Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-17

north of Frontenac station, was gored to death
by vicious bull on Saturday morning last, the
particulars being substantially as follows:
About o'clock on the morning named Hines
was awakened by q noise in the COW yard near
his barn, and on going out to ascertain the
cause. was attacked by the infuriated animal,
and before assistance could be rendered the
unfortunate man received injuries from
which he died few hours later. Deceased
leaves wife and family.
ROBBED BY A TRAMP.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FARIBAULT, Aug. l6.-This afternoon a
boarder at the Faribault house named Mahoney
while sleeping in his room was robbed of his
watch, chain and four dollars in money. On
waking he discovered his loss and at once in
stituted search, finding his watch and chain oh
tramp at the depot. The tramp was imme-
diately arrested, taken to the police court and
bound over to appear at the next term of the
district court.
WHISKY MURDERS.
BUFFALO, Aug 1G.-John Karin, saloon
keeper, last evening refused liquor to boarder
named Martin Flanagan, already drunk. At
midnight Flanagan arose, entered the bed
room of Karin and stabbed him fatally, in the
presence of his wife and child.
Karin was in bed asleep with his two chill
dren. Flanagan entered the room, turned
down the bed clothes, and plunged the knife
blade into Karln's heart.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, 16.-While Joseph Buchler
was hauling party of men in furniture wa
gon from Bamberg's garden in the southern
suburbs of the city to the end of the street
railroad track, late last night, a dispute arose
between some men who seemed to have been
drunk and Buchler as to the direction the lat
ter should drive to reach the railroad. Buch-
ler wouldn't accede to their demands, where
upon they brutally assaulted him, and he was
either thrown or fell out of his wagon receiv-
ing injuries from which he died shortly after.
The assailants then took Buchler's horses and
drove off and escaped.
SHOT WHILE DRUNK.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16-H. 3. Vail, while
drunk, went into the saloon of Edward Tro-
maine, IN East St. Louis, about IL o'clock last
night, got into quarrel with Tronaine and
was shot three times by the latter and killed.
Tronaine gave himself up this morning and is
now in jail. Vail was formerly assistant
superintendent of the National stock yards at
East st. Louis. Latterly he had been acting
as clerk in ex-Mayor Bowman's office. His
parents are said to live on Long Island, near
New York.
FATAL CIGAR SPARK.
LANCASTER Aug. IO.-MtSS iiiiilo MateeI,
age IS, was walking with & gentleman near
Mount JOY when spark from his cigar set
her dress on fire and the girl was fatally
burned.
DROWNED.
TORONTO, Aug. 16.-Robert Wilkes, whole
sale jeweler OF this city, his daughter Florence
age Is, and son BERTHE age IL, were drowned at
Sturgeon Point to-day. Florence and BERTHE
we're bathing and the boy getting out beyond
his depth the father who was in boat jumped
out to save him. The daughter also went to
the rescue and all were drowned,
FoRaER ARRESTED.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 1G.-Charles J.
Brockaway, notorious burglar, YVES arrested
to-day. with an accomplice calling himself
Jos. Cook, but who is believed to be Billy Ogle.
The accomplice had Just had cashed forged
check.
TERRIBLE RESULTS OF DRUNKEN DEBAUCH.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-John Kellcher, re-
siding at Oakland, with his wife and neigh
Dor, Mrs. King. INDUCED in drunken carouse
last night. in the course of which they set the
house on fire and two of his children, Eugene
and Anne, aged two and five years respectively,
were burned to death, and James, aged four,
was burned fatally. Mrs. Kellcher will prob
ably die from her injuries. Mrs King was
badly scorched and Kellcher slightly hurt.
LICENSES REVOKED.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 16.-The local steam
boat inspectors, as result of their investiga-
tion into the recent collision of the steamboat
Garland with the steam yacht Mamie, have re-
voked the licenses Of both captains on the
ground that it was entirely within their power
to have prevented the terrible accident by the
exercise of any sort of prudence in the man.
agement of their respective boats
BUCHANAN INDICTED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-Dr. John Buchanan,
of Eclectic college notoriety, has been indicted
by the Uniteds States grand jury on the charge
of devising scheme to defraud, and with
using the mails for illegal purposes. DR..
David Wright, one Of Buchanan's graduates,
gave certificate of death from "collarY fam
tum." The coroner's jury censure Wright as
an unqualified physician.
COLLISION.
New YORK, Aug 16.-The transfer boat of
the New York and New Haven railroad and
the tug boat, General Sheridan, came in collis-
ion to-day. The General Sheridan had her
side crushed in and the steam pipe burst,
scalding seriously engineer VIM. Smith.
AN 1NhUMAN dUS6AHD.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 16.-Mrs. Isabella
smalley, wife of Henry Smalley, died last Fri.
day evening. Upon her body were found
marks and scars indicative Of hard treatment
by some one. Investigation was ordered by
the coroner, which revealed that
trouble had been existing between
Mr. SmAlley and wife for several months and
that his treatment of her was most brutal
the necessaries of life being denied, and that
neighbors on many occasions carried food to
the woman to save her from starvation.
Smalley was accordingly arrested, and tonight
the Jury rendered a verdict that Mrs. Smalley
came to her death from in uries received at the
hands of her husband.
Ex-posTMAsTER INDICTED.
DEADwooD, D. T., Aug. 16.-The United
States grand jury returned two indictments
against r. o. Adams, ex-postmaster of this
city, for the embezzlem snt of $l1, 900 of gov
ernment funds. Adams was placed under
$12, 600 bonds to appear for trial.
oYcIoNE-MURpER.
GALVESTON, Aug. 16.-A two minutes cyclone
at Galide demolished twenty-five houses and
injured five persons. Two farmers, johnson
and Odel, had fight and both were killed.
DROWNED.
SPhISGtIEiiD, Mass. hug' io'~oAo. W Lay ioi'
secretary of the Masonic mutual relief associa-
tion of Western Massachusetts, and wife were
drowned in the Connecticut river tonight
Mrs Taylor leaped from the boat
in which were her husband and two other men.
He sprang after her, and. being unable te
swim, both were lost.
Gen. Grant at Denver
DENVER, Aug. 16.-A committee of promi-
,..+ ,;t;,,re headed hv Goy pnItin loft nan