Royal
Arch, the crew of which wore out the pumps,
we're taken off by the steamer Minnesota ar.
rived here to-day the first officer of the
steamer Iceland, and seven men, having nayi-
gated the vessel into port.
NORTH EASTMAN, Mass, Nov 15.-The steam
er Faraday came to anchor off Nausett lights
at III A. H.. The sea is smooth and favorable
for landing the cable.
PROMINENT SUICIDE.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ia special to the Post
dispatch from Sherman, Texas, says: W. r.
Greenlow, one of the wealthiest and most
prominent citizens of the place, suicided last
night by taking morphine. The cause is said
to be criminal intimacy between his wife, ono
OF the most beautiful women in Sherman and
Rev. Conrad Haney one of the most noted and
eloquent ministers III Texas. The city Is said
to be greatly excited over the affair, and
threats against the personal safety of the
sanity seducer have been made.
A FATAL LEAP.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Henry W. Worthing-
typhoid fever, leaped from a window of his
room in the fourth story of the Madison house,
to the street this afternoon, and was instantly
killed.
PRELIMINARY TRIAL.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 15.-At Delaware TODAY
the preliminary trial of Smith Herriott.
charged with attempting to murder his father
by shooting him, October %, took place. and
HorrIOft ri TO- uvk -
of 81 1000. Herriott's father, although the ef-
feet Of the bullet will make him blind, tes IT,
he'd IN favor of his son. The shooting was
caused by the alleged intimacy of Herriott's
father with young lady.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. ia special to the
Post and Tribune reports the explosion of
large boiler in Wood & Reynolds saw mill and
salt block at CarbolltoA, near East Saginaw.
this afternoon. A portion of the boiler weigh
ing nearly four tons was thrown a distance of
$50 feet: Edward Kaguepss, fireman, was
thrown through the roof and into the river a
hundred feet distant His injuries will proba-
by prove fatal. Cyrus Burr was badly niured
about the head and shoulders. Condition
critical. Frank Robinson, fireman, is injured
IN the back and shoulders, not dangerously.
Jean PETAL was instantly killed, his mangled
body found beneath the ruins. Damage to the
AOll1 SSIlmaIeo at @O,UOU.
DROWNED AT A FORD.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The Gazette's Column
bus, Ind, special says: Albert Woodward, wife
and two daughters started for their home. in
Jefferson county, this morning, in a spring
wagon. Crossing Clifty river, two miles from
lumbus. the swift current from the recent
rise swept the wagon and mules down stream.
Mr.. Woodward attempted to cut the harness.
but was washed away and thrown out on the
bank. His wife and daughters were drowned,
and the bodies are not yet recovered, though he
sought assistance Immediately, and has kept
up the search.
DEFRAUDING TIE GOVERNMENT.
New YORK, Nov. l5.-Julius B. Pings, of the
firm of Primer & Pings, gloves, Broadway, has
been arrested on the charge of defrauding the
government by means of fraudulent claims and
false statements.
BUFFALO, Nov. l5.-The steamer c.. G. Breed
from Detroit. with $4,000 bushels of wheat.
capsized and foundered, Friday; eighty miles
east of Point al Pelee. The crew, consisting
OF the captain and seven men, are all supposed
70 be lost, with the exception Of Frank Davis,
who was at the wheel, and was picked up by
the tn propeller Milwaukee, after being nearly
thirteen hours in the water. The lost schooner
Ii.
Smith, of Buffalo, is mate.
A DISHONEST CLERK.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-Major Chase, from the
department of justice, Washington, arrived to.
day, andtafter IN inspection If special agent
Newcomb's investigation of the record of rhos
Ambrose, United States clerk, and after con
sultation with Judge Sweeny, of the U. g.
district court, instituted formal criminal pro
cet dlngs on behalf of the government against
Ambrose warrant issued and he was arrested
charged with making fraudulent claims agains,
the Government. U. =. Commissioner Ho.pe,
required $40, 900 bail which was given bv Edea,
NJ. johnson, to appear for examination mex
Monday. Judge Baxter, of the circuit court
will arrive Monday, when it is expected new
clerk will be appointed.
THROUGH A BRIDGE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The south bound freight
train on the Chicago & Alton road went through
a bridge at Riyerdale, near Alton, this morn.
ing, six freight cars falling into the river. 4
brakeman was killed, and the engineer and
fireman injured. Officers cannot account fol-
the accident, as the bridge was new and ex
tremely we'll made. Damage $1,000. No de-
lay Is experienced to trains.
SUPPOSED MURDERERs ARRESTED.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. ia man giving the
| name of Brown went into jewelry store here
to-day, and asked to have the name of Ella B
Dickinson removed from the case of q watch
The jeweler became suspicious, notified the
police, and Brown and two com panions, Lewis
and Green, were arrested. They saw they
came from Kansas City, and the belief is they
murdered Dickinson, the printer, in that CITY
last night.
HEAVY FRAUDS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The Commercials Ian.
caster, o., special gives an account of the de-
velopment there to-day of frauds. mainly fore