Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-11

and the engineer of the passenger train some
what injured, but none of the passengers were
hurt. After the collision the freight train
except the oil cars and cabOOse, pulled out ano
escaped further damage. IIoes probably $780,
600 to S70,OOo
Second dispatch: The oil car was not burst
but turned upside down, and the oil escaped
| from the man hole in stream foot in diam
| eter. This soon reached the fire of the engine
OF the passenger train and in q moment there
| was sheet of flame q hundred feet long and
six wide, which Immediately took hold of the
front car, and in ten minutes the entire train
| was burning. As soon as Conductor Browning
took III the situation he aroused the pass engers
in the coaches, and all got out safely.
General Superintendent Mcclure was in the
| sleeper, but was soon out. directing
the train crews. They tried to uncouple the
sleeper, which was the Wagner coach "Glen-
coe. but the train being in curve, could not
do it, and it was burned with the rest of the
train. The loss on the rolling stosk is as fol-
lows: Locomotive, $l1, 600; Bee Line baggage
and express car. $3, 900; two coaches, 10000;
| sleeper, $4,000. The latter was insured fol
| $4,000. The express safe was saved, but the
| remainder of the express matter was burned.
An American Express car on the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati q Indianapolis road with
$50, 900 worth Of property missed connection,
and was thereby saved. The town of NokOmis
escaped destruction only because the wind
was blowing in favorable direction. Nearly
all the train crew and expressmen were mi ur-
ed but not disabled.
TWO SERVANT GIRLS.
&BRADFoRD, Penn, Oct. 10.-Last night the
Mcclure house at Red Rock five miles east OF
here, caught fire from a lamp explosion and
burned, together with the railroad depot and
two small buildings. Minnie SIattery, q ser.
want, tainted in the third story and was thrown
ont hui hIn~
Ing probable fatal injuries. The latter escap-
ed by jumping. Total loss, $4,000. Partly
insured.
1T WAS A HEM0RRHAdE.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 10-About 10 o'clock
last night Chas. Bluett young man living
with his widowed mother at No. ZIG Sycamore
street, was found dead on the steps of Notre
Dame convent, Sixth, near Broadway. Blood
was issuing from his mouth, and a physician
who saw him called it death from hemorrnage.
Being unknown he was taken to the morgue. To
day the coroner found he had been stabbed in
the breast and died from internal hemorrhage
There is no clue to the murderers.
SAVED FROM JUDGE LYNCH.
+ EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-The negro
Shower, whu shot Rouse, was removed this
afternoon from the county jail and driven in a
buggy to station five miles out on the Evans
Viiie q 1erre haute RAILROAD ana tnere put on
the train which leftshere at 6:S0. This is not
generally known at this hour, Is o'clock, and
crowd is still congregated at the court house
corner. The mayor and sheriff are acting in
perfect accord, and no trouble is expected.
FATALLY SHOT BY NEGRO.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-A difficulty oc-
CURED between a negro named Oscar Schorter
who is the janitor of the custom house here
and young man named Rouse, in saloon
this morning. at about 1890 o'clock, which re.
suited In the shooting of Rouse and also the
wounding of the negro. Rouse is expected &c
die, and this morning at about
2 o'clock it was necessary to move
the negro from the city lookup to the county
jail for safety, as there Was considerable feel
ing against him among Rouse's friends. There
was crowd of about 100 about the Jail at 4
o'clock this morning. which was dispersed bJ
the judges of the circuit and supreme courts
who asked the crowd to go to their homes
agreeing that the negro should be kept secuI,
for trial.
Later in the day at about o'clock in tn
afternoon quite a crowd again gathered abou
the Jail. 1t is feared by some that there will
be trouble. The last crowd was dispersed by
a word from ORe of the councilmen and th
mayor. There is considerable feeling anon:
the negroes as well as among Rouse's friends.
SHERIFF SHOT IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-A serious row oc
CURED at Shelbyville, Ind, yesterday evening
in which Sheriff McCOrkle was fatally shot ant
has since died. Reports are conflicting US t.
the origin of the disturbance. Two politica
meetings were held in the town, Republioar
and Greenbsck respectively, the former ad-
dressed by Gen. Harrison, and the latter By
Congressman De La Matyr. During this af
ternoon there were a number of alteration
| hpt Deponnrafa I'd h,k n
out serious result. At P
II. row took place in Hood
backs saloon between Democrat
and Republicans and Sheriff McCorkle quellet
the disturbance, had left the saloon and walk
ed down street with Kennedy, a Republican
who had been in the fracas in charge; he ad
vlsed Kennedy to go home, which the latte
promised to do, at this time another genera
| tight took place, and number of shots wer
fired, one of which struck the sheriff in tn
breast and passed through the upper part o
the left lung, resulting in death at 0 o. oIOcl
| this forenoon.
| STARRING AND RAvIsHNG.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 10.-This evenin
George Salisbury fatally stabbed his brother
iu-law, Oscar Briggs, during a quarrel q
Barnum, New York. Salisbury has been
| arrested.
This evening, at Tarport, one mile from
here, Frank Berinton, aged 35, white, entice
a four year old daughter of Tom Pierce, CO.
ored, into the bushes and ravished her. Berir
ton was arrested and there are threats of lynch
ing.
| SUICIDE UNAOCoUNTED FOR.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-Leon Boucher of th
firm of Boucher Co., proprietors of tn
Mound City White Lead and Color works, 70
and 7O6 North Second street, went to his stor'
at 10 o'clock tonight and blew his brains ou
with pistol. No cause is assigned for tn
act. He left four letters addressed to differeu
persons, but none OF them have been opene
yet.