Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-02
A SUSPECTED MURDERER,


laborer, to whom suspicion points as the pos
siole murderer of Mrs: Krudewick, has sud-
denly disappeared. he had been working at
hlnhorns, son-in-law of Mrs. Krudewick's, at
money Greek, aud left there at 3 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon, saying he was going to
Soran S, Houston county. Inquiry showed he
h la! not been there at all; was going towards
Wlnona on the road to Mrs. Krudewick's. Off
GERS went to Rashford but found no trace of
smith: After midnight, last night, messengers
came IN and Informed Sheriff Dill that Smith
mad been seen in Rushford, Thursday. Smith
speaks French, German and English, and is
ABOUT i've feet ten inches tall, dark complex
Ion, black air and moustache, and weighs about
l4o pounds; aged about 40 to IS.
FALSE BANK STATEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Million Denver, late
cashier of the Citizens Savings bank, has been
committed to iailin default of bail, on charge
of publishing a false bank statement to de-
fraud and mlslead the public and Of perjury in
swearing to the same.
DRFAULTER ARRESTED.
Boston, Nov. 1.-Daniel Smith, recently ar
rested in Denver, Col, on charge of the embez-
element of about $12, 900 worth of liquors from
the firm of W. Gaff g. Co., of Cincinnati, of
which he was agent and who was detained in
Providence, Il. l., on civil suit, Yesterday
gave himself up here and was sent to Jail in
default of bail.
KALLoCH's AssA1LANT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The grand Jury have
found a true bill of assault to murder against
Charles De Young, Of the Chronicle, Based on
his assault on Rev. I. s. Kalloch.
TIE NOVA SCOTIA GALE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 1.--Despatches from the east
ern part of the province of Nova Scotia contin-
ue to tell of the destruction of property by the
gale of Wednesday. William Purcell, of the
port OF Hawkesbury is missing and supposed
to be drowned.
CANADIAN DEFAULTER.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1.--Wm. Dempster, mana
ger Of the Ingersoll branch of a local bank,
has been arrested on charge of defrauding
the bank of $4,000
CoUNTERFErTINa
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA gang of seven coun-
terfeiters was arrested on Thursday in Andrew
county. this State, and large amount of spur
ious dollars and halves, and number of
moulds and other implements for manufacture
were captured.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1,-Seven counterfeiters
| were sentenced yesterday in the United States
| court for passing counterfeit trade dollars and
notes. They were all to be taken to the Albany
penitentiary, and when the deputy marshal
went to receive his prisoners he found five had
escaped.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-The works Of
the metropolitan Button company and White
manufacturing company burned this evening.
The loss of the latter company is $35, 600: in
| surance, $25.00O. Button company insurance
| is in excess of the loss.
SENTENCED FOB LIFE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-Thomas Joseph, the
murderer of VIM. Callaghan, at Salem, Ind,
has been sentenced to the penitentlary for life.
! The troops sent by Gov. Williams to protect
| him from the mob are now en- route from Sa
lem to Jefersonvil!e with the prisoner.
TO BE HANGED.
PHILADELHIA, Nov. 1.-The motion for q new
| trial Of Daniel F. Sullivan, convicted of tho
murder of Josie Irvine, was denied to-day and
he was sentenced to be hanged.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.---Tbe large brick
storage house, 1871 and 1888 market street,
| burned this evening. The occupants were
| Nathan Brooke, Broake d Harper, Robt.
Fletcher, and Hugh & Kirk -four and grain
commission merchants. Falling walls crushed
| In the roof of the freight depot of the West
chester railroad, stable on Jones street. and
damaged the pottery of Galloway Graft.
Loaded freight cars had been hauled into tho
building only few moments before. Total
loss $lOO, 1000; insurance $4,000. By the fall
ing of the wall Edmund Connor, Charles Al
cock and VIM. Staggart, fremen. were serious
" injured. Engine II had been abandoned by
the trench by reason of intense heat, and tho
falling wall considerably damaged it.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The Commercial Xenia,
o., special says the bridge on the Little Miami
river, between Dayton and Xenia burned this
AFTERNOON. 1t was l,S75 feet in length. Loss
about $4,000. The bridge of the Dayton
South Eastern road, alongside, was badly dam
aged. It caught fire from the engine Sparta.
Samuel McCoy's dwelling near Lncolnville,
Jefferson county, Ind. was burned to-day,
with most of the contents. Loss $500; in
sured for $500.