Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-12
DOUBLE THROAT CUTTING.
Shocking Tragedy in New York Tone
ment----A Wisconsin Dentist, While
Drunk, Kills Rival Praotitioner---Mis-
cellaneous Crime and Casualty Record.

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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. l1.-An accident
has taken place on the West Jersey railroad
near Mays Landing to an excursion train re-
turning from Atlantic City; three men were
killed and thirty injured.
The excursion was from st. AIMS Catholic
church, Philadelphia. for Atlantic City, and
comprised twenty-six cars. There were six
teen cars in the front section and the second
section ran into the rear of the front section,
causing the disaster.
DOUBLE THROAT CUTTING.
New YORK, Aug. 11.-At ten this morning
in tenement house No. 141 Thompson street,
Amandee Rigot, a French timer, cut the throat
OF. Mrs. Marietta Renaue, married woman
who rejected his advances. The woman died
instantly. Bigot then cut his own throat. The
woman was housekeeper in the tenement, 43
years Of age, and mother of seven children
The murderer lost his wife two years ago, and
her death is supposed to have unsettled his
mind. He attempted suicide six months ago.
Mrs. Rename bad been very kind to him since
his wife's death. This morning he entered her
apartment and exoitedly asked her to marry
him. She refused, whereupon he drew razor
and committed the deed, nearly severing the
head from the body. The woman ran iato the
throat, rushed into the street and was arrested.
There was no evidence Of q struggle in the
room, but the door was horribly bespattered
with blood.
KILLED his oPPosIT1oN.9
STEVENS POINT, Wis, Aug. 11.-Last night
DR.. Bennett, dentist, while under the influence
of liquor, procured shot gun, went to the
hotel and instantly killed DR.. Hsglean, an op-
uOsitiOn dentist.
SAFE BLOWERS.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Evening Post an
nounces that burglars blew open safe at
Olarkville, Bergen county, New York, last
night, and obtained securities of the st.
Joseph & Pacific and of the Kansas d Nebras ka
railroad companies valued at $25, 900 and be-
longing to T. Edgar Hunt.
THE sEAwANHAKA INDICTMENTS.
NEW YORK. Aug. lis. L. III. Barlow, BENZ.
Kirk, Jas. Udell. Stephen Taylor, Chas. G..
Smith and Edgar Weeks, engineer, indicted for
manslaughter in connection with the Seawana-
haka, were held to bail in FIVE thousand dol
lars each, others Immediately interested in the
vessel will give bail to-morraw. Gov
ernment Inspectors Jayne Mathews end Cald-
well will give bail this afternoon.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-At Grown Point, Ill. {,
fifteen of the rear cars of freight train of
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis railway,
broke away from the other portion yesterday,
while it was ascending the grade about three
miles east of Crown Point. The cars ran back
again and collded with another freight then
commencing the ascent of the grade, and the
caboose which contained the conductor, brake
man, and four drovers, was run into by the
engine of the incoming train, and the oceu-
pants were badly scalded and otherwise in
jured. One of the cattle men, brother of
Judge McAllister of this city, died almost in
stantly from injuries received, and it is thought
the brakeman and engineer cannot live.
RIVER STEAMER BLOWN UP.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE steamboat
Bonnie Lee which left Saturday for Red River
with $50 tons assorted merchandise, was blown
up and sunk at Lone Wall landing. Boat a
total loss. jeff. Persey, second clerk, killed,
and McDermot's little son is missing.
BAIL REFUSED.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 1l.-Judge Evans to-day
denied the petition of Schroeder, the Oakland
murderer, to be admitted to ball. and remand
ed him to custody.
MILLS DAMAGED BY FIRE.
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE Ohio company's large
hosiery mill, at Ware, Mass, was badly dam
aged by fire last night. Over one thousand
hands are thrown out of work. Insured in
mutual Offices.
FATAL JUNE.
ROME CRY, Aug. IA young man named
Henry Fsgan. from Columbia City, in jump
ing from an excursion train on its way here
this forenoon, was thrown against the fence
and his skull broken in two places, arm brok-
en-, and shoulder dslocated. He cannot live
until morning.
OPEN SWITCH.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. ia dispatch from Mober-
ly SAYS, the west bound extra train, on the
Wabash road, ran into an open switch in the
yard here about 12 o'clock last night, and
nearly demolished three locomotives in wait