Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-27

rigging. AT p. NJ, the Esd, Captain Snow
man and Seaman @. r. Lewis were washed
overheard and drowned. AT $3.50 the mast
fell and the vessel broke in pieces. g. G..
Snowman and VIM. Snowman got upon d
piece OF plank, leaving three others upon the
bow of the wreck at sunset. VIM. Snowman
died from cold and washed off the plank, and
at l:3O A. NJ, the 25th, G. Snowman, the only
survivor, landed on the beach, mile north
of the station, and walked to the lightkeeper's
dwelling, having been in the sea about ten
hours and swan and drifted about fifteen
miles.
THE FIRST LEGAL EXECUTION.
PHOENIX, Arizona, Nov. 2G.-Demitro
Domnigues was hanged to-day for the mur-
der of Mr.. Thomas Yearaya. He was es-
corted to the gallows by strong guard, 9
rescue having been threatened, but no at
tempt was made. He was but II years old
He left written confession acknowledging
his guilt. This is the first legal execution ir
the Territory, though it is known that foul
men have been lynched and eleven Other
rough characters suddenly disappeared al
various times, and are supposed to have
been hung.
MURDERER ARRESTED.
DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 26.-Charles II
Pence was arrested in this city tonight
charged with fatally shooting Samuel Engls
in Union City Wednesday night. Engle
was entering the house of his wife. who was
recently divorced from him, when it il
charged Pence shot him. Pence fled the
place, but the police here were telegraped
and arrested him on the train. He was tax.
en- back by an officer to-day.
RAIL ACCIDENT.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Nov. 26.-As the fam.
lily carriage of Jas. johnson, wealthy resi-
dent, was crossing the New Jersey Southern
track this morning,it was struck by freight
train. The carriage was completely demol.
ished, both horses killed, Mr.. johnson, his
daughter-in-law and infant child thrown into
snow bank twenty feet distant The in.
jurIes of johnson aud daughter are prooa,
bly, fatal. The child is but slightly hurt.
TOO MUCH Whisky.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-Michael Kurtz
a young unmarried man, celebrated Thanks
giving forenoon by filling up with cheaI
whisky, and in the afternoon accepted 6
wager to drink pint more. Soon after ht
lapsed into state of apparently helpless
drunkenness, in which condition he was LAID
away in barn to sober off. At 6 o'clock he
was found dead.
SUICIDE.
Booth Winter, many years a salesman ol
F. Bupl & Co.. fur dealers and hatters, Of
this city, committed suicide yesterday, cut
ting open the jugular vein. He had beer
suffering severely for month past from
neuralgia. The pain greatly weakened hif
constitution and drove him temporarily in
sane. He was aged 48, and leaves wife
and two children.
A SNOW SLIDE.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 26.-The Leadville
Chronicle says sixty laborers were buried ir
a snow slide yesterday near Chalk Greek
on the Kokomo extension of the Denver &
Rio Grande road. About IL A. M. they no.
ticad the pine trees trembling, and in an In,
slant the slide came with loud roar, tear
ing up the track for a distance of quarter
of a mile, and burying sixty men. John
Dine was killed, nineteen men badly injured
and eleven others slightly. The slide car,
ried the track over the heads of the men
and most of the wounds were caused by the
iron striking them.