Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
THREsHING MACHINE ACCIDENT.
Special Telegram to the Globe.


ROCHESTER, Mimi, Oct. David O'Gor-
man was caught in threshing machine
early this morning and had his right arm
broken several times at the elbow, probably
rendering amputation necessary.
INDICTED FOR THEFT.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The grand jury has
ordered indictments for grand larceny and
receiving stolen goods against L. r Jerome,
Jr., and his friends Patchell aud McGibbon,
in connection with the loss of package of
securities, valued at 81, ,500,by Brayten, Ives
Dc Co., brokers in Wall street in July last.
A JEALOUS woMAN's CRIME.
SAN Francisco, Oct. AT Sacramento
yesterday, Mrs. Geo. Hamilton sent note
asking an interview with her husband from
whom she had been separated. He called
on her and during the conversation she shot
him dead. Cause, jealousy. Last winter
she shot and seriously wounded young
girl who had excited her jealousy.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
BAY CRY, Mich, Oct. 2.-Yesterday af-
ternoon two boilers of the Pitts & Cranaee
mill exploded, demolishing the boiler house
the mill. The boilers were carried 45O feet.
The fireman, George E. Parker, was buried
in the ruins. A lad named Daniel McRoe
was badly scalded. Robert Bennett and
Peter Hennion, struck by debris, were badly
injured. Damage, $4,000. Cause not
known. Part of Parker's shirt was found
hundreds of feet from the mill.
TIM. ooNNELL's HORRIBLE FATE.
CINoINNATI, Dot. 2.-Timothy ConrelI,
fireman, net horrible death this morning.
He was turninga switch on the G. Fl. & d.
road within the city limits, when his foot
became fastened in the frog. The train
was backing up and the poor man was COM
PEELED to see certain death coming with no
means even of giving an alarm that could
be heard. He was horribly mangled, being
crushed by the entire train. He was mar
ried and lived in this city.
MRS. MACK NOT CONVICTED.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-The jury in the trial
of Mrs. Mack for the murder of her hus-
band, after being out fifty-three hours, failed
to agree. This case created much interest
throughout the State, as Mrs. Mack on the
first trial was convicted with a man named
Dickerson and the latter is now serving
life sentence for the crime. The supreme
court allowed Mrs Mack new trial with
! the above result.
FIRE COMPANY BURNED OUT.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct. "a fire last night de-
stroyed the engine house of Vigilant Fire
Company, together with the steamers and all
| the company property. Loss $4,000. No
insurance. Fire incsndiaay.
ADRUNKARD's DoINGs.
LEoToN1A, o., Sept. 2.-Last night Isaac
Lettenhouse, of Lectonia Garden, four
miles from here, while drunk, drove his fam
lily out doors and then set FIRE to MS dwell
ing with lighted torch. He was destroyed
In the flames. Only handful of bones was
left to tell the tale.
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 2.-Walter Winsor,
aged 16, found guilty of the murder OF Miss
Amelia Potter, maiden lady aged 81, IN
| June last, IN the town of Johnston, by beat
ing her with an iron bolt about the head,
and concealing the body in disused cellar
on the premises, wherein he sought to ravish
her after death, has been sentenced to life
| imprisonment.
! COAST STEAMSHIP BURNED.
| NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 2.-The steamship
Isaac Bell, when nearly ready to sail TO-DAY
for New York, took fire and burned to the
waters edge. The vessel had on board $50
bales of cotton besides other merchandise.
| The Isaac Bsli was built ia 1868 and cost
about $230,000. The cargo, whIca included
forty hogsheads of tobacco and forty barrels
of resin, was valued at 1900. No insur-
ance.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
JERSEY CIT Y, N. j., Oct. Mrs. Mary
Doyle, temporarily insane from fever, threw
her two months old babe out of third story
window and it was instantly killed.
SUNBURY, Pa, Oct. 2.-Emanuel E finger
has been found guilty of the murder of
John Kindseier and his wife.
ST.. Louis, Oct. "A fire in Roadhouse,
Illinois, last night, destroyed $4,000 worth
of property.
PROVIDENCE, Oct.2.-Brockway the forger,
was to-day sentenced to eight years in the
State prison.
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