Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
THE ANGELES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE ANGELES DEPARTURE
CHICAGO, Feb. 28.-Chas. w. Angel was
taken to Joliet at o'clock this morning. His
brother William accompanied him, and con-
siderable crowd collected at the depot of the
Chicago Il Alton railroad when the train left.
MIR. Pullman says his talk with Angel last
night brought out the fact already surmised
that Angel began running behind and borrow
ing within a year after his wifes death, and
that creditors became pressing that in the
absence of Mr.. Pullman he concluded to settle
with them by using the company's money, and
to leave the country with competency The
enormity of his crime he said first appeared
when he left Rio for Lisbon, and his mind was
arrested.
BURNED TO DEATH.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-A dispatch from Mel
sonville, Ohio, states that the house of J. Nj.
Lunsford burned to the ground about IL
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Lunsford and six
OF his children, who were asleep, were smoth-
cred or burned to death. Only his wife and
one child escaped.
OFF THE TRACK
CLEVELAND, Feb. 28.-The Pullman hotel car
and sleeper On train No. Z, fast line express
west on the Pennsylvania road, ran off the
track at Salem, O., at l o'clock this morning.
One person was slightly injured.
THE LYNN MYSTERY.
BOSTON, Feb. 26.-Investigation regarding the
body of the young woman found in the saugus
river at Lynn has demonstrated beyond doubt
that her death was caused by abortion, proba
BILE within forty-eight hours. The body was
clothed in long white night-dress. Under
meath was merino shirt, and around the abdo-
men was swath of brown checked gingham.
In her ears were small gold rings. with pend
ant globe. The face was clothed with frozen
blood, which, being washed away, revealed the
fact that her nose had been cut completely off,
apparently with sharp instrument and with
the object of causing designation which
would prevent identification. The body was
that OF a person probably between 20 and rs
years of age. The face was much emaciated
and bore signs of intense suffering previous to
death. The weight was about lis pounds, and
height about five feet one inch. Her hair was
shorter than usually worn by women. and was
light brown in color. Her teeth were sound but
uneven, and probably showed quite promi-
nently in front. During life the deceased had
apparently not been accustomed to manual
labor, as her hands were quite white.
< CROOKED WHISKY OPERATORS ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Deputy United States
Marshal Roe arrested yesterday afternoon and
evening at Pekin and Peoria some fifty per-
sons, under Indictment at Springfield for COM
plicity in the whisky frauds. Some of them
are most prominent and wealthy citizens
Among the names are J. D. Mcintyre, Chris
w. Alderman, K. Jacob Lucas, John and Geo.
Hurbert, John L. Smith, Carl Hirsken, VIM.
James, Thos. Edds, Geo. G. Gassford, Geo. T.
Resinge Dan Resinger, John Stultz, II. P.
Westerman, John L. Westerman, Herman
Kickler J. A. McGrew and g. r. Cobleigh, all
of Pekin. Also from Peoria: T. J. McGrew,
John Warner, James Spiers and James White
Also, j. P. Stearns and L. D. Mills, of Barton,
and many others. The arrested men represent
every branch of business. Startling develop
ments are promised. The entire company left
Springfield to-day. No occurrence has produo-
ed so much excitement in that section for
years. One OF the chief witnesses is said to be
a disinherited son of John ID. MCINTYRE, the
heaviest distiller in that section.
RESPECTABLE CITIZENS DEFALcAT1oN.
BOSTON, Feb. 28.-Investigation into the af-
fairs of the late Horatio N. Richardson, shows
a deficiency in the accounts of several corpora
lions of which he was treasurer. Richardson
was one of the best known and most respected
citizens of Attleboro.
NECKTIE soC1ABLE.
CooPERsrowN, N. Y, Feb. 2s.-Myron A.
Buell. has been sentenced to be hanged April
Is, for the murder of Colhaune M. Richards.
June 26, 1878.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Charles Bernstein and
Abraham D. Freeman, convicted of arson in
completely with Pearlstein, now in State prison
in setting fire to Ludlow street tenement.
were sentenced to the State prison for life.
KILLED BY FALLING T1mBERs.
CINCINNATI, Feb 2S.-At a barn raising near
Liberty. Ind, yesterday, Joseph Shrackengast
was killed and Clarence Leonard fatally in
]ured by the frame of the barn falling upon
them.
DISASTROUS NCENDIARY FIRE.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 2S-An extensive
confagration at Parol. county seat of Orange
county, Ind, at o'clock this morning, de
stroyed $4,000 worth of property, including
The Albert hotel, a boot and shoe store grocery
store and nine dwelling houses, the best IF the
place. Small insurance. Work of incendiary.
49, WHISKY CROOKS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-In the United
States court to-day, twenty-five parties arrested
at Pekin and Peoria under indictments found
by the last grand jury for crookedness in
whisky, appeared and gave bail in sums rang
ing from 81, 900 to $1,000. number of
others are under arrest, but have not yet been
brought before the court.
''HEATHEN cH1NEE'' ROW.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-Virginia City dis
patch: Chinatown has been in commotion all
day over an abducted China woman. Officers
who went down to rescue her were fred on by
the Chinese with shotguns They returned the
tlre with revolvers and dispersed the Chinese.
The woman, who was taken by the police, was
married this afternoon. The couple asked to
be allowed to- spend the honeymoon in the
county jail, as they feared being killed. Con-
siderable excitement prevailed. The Chinese
again attacked the officers this evening, who
went after the woman's clothes