Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-25
WICKED WORK.

Lynching of Two Negroes in Kentucky
The st. Louis Infanticide-A Few Ohio
Men "Fixed" SO Tney Can't Hold Office-
Glove Fight and Suicide at Cincinnati
Terrible Nitro-Glycerine Explosion.
DROWNED.
BOSTON, Dec. "a. - Frank Hamilton,
member of the sophomore class of Har-
ward college, was drowned while skating
at Cambridge this afternoon. He be-
longed at Indianapolis.
ABsCoNDINa DEFAULTER.
BosToN, Dec. 24.-J. W. Baxendale,
aged "a years, who had charge of the
financial department of the shoe manu-
factory of his father, John B. Baxendale,
at BrOCkton, Mass, has disappeared and
is discovered to be a defaulter in $10,0 900,
which forces his father to suspend busi-
ness.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec PA freight train
and delayed passenger train on the Air
Line railroad collided ten miles from the
city this evening Peter Kris, engineer,
and Jim Collins, (colored) fireman, of the
passenger train, were killed. The two
engines telescoped and are total wreck
No others injured. t'3
LYNCHED.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. PA lynching affair
occurred at Romletts station, Hart county,
last night. Two negroes nearly killed
and robbed well-known citizen named
John A. Gardner. They were arrested,
but during the night crowd of seventy
five men took them from the jail and
hanged them.
ST. LOUIS NOTES.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 24-The inquest on
the body of the dead infant found on a
vacant lot Tuesday, resulted this after
noon in the coroners jury finding Miss
Grover responsible for the death of the
child Her brother law, Frank W.
Longly, was discharged, and she is now
under police surveillance.
The body of Carroll, fireman killed at
Pacific mill last night, has not been
found yet Search will be continued to-
morrow.
TWO LESS OHIO MEN TO HOLD OFFICE.
WHEELING, W Va, Dec. pa dis
pute arose this evening at the supper
table in boarding house, at New Alex
andria, o., near Steubenville, and DR.
Henry, dentist, attacked DR.. Schooley,
a prominent young physician, of Mount
Pleasant. A wealthy farmer, named
Buckingham, took Henry's part, when
Schooley drew revolver and put ball
through Buckingham's head, inficting a
probably fatal wound Henry seized a
shovel and beat Schooley about the head
wounding him 50 that he can't recover
All arc best citizens of Jefferson county,
NITRO -GLYCERINE EXPLOSION
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. M.-This morning
Albert Magee, of Canton, O.. and Thomas
Perry, went out to torpedo well one
mile east. While Magee was mixing
nitro glycerine in derrick, Perry, who
was in the engine house, turned the
steam too rapidly into the frozen COM
pound and an explosion followed which
blew the derrick into bits. Perry was
but will recover. Magee was blown into
fragments, the only portions of his body
recovered being his heart and lungs,
which were found on hillside a hun
dred yards away, and one leg of his
puhtoIOOAoS
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec 24-Albert Magic
and Thomas Perry, moonlighters, went to
the torpe do anvil north of Bradford at
an early hour this merning. Nitro
glycerine was CONCEALED and Magic
placed cans containing thirty-seven
pounds in tub of rain water to liquify
it. Just how, no human tongue will ever
tell, but at any rate the compound ex-
ploded with terrific force Magic was
torn to pieces and his remains scattered
about in every direction-an arm,
his leg, and lungs, eand heart were
the largest portion of his body found,
Perry was standing some distance away,
but was thrown against the building near
by with great violence, his hearing de-
stroyed and body badly bruised. The
derrick and engine house was badly re-
duced to splinters. Conclusions broke
the windows at distance of nearly a
mile. Magic was aged 25, and has been
residing in the oil regions for several
years. He is native of Ohio
JEWS LEAVING GERMANY.
BERLIN, Dec. A.-Many Jews residing
here avoid appearing in public localities.
Many Jewish families are preparing to
emigrate to Belgium, France and Eng
land.