Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-18
A NEwsBoY KILLED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


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NhwsSo1 KILLED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LAKE Cry, MIMI, Sept. 17.-Frank Lont, a
newsbov. AGED seventeen. of Lacrosse. who
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nae 'eon '...'s - '' ~, ~ 80 :. .s
city, 1or q lew osys' was Aiiieo De'ween 'nis
city and Frontenao last night. He left his
uncle's in the evening with the intention of
returning nome on tne IL CROCK passenger
and % started west on the midnight freieht. and
fell from the train. His body was brought to
this city and an inquest held by Coroner
sweeney OF neu wing
TRAIN SMASH Up At oRooKsToN
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CpooxsroN. Sent. 17.-Another accident to
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'no os' "u4 - - -' P-Aos'
and again NOBODY nurt. Inc grsos from coutn
Crookston into the yard is downward, and ap-
proaches bridge. As No. 5. Conductor j. E..
K;,r.av engine Nh. AZ with Hoffman hold If
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the tnrostie' was coming over INC nut wltn
tram OF 1orty-two loaos, anu aiser coming
oown tne elaae .. .a.e =. n w cnS sna. pa es
per noul, anu .. 'ne slaue an u oov ~ ie"' llom
1ne tres'le, /" sPiio i@tI Usei WHY" Suo ensIno
ana one Dox car hau passe0 was strucH,
ana resul.eo IL mn osS telrlc Ing
smash up you ever oeneios Inc Issots ID tne
worst piece OF etes..e n.seeh sS ases ~ COL
threa hox car. and one fat loaded with lumber
ever the trestle top side up, and In addition
one car OF the track on tne trestie next 70 tne
oluso .t - '. .f 49, noo
p,o comSncfor and harkeman. All trains snsnend.
ed at this telegram.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, sept. IA terrible
explosion occurred this afternoon in small
wooden building occupied by the Union me.
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taiic coai'iAuso 'o"p"ns GO Dui
ding, situated some distance west OF tneir
main factory. At the time of the explosion
five persons were at work in the building and
all are supposed to have been killed, as none
have been seen since, and four bodies have
been found. The following are the names: j.
Sullivan, age Is; Jas Tobin, age II; Michael
Dempsey, Jr., %; VIM. Furchinger, age As;
Ishlander Clark, age so. The building was
completely blown to atoms, and the debris was
blown great distance. A small lake some dis
tance from the building was literally strewn
with fragments of the building. Two Of the
bodies were found in the lake, one with his
head and arms gone. Cause of the accident
not known. The explosion caused intense ex-
citement among the 600 employees in the main
building. The works were shut down and the
hands allowed to 60 home.
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VIRGINIA. NeV'' oep'' ian accloen' at ene
Consolidated Imperial mine last night resulted
in the death OF nine men, one other being dan
gerousiy nals. Ano -, u1ooA e"A. "oie o"m,
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,,rac;n;tat;no .hem down some 3OO feet. Fonr.
teen hundred feet of rope was piled uron them.
Three were taken out dead, and the others not
expected to live. It will be some hours before
the others can be got out The following are
the names of those killed: John Roach Pat
rick Murphy, Dick Rider, Thomas Meagher,
Matt Winnie, Joseph Hannahan, William Cor
bett, George Farnham, and Jerry Sullivan.
Most OF the bodies are terribly mangled. The
men were gGo OUT ~ a. NJ noaca ass sslAea Ga "a
coming mn the shaft. Frank
Smith, the only man saved, is resting easily
He has no external injuries. The cable broke
at the reel, and for some lnexphcable reason
the safeties did not catch. The cable was the
best English make. four and half inches by
half an inch, in use only three months. The
sn".S "JS sh;f. e. ,.as ot.,r;no a. tha +;noa
with the other shift. Rider was on the under
cage, on which was found an axe with the
heive broke eignt inches IRON the pole Inc
only explanation OF tne accioent 10 tnat tnis
axe handle caught tne amDers' causing strain
wnicn nroke tne caDle' Inc engineer says,
however, egerytnlng sPpeaIeo u oe running
einooS1iy "'.eA '1o o''A' A'A
EXECUTION OF ooLoAED WIFE moRDEhha'
O1NcsNNATI, Sept. 17.-George Mitchell, for
the murder of woman with whom he was
living as his wife, was hanged to-day at Troy.
He WALKED with firm sten Tn the scaffold
a.o~r;n,. 81 ~. w;rdow of The ;.;l =, h;d foro
well to the sherifs wife. At the scaffold he
made nIieI speecn, saying ne Iorgave every cry
9ouS, ~nu .mrnn" at 1S1s hnt a. ha died hv
stranonIation. It was twenty-six minutes be-
fore bs WAS pronounced dead.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. f.-Nicnoias honl, IN
dicted for murder in the second degree for kill
ino Joseph Rea. and Harry Newhall. indicted
GO ,.-o,d I.ro.nv .fter nlead;no IN the ;nd;ct-
Luz k"nA ~ "orr4 ~. nnorn;no and wh;la ou
the; NV ~ booL + ;a;, n;ced the locks of their
handouts and escaped. Kohl was recaptured
but Newhall Ii still az large.
DETAILED RETURNS.
PORTLAND, Sept. 17.-Four hundred and
n.-:. oO1 D,.:.kol no EGO