Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-14
THE LOSSES AT T1rusvILLE.


BRApFoRp. Pa, June 13.--The fire at IL
tusville is under control. A tank made al
overflow at 3 o'clock this morning. A des
perate struggle followed, bot the flames were
finally subdued. The total loss aggregates
81, 100000 The principal losers are tht
Acme Oil company, with stills, re-
fined oil. etc., $65O,O00; Keystone
and Pickering and Chambers, with stills
tanks and oil, $4,000; Tideout and Titus
vile pipe line, five tanks and OIL, SlZo,ooo
David Emery, tank and oil, Slo,ooo; fltts-
burgh, Titusvil'e q Buffalo railroad bridge
$1,000; Franklin and Perry street bridges,
| $1,000 about thirty dwellings and build
inge, $4,000. The insurancels compare
lively nothing.
LOVER SHOT DEAD.
Co1gMBUs. Ohio, June 13.-Word reached
here after midnight last night that mys-
terious murder or terrible accident, caus-
ing death, had occurred at Georgesville.
The story is that David Williams, of Com
mercial Point, and Miss Kate Turner, of
GeorgesviIIe, were seated in q grove near
GeorgesviIle during the afternoon, when
some one fired a shot which took effect In
Williams breast, killing him instantly.
There are three theories regarding
this shooting. One is that the
shot was fred by Joseph Turner, father of
Miss Turner, and it is claimed that just after
the shot was fired a man resembling turner
was seen about fifty yards away. Another
story is that the shot was fired by jealous
rival, while still another is that Williams
death was caused by an accidental shot from
gun carried by party of boys hunting IN
the neighborhood
AN ARKANSAS MURDERER HUNG.
LITTLE Rock, ARK June 13.-William
Burns was hung at Warren. Bradley county,
on the 11th inst, for the murder of Ed
wards in June, 1879, near Monticello. He
was convicted in Bradley county on change
of venue. Both the men (colored) were
keeping company with 8 colored woman
named Dora Cook, and Burns became jeal-
ous of Edwards, whose body was found in
Burns house with the skull crushed. Burns
was seen near the house shortly before.
When arrested he had blood on his clothes.
Both he and Dora were sentenced to death,
but the governor commuted the woman's
sentence to twenty one years Imprisonment,
there being doubt of her willing completely.
Burns showed great GOODNESS On the scaTold
and died protesting innocence. The drop
fell at noon, aud he died of strangulation
and struggled fearfully, his breathing being
heard forty yards from the galiows for some
time after the drop fell.
BLED TO DEATH.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 13.-N. @. Albert,
aged about 81, resident of Bro8nyille, Ohio,
was found dead in bed at the Chittenden
hotel, this city, this morning. 1t is sup
posed the cause of his death was hemorrhage.
FISHERMEN DROWNED.
SAN Francisco, June 13.-Portland dis
patch: Several fishermen are reported
drowned yesterday on the Columbia river
their boats having been picked up and the
occupants not reported, and it is believed a
number of others have perished. The bar
has been very rough for several days.
MURDERED.
New York, June 13.-Mary Dean,
young colored woman living in tenement
house on West Seventy sixth street, who had
deserted her husband, was brutally murdered
tonight by her paramour, Augustus Lyt-
ton, who cut her throat from ear to ear.
MARTIAL LAW At LEADvILLE.
DENVER. Col, June 13.-The Isadville
situation remains unchanged excepting that
the governor in response to q telegram
signed by hundred Leadville citizens of
both political parties, sent telegram de-
cIaring martial law, with Major Gen. D. j.
Cook in command. The excitement is still
intense and strong fears of violence are still
entertained.
BABYs BODY FOUND.
New LONDON, June 13.-Just arrived
from the wreck, Captain Scott has been
down and examined the steamer and thinks
she can be raised. The bulwarks are in
good condition. He found
the body of child about year old but
nothing to identify it.
OUT HIS wIFE's THROAT.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Elijah Pendegast,
eolored, cut his wife's throat from ear 10 ear
to- night at her home IN California, in the
suburb of this city. They have been sep
arated some time, on account of jealousy.
Pendegast escaped.
FATAL ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
DAYTON, o., June 13-Michael Weinberg
er, boy aged Is, attempted last evening to
jump on an ascending elevator in the factory
of L. N. Brown and fell beneath it, plunging
head downward fifty feet, dashing his brains
out on the cellar pavement.
Storms in New York and Pennsylvania.
New YORK, June 13.-A tornado and high
wind passed this city and vicinity. The
telegraph is somewhat damaged and many
trees prostrated. The thermometer fell from
S5 to &c.
HArTsv1LLE, Pa, June ia wind storm
accompanied by RAIN, thunder and lightning
swept through the Shenandoah valley this
afternoon demolishing two houses in course
of erection and one that was occupied. The
occupants barely escaping with their lives.
Trees and telegraph poles were prostrated