Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

| CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Man Gets Five Years for Stealing $64 900
and Realizes Handsome salary-Mur-
derers Sentenced for Their Crimes-A
Public Official Defaults at Santa Cruz.
Cal.-FaI of Buildings at New York With
Probably Fatal Results.
FATALLY SHOT. 5a
! Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
MANKATo, Mimi, Sept. ia said and fatal
accident happened at Good Thunder TO-DAY. a
little after dinner. Johnnie Lang, vonnp
man Of "a or rs years of age, in dragging a rife
! from wagon. muzzle first, shot himself in the
vicinity of the heart and died almost in
stantly. ~
$4,000 A YEAR SALARY.
BOSTON, Sept. 13.-Prescott Pillsbury. of
Lawrence, Mass, bank cashier, convicted of
embezzlement of $4,000. has been sentenced
to five years in the Lawrence Jail.
ONLY TECHNICAL, OF COURSE
BOSTON, Sept. l3.-The savings banks COM
mlssloners have requested the resignation of
John O. Crowley, president of the Union Insti-
tuition OF Savings, on account of transactions
which they claim irregular. Crowley hiss
resigned but says the case involves only tech
meal question and the bank doesn't lose a cent.
The directors adopted resolutions of confidence
in Crowley. :
DOUBLE MURDER.
HUDSON, N. Y, Sept. 13-Henry Moetl. of
Taghkaine, killed his wife and her paramour.
SHOT HIS MAN.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept l3.-Oficer John Shaef
shot and killed James Lee, colored. here Lao.
night. Lee resisted the officer, and it is said
the shooting was done in self defense. The
ball took effect between the eyes. Shaef ia
under arrest,
VESSEL sCUrTLED, .
CAIRO. ILL.,, Sept. l3.-As the fire in the hold
of the steamer Annie P. Silver was still burn
ing this morning, she was scuttled and sunk in
shallow water near the Kentuckey shore. The
wrecHng steamer Eckert will pump her ont to-
day. ~ W.
COLLISION.
BUFFALO, Sept. 13.-The workingmen of the
Western Union telegraph company and of the
American Union telegraph company came into
collision to-day, causing considerable excite
ment. ~
FALL OF BUILDINGS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The buildings Nos. 8
and 10 West Fourteenth street, in process of de-
molition, fell to-day, burying six workmen.
The police, fremen and laborers have taken ont
Mccormick, fatally injured. Others from their
cries give evidence of life, but have not vet
been rescued. ....-0o
The following is list of casualties caused bv
the tall of the building at Robert and Four
teenth streets to-day: Michael Mccormick.
seriously injured about the body. Taken to
the hospital: John W. Carroll. seriously
Bellevue hospital. John Fisher was not danger
ously hurt. John Coffee seriously but not
fatally hurt John Martin, badly hurt about
the head and breast by falling bricks. Taken
to bellevue hospital. James Gibney, fireman,
whlle resculns the wounded, was badly hurt
by falling wall. Fortunately mono of the
workmen who were buried beneath the fallen
walls lost their lives. 80
New YORK, Sept. 1s.-Dr. George W. Weld a
dentist of West 26th street, and DR.. Pope, of
West 39th street were arrerted this afternoon
on warrants issued by Justice Bixby, of Jeffer-
son Market police court, charged with produc-
ing an abortion on Jenny Regney, of Tenth
avenue. and were committed to prison for ex-
animation.
FOB LIFE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The jury in the trial of
John @. Hayward. for the murder of James
Mcmillan, nearly year ago, tonight brought
in verdict of guilty, and fixed the punish
ment at imprisonment for life.
TEN YEARS FOR LIFE. ..
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 13.-For killing James
Gallagher, at Archibald, April 18th last. VIII
liam Scott was to-day sentenced to ten years.
hard labor and solitary confinement in the
Eastern penitentiay.
ANOTHER DEFAULrER.
San FRANCISCO Sept. ia dispatch from
Santa Cruz says: In counting the funds of the
county treasury to-day, deficit of nearly
$24oOO was discovered. A warrant was issued
Tor the treasurer, George Otis, who has disap-
peared and it is feared has committed suicide.
BAN FRANCISCO, Sept l3.-Later dispatch
from Santa Cruz: The absence of the treasurer
was only temporary. BE had not left town.
thousand dollars lying around loose, and moth
ing to show that burglary had been committed.
Inc treasurer advances no theory concerning
the disappearance Of the funds, is now under
arrest, and has turned over his property to his
bondsmen.
CHARGED WITH RAPE
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 81. M. New
berry, 70 years old, is charged with attempted
| rape of l2-year-old girl in Scott county. The
omcers discovered him in church, when he
sprang through window and escaped.
| BOLD RoBBERY
TOLEDO, Sept. 13.-To-night, at ~ o'clock.
two masked men entered the residence of r. ].
Wallace. on Michigan street, and one of them,
placing q revolver at Mrs. Wallace's head.
threatened to blow her brains out if she made
any noise, while the other robber robbed her of
| her diamonds valued at $4,000. The robbers
escaped and no clue of them is yet obtained.
| PLANNING MILL FIRE.
DETROIT, Sept. 13.-The Free Press special
reports q fire at East Saginaw this afternoon
destroyed planning mill owned by Linton &
Frost. quantity of planed lumber aud . car
OF Eastwood lumber owned BY j. M. McCrellis,
Manchester, N. H., and $4,000 fence piokets
owned by CLARK, Lovejoy & Co., Boston. Loss,
3d. 500; insurance, $4,000.
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