Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-25
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Parricide In Ohio-The st. Louis Counter
feiters in Court-Boston Abortionists
Observation-Disclosures OFF tho North Caro-
lima observation-disclosures.
LEG bMASHED.
lSnecial Taleuram to the Globe

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LEG SMASHED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK. D. T., OCT. IA train man
named Richard Herbert had his leg terribly
damned this afternoon while compiling cars.
He was sitting OIL the top of Fort WAYNE car
which had no bumper on, and the result il a
broken ahin. He will probably save the limb.
CRIMINAL LIBEL.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. N.-Ohief of Police Ken.
needy, formerly inspector of the house of cor
rection, filed complaint to-day against N. s.
Murphy and w. G.. Roberts Of the Sentinel
company, charging criminal libel. Mr.. Roberts
was arrested and gave ball In the sum of $500.
Mr.. Murphy Is i'll and confined to his room.
Consequently the papers in his case were not
which appeared in the Sentinel yesterday
morning, which reflected severely on the man
agement of the institution. It is understood
several other suits, both civil and criminal,
will be commenced against the Sentinel COM
pany and also against individuals.
THE ST. LOUIS couNTERFE1rERs.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Whelan, Woods, Bosse,
Sullivan and Mrs. Annie Thomas, five Of the
people arrested Wednesday night and yesterday
for dealing in and showing counte, felt dollars
and half dollars, were taken before United
States Commissioner Ward this evening. The
government not being ready for examination,
bail for each person was fixed at $5 600. Bosse
gave bond at once and Woods and Whelan will
probably do 50 tomorrow. Sullivan and Mrs.
Thomas were remanded. 1t appears that Bic
bush and johnson we're indicted by the United
States grand jury last spring and will shortly
be arraigned before court.
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
HALIFAX, Oct. 24-By the wreck Of the
schooner Nancy on Oariboo island the captain,
four seamen and boy were drowned.
,- ABoRT1oN1srs SENTENCED.
BOSTON, Oct. 24.-The jury in the case of
Caroline G. Goodrich and D. F. Kimball, on
second trial for the murder of Jennie P. Clark,
the victim of the notorious trunk tragedy, re-
turned sealed verdict of guilty. Goodrich
was convicted of having performed the opera
ton which caused the death, and Kinball of
being an accessory.
WRECKED.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. PA large black
vessel, supposed to be the Rooney, of Kings
ton, loaded with limestone, missed the pier
during the westerly gale this morning, and
drifted to leeward and sank in forty feet of
water. A lifeboat has gone to her assistance.
The crew are reported lost.
MURDER AND MANsLAuaHTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-John Clark, Axel
My berg, Peter Rasmussen and Karl Grawfoos,
seamen of the ship Sea King, indicted for the
murder of the mate Charles D. Brooks, have
been found guilty of uanslaughter. Isaac
Jacobson. yesterday, was found guilty of the
murdeI
PATRICIDE.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. M.-Smith Heriatt aged
% years, was arrested near Delaware twenty
five miles north of this city, last night,
charged with attempting to murder his father,
George Heriatt, by shooting him with rev.;l-
yer. The ball took effect over the left eye.
Quarrels have been frequent between the par
ties fer some ii lie over an accusation of intim-
acy with young woman, made by the son
against the father. Young Heriatt denies the
charge, and says his father committed suicide,
but the neighbors don't credit the statement.
The shooting occurred when the parties were
milking COWS, at which time the quarrel is said
to have taken place.