The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
Crimes and Casualties.

ARREST OF A DEALER IN STOLEN BONDS,
PHILADELPHIA, October "A weIl-drcss.
ed man, about thirty-6ve years old, entered
clearinghouse on Third street this morn.
ing and presented the coupons OF q $40
United States bond to be cashed. He was
recognized as the man who. early in SEN
TENDER, sold a thousand-dOllar United
States bond and the next day offered two
thousand seven hundred dollars in United
States bonds for sale. Among the latter was
one which had been stolen from the Man.
haitian Bank, the original No. OF which had
been changed. The bankers refused to DUR
chase it, and the man escaped. 1t was found
this morning that The bond he presented
was the same Que he offered in September,
but the No. had been changed again. The
man, who gave his name as J. Warren and
his residence as Wilmington, Del, was
taken into custody, and at hearing this al
ternoon he gave the name Of W. L. Boul-
din, and was held in twenty thousand dol
lars bail for hearing on Wednesday next.
He has been identified AZ John Cannon,
we'll known to the New York police as a
dealer in stolen bonds.
CRIME IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 4.-Robert Stewart,
who was shot yesterday by Bernard Breuck,
a bartender, on Hamilton avenue, Brook
Ign, died to-day, from the effects OF his
wound, at Long Island Hospital.
'Pietro Balbo, the italian who murdered
his wife in this city Wednesday last, having
been traced to Easton, Harrisburg, and
Plttsburg, was captured in Wheeling and
brought here to-day. He admits his guilt,
and says jealousy was the cause.
ASCENDING DEBTORS.
NEW YORK. October 4.-E. Fl. HempelI,
dealer in millinery goods, in Broomc street,
and George L. Baur, manufacturer Of trim
med hats, in Canal street, are believed to
have left the city. leaving a large amount OF
unpaid Indebtedness. Hempcl is said to
owe upwards OF $4,000. He came here in
July, stating TO The trade that he was a
Memphis refugee; that he had $1,000 in
cash, and expected $4,000 or $1,000 more as
soon as his cotton business in the fever
stricken city had been settled up. His
creditors have employed detectives TO
search for him. His place of business was
closed on the pretcxt OF death in his family.
When entered by officers it was found that
his goods bad been removed, leaving only
empty cases in the room.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
NORFOLK, OCLODpF IA DOllef EXPLOSION
occurred this morning at the cotton-gin Of
l.. B. White, near Middleburg, y. c., while
the engine was being fired up. Three ne
groes were killed, their bodies being fright
fully mangled, and portions OF them scat
tered for some distance around.
TERRIBLE FALL IN NINE.
SAN FRANCISCO, October A dispatch
from Bodie says: AS the 6 O'Clock shift
last night was being lowered in Tioga mine
with nine men the engine escaped control
OF the engineer, and they fell to a 500-foot
level. One was killed and others are ex-
pected to die.
FATAL EXPLOSION OLA PowDER-MILL IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, October 4-King's powder
mill, near South Lebanon, exploded yester-
day, killing three men.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIS MOTHER.
NEW ORLEANS, October Paul Aubert
accidentally killed his mother while clean
ing his gun to-day.