Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-04
GRIMES AND oAsU ALT1Es.
IN THE muapEREn's ROW.

burg was committed to the Tombs to-day by
the coroner for the murder of Xavier Lind
hauer. Last night, on the way to the prison
from the curoner's Office, Mrs. Munzburg, with
her three little children, the eldest OF whom is
Z years old, clinging to her skirts, met her hus-
band. The mother and children presented q
picture of abject woe. Let me speak to
him. cried the wife, catching hold of Capt.
Gostling's arm. 'tLet me speak to him before
he goes to prison." To yield to her desire was
impossible, and the captain told her so. Give
him his coat, then," said the woman. She
then handed her husband his coat. The officers
entered the car, which soon passed out of
sight, and left the wife and children standing
on the corner. the center of a sympathizing
crowd. The prisoner was looked up in the
murderer's row.
A BRACE OF CASUALTIES.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-B. Felsenthal & Bros. rag
and paper warehouse burned late last night.
Loss estimated at $1,000 insurance $4,000.
About midnight, while the Wells street
bridge was open, an unknown man, apparently
unaware of this fact. drove horse and buggy
into the river and was drowned.
BALBo, TIE MURDERER.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Petro Balbc, The con-
demned Italian wife murderer, was informed
this morning that Governor Cornell refused Ito
interfere with his sdeath sentence. He exhib-
tied but little emotion and remarked that he
would exhibit no cowardice at the last. Pre-
parations FOR the execution Friday began at
the Tombs this afternoon.
KILLED BY BURGLAR.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Just before daylight this
morning, John McMahon, living at the corner
of Laurel and Thirty eighth streets, was awak-
ened by noise in his room, and saw burglar
who, upon being discovered, went to the bed
side and shot Mcmahon through the head, kill
ing him instantly. The murderer escaped,
leaving no clue to his identity.
COL. BoDINE AS A sMUaGLER.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-Col. Bodine, captain of
the American rife team in Ireland, had all his
A quantity of valuable goods have been dis
covered in his gun case. The traps of another
member of the team are reported seized, and
for the same cause.
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-Schroeder, who
killed DR.. Lefever, was to-day held to answer
without bail. Counsel gave notice of applica-
tion to the superior court for habeas corpus.
MINISTER ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 3-The Sentineps Oshkosh
special says Sheriff Morgan, of that city, start
ed for Madison to-day with warrant for the
arrest of Rev. A. o. Wright. secretary of the
national board of charities and reforms, on the
charge of criminal libel The charge is that
Wright procured the publication of report of
improper intimacy of physicians Of the hospi-
tai with female patients.
HELD FOR FRAUD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3.-Rev. Thos. B. Mil
lo~b LaJd -, 80
for his share in the alleged fraudulent prac-
aud surgery. The court refused to reduce the
bail of 81 600 of Dr. Kehnroth of Buchanan's
medical college.
SERIOUS FIRE.
HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 3.-The upper end of
the town of Annapolis is in flames, extending
from J. E. Wilson to R. s. Hardwick's and
back to Victoria street. 1t is believed the fire
is the work of an iucendiary.
1t is impossible to get anything like correct
figures vf losses at present, but the amount of
property destroyed in buildings is about $29.-
600; stocks of furniture, 5000; insurance
about 16, 600. Thirteen houses and stores, be-
sides barns, were destroyed.
ILLICIT DIsTnL1NG.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Aug. 3.-John Buerger
arrested in jackson township for illicit distil.
ling, has been eighteen consecutive years in
business.
RELEASED AND REARREsTED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.-Frank Ike, on his
release yesterday from the penitentirry at San
Quentin, where he has been serving a three
years term for counterfeiting. was arrested on
the charge of the larceny of $4,000 worth of
jewelry from J. Eates, of Davidson, Tenn,
and taken East on the requisition of the Gov
ernor of Tennessee.
LEAP FOR LIFE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3.-During the progress
of fire in mattress factory on North Secoud
street, this evening, Elizabeth Oglesby and
Emma Barnes leaped from the third story
window to the ground, the former sustaining
injuries which will probably prove fatal Miss
Barnes escaped with cut on the head and
few burns.
SEWER WORKS PARTIALLY BURNED.
Sr. LOUIS. Aug 3.-The Estenaire works of
the st. Louis Sewer Pipe company, owned by
Isaac L. Downes, situated on Austin street.
between Sixteenth and Tyron avenue, were
partially burned tonight. Loss between
$S5, 900 to $4,000. Insured.
Insured for 81, 200 each in the Peoples, New
ark, N. j.; Atlantic Hamburg; New Hampshire
Fire Insurance company, Manchester. Ohio;
Revierre. Boston; Amazon, Cincinnatti; Trade
Insurance company, Camden, N. j.; Hecla,
Madison, Wis, and l2.500 in other offices, the
names of which cannot be obtained tonight.