Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
MISSING MILLER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 15.-The following 10
description of Miller, who has been missing
from here since Jan. 9Th: He is about hve 1ees
seven inches high, or less; weighed about l1o
pounds of full habit, of dark red compiexions
full face, blue eyes and red hair ana neafd.
He wore q mustache and chin whlskei. N
general appearance, and in tho cut or MS DALI
and whiskers, he resembled Senator u. ".
Voorhees,, though much smaller IN SIZE ~
was quite freckled. He wore brown ptoeo
cloth coat and vest and black or darh Pon1S,
scarlet woolen socks. q handsome gold watch
and cut class head orocheted chain. The family
will nav a large reward for his return II awe
and a reward for his body if he is dead. mr.: y.
8. Woodward, of this city, represents his family
and any information can be addressed 10 nim.
LOUISVILLE BANK DEFALoATIoN.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 15.-The defalcation
of Cashier Rhoret, of the Savings bank. creates
much excitement in this vicinity. To-day
large number of persons called at the bank,
which was closed to business. Many OF the oe-
positors came in the hope OF wltndra"ing
money! but they were told to wait until the con-
dition of the institution is defined. Many who
had bonds in the safe deposit vault opened
them and found all was right This depart
ment was beyond the reach OF any OF tne ON
GERS of the bank, each depoaitor keeping DIS
own kew. and it is without doubt entirely free
from loss. The false entries made by hboret
to cover the sums taken by him are suppl SEQ
to be entirely in the books of the regular bank.
ing side. The amount of the defalcation can
be told even by Rhoret, but it ia little II any
less than $l00, 1000, perhaps more. Tnis Is inc
amount of capital stock which Is doubtless
lost, but it is hoped and believed that de-
posltors will not suffer.
suFFocAIKD.
mt ~, S0ht
in the second floor tenement, "a Sheriff street.
in which rooms Michael Cohen, while he and
wife we're absent. The flames were extinguish-
ed with little damage, but Cohen's three chill
dren, William, aged s; Hannah, aged ., and
Louis, an infant, who were locked up IN Inc
rooms, were nearly sufocated, and were re-
moved to the hospital in an unconscious condl-
ton. The children caused the fire by drawing
burning Goals from the kitchen stove.
TIE HAYDEN CASE.
NEW HAVEN, o., Jan. 15-Argument In the
HAYDEN case was concluded this evening. The
judges charge will be made tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is expected that the case will reach the
jury by noon.
THROAT CUTTING.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 15.-Louis Autonal,
French butcher, VIM. Lawman and Robert
Keefer, engaged in drunken row, tonight
which ended in the Frenchman drawing large
butcher knife and striking Keefer in the lower
part of the face, cutting down through the
neck and severing the jugular vein, killing
him instantly. Autonal Immediately surren-
dered to the authorities, claiming self-defense:
The murdered man was q grocery keeper, ~
years old, and of very respectable family.
TOO LONG PUT OFF.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. 15.-At Armstrong, KAN.
two miles west of here, Culver Thompson, ad-
Judged insane by the probate court yesterday
morning, arose early and shot John Morris, bis
step father, in the face. Morris ATTEMPTED to
flee when the lunatio fired again, striking
his victim in the back of the head, causing
probable fatal wound. Thompson ran out OF
the house and escaped. He was to be taken to
the lunatic asylum to-day.