Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08
THIEVING BLOODS.
Two New York Bankers Sons Arrested
Charged with the Theft OF stocks-Texas
Bandits Killed by Rangers-Crime and
Casualty Record.

HIGH TONED THIEVES.
NEW YORK, July Police Inspector Byrr es
tonight arrested. at No. 400 West Twenty
third street, Lawrence II. Jerome Jr, son of
the we'll known banker and sporting man, and
Edward Pitchell, manager of the banking
house of Guy Bevan & Co., 40 Exchange Place,
In the employ of Brayton, Ives d.
Co., No. 4. Broad street. He was
sent out last Saturday to deliver stocks valued
at $S7 200. He returned saying that be
had lost the package of securities on Wall
street between William and Broad streets. Mr.
Ives who is president of the stock exchange,
reported his loss to the police. After long
possession of the prisoners. z Both
are unmarried Young men and
are familiar with the ways OF Wall street,
Jerome being engaged in stock speculation
After their arrest the securities were found in
sPatchelrs Office and it was admitted by tee
young men they knew to whom the securities
belonged. They intended to send them to
Europe and have them negotiated there. The
manner in which they obtained possession of tie
stocks was not devulged.
WIFE MURDERER.
New York, July Jacob Kuntz, who re-
sides at Homestead Station, on the Northern
railroad of New Jersey, this morning. went to
the house of his son at Union Hall, where his
wife resided, and forbade her going to pic
mis-. Upon her refusing, Jacob fatally shot
her. He then went into the barn and killed
himself. Kuntz has several times attempted to
take bis wife's life, and also that Of biz son,
who protected her. Kuntz and his wife were
both over sixty years of age.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
DUNKIRK, July IA horrible accident oc-
cured hore yesterday afternt on, the boiler Ct
steam thresher exploding. killing five persons
and seriously wounding four others. The
scene beggared description. Dead and injured
we're lying about the place, and the air was
filed with grOans of wounded and their fran
tic friends. Richard Cove was instantly
killed. His head was.blown distance of 100
yards from where the body lay. The heart
was literally torn out, and lay at some distar ce
from the trunk. Amsey Harden was instantly
killed, also George Pisle. Vim. Frederick died
within an hour after the accident. Rudy
Thrush cannot recover. Jesse Frederick will
lose leg. John McYetty and A. 81. Bower
sion was unknown. The boiler had never been
used before.
KILLED BY RANGERS.
STOCKTON, Texas, July IA party of rangers
met band of desperadoes yesterday, thirty
miles this side of Fort Davis. Both sides, dis
mounting. took to the rocks, and firing began.
Three of the desperadoes emerged from the
rocks and threw up their hands, the fourth
came also, but continued firing, killing one of
the rangers. He was forthwith riddled with
bullets by the rangers. Three of the desper-
ADDE'S surrendered.
BURNING.
WORCESTER, Mass, July IA dispatch just
received from East Douglass states that Lee d
Murdock's mill. storehouse and other build
ings are burning.
sUPPosEDa MURDERER ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, July THE police arrested Hult-
gen, the companion of the murdered Swede
johnson. who was with him just before the
murder, and who from his contradictory stories
and villainous appearance, as we'll as from 9TH
er circu instances, is believed to have committed
the deed.