Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Additional ID sasters by the Florida
Coast CyoIone---Bsd Fire at 81. Louis
-.-stove Mandatory and Ice Houses
Burned.-- NJ isce iaueous.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Burned NJ isce lianeous.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi. sept. THE second mate
of the schooner Riverside is supposed to have
committed suicide early this morning He ha
been in ill health some time and it is supposed
in fit Of Some kind he jumped in the bay.
They have been unable to find him as yet.
SUPPOSED LYNoHED.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. IA special from
Navasonta says a man named Peaplo, returning
from Melician, where he had sold cotton, was
waylaid, killed and robbed by Taliafero,
negro. TalaferO was captured near Inde-
pendence, and while on the way back some men
disguised overpowered the guard and carried
him of. The prisoner supposed lynched.
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
MONTREAL, Sept; 7.-Thomas Cathern, an
extensive grocer of this city, died to-day, from
an overdose of morphine. He was lately in
volved in financial difficulties.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
FREMONT, Neb., Sept. IA man named
Ward Boyle was run over by the Union Pacific
train No. last night at this place and almost
instantly killed. The man was past the middle
age He was on his way to Lead City, Cali
fornia, where brother is supposed to reside
| He stopped over from the passenger train to
see friend here. He is from Marshalltown,
| where he has been under treatment for sore
| eyes at the eye and ear infrmatory. The cor
oner's jury to-day returned a verdict in accord
ance with the above.
KILLED BY INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA special from Fort
T. I~oI Al
| stage from the East, sixteen miles from Fort
Cummings in New Mexico. The driver and
| passengers two in number, were killed, in
Guiding Owing s. Madden, son of Capt. D. d.
| Madden, Sixth cavalry.
BURNED BY KEROSENE.
TrrUsvnLE, Sept. 1.-Two children, Jessie
| Hill and Carrie Beers. aged respectively and
| years, were probably fatally burned in this
CITY this afternoon while the eldest was en-
deavoring to kindle fire in the stove with kero-
sene. The children are suffering the most in.
tense agony. The skin on the lower part OF
| their bodies is burned to crisp.
| BAD FIRE.
| ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. THE ice house of
| Huse, Loemis & Co., and three smaller ones
belonging to the Mississippi Ice company, on
the river front between Florida and Bates
street, burned between and 6 O'Clock this
/ evening. House. LOOMS d Co. loss $40, 000
on ice and $4,000 on buildings; insurance.
| SIS, 900. The Mississippi Ice compauy's loss
was So. 900 on ice and $4,000 on buildings; in
sured for $l2 600. The flames spead to the ex-
tensive stove and foundry manufacturing
company's building on the West side and con.
sumed the moulding and casting house OF
Smith and Lewis streets, embracing about one.
| third of the establishment. All the patterns,
orders, etc., were saved, and business will not
be delayed more than three days. Loss esti
mated at $3.50. 600; insurance slO9, 900. There
! were about g. coo finished stoves In the store
house. all of which were destroyed. Pat Lynch
| and Ed Sanders, fremen, were killed by the
| falling roof. Pat Conway Sustained concus
sion Of the brain. Jno. Collins was badly
perhaps fatally injured internally. and Jos
TooleY, Chas. Triton and Arnold Blowers, all
fremen, werespadly bruised.
MILL EXPLOSION.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. IA burr in the
Touring mill of Marshall, Kennedy d Co., ex
plqded at noon to. day, killing L. B. Manning
chief miller, instantly. and seriously injurine
Joseph Lechour, another employe. Cause Of
the explosion unknown.
DEFAULT1Na OFFICIAL.
TOLEDO, Sept. Further developments il
the case of E. B. Hall, defaulting county
treasurer, show that he has been using public
funds for the purpose Of speculation, large
portion of the amount involved having beer
invested in newly invented apparatus fol-
manufacturing gas from coal tar, and in the
establishment of works at various points fol
its use. The county treasurer is also tn,
custodian of the city funds. separate bonds be
ing given. 1t is thought the sureties are eoot
for the difference. which is about $50, 600
Hall is an old resident and has hitherto born
an unsullied reputation.
PACIFIC OCEAN DISASTERS.
| SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. specials to tn
Ne,us reports additional disasters on the Florida
coast. The schooner Rosa Eppinger from
Cedar Keys for New York. a total wreck; Firs
Nate Joseph Bayles was lost. The brig Lont
Preade, from Analachicola for Philadelphia
stranded. Two other vessels. names unknown
are ashore. large ship was dismasted il
the breakers near st. Sebastian. Grew still
aboard. A large portion of the bottom of tn
ship newly coppered. Apparently a vessel o
1000 tons. A lot of mahogany came ashor
yesterday at st. Johns bar.
ADAMS oAPTUEED.
DEADwooD. Sept IA telegram is received
announcing the capture at Fort Sully, thi
Territory, of p O. Adams, the defaulting ex
postmaster of this city, who recently ESCAPED
from the United States marshal after bein,
convicted of embezzlement.