Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-26
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bridge. Securing some pieces of iron he made
his way to . canebreak, where he relieved him
self of the shackles. Walking forty or fifty
miles he worked the freight trains on the St.
Louis d Iron Mountain railway at night, and
tramped when he thought it prudent, leaving
the train at Argenta, he walked down the Ar
kansas river to Red Bluff, where he crossed.
and when within six miles of Pine Bluff, being
much fatigucd, stopped in corn crib out of
shower, from where he was discovered and ar
rested by Constable Bush. Deery says he was
on his way to give himself up.
DAMAGING RAINS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25.-Reports from the sub
urbs of this city show considerable damage vas
caused by the excessive rainfall the ,ast two
days. Railroads centering here from the West
suffered more or less by land slides and wash
outs. Houses were flooded, fences and build
ings washed away and other property destr, ed
The principal damage was experienced at Mill
vale borough, where thirty houses were flood
ed, stables and outhsuses carried away and
bridges and culverts destroyed. The Evergreen
narrow gauge railroad at that place loses seven
bridges and several hundred feet of track. No
los" of life occurred. though several narrow es-
capes from drowning are reported.
CUSTOMS sw1Np1E.
New YORK, Aug. 25-Judge Choate, in tho
United States court to-day. rendered a decls-
ion in the petition of Damos Barnes. assignee
IN the bankruptcy Of Theo. q. vetterl. m l.
Sons, of New York, and Vetterlin & Co., of
mission of forfeiture and penalties incurred by
vetterlin d Sons, amounting to over $lOO, 100,
in the importation of tobacco. The Judge
finds the importers made double set of in
voices, and they were not made for an honeat
purpose. and that the explanation of the double
invoices was not satisfactory. He finds, ALSO
that there was fraud in the matter of damage
allowance, and he reports to the secretary OF
the treasury adversely to the remission of for
FIXTURES Of penalties.
BOY MURDER.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25.-Charlie Order, but II
years of age, has been arrested, charged with
the murder of James Femie, playmate Of the
same age, Friday afternoon. They, with num-
Der OF other boys, we're playing, when dispute
arose between Order and Femie, in which the
former strack the latter on the head with
rock. knocking him down. He was taken to
his home where he complained of pain in the
head, back of the left ear, where slight bruise
was noticed. The little fellow laid down, but
his parents thought that it would be all right in
short time and paid little attention to the
matter. About IL o'clock that night he was
taken worse, and at 1890 Saturday night died
from conclusion of the brain, produced by the
blow received with the rock. Young Order had
an examination in the city court. and was held
in $500 to answer at the circuit court.
ATHREE DOLLAR MURDER
CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-W. Freye. a journey
man baker. killed Jacob Kouch ut the bakery
of the latter, on Buckeye street, at an early
hour this morning by repeated blows upon the
head with a Ratchet. Cause of the assault was
the reservation of 81 from Freye's wages to pay
debt the latter had incurred in neighborinp
grocery.
MURDER FOR WOMAN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 25.-In the town of
Hartford, Wisconsin, two strangers named
Cook and Owens, lay claim to the same wife.
Owens and the woman came together, short
time ago. Cook soon followed, and on Satur-
day entered the house to get his wife to return
home. He was driven out by stoning, where
upon he drew a revolver and shot Owens. Cook
Was arrested. Owens is not expected to re-
cover.
COMMITTED.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-Lsrry O'Neill, the scilian,
has been committed for his share in the MUIR
der of Joseph F. Frye, to await actionof the
grand jury.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
GREENocK, Aug. 25.-The steamship State Of
Indiana, while on her way to Glasgow, ground
ed opposite Demborton in consequence of
breaking the steering gear.
KILLED BY FALLING ARCH.
PorrsTowN, Pa, Aug. 25.-Samuel Laner,
member of the town council, was killed, and
John Hoffman, Price Willianer, Wharton Bell
and man named Boyer, believed fatally in
jured this afternoon by the falling of an arch
which was being removed to make repairs at
fha laak fa,vn 1E tla To-,
pany.
THE CHISHOLM TRIAL.
New YosK, Aug. 25.-Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford left to-day for Harrisburg, to join Mrs.
Chisholm as her personal counsel in the suits
in Kempe county, Mississippi. They leave
Harrisburg the 26. b to 60 via the Cincinnati,
Louisville, Mobile & Ohio railroad to Meriden,
Mississippi.
PENNSYLVANIA RIOT BILL CORRUPTION.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 25.-In tho criminal court
to-day, Judge Pearson charged the grand Jury
at length on the cases of corrupt solicitations
of members Of the legislature, in connection
with the Pittsburgh riot bill. He instruSted
the Jury to bring in true bills against any per-
son OF persons who offered or accepted OF
sgted to accep!: bribes of any kind, and IL the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS produce witnesses to
establish the facts to ignore the bills.
BURNED TO DEATH.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Aug. 25.-rhe naptha lamu
Of a peddler at Danielsonvi11e used to light h,s
stand, exploded, setting the clothes of three
children on fire. One Walter Bowman, ia
dead and another named Lucien is not ex.
pected to live.
HELD TO BAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-The coroner's in
vcstigation into the cause of the collision on
the narrow gauge railroad on the 18th inst.
resulted to-day in holding to bail on the charge
OF granddaughter of J. 8. Vert, assistant super
lntendent; Charles E. Redman, telegraph 'ope
rator 1t Camden; Eiwood johnson, engineer Of
the freight train; and John A. Ewings, con.
ductor of the freight train.
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION. .faS
TAMAouA, Pa, Aug. s25-The upper powder
mill of II. A. Weldy l. Co. exploded to-day
killing the foreman, Jas. Meifert, and serious
| ~ burning two children.
! THIEF ARRESTED.
WHEELING. West Va, Aug. 25.-Constablt
Charles Exley to-day arrested James Athens, o.
Toledo, charged with stealing 81, 900 from Geo
L. johnson of that city.
SERIOUS STORM IN TEXAS
GALVESTON, Aug. 25.-1n Fridays storm !,
Sabine, the steamer Vicksburg was wrecked