Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Dis sstrous Fire In st. Cloud
Record of Mishsps and Misdeeds.
FIRE AT ST. CLOUD.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
Il ST., CLOUD, Mimi, Jan. Fire broke out
in the American express Office about IL
o'clock and totally destroyed that building,
also Marlott's drug store and Mares restaur-
ant, besides severely damaging other build
ings. Total loss upon buildings and stock
about $4,000. .
MEMPHIS BLAZE.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 6.-Fire tonight at 10
| O'Clock burned buildings No. 3S3, 1856, 1877
and 3S9 Main street, occupied by Louis
Large, hoopskirt manufacturer, j. Roscher,
| jet jewelry palace, V. Henschsberg, picture
| frame manufacturer. The buildings are two
story brick, and are entirely destroyed, to-
gether with the stocks. Nothing saved.
| JUDICIAL RECEPTION OF BURGLAR.
| CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-About 4 o'clock this
morning Judge Moore, of the common pleas
| court, heard noise in his house. Procur-
| ing revolver, he stepped to the head of the
| stairs, where he met a burglar. He fred
square at him, and the man fell back down
stairs, where he was seized and dragged
from the house and across the yard by &C
complies, who succeeded i'll carrying him
off. The judge thinks he shot the man NOR
tally.
THROUGH DRAW.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. Ga locomotive
and four freight cars of train on the Long
Branch railroad fell through fty.feet
draw at Woodbridge this morning. The
wreck took fire and six cars of the train we're
burned. The engineer was slightly hurt.
The draw of the bridge had been left open.
The names of the drovers killed are John
Allison and S. w. Colville, of Missouri. The
coroner's jury to-day exonerated the train
employees, and attributed the accident to the
dense fog, which prevented signals from be-
ing seen even very short distance ahead.
MORE VICTIMS OF THE TURNER FIRE.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Margaret Gieb
and Rose Long, terribly injured during the
fire in Turner hall, yesterday morning, have
died. Those deaths bring the list up to six
lost. 1t is feared the list is not completed
SPICE FIRE.
TOLEDO, O., Jan. Ga fire this morning
destroyed the spice and licorice mills of G
G. Warren & Co., involving loss of $4,000
on machinery.
ATTEMPTED TRAIN wREOKINa.
Tt, 81 a.
tempts were made to wreck train on the
New York Central railway, between Niagara
Falls and Tonawanda, by placing rails and
ties on the track. The locomotive brushed
aside one obstruction and the train was
brought to standstill as it reached the
other. No arrests.
DETERMINED SUICIDE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6.-John NJ. Carr, q
prominent citizen of Rushford, Ind, COM
mitted suicide this morning. BE waded
into the mill race to the depth of three feet
and then shot himself with revolver in the
right temple.
DEAD IN STREET CAR.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Lloyd S. Brown, ex-
member of the last legislature of Ohio,
dropped dead in street Car this morning,
while on his way to attend meeting of an
insurs nee company with which he was con-
nected. He was prominent insurance man,
and has long been connected with the Little
Miami company.
FATAL STILL EXPLOSION.
New YoRR, 6.-Ap explosion of a still
in Lombard les oifworks at the foot of
Sixty sixth Sset, on North river, set the
building on IRE, fatally burning Jas. Reilly,
a workman, and seriously burned another,
James Eagan.
SCANDAL AND ASSASSINATION.
MEMPHIS, Jan: 6.-At Sardis, Miss, last
Saturday night, John Harris, deputy sheriff
of Pamela county, while seated in his Office,
was shot and MORALLY wounded by some I'M
known party. Scandals are said to be at the
bottom of the affair.
MUTINEERs SENTENCED.
LONDON, Jan. G.-Sixteen of the crew of
the ship G. w. Wolff, from Belfast Dec. oath
for New York, ard put back. have been SEN
fenced to six weeks impris onm mt for refus-
ing to perform duty.
PosToFFICE THIEF.
HARRISBURG, Jan. CIV. G. Keller, an at
tachs of the postofice, has been arrested on
a charge of opening letters and abstracting
their contents.
DIED OF THEIR INJURIES.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 6.-Horace 0. Pierce
and Edward G. Bloom, injured by the cellu-
loid works explosion yesterday, have died.
Insurance on the building and contents,
$4,000.
New YORK, Jan. Cd. Lloyd Haigh,
charged with forgery, was this afternoon ad-
mitted to bail in $4,000.
FORGED PAPER.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-Receiver White of the
Grocers' Bank says $125,oOo more of forged
paper has been discovered. The receiver did
not believe business would ever be resumed
by the institution. In answer to the ques-
ton, "Will any compromise be accepted from
Hai1h 2'' he replied ssNo: the offense have