Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24
this evening from Virginia City, where he was
honorably acquitted Of charges made by the

Indian agent of the Crow Indians arrived here
this evening from Virginia City, where he wa,
honorably acquitted Of charges made by the
traders.
ABDUcToR SENTENCED.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2S.---Charles E. Schuyler who
short time since became notorious by the alb
duction of daughter of Mr.. Townsend, pleaded
guilty to the charge to-day and was setenced
to Auburn prison for seven years.
TWENTY BUILDINGS BURNED.
MONTREAL, Oct. 23.--.Fire this morning at
st. Jean Baptist village, suburb of this city,
destroyed twenty houses, principally small
tenement buildings. Loss about $40, 900; in
surance light. About 200 poor people are
homeless. Owing to the district being outside
OF the city limits, the water supply was insult
fcient and the exertions of the firemen of little
avail.
AN INSANE WIFE INDICTED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct. 23.-Mrs Mary e.
Lounsberry has been indicted for the murder
of her husband, Rev. Dexter L. Lounsberry, at
Stratford on September "a. Mrs. Lounsqerry
having been confined to bed since her incarce-
ration, she will not be put to plea till the ap-
proach of the trial.
TWO OUTLAWS LYNCHED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.--A special from Gray
son, Ky, states that two hundred men rode
into Martinsburg, Elliott county, Monday
night, surrounded the Jail, over-powered the
jailor, took two prisoners, John w. Kendall
and VIM. Mcmillan, to tree near by and
hanged them until dead. The men hanged
were known to belong to gang Of outlaws.
BAGGAGE RoBBER.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 23.-Basil Alley, q
colOred driver of the transfer baggage wagon
here, was arrested here to-day for robberies of
baggage passing through his hands. The rob-
berries have been going on for the past two
years, but it ia only within the past week that
suspicion attached to Alley, and officers COM
menced watching him, finally resulting in his
detection and arrest to-day large amount
of fine clothing. jewelry, etc., has been recov-
cred.
CoRB1N ACQUITTED.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 23.-The preliminary
hearing of H. G. Corbin arrested on the charge
of blowing up his hotel and saloon at Wester-
Vile, this county, about one month ago. occur
ed yesterday at o'clock. This morning Mayor
Alexander decided that Corbin was not guilty.
The trial was of much interest to the COM
munity and was largely attended. The crime
was charged to some temperance people at the
time.
GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
DETROIT, Oct. 23.-By IN explosion of gas
oine tank at the State house Of correction at
1onia, last night, Louis Essac, engineer of the
institution, and prisoner names Chas. Crystal,
was seriously burned. Crystal died this morn
ing. Essacs is in a condition critical.
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 23.-Isaao jackson,
sailor on the ship Sea King, has been found
guilty of the murder Of Chss. D. Brooks, mate,
while at sea on the night of Aug. 18TH Several
other seamen, charged with completely in the
murder, will receive separate trials. Sentence
deferred.
A DRUNKEN FALL.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 23.-Herman State
ger, a dry goods clerk living with his wife and
son in the second story Of building on Main
street, was found lying at the foot of the stairs
with his skull broken at early hour this
morning. It ia presumed ne had fallen down
stairs during the night while intoxicated.