Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Five Persons Lost in Collision just Out
From New Yerk--Killed by Lightning
MiscellaneOua.
ARSON TO COVER THEFT.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, June 29.-On the 18th of
May last, the grocery and meat market of
Layer & Bruins was burned out, and once
subsequently, that firm has suffered from
several weeks Chief of Police Kennedy has
been engaged with his detectives in working
the case up. The efforts of the detectives
eliminated last night at midnight, in the ar
rest of Henry Miller and John Hunkerbreter,
on the charge of arson and forgeries upon
the firm of Layer & Bruins. One of the
singular features of the case is the fact that
Henry Miller, one of the parties arrested, is
partner in the firm of Layer & BRUINS, so
far as their market business is concerned. It
is the theory of the officers that he was en-
deavoring to beat his partners in more ways
than one. The reason for committing the
arson is alleged to be thefts that are sup
posed to have been perpetrated by the ar
rested parties.
Maryland CYCLONE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
BALTIMORE, Nd, juno 29.-A terrible cy-
clone swept over the city Yesterday afternoon,
and though of only few minutes duration,
caused great destruction to property, and it
is expected later reports from Chesapeake
loss of life. There were two destructive
storms.
MURDER IN Low DIVE.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
MONTREAL, June ga woman of the
town, Mrs. Connolly, was found murdered
in low den on William street, Griffentown,
last night. The place was kept by Jacob
Myers and wife. Whisky drinking and fight
ing had been going on all day, and late last
night the police, learning that all was not
right, visited the place. On entering the
house they saw lying upon the floor the body
of a woman. The head was completely
severed from the body and placed in a
bucket in corner of the room. In the
bucket also was the right hand of the I'M
fortunate woman. The whole neck had
been removed from the trunk, and Jagged
wounds extended almost from shoulder to
shoulder. Mrs. Myers was found in bed
half drink and her underclothing saturated
with blood. The Ak was found in a trunk
and the police fix upon Mrs. Myers as the
murderess. A man named flanagan had
visited the house in the forenoon and created
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lily living on the flat below heard heavy
thud and sound of chopping during the
afternoon, at which time it is supposed the
murder was committed.
BROKE THROUGH BRIDGE.
WYTHEvnL1E, Va, June 28.--The engine and
two front cars of the east bound mail train this
morning, broke through Red Creek bridge three
miles west Of this place, and fell distance Of
80 feet The express messenger Langhorn was
killed, Conductor Fairfax and two mail agents
were injured and several passengers were hurt.
EDMuNDs, THE FoRGER.
BOSTON, June 29.-Capt. James F. Edmunds,
the forger, was brought here to-day from New
ton and locked up in prison. He is still sick
and was accompanied from home by physic-
ian. The forged paper is in the form of notes
for three four months and all maturing in
the next four months. His property was at
tacbed several days ago for large amounts.
His forgeries are reported to have been going
on four or five years. It is thought he is bor-
dering on insanity.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Two children of Mr..
Wiswall master mechanic of the Harlem rail-
road company, we're killed by lightning this
afternoon in front of their home in Morrisania.