Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-14

YANKToN, D, t., April 13.-Through some
mysterious means J. w. MAXWELL who was
confined in the county Jail for attempting to
shoot his cousin, procured revolver, yester-
day, while all the attendants but one were ab-
sent, drew his weapon, disarmed the jailor,
drove him and the other prisoners into the
cells, locked them in and walked out, and has
not since been seen. Maxwell was wanted in
Wyoming for robbiug the Black Hills stage
and participating in murder. There are re-
wards of $4,000 on his head. His aliases are
Gully and Mcdonald.
BURNED TO DEATH.
MILWAUKEE, April 13-The house of J. r..
Collen at Lodi was burned this morning. John
T. Hidden, John Rathburn and Henry Harris
were buried in the ruins. Rathburn and Har-
ris persisted; Hidden escaping but so badly
burned that recovery is doubtful. The bodies
have been recovered.
AN OHIO FIRE.
DELAWARE, o., April 12.-Fire this morning
broke out in J. W. Lindsay's book store and
destroyed number of buildings. Total loss,
$4,000; distributed thus: Lindsay $S, 900, in
sured for $4,000; Whites saloon So, 500, fully
insured; f. White, building, $4,000; H. Con-
nell, $1,000; Bargdells & Wharton also suffered
loss amounting to about $5, 500.
DENVER Col, April 13.-At Leadville Sun
day morning Lawrence Fitzgerald, miner,
was fatally shot by George Tattersall while
quarrelling over claim owned by Fitzgerald
which Tattersall attempted to jump Sunday
night. Asecond murder occurred in the Coli
scum theater. j. W. OVerton, the proprietor,
fatally shot Thomas Unrget bar tender while
engaged in quarrel.
ILLICIT STILLS DESTROYED.
CHARLESTON, April 13.-Internal revenue of
fcers destroyed in Pilkins and Cherokee coun-
ties nine distilleries and ten thousand gallons
of whisky and beer and secured six copper
stills.
FIRE At CovINGToN.
CINCINNATI, April 13-Fire broke out shortly
before midnight in the blacksmith shop con-
nected with Hartkes carriage factory. near the
Kentucky Central depot in Covlngton. Hartke's
factory, Blair's hide and rag depot, McIver' s
wagon factory and some small buildings were
destroyed. Total loss over $4,000.
KILLED BY GAMBLER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 13.-Jas. Ferris, of
Hartford, Conn.,, was shot and killed by a
gambler named George Pehawy here to-day.
The murder was unprovoked. The community
is highly indignant over it. Pehawy is in Jail.
Ferris was with Coup's circus. His remains
will be forwarded home tomorrow morning.
FATAL JUMP.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Henry G. FIedericks, the
unfortunate board of trade operator who was
to have been sent to the insane asylum to-
morrow Jumped from the fifth story of the
Woodruff house this evening, being instantly
killed by the fall.
MASSACHUSETTS MURDER.
WASHINGTON, Mass, April 13.-Perley B.
Hutchinson, of Huntington, was murdered in
bis house last night and the building set on
fire to conceal the crime. No arrests.
LYNCHED.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 13.-James Black
the negro who attempted to outrage the person
of Mrs. Hattie Ferries, of Dinwiddie county
was taken from the Jail last night by an armed
body of seventy-fve masked men and hanged
LYNCHED.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-J. Tucker, colored
charged with the murder of Andrew Frazer, in
1876 was taken from Jail at Greensburg, st.
Helena Parish, Sunday morning, by ffteer
men, and shot to death. 1t is stated the peo-
pie of the parish generally condemn this act Of
| lawlessness.
BAD FIRE AT PRINCETON, WIS.
PRINCETON, Wis, April 13.-Fire Sunday af
ternoon destroyed the Hubbard house, Turne
| hall and nine other buildings. Loss, 10000
, insurance, $2,500.