Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-13
sOALDED TO DEATH.


INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept. lie. B
Barrow g. Son and N. Luster, were working
at Shawhan's distillery yesterday, when
large wooden still full of boiling mash burst,
and they were completely cooked by the hot
liquid. They lived few moments, but their
eyes were put out and the flesh fell from
their bones. Their brief agony was terrible.
Other workmen were not seriously Injured.
NO INSURANCE.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-The Touring mill,
blacksmith shop and postoffice at Douglass
Center, burned last night. Loss, $1,000;
no insurance. The property belongs to
Blooms & Son.
TEXAS CONNECTS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 11,-United States Mar
shall Russell arrived here to-day with prison
ers under heavy sentence to Chester, Illinois
penitentiary, for robbing stages in Tex
as. They will be taken to Chester tonight.
KILLED HIS WIFE.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 11.-John McCar-
thy, employed as carpenter at Mare Island
navy yard, killed his wife in this city to-day,
and shot himself, but not fatally. Cause,
refusal of wife to live with him.
AN 1NCEND1ARY FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. IA Beaver Dam
special of yesterday to the Coorier-Journal
says: 'sThe large storehouse belonging to
@. P. Barnard, of this place, together with
large lot of dry goods, groceries, hardware,
etc., we're totally consumed by fire this
morning. Loss on house and goods $4,000
to $4,000. Insured in Queen, London,
and Fire Association of Philadelphia, for
$4,000. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
FIRE AT DIES MONIES.
Dies MONIES, Sept. ia fire this evening
starting in Peterson Brothers, hardware
store, spread rapidly and destroyed several
buildings and caused damage to the amount
of $23. 900; insurance, ZOO.
PROPOSED LYNoHING AT LEADvLLE.
DENVER, Sept. lit is rumored there is
to be more lynching at Leadville, and much
excitement prevails there on account of the
Increase of crime, there having been three
murderous and fatal assaults this week, and
the district court docket for the present
week has eight untried murder cases. Sixty
stands of arms were stolen from the armory
of the Pitkins guards, it is thought for the
purpose of arming vigilance committee.
The police are not expected to seriously in
terfere on account of the hardness in pun
ishing Blackwell, who shot two policemen.
TEXAS MURDERER CONVICTED.
GALVESTON, Sept. 1.-The Ne,os Wealth
erford special says, VIM. Barton, convicted
of the murder of Jack Rent, May Ii, has
been sentenced to be hanged. Walter Bur-
ton and John Greenwood await trial as ac-
cessories.
SAFE RoBBERY-LIBEL SUIT.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 1.-THE safe of
was blown open by burglars yesterday and
robbed of $13,25O. The Cline Bros, being
leading merchants, had on deposit various
sums of monies belonging to neighbors and
others. Four thousand dollars was town
ship funds, and but $500 belonged to Cline
Bros. The officers of the State Mutual Aid
association, whose affairs have recently been
undergoing an examination by legislation
committee, have brought suit for libel
against the Sunday Morning Neaos, claim
ing 100000 damages.
The Successful Candidate for West Point
in the Second District.
To the Editor of the Globe.
ST.. PETER, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE exam
inatiou of candidates for West Point ter
minated here yesterday. The board organ
lied Thursday, Hon. e. st. Julien Cox as
president, DR.. Daniels, examining surgeon,
Professor Taylor, of Henderson, secretary.
F. II. Peterson was the successful boy. He
halls from Springfield, Brown county.
A. Fl. Kayser, of st. Peter, is alternate,
standing No. 2.
The class hundred Is and stood severe
examination. I learn the average by Peter
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