Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
"A M'nnesotian Nam d Daily, Murdered in
Nebraska Other Misdeeds and Mishaus.
ROBBED BY HIS NEPHEW.

"A NJ hhesOtlan Nam d Daily, Murdered in
Nebraska Other Misdeeds and Mishaps.
ROBBED BY HIS NEPHEW.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 2l.-Mr. David Movers
from the Black Hills, arrived here few DAYS
ago and put up at the Kirby House. A bow
brothers wife, stayed with Meyers at the hotel
because the latter was not in good heslth.
This morning the youngster was found to have
decamped and taken With him all Movers
money, his watch, etc. The money amounts
to about $500.
MURDER OF A MINNEsoTIAN.
OMAHA. Sept. 2l.-James Daily, laborcr, %
years of age, was murdered Saturday afternoon
nine miles south Of Omaha. He was in COM
pany with two men named John Ward and
James Wenter. They had been working to-.
set1er IN Minnesota since last May. and came
10 Nebraska in search of emplnymen for
themselves and teams. The objective point
BENG Hastings, this State They
nau stopped IN dense woods off from the
main travelled road for rest and to water their
horses: After hooking up ready to resume
thelr journey, Ward, seating himself on the
box by Dailey's side, and without warning.
shot him in the back, the ball enetrating the
lung, causing death. =,
MURDERED FOR A DEBT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-John Hurtgen, q young
blacksmith of Warrenton Mo-, goL into a dis.
pute with Geo. Lee last night, about a bill dine
the former BY the latter, which re, ulted in the
killing Of Rnrtgen.
SHOT HIMSELF.
A. D. Meredith, young lawyer and son of
Judge Meredith, Richmond, Va, suicided at
Kansas City yesterday by shooting himself.
Depression, growing out of financial troubles
and sickness resulting, said to be the cause.
number OF leading lawyers, merchants and
other citizens of this city recently rendered a
public banquet to Judge Dillon as an expires.
sion of their high regard and e. TEEN for him
as an individual and judge, but he was forced
TO decline the compliment on account of being
Obliged to go to his new Eastern home at once,
SUICIDE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 21.-In answer to a
telegram the coroner receiveda dispatch to-day
from P. B. Fairchild, New York, asking that
the body of A. s. Winant, the man found
floating in the lake yesterday, be held until
further orders. Winant, who came here from
buffalo last Wednesday, appeared to be in
De. pendent mood and had been drinking freely
since bis arrival. On Saturday he made in.
qnlrles AZ to quiet place where a man could
drown. Undoubtedly case of suicide.
PISTOL SHOPS BURNED.
HARTFORD, Sept: 21--The pistol shops of
Savage d Smith, Middle6eld, burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $27,0U0.
DROWNED ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
OWEN SOUND, Sept. 2l.-The steamer North
ern Queen, from Sault Ste Marie, reports Geo.
Chisholm and son, of the Bruce mines Lake
Superior, and Mr.. Cowper, cf Toronto left
the Bruce mines for Thessalon river in small
boat. Several days elapsing and no tidings, a
tug was sent in search, and found the oara and
rudder and Chisholm's trunk on the beach mid
way betwe II these places. Feared all drowned
VINEGAR WORKS BURNED.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-F. Weller & Co.'s vim
egar works, numbers G2 and Ga East Second
street. burned early this morning. Loss, Sl2,-
OOO; insurance about $1,000.