Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

4 Kentucky Stock Stable Burned with
Several Head of Valuable Horses-Des-
perate Fight Between st. Louis Police
ofncers and Two Thieves-Eight Shots
Fired and One of the Thieves Fatally In
iured-Other Disasters and iMishaps.
1NrAxTIcIpE IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-"Death from being
stabbed by its mother. I further lind said
wounds were inflicted to commit murder. Z"
The above is the verdict of the coroner this
afternoon on q case OF infantlclde Inc
mother is Matilda Stuazle. The birth and In
fanticide occurred two weeks ago, but the dis.
covery of the child in q privy vault was not
made till last night, and then accidentally by
plumber. Twenty mortal stabs were found on
it's body. The mother this afternoon testified
that she gave birth to the child in the privy,
knitted it to death to still its cries, and threw
1t into the vault to, conceal her shame; but
says she was mentally deranged. She Is u
years old, and came from Germany to Chicago
year ago, and to this city about month ago.
She and Carl Suble, the reputea father, are ar
rested for the murder. They came from der'
many together, and are said to be cousins.
v1G1LANrEs IN cHARIEsroN, ILL.
ST. LOUIS, March 19.---The Republicans
Charleston, ILL.,, special says: Printed bills
were posted all over the city last night warn.
ing some twenty persons, about half being
women, to leave the place on pain Ct being
regulated by the vigilantes. The special says
those people who were whipped few evenings
ago,as previously reported have, most OF them,
left the city. The vigllantes are Determined
to rid the country OF a gang of desperadoes
and their women who have burned houses and
hay stacks, ham.strung cattle and horses, ana
robbed and plundered and even murdered for
two years past.
FATAL COLLISION IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 19.-Netcs Pales.
tine speeial Last night tho passenger train
from Long View to Palestine collided with
part of o freight train loaded with railroad
iron, causing great damage to both trains.
The passenger train was well filed with pas
sengers. Bond, the express messenger, was
instantly killed, the engineer seriously injured,
John Telundol, passenger, badly hurt, and
eight or ten others slightly hurt. The acci-
dent was caused by the freight cars being
started down grade. Their heavy weight
caused them to run with great speed until tneY
was almost completely telescoped by the ex-
press and baggage car.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
LOUISVILLE, March 19.-The portable boiler
of Tyler 81 Harrod's saw mill on the Ken.
lucky river two miles below Frankfort ex-
ploded, killing and wounding all of the nine
in the mill except one. John Harrod was
blown forty feet and instantly killed. His
brother, Lawrence Harrod, died in an hour
and Frank Graham died in three hours. VIM.
Arnold's Jaw bone was broken. Jas. Redding,
VIM. Wheeler, Louis Harrod and Hud Tyler
were badly scalded.
EX-SENATOR ARMsTRoNe's TRIAL.
sT. LoUIs, March 19-The case of ex-Sen-
ator D. a. Armstrong, on trial several days
past, for malfeasance In Office, while he was
at the head of the police board of this city,
Terminated this afternoon, and the jury after
few minutes consultation brought in yer.
dict of not guilty.
AN AERIAL FLIGHT.
MEMpH1s, Tenn, March 20.--The mangled
remains of John Scales, ,sthe missing pilot OF
the tow boat John Means, was found yesterday
in field sixty yards distant from the bank OF
the river. They were inferred by citizens re-.
siding near the locality where the explosion
occurred.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-Last Thursday
afternoon Theodore Kelly, a child two and a
half years old, disappeared from Race, near
Seventh street, and has not been heard from.
Children report seeing woman pick him up
and carry him across the alley. Fears Of the
parents that he has been abducted by gypsies
is increased by the report of private watch
man that he saw gypsy woman in that Tlcln-
ity about the time of his disappearance: The
child was last seen going out OF the back gate
into the alley, in the heart OF the city, near
much travelled street. Not shadow Of a
trace has been left.
STOCK BCRNED.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.--A Paris, KY,
special to the Courier. Journal, says the
training stables of Jas. II. Offut, with con-
tents, were destroyed by fire this morning.
Several valuable horses were burned. Two
belonging to Henry Tarney, valued at $700 !;
one to A. D. Upton, of New York, value
$500; three to B. Smith, value $1,000, and one
to Ed. Ford, value unknown.
ICE BOUND OFF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 2O.---The tug boat 0. B.
Green, which has been making daily trips to
the crib, did not return last night. To-day it
was sighted ice bound four miles from shore.
This afternoon small boat was
dispatched with provisions for the men "on
board the boat, but before reaching the boat
and tug they were lost sight Of. 1t is feared
that all men on the small boat have been lost,
and possibly the tug and her crew.
SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-While Police Officers
Patrick Burke and VIM. Henley were attempt.
ing to arrest two notorious thieves, Michael
Coffey and Con. Foley in disreputable house,
Poplar street, between 12 and l o'clock this
morning, the latter resisted. Weapons were
drawn On both sides and eight shots fired,
three of which took effect in Coffey's body,
inf citing what is believed to be mortal
wounds, although at late hour he was still