Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

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Sch auer Discovered Near the Scene Of
BODY OF GoLrz FOUND.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
HENDERSON, Mimi, Dec. S.-The remains of .
man supposed to be Fred. Goltz, who shot Mrs.
schauer last spring, were found yesterday by boy
Of Charles Schauer while hunting rabbits, In thick
hazel BRUSH about 100 rods from the house, In the
town Of Green Ise, where Mrs. Schauer was shot,
The bones are all there, and attached together In
regular form, except the head, which lies few feet
of, The boots are on the feet, and considerable Of
his clothing lies scattered around His revolver and
box Of cartridges are lying beside the bones. This
mains just as they were found and is correct. The
coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow. There is
doubt the remains are those of doltz.
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LIE SuEUR, Dec. 3.-The fine residence of w.
Boright was burned last night, between and 2
o'clock. The fire caught in tho cellar near tho
furnace. Nothing was saved and the family
barely escaped. Insured $3,400; loss $4,000.
SAFE CONDUCT NULL1F1ED.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-George Won Hollen, de-
faulting and absconding city collector, whose
unlocked for testimony creatsd such sensa-
ton in the case against Woke, was arrested this
evening and taken to Jail on the old indictment
for embezzlement. The States attorney and
cided that he had not lived up to his portion of
the agreement, and that therefore the safe
conduct was nullifed.
CHURCH BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 3.-A fair was held last
night at the Presbyterian church on Broad and
Oxford streets, to defray the expense of new
organ. Early this morning some decorations
caught fire, and before the flames could be ex-
tinguished, everything that was combustible,
including new organ, Was destroyed and
nothing remained but the stone walls and
steeple. The church cost $l50, 1000. 1t burn
ed about ten years ago. The damage is esti-
mated at $50 900, fully covered by insurance.
LAKE SCHOONER BEACHED.
DETROIT, Dec. 3.-The schooner L. O. Butte,
with cargo Of forty thousand bushels Of corn,
from Chicago for Buffalo, went ashore at the
nine mile point near Alpena, during a severe
of water on a sandy bottom in twelve feet of
water. Grew safe.
FoRaER PARDoNED.
AUBURN, Dec. 3.-Wm. O. Gilman, highly
connected and we'll known in financial circles,
who was sentenced in 1877 to five years in the
State prison on charge Of forgery and the dis
sipation of trust funds, has been pardoned.
He returns home to attend the funeral of his
wife. His eldest daughter, aged IA, died few
weeks ago.
sT9CK STABLES BURNED.
BRANTFonD, Ont, Dec. 3.-The stables at the
Bow Park stock farm burned last night, to-
gether with number of valuable prize cattle.
Loss, $4,000.
BORN TO BE DROWNED.
OswEao. Dec. 3,-Judson Morrison of Mon
treal, who was rescued by the tug Hickler in
the late disaster on Lake Ontario, was drowned
at Big Sodus last night. He was on dredge
which was being towed out on the lake. The
timberhesd pulled out and he was struck by
the line and carried overheard.
THE HE'LL HOLE.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. Sat the session of the
board of supervisors to-day a resolution was
adopted prohibiting further use of the dark
cell and gag at the house Of correction. Subse-
quently Col. Florian j. Ries, ex-member of
the legislature and present alderman from the
Sixth ward, was elected inspector of the insti-
tuition vice Hasse.
POLITICAL MURDER.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-The Democrdfs
special from East Martinsville says Emil De
Tiege, Republican candidate for sheriff from
this parish, has killed the two De La Soussaye
brothers, Ernest and Oniziphere, junior. They
had just returned from Bears bridge precinct
where they had gone in the interest of their fa-
ther who is also a candidate for sheriff. Belief
is the trouble will not end here. De Tiege has
gone home, said to be mortally wounded.