Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fea.s that thesteamship San salvadorWent
Down in the Great Cyclone Misceliaps-
GUS Record Of Dsviltrles and Disasters
SURVIVORS AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Sept. 6.-Eix of the crew
Of the City Of Vera Cruz, Charles Smith, Sec
ond assistant engineer, Charles Brantenburg,
quartermaster, Joseph Kelley, Mason Talbot,
Joe Greenfield and Loomer Dramgold, seamen,
ger, arrived here this morning from Jackson-
Vile, Florida. They leave tomorrow for New
York.
ARREST oE FoRaAR.
NEW YORK, Sept 6.-Emauuel Hausur, alias
Jacob Habick, charged with extensive forgeries
on the Industrial bank, Germany, was arrested
to-day on b ard the steamship Celtic, from
Liverpool. Habick at frat denied hisidentity.
but evidence OF other forgeries than those ca
bled were found among his papers. The
names of merchantsin Odenheim, Eppenheim,
Weingarten. Bonshoal, Heidelberg and other
places were forged to checks on Industrial
banks in sums ranging from 900 to 2, 400 marks.
Hausur said he would waive all examination
and return homo.
SUPPOSED TO BE LOST.
NEW YORK, Sept. Cat the maritime ex-
change this afternoon the probable loss of the
steamer San Salvador, with all on board was
reported. She left Truxillo Aug. for Hs-
vana. where she was due the 11th, and has not
since been heard from. Her agents at Havana
telegraph that they fear she was lost on the
cyclone of the 9th. She vas an American
steamer of 971 tons, built at Wilmington, own
ed by London merchants, and engaged in cattle
trade. Her first mate and engineer are white
men and shipped from this
port. The others are black men.
ROASTED TO DEATH.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 6.-At late hour Sunday
night special oyster train on the Baltimore
& Ohio ran into calf near Fastonio and was
thrown from the track. Engineer VIM. San-
derson was agsinst the fire box and
held until roasted to death. The fireman
jumped, and was injured in such q manner a.
to render. him insane and wandered into the
woods, where he was afterwards found. Six
cars demolished.
KILLED By LIGHTNING.
LOUISVILLE. Sept 6.-An Uptonville special
says last evening an rain came up quite
number Of persons collected at the house OF
Mr.. Prewitt four miles south of Upon, for the
purpose of shelter from the storm. While they
were in the house, fash of lightning came
down the chimney bursting through about the
mantel. killing Mrs. Jas. Walden and JAS. Prew-
lit and wounding, Mrs. Prewitt, mother of
Walden was killed she was holding year old
girl in her lap. The child was not inja Sd.
TANNERY BURNED.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The large tannery on
Fleetwood street, North Blackhawk, owned by
Paul Papulaum, burned to the ground early
this morning. Loss on building and contents,
between $50, 900 and $50, 900; covered by insur-
ance.
OIL EXPLOSION.
BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 6.-At 10 o'clock this
morning fifty hose boiler in the pump sta
ton of tho united lines, twelve miles north
east of Bradford, exploded with terrible force
and killed the engineer, named 7. j. Ben
net
IDENTIFIED HIs MAN.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 6.-Elijah Alliger, arrested
for dealing In stolen bonds of the Milwaukee
4 Paul st. railway, to-day identified Col. Chas
as the man who had given him the
bonds to be hypothicated.
TOO LIGHT cALIBRE.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 6.-John L. Peltier,
laboring man, while drank and in q fit of
jealousy, shot his wife this afternoon and then
himself. Both balls took effect in the head,
but being from q pistol of small calibre did
not penetrate the skull.
A1rEMrTED SUICIDE.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 6.-Chas. Miller, attor-
ney at law and son of ex-State Senator VIM.
Miller, attempted to commit suicide tonight
BY taking heavy dose of morphine. Miller
recently forged his fathers name to two checks
Of fifty dollars, and one of thirty dollars. and
had them cashed by two leading firms. To-day
Miller, Sr., had his bank book balanced, and
discovered the folgeries. he said he had for
given such shortcomings as this long enough,
and was now willing the law should take its
course. Upon hearing that warrant had been
issued for his arrest, young Miller took NOR.
phine, but the poison made him very sick, and
he will probably ive.
KILLED BY THE CARS
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.-Michael Devine. yard
master Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad at La Crosse. was killed by the cars
to-day.
SKULL CRUSHED.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Sept. 8.-Wm. W. Foster,
travelling for Moo. rmiok reaper company,
while out with party of young men last
night, was struck on the head with billy OF
Police Officer Chapman, and his sknll crushed,
from which he died this morning.