Daily globe., 1879-08-23
HE'LL AT THE ''HUB."

HILL Al HUB.
BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The Journal says the agent
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, this morning secured the arrest of
several persons living at South Walpole,
charged with keeping an infamous den where
infanticide and it is said abortion have been
several times committed. Bodies of two in
fants supposed to have been murdered have
been found. family known by the name of
Tiffany kept the place for a long time, and re-
ports of dark deeds committed in the estab-
lishment have been circulated on several occa-
sions. Officers expect to recover the bodies of
three or four children this afternoon.
ARREST OF LARRY o'NE1L.
New YORK, Aug. 22.-Angelo Omfane alias
Larry O'Neil, one of the accessories of the MUIR
der of Joseph Frye, of Boston, was captured in
Brooklyn, tonight. Learning the man they.
were IN search OF had an engagement to meet =
vorite Italian headquarters, Detectives Dorsey,
OF this city, Wood, of Boston. and Roche and
Mahoney, of Brooklyn, went there and found
him there, when he was placed under arrest.
He said he knew what he was arrested for but
1t would be all right when he went to Boston.
de said he didn't commit the murder but knew
who did it. BE acknowledges to having been
with Ardeto and 1nfantino the night Of the
murder, but says he stopped outside the house.
About midnight his companions came out and
showed him several articles which they said
Frye had given them. After that, when he re-
killed Frye. The prisoner afterwards denied
the story. He was willing to go to Boston with
out a arequisition. He will be taken back to-
morrow by Detective Wood.
LEAVENWORTHs 8 DEFAULTING CLERK ARRESTED.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Aug. 22.-Fred. NJ.
Spaulding, the defaulting city clerk who has
been missing for some time was arrested to-
night, he having just returned, it is supposed,
from Freeport, Ill. He was found by the Off
GERS at his house about IL o'clock, and taken
into custody. he takes matters very coolly,
and says he has returned to take his chances.
ADETERM1NED MURDER.
TusocLA ILL.,, Aug. 22-Yesterday George
Clark was fatally shot by his stepson, Hugh
Mcclure, who met Clark in the street and told
him he had come all the way from Kansas to
Mcclure gave himself up to the authorities.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The house of Mrs. Jacob
Monks. milk woman, residing at Lake View,
was struck by lightning this morning, and she
was killed instantly by the thunderbolt.
SUMMER HOTEL BURNED.
REHoBoTH. Del, Aug. 22.-The Surf house
was burned early this morning. Sixty guests
were in the house at the time and escaped but
lost all their baggage.
COMMITTED
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Theodore McGui-
rick, arrested at Erie, has been fully committed
for the murder of James Heeds in 1868.
DROWNED BY TIDAL WAVE.
San Francisco, Aug. pa dispatch from
Santa Rosa says at Fiske, Millsomona county,
Monday, tidal wave washed threo men and
one woman into the ocean, and all were
drowned.
DIED SINGING John BROWNS BODY"
GALVESTON, Tex, Aus. pa Neacs special
from Austin says: Taylor AXE, convicted of
rape, was banged to-day in the presence of
1000 spectators, mostly negroes. he declared
his Innocence in a speech to the crowd, main
tanned his composure until the black cap was
drawn, when he deferred the hanging by various
pretexts. The drop fell while he sang John
Browns Body" His neck wasDbroken by the
fall.
CAMP GROUNDS DEsoLATED BY WIND.
BELox1, Miss, Aug. ga terrific storm at
the Sea Shore camp grounds. The tabernacle
and other buildings were blown down. Only
two persons reported hurt.
PosToFFIcE THIEF ARRESTED.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22.-Eugene Gardner,
colored, formerly a member of the legislature
and for some years clerk in the postofice has
been arrested, charged with embezzling valu.
able letters, one firm alone claiming to have
lost three hundred letters containing remit
tances.