Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-31
NJ MBER 1876
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Heavy Default of a Bank Cashier ut Law
renee, Mass.-Two Boys Given Poison by
Their Father Through 1Iistake-Other
Deeds of Deviltry and nishaps.
FATAL sTABB1NG.

FATAL sTABB1NG.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3O---A desperate
fight occurred in Halls bar room, corner Of
St. Clair and Broadway, between John Cole
and Burnett Gordon. Both are from the
neighborhood of Flat Greek, abcnt ten miles
from that city. Cole was killed BY having
9 knife plunged into his throat on the left
side, severing the sub-clavian artery and let
ting outan immense quantity Of blood. The
origin Of the trouble is not known, except
that there has been an old feud existing be-
tween the parties, who were neigh
bors, and who had married half
sisters. Gordon says Cole made
the attack, that he was retreating and de-
Tending himself with q pocket knife against
Cole, who was also armed with knife. Cole
died almost instantly, and Gordon gave him
self up to the authorities. Cole had served
about seven years of a ton year term in the
penitentiary for killing man in Woodford
county, and was pardoned by Governor
Moorhead. Gordon will have his examine
ton trial tomorrow morning.
cowARDLY SHOOTING AT CAIRO.
CARo, Ill, July 80, John Hogan, county
constable, shot and killed Chas D. AFTER,
ex-chief of police, this afternoon. AFTER was
seated, reading newspaper, when Hogan
approached him from behind, and without
word of warning, fired the fatal shot and
then quietly surrendered himself to an Off
Ger, who took him to Jail. Hogan recently
separated from his wife, since which time he
has appeared Respondent, and his friends
think his mind unsettled. Various rumors
are afoat as to the motive, but Hogan gives
no explanation except that he thinks be was
justifable.
QUEBEC. July 3O.-Phillip st. Pierre and
George Barrows. seamen of the steamer st.
Lawrence, we're drowned by falling into the
river, rail having broken.
BRooKvnLE, July 3O.-Miss Hazel, aged
18, and sister aged 5, were drowned in the
st. Lawrence, while bathing.
FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN BROTHERS.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 3O.-A shooting ARRAY
occurred at the farm residence OF Lucas Co.
vert, near Columbus, Indiana, this morning,
at the breakfast table, between his sons,
Henry and Aleck, in which Henry was in
stantly killed and Aleck mortally wounded.
DEFAULT OF A BANK oAsInFR,
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 3d. Prescott
Pillsbury, cashier of the Lawrence National
bank, is in default to the amount of 1854, 600.
Pillsbury took the bank funds to speculate
in mining stock and lost. The stocks which
he held and turned over to the bank are
worth about 100000, making the loss to the
bank $4,000. A warrant has been issued
for the arrest of Pillsbury, who is net now
here. The stockholders made good the
amount of the deficit.
Pillsbury surrendered himself this after
noon and was committed to Jail in default of
$4,000 bail.
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.
ST.. Louis, July 30.-J. P. Keiger, senior,
president of the defunct Broadway Savings
bank, has been arrested on the charge of
embezzlement in connection with the alleged
frauds committed by the officers Of that
institution He gave bonds and was re-
leased.
DIVER sUFFoCATED.
New YoRK, July 30.-Jno. Jenkins diver,
suffocated to-day while endeavoring to re.
cover an anchor at the Battery, the air tube
having burst.
SHOT FOB sLANDER1Na HIS AUNT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3O.-Frank Beamish.
printer, was shot this afternoon BY G. B.
Hammer. Wound not serious Beamish
had reported kissing an aunt of Hammers,
which be refused to contradict, and which
caused Hammer to shoot him. Hammer ar
rested.
POISONED By THEIR FATHER.
LOUISVILLE, July 30.-A Paducah special
to the Courser-J ournal says our neighboring
county of Livingston was tho scene Of dis
tressing accident this morning. Two suung
sons of DR.. A. 81. Boyd being iii, their
father determined to give them santonine,
but through mistake gave them some poison.
In half an hour they took spasms, and one
died in half and the other in three-quartsrs
of an hour. DR.. Boyd is one of the most
respectable citizens of Livingston, and the
boys were promising youths. The santonine
will be analysed at Frankfort at P. NJ to-
day.
BODY RECOVERED.
Boston, July 3O.-Another body was found
in the harbor to-day, supposed to be San, uel
Farrell, the Cincinnati journalist, who was
lost in the storm Of the 18th Tins far