Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-11
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
COWLEY BAILED.

COWAEI balLEp.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Rev. Edward Cowley,
on trial for starving and ill-trcating child
under his care in the Shepherds fold, was Sa-
mitted to bail to-day in 81, 500, his bondsmen
being Rev. DIR. Morgan Dix, of Trinity church.
and Rev. DR.. Robt. s. Rowland, of the church
of Heavenly Rest, who qualified in $4,000.
Mr.. Cowley, as result, didn't spend the night
in the Tombs, but left court with his friends.
TOTAL DEPRAv1TY.
MEMPHIS Feb. 10.-This morning at nine
o'clock. the usher of st. Peters Catholic church,
the largest in the city, situated on Adams
street, within a square and half of the police
station, on entering the edifce, found a young
lady about II years of age, about being ravish-
ed by a negro man, who fed on the approach Of
the usher. The young lady had entered the
church to say her prayers and while kneeling
in supplication, was approached unawares by
the negro, who had followed her and bodily at
tempted to outrage her. Her cries for help at
tractcd the attention of the usher, who went to
her assistance in time to prevent the brute
from perpetrating his horrible design. The
police arc searching for the negro.
SHOT BY HIS soN-INLAw.
PEORIA, ILL.,. Feb. 1o.-Jacob Fryle, old
and respected citizen engaged in the cattle
business. was shot and almost instantly killed.
to-day, on court house square, by his daugh-
ter's husband, Luther B. Mckinney. Cause,
divorce suit pending against Mckinney, who is
q violent man.
CHLoRoFoRM ROBBERY.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 10.-Scott Cooper,
prominent stock dealer was robbed in hotel
at Brookville this morning of $4,000. Cooper
was found at o'clock by the proprietor of the
hotel bound to the bed, gagged and uncon-
scious. The thief had used chlorofOrm to
overcome his victim.
THIEF SHOT.
KANsA, CITY, No., Feb. 10.--About eight
o'clock tonight Il. II. Dell, commission mer-
chant, went to his store for the purpose of as
certaining if everything was safe. as he had
been robbed on two occasions within the past
two weeks. He found Steve Dederick, col
ored man. in the act of carrying away lot of
butter. Pursuing the thief and hallOoing at
| tracted Patrolman Flahive to the scene, who
| Joined in the chase. As the thief was nearing
levee and about one hundred and fifty feet
ahead, the officer fired shot which hit Dederick
in the back and ranged upward. The wound
is considered fatal. TIE wounded man was
convicted of stealing cigars few weeks ago.
ESCAPING PRISONERS.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 10.-Friday night nineteen
colored prisoners confined in the county work
house escaped. One was killed by the guard
while attempting his rearrest. Thirteen were
recaptured and five are still at large.
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.
PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 10.-A bridge over
the McHerrin river at Hickford, on the Peters
burg & Weldon railroad, was burned. Until q
temporary bridge is erected, freight trains will
stop running.
NORMAL SCHOOL BURNED.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 10.-The State normal
school at San Jose burned to the ground early
this morning. The fire was first discovered in
the cupola. Suspicion of incendlary. Loss
$3.50 0OO; insurance $4,000.
PAPER MILL. EXPLOSION.
WINDSOR, Ont, Feb. l0.-An explosion of
the boilers in the Canada Paper company's
mills killed two men and probably fatally in
jured three more. The pulp mill was burned.
INJURED BY STORM AT SEA.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, Feb. 10.-The steamship
Chimborazo for Australia is detained in conse-
quence of damage during gale off Ushant.
Two persons we're washed overheard. Two
were killed and seventeen injured. The steamer
lost six boats and received other damage.
RESIGNED.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Rev. Edward Cowley
has sent in his resignation as superintendent
Of the Shepherds Fold, and it has been &C.
cspted. committee of ladies has been al.
pointed to take charge of the institution
IF this should meet the eve of anu ono emf