Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-25
WICKED WORK.

1OAGO VOhAs
Buchanan the Bogus Diploma Man, Proved
asuicide and Then Found Alive-An ItaI.
ian Murderer Sent Home For Trial-The
Gentle Coroner's Jury Repeats Tnat
Eobody'sto Blame-Allieer, the bond
Fence, Held for Trial shipwreck-
jyn and May Acquitted.
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY VERDICT.
DEADwooD. Aug. M.-In the case of United
States detectives Llwellyn and May, who de-
manded trial upon the charges of murder for
tempting to escape from them last fall. the
jury returned verdict Of not guilty without
leaving their seats. Grims was one Of tn :.
most dangerous criminals ever in this section
and, the verdict is highly satisfactory.
SUICIDE IN srURoB CITY.
DEADwooD, Aug. 24.-Mark Boughton,
prominent citizen of Sturgis City. committed
suicide at that place Sunday. by shooting, on
fulness of his wife. Deceased hailed from
Iowa.
FIGHT WITH BRIaANDS.
Sheriff Buttner with posse, left here last
night to intercept and arrest the Mexican
brigand Reis. who, with his band, was reported
to be in the vicinity. Buttner met them about
eight miles from town, and fight ensued in
which about fifty shots were fred. The Mexi-
cans fled, leaving several dead and wounded
animals, and weapons, on tho field. The sheriff
followed, but soon lost the trail in the darkness
The brigands are supposed to number about
fifty. A company of United States troops are
now in pursuit.
DISHONEST BANK MANAGERS.
MONTREAL, Aug. A.-The report of the com
mittee Of the Consolidated bank shareholder
claims that the late directors are legally re-
eponsible for the amount paid In divi.
dends between December, 1877, and
December. 1878, and for misappro-
priation of funds in stock speculations,
making total Of $394.672. Also in addition
they are liable to the bank for very large
amount of loss caused by mismausgement Of
the affairs of the bank. The report recon.
mends that steps be taken for the recovery of
ct least portion of these amounts
SEVERAL BUILDINGS BURNED.
PTTsBuRaH, Aug. GA special to-day
from Greenville, Mercer county. Pa, says this
morning about O'Clock Ere, caused by
Spontaneous combustion, started in Brown &
Sons wooden mills. The flames rapidly spread
to Mathers -four mill and the Packard house
on the east side and two dwellings on the left,
which were entirely consumed. Loss $50, 900.
Fully insured.
FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
San FRANoIsCo, Aug. 2A.-Flve buildings.
occupied as saloons, concert halls, shooting
galleries, restaurants, etc., near the Bay Dis
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morning. Loss, $500. zoo; partly insured.
STEAMSHIP WRECKED.
QuE1Ec. Aug. 24.-The steamship Cybelle is
ashore on Anticosti, much broken up. and will
be total wreck. Her passengers were taken
to Gaspe.
DR. BUCHANAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M.-The adjourned in
vestigation of the disappearance of Dr.. Bu-
chanan was continued in the district court to-
day ON the question of forfeiting the bail for
his appearance. The Judge said from the ties.
timony the allegations Of the bondsmen that
DIR. Buchanan had committed suicide were
sustained. The motion, therefore. of the gov
eminent to have the bail forfeited must te 70.
fused, but If the district attorney can at any
time rebuff the presumption raised by the evi.
dence, he can renew the motion for forfeiture.
DETROIT, Aug. 24.-The much sought DR..
Buchanan of the bogus medical diploma no
toriety, whose disappearance from Philadel.
phia and supposed drowning from ferry boat
has already been telegraphed over the country,
has been run down at last He is stopping at
Windsor, Ont, opposite this city. He has
been hiding in the vicinity for several days
under an assumed name. There seems to be
no doubt of his identity. TIE police authori-
ties here have not been communicated with,
and have taken NO steps to interfere with bis
movements.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BRIBKRs.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 24.-The cases of Smith,
Long and McCuue, charged with corrupt solic-
itation of members of the legislature in the
matter of the riot claim bills, are postponed to
the November term, on account of the absence
of material witnesses for the defense. Judge
Pearson says they, together with the remain
der, must be tried at the next session, and
Chairman Mckee of the Legislative Prosecuting
committee, states that the prosecutions will
not be abandoned.
ITALIAN BRIaANp SENT HOME.
San Francisco. Aug. 24.-Rosario Nell,
Sicilian brigand and member of the society
Lamafia, who was sent to the penitentisry last
year for robbery. was yesterday pardoned by
the governor and Immediately started by over
land train en- route to Italy, in charge of an
Italian official and Capt. Stone, of the San
Francisco police. he is wanted at home for
murder and was pardone1 for his offenses here
in order to admit of his extradition. The
matter has been kept very quiet, as the LAM
alta is q very determined organization, and, 1t
is feared might attempt q rescue.
THE BURNING ooLLlRY.
PoTTsvnLE, Pa, Aug. 24.--The stream forced
into the Kelly Run oolliery to extinguish the
fire, saturated the timber in No. slope SO
much that the weight of earth above caused
the slope to cave in this afternoon, carrying
everything with it and giving fresh impetus to
the fire. A large number of men are ut work
irving to fill the breach.
WHY THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M.-The Camden core
ner's jury, like the Philadelphia coroner's jury,
inquiring into the Mays Landing disaster, find
no fault with the brakes in use on the road,
but find that the collision was from Q combina-
ton of circumstances. First, the unfavorable
condition of the rails of the West Jersey At
lsnticrailway, oocasioned by the recent rains,
greatly enhanced the collision. Second, the
limited time allowed between the starting of
the first and second sections of the excursion
trains. Third, the inability Of the engineer
having charge of the engine drawing the SEQ
ond section to manage the brake with which
the train was provided, for some unforeseen