Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Sudden Death of q Travelling Man at
Springfield, ILL.,, by strangulation-Juve-
nile stabbing at st. Louis-Hanglng at
Lebanon, Pa, To-Dsy-Attempted Sui
eide of Female Pedestrian -bdiscella-
neous.
OCEAN CASUALTY.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The steamship Minnesota
arrived from New York. She has on board the
crew of the bark Royal Arch, when the vessel
was in sinking condition. The men had been
at the pumps several days. One had been
washed overheard. The vessel sent boat to
their rescue, but the weather was so rough the
men were compelled to Jump into The sea and
were hauled into tho boat by q line. Heavy
gales yesterday at Scarborough. Liverpool,
Kirkwall and Dundee caused some damage to
shipping.
FORGERY.
New YORK, Nov. l3.-John Emil Kubeley,
for four years assistant bookkeeper of Henry
Clausen Il Sons, brewers, is believed to have
placed not lees than $20. 900 spurious paper
forgeries upon the firm. Clausen & Co. have
attached Kubeley's property.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.-Mrs. Mattie Potts,
who recently completed her walk from Phila-
delphia to New Orleans and return, attempted
suicide last night by placing her head on .
railroad track. Proverty and failure to find
employment led to the act.
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-President Hayes
has committed to eighteen years imprisor-
ment the sentence of Isaac jacobson, the sailor
convicted Of the murder of Chas. D. Brooks
mate of the ship Sea King, and sentenced to be
hanged January 30th.
MUST HANG.
New York, Nov. 13.-A Harrisburg dispatch
says: The governor of Pennsylvania has de-
cided not to respite Charles Drews aud Frank
sicker, sentenced to be hanged tomorrow at
Lebanon.
BURGLARIzED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Burglars entered the
house of Joseph Hensley, on DeKalb street,
and, when cornered by him, fred three shots
into his body, from the effects of which he
died in few minutes. No reliable clue has
been obtained.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Nov. 13.-T. Robertson, of
Hinsdale, N. r., dropped dead in the Revere
House this morning, while removing his coat.
be Ia travelling for an eastern manufacturing
firm and had been sick several DAYS. The
cause of death was strangulation from the
breaking of an ulcer in his throat.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
ELG1N. ILL.,, Nov. l3.-The mail train on the
Galena division of the Northwestern road, this
morning, while rounding curve east of this
place, ran over two unknown men who we're
| sleeping on the track. One of them was liter
ally torn to pieces, and the mutilated remains
| scattered about four rods. The other suffered
skull fracture and will probably die 1t is
supposed he mon were tired tramps or were
intoxicated.
REv1vNa A MURDER MYSTERY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ia revival has been
made In the newspapers of the mystery con-
nected with the murder of Harry Baldwin,
| with view of accounting for the murder by
the theory that stray shot fred by VIM. &.
Holler was the cause. To the statement that
| ne had paid large sums of money to free him
SELF from suspicion, Holler makes denial, ex-
| in the case.
! JUHNILE sTABB1Nu.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 13.--About O'Clock this even
ing Johnny O'Toole, aged IA. and Paddy EN-.
NETT, cripple, aged IS, got into q quarrel
corner of 18th street and Clarke avenue. EN-
NETT struck O'Toole under the eye with rock,
whereupon O'Toole whipped out knife and
| plunged it into Emmett's left breast infictinc
awound from which he died while being con.
Veyeo TO the hospital. " Ioole was arrested.
AvEEa1Sa SISTER.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia Hopkinsvilles special
to the Cou1ier-Journaz says: ". H. Coombs,
of this city, was shot and killed on the main
street at 6:20 o'clock this evening. Coombs
seduced Ferguson's sister under promise Of
marriage and having refused to comply
with the promise, Ferguson approached him
with shot gun at the hour named and emptied
the contents of both barrels into his body, one
| load taking effect in Coombs in the right arm
and side and the other in the back of the head.
He died instantly. Ferguson gave himself up
and was lodged in Jail.
HANGED.
GALVESTON, Nov. l3.-A Ne,gs' special from
Sherman says Julius Toettel was hanged to-day
for the murder Of Josh Bremen, in Dennison,
the 18th of January. About 5000 people wit
messed the execution. He exhibited but little
emotion and died in III u minutes by strangu-
lation, the six feet drop failing to break his
neck.