Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-20
THROWN FROM A WAGON AND KILLED.

THROWN FROM WAGON AND KILLED
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE
LAKE Cry, Jan. 19.-Alfred Betterly, aged
about 90 years, was thrown from wagon
short distance from Maiden Book, Wis, ON
Saturday night and instantly killed. Betterly
was formerly resident of Wabashaw conn
ty, but for past four or five years has
resided in Pierce county, Wis. He leaves q
wife and family.
TERRIFIC POWDER MILLS EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ia special to the
Times from Yellow Springs, Green county,
Ohio, says three terrible explosions occurred
this morning at the Miami powder mills,
three miles south of there. The three mills
were destroyed and two men killed. The
shock OF the explosion was destructively felt
at Yellow springs. The supposed cause was
the bursting of hydraulic ram. The mills
and machinery were completely demolished,
and the two employees, named Tagyart and
Carney, blown to atoms.
TRAGIC SHOOTING.
CANTON, ILL.,, Jan. ia tragic shooting
occurred at Lancaster, Peoria county, Satur-
day evening, AL. Barnes shooting Matte
Ford, his inamorata, wounding her, perhaps,
fatally, and then sending bullet into his
own brain. The woman had been leading
him on in his suit, which she finally refused.
PORK PACKING HOUSE BURNED.
OMAHA, Jan. 49,. James E. Boyd's large
pork packing establishment caught fire soon
after 8 o'clock last evening, and the fire con-
tinued all night. The several large three
story buildings were all destroyed with the
stock of provisions of all sorts, valued at
$213,000, on which there was an insurance
of only 100000. The buildings were valued
at $4,000, half insured. One hundred men
are thrown out of employment. This was
the largest packing house in the West.
BURNED TO DEATH.
CHATHAM, Ont, Jan. 19.-Two children of
Al. Wilson set fire to their fathers stable
yesterday and were burned to death.
SENT BACK.
New HAVEN, Jan. 19.-At 232 the jury
in the Hayden case reported disagreement.
The court sent them back for further DELHI
Grafton.
NEW HAVEN Jan. 19.-The jury in the Hay
den case disagreed and were discharged, and
the special term of court adjourned sine de-
The jury in the first ballot stood eight for &C
qrittal and four for conviction. Second bal
lot. nine for acquittal and three for conviction.
Fourth, nine for acquittal and two for con-
viction in the first degree and one in the second
degree. Subsequently the ballot stood eleven
to one. Hayden remained at the court house
a long time receiving the congratulations of
his friends and It late hour was returned to
Jail probably to ,bailed.
KMLEi HIS DAUGHTER.
SCRANTON, Jan. 19.-Grant Kemerling while
chopping wood near Middle Valley sccidently
struck his daughter with the ak, killing her
instantly. Kemerling was brought here to his
home to-day insane.
LOUISVILLE SAVINGS BANK DEFICIT,
uIsv1LLE, KY, Jan. 19.-This afternoon
Dan W. O'Laughlin. cashier of the savings
bank, was arrested and locked up in Jail by
Detective Bleigh:s the arrest being made at the
instance of Joshua Speed, one of the directors
OLaughlin was arrested near the bank and took
his arrest very calmly. He merely said when
arrested, 81 should be and desire to be made an
example Of" There have been no new de-
velopements in regard to the amount of the de-
falcation at the savings bank. though it is
certainly considerably over $4,000. One of
the officers of the bank said to-day that as soon
as tho scrutiny is completed securities held by
the bank will be disposed of and depositoIs
paid as far as possible. He said they hoped to
be able to pay. nearly all if not all, but be was
satifed that the amount to be returned to de-
positors will be larger than seems generally
expected.