Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-13
scALDED TO DEATH.
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SSAAOhD 10 DEATH.
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DULUTH, Oct. l2.-John Percy, the 2-year-
old SON Of P. o. Carr, fell into q tub of hot
water yesterday morning. and was SO badly
sealded that he died this evening at $50
o'clock.
THE BOY KILLED AT RED WING.
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Red WlNa, Oct. 12.-B. T. Hatch, the boy
killed by the cars at this place Sunday morn
ing. was IL years old. had dark brown hair, was
about five feet six inches high, and weighed
about l25 pounds. He had on q new gray
checked suit. His father, d. NJ. Hatch, OF
Big Springs. Adams county. Wisconsin, came
up Monday. identified the body and took l.
home with him.
HIS HEAD CARRIED TWENTY MILES.
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RusH CRY, Oct. IA horrible death by
the cars occurred here last night. Peter NAL
hum. Swede living about three miles north
of town, had been in town all day filing up
with poor whisky, and jumped upon . night
freight going north and rode To Pine CITY. He
then took the first train south and got Of at
Rock Creek and started drwn the railroad
track toward hss home, when he laid down up
on the track and throu. b stupor fell
asleep. The northern bound freight struck
him, killing him INSTANTLY. On the arrival OF
the train as Hiuckley, q distance of twenty
miles from Rock Greek, the engineer while
Oiling mp bis engine discovered the mans head
upon the pilot of the engine, mangied beyond
recognition. The remains were picked up at
Rock Greek in the morning, with both legs cut
of, the body cut In two and the head of. The
deceased leaves q wife and four small children
in destitute circumstance.
BENDER FAMILY ARRESTED,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. IA. D. 6chaeffer, q
lunatic, month ago went to Kansas and OBJ.
tanned requisition from Gov St. John upon
Gov. Wiltz for arrest of the notorious Bender
family. To-day Schaeffer arrived before the
chief of polile. presented warrant from
Gov. Wiltz, and demanded the assistance #
police in making the arrest. The chief sent
corporal to the district attorney, and the war
rant was handed TO Deputy Sheriff Hoey, who
first arrested Carl Bender and bis son,
Carl Bender, Jr., carpenters ct
work in Greenville, and afterwards
daughter Caroline Slender. Bender has lived
in Oarrollton since 1851 and is well known, and
has been absent only once, five years ago. when
be made visit of four months and three
weeks at his sisters, in Quincy, ILL.,, where he
wounded himself and obtained weekly assist
ance from here. Upon these facts being re-
presented to Gov. Wiltz, by citizens Of Carroll
ton, an order was made to hold the Bepders
until an examination into the affair is made
tomorrow.
CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MUSIC BURNED
CHICAGO Dot. 12.-The academy of music
owned by William Emmett. and situated In
West Halstead htreet, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. One fireman was fatally in
jured and five severely hurt. The cause of the
nre is unknown. It originated about 10 clock
among the flies back OF the stage, near the roof,
spread with rapidity, and was beyond control
when the f1remen arrived. The fire had been
burning but fifteen minutes when the roof fell
with tremendous crash, burying several fire
men. Terrible confusion followed, and il was
with the greatest difficulty and peril to their
own lives that the tiremen succeeded in rescu-
ing their comrades. Theodore Bernhardt, of
engine IA, is fatally injured. The others, al
though badly hurt, will recover. The front
wall of the academy is still standing, but the
building, which had just been reftted for the
season at an expense of $4,000, was entirely
Quilted.
LATER AS the walls of the academy are
still standing, and the stage aud all stage ma
chinery escaped without serious damage, the
loss will not be as heavy at frat anticipated,
and will not exceed Si0, 600. Insurance, s22,-
900. The building was owned by w. B. Clapp,
and the theater was rented TO VIM. Emmett.