Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

.O1UlH1UC l14ND SJ1OOAl llNCs
TIE SUNDAY RECORD OF DEVIL-
TRIES and MISFORTUNES
Trappist Monk jagged for Forgery In
New York-Two Desperate Attempts to
Suicide-A Heartless Fathers Reception
of His Sentence of Death for tho Killing
of His Dauehter-The Illinois Central
Railroad Loses Ten Thousand Dollars
by the Robbery of Two of its Messengers
Mrs Honora Lacy Burned to Death in
Her Observation-Disclosures
TRAPP1sT MONK TURNS FORGER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
ST. Louis, June ga man wearing clerical
suit was arrested yesterday afternoon for at
tempting to pass checks to which the forged
signature of the chancellor of this diocese.
Rev. Father Vonderlanden, was attached. He
was locked up and gave the name of Rev. Cos
ton Van Hoogland. and claimed to be Catho-
lie priest. Later in the evening he attempted
strangulation by suspending himself from
box in his cell, using his handkerchief for
moose. He was discovered and cut down. An
hour afterwards he tried to reach tho arteries
of his arm with his teeth and mangled HIM
self frightfully. The regenade was identified
by leading Catholic clergy as heo Adrian Car
ter, formerly a Trap pist monk. He is native
of Holland and entered the m onastry at Que
bee when he was 16 years Of age. He passed
six years there being taken into the order, and
then stole away. One night subsequently he
attempted to get into the Trappist monastry ut
Gethsomere, but the monks refused to take
him back. Later he turned up at Kirkwood,
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Catholic priesthood. Exposure overlook him
there and he was cast off. Since that time he
has been going about the country playing con.
fdence games, even passing himself of sue
cessfully upon priests in the smaller cities and
towns. fefs
MANHATTAN BANK ROBBERS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, June 8:-James Hope, the we'll
known burglar who took leading part in
planning and carrying out the robbery of tho
Manhattan Savings bank, left the country
took with him his share Of the plumber, which
consisted of bonds and securities. Several OF
the bonds he managed to negotiate and they
have been returned to the United States. Red
Leary, one of the most notorious bank robbers
in this country, who escaped from the Ludlow
street Jail some weeks ago, it il now ascer-
tanned made his way to Canada, thence TO
Halifax and took the steamer for Europe.
ROASTED ALIVE IN CARRIAGE.
Western Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 8.-As Mrs. Honora
Lacy was driving from here to her homo in
Chester county, Pennsylvania, last evening, the
contents of the carriage, cotton and straw.
we're ignited by matches, and in an instant the
whole interior of the vehicle was in blaze,
and the horses becoming frightened ran away,
and before stopped Mrs. Lacy was literally
| roasted alive.
BOLD STREET ROBBERY IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June AT half past two this
afternoon one of the boldest robberies ever COM
mitted in Chacago was perpctrated near the
/ intersection of Wabash avenue and Washing
i ton street. Henry b. Hanson. stout colored
boy about twenty years old, had been dispatch
ed by the Illinois Central railroad treasurer
with package of money to the Merchants
Loan and Trust Cos. bank. Carl Wilson, the
bank messenger, accompanied him as guard.
The package contained between nine and ten
thousand dollars. The exact amount is known
but to the treasurer, and he refuses to give it
Hanson reached the point above indicated. two
men walked up to them at an ordinary brisk
/ gait separating as they appros ched, going on
either side of the messengers. When
they arrived within reaching dis
lance, they threw the !, contents n
faces of Wilson and Hanson, and subsequently
dealt Hanson three heavy blows with q sand
bag, and as quick as thought selling the pack
age of greenbacks which he carried in small
canvas bag under his arm, jumped into Gov
cred buggy which stood by the Sidewalk and
4 drove of at a furious rate south, down Wabash
1 avenue. A considerable number OF people
4 were on the thoroughfare at the time and quite
4 number witnessed the bold proceeding, but
none were able to interfere in time to prevent
the escape. The messengers were nearly blind
from the effects of the pepper, but IS soon as
possible reported the affair. The news was
speedily flashed to all police stations and the
most vigorous steps were taken to capture the
4 highwaymen. There is no very valuable clue
8 to them, all descriptions being unsstis factory
/. The rig has been found and identified al one
hired at IL O clock this morning at 5l7 State
street by a stranger.
4 VERDICT SET ASIDE.
CINCINNATI, June Sin the case of Mrs
Christian Goetz, of Milwaukee, against Jno. A.
Goetz, her son, of Chicago; motion for new
trial was heard to-day in the circuit court. On
reviewing the evidence, the court was satisfied
the plaintiff and her witness, Adolf Goetz, erred
in their statements to the jury. also that the
verdict was not justified by the testimony. The
court therefore set aside the verdict.
"aooD, LET ME HANG ON MONDAY
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-When the jury yes
, terday brought in a verdict of guilty against
Edward Parr, who murdered his daughter, Mrs
Susan Irwin, the prisoner. exclaimed, "Good
let me hang on Monday" Parc smiingll
told his counsel that he was satisfied with tn
: result. The hanging will be fxed for Friday
ELEVEN BUILDINGS BURNED.
Dw1aHr, ILL.,, June ga fire originating il
1 McKay's harness shop this morning destroyed
eleven business houses and dwellings. Los
: estimated at $75, 600. Insured for $25, 600
E principally in the Hartford, Springfield, North
= British and German-American companies.
9 SAW MILL FIRE.
t EAST MAcH1As, Maine, June S.-Talbot Co
: saw mills, with large quantity of lumber an
r considerable machinery burned this morning
). Loss heavy.
q PICNIC ROW.
"a WHEELING w. Va, June 8.-While attendin
<, the picnic Of the Leisure boat club, Saturds
ID evening, James Smith got into a fight Wit
le roughs. Daniel Smith, bis father, went to hi
rs assistance, when the roughs turned on him
l. Paddy Nichols drew revolver, when it va
Ia snatched out Of his hands by VIM. Clayton, VII
~ shot Daniel Smith fatally, the ball penetratir
: the bowels. After the shooting Smith was te
p .. ribly pounded by Nichols and William IN
81 Jasper Clayton. Smith is lingering, but Il
8, Nichols gave himself up to-day. Warren
$, are out for the two Claytons, but as yet ths
y. have not been apprehended.
t. DROWNED.
Id Boston, June 8.-Three young men, Charl
,g Fa6eld, Wm.J. Pinkham and VIM, Russell, wei
ar drowned. in Salem, Mass, harbor, to-day, I
the capsizing of a sail boat.
Conrress Nominee OF the San Francis