Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Fatal Bridge Accident at Chip psva Falls
Desperate Villany of an Arizona Rafn sn
Court Scene In Mississippi-Pistols and
Coffee for Two-ssrious Railroad Acct
dent at Littioton, Massachusetts,.
Especial Telegram to the GlobeI
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Got. S.-The false
work of tho new Chippewa river bridge was
broken by heavy timbers falling from truck
this forenoon and six men were precipltated
into the river. workman Ianled WA. Brown
was fatally injured and died in en- hour after
the accident. The others were but slightly in
jured.
Western Associated Press.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT CHIPPEWA FALLS.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. s.-The false work of the
new bridge at Chippewa Falls was broken to-
day by heavy timber failing and six men
wers thrown into the river. William Brown
died from his injuries. The rest were rescued
without serious injury.
KILLED EACH OTHER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. S.--Last Wednesday at
}Concordia, Coliavar county, Miss..u difficulty
occurred between B. J. Owen, justice of the
peace, and J. W. Glover, farmer. Owen was
holding his court Glover made disturbanc
and was ordered under arrest by Owen. Pis-
tolls were at once drawn by both and firing
commenced by each, Owen fell dead, Glover
ran abont three hundred Yarda and fell. He
died after lingering eight hours. Both were
young men of good standing in the communi-
ty.
DESPERATE VILLAIN.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 8.-Near the town of
Bisbee Arizona, last Tuesday, man named
Dodson, attempted to outrage young lady
whose name is not a.certained. Her father
rescued her. Dodson soon returned with q
oarblne and fred one shot, killing brother of
the girl and another wounding her in the arm.
Dcdson escaped. but party Is in pursuit.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Boston, Oct. S.-The through western train
for Boston, the tunnel express Oh the Fitch
burg road, met with an accident last night ct
Littleton, by which two persons were killed
and several injured. The train was twenty
minutes late and was rounding q curve near
| Littleton station when the accident occurred.
The engine, baggage. smoking and part of the
/ passenger cars passed the station waen by
some unknown cause two cars were dsrailed
and came in contact with freight car stand.
ing on 2 sidetrack. Enos Varney, of Charles
ton, master Car builder of the road had hia
head terribly crushed and was. Instantly killed
Mr.. Falcone Of Aver Junction, was. terribly
crushed and died In few minutes. Most OF
the injured were brought to thi.
city aud will barely recover.
Dexter T. Thomkins, of Charlestown, with his
wife and mother-in-law, were among those who
were very seriously injured, and could not b.
removed from Littlston. Isaac Sargent, brake
man, had his hand sprained and several cuts OF
bis body. T. G.. Dickson, assistant road mas
ter, had severe scratch and cut in the shoul
der. b. W. Ball, of Waverly, Mass, injuries
slight. Mrs. Albert Cox, of Charlestown, sus
tanned painful injuries about the back. Sev
eral Others were slightly injured but able {,
reach their destination, upon arrival of q train
without assistance. Their names could not b.
; obtained, as they left Immediately. Their
were about forty passengers. many of whom
were returning from the Unitarisn conventio,
at Saratoga.
TEE COLORADO TRAGEDY.
DENVER, Oct. S.-The following was receives
from Del Norte to-day: lieutenant Of th
! Fourth cavalry, passing through here to-da,
stated that at Rock Cliff q report reached hir
that jackson, the man who shot the Indian
few days ago, was found dead at the stak,
I This tallies with the Indian threats and is ger
, orally believed. Great excitement prevails
! aud citizens threaten vengeance