Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
County Auditor Elect Goddard. of Waba-
shaw, Suicides by ShOOting-Three Men
Killed and FIGURING Mill Destroyed by a
Boiler Explosion at Detroit, Mich.-A
Young Lady of st. Louis Horribly Out
ragged by Three Young Brutes.
SUICIDE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]


LAKE CITY, Mimi, Jan. 12.--Phil A
Goddard, county auditor elect, committed
suicide, by shooting himself through the
temple with 80 calibre revolver, in his
room, at the Plainview hotel, Plainview,
in this county, yesterday morning, about
O'Clock. Goddard was unmarried
DIABOLIsM.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. PA most diabOlical
outrage was committed on the person Of
young lady in East st. Louis last Mon
day night. 1t appears the lady, who
lives in this city and is quite respectfully
connected, went across the river Monday
to visit lady friend. In the evening a
brother of this friend, named Andy
Gleason, invited the young lady to take a
walk. After proceeding short distance
Gleason took her into restaurant, where
he prevailed upon her to take drink of
liquor, which was drugged. Gleason was
then joined by two other young men,
James Harrigan and VIM. Hayes, and
the three took the girl to lonely place
near the old nail mill, and while she was
in an almost unconscious condition
stripped her nearly naked and violated
her person in shocking manner
Harrigan has been arrested and the police
are on the track of Gleason and Hayes
DERAILED.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.---As the Wabash
express train last night was pulling on
the side track at Mitchell, Ills, about
nineteen miles north of here, between
7 and o'clock this morning, the rear
coach was derailed and ditched and some
dozen or more passengers more or less Sc
riously hurt, though none dangerously
W. Smith, of Pittsburgh, was badly hurt
about the head; Isaac r. Trook and
wife and lady friend, of st. Louis, badly
bruised; Mrs Wagner, St. Louis, arm
broken, her husband badly thumped on
the head; Harry Martin and wife and Mr..
Ryan, Chicago, bruised about the head
and body; VIM. l. Fryer, of Billisca,
Iowa, hurt in the breast; S. Holshstont,
Noblesville, Ind. nose smashed and other
wise hurt Miss Eta Opetta Leavenworth,
of ST Charles, ear torn Off
DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan 12-The boiler in
the Union Touring mills, this city, ex-
ploded this morning with terrific force,
tearing out one side of the building COM
pletely, so wrecking the structure that
the mill will have to be taken down to
the foundation. Engineer Young, man
named Whittier, the fireman and oiler
were instantly killed and buried under
the debris. A fourth man, standing just
outside, was severely injured about the
head, but will probably recover. Three
horses standing near were also killed.
These mills are now part of the new
mammoth glucose works which COM
menced operations here last week. Mr..
Sweet, manager, just entering the engine
room as the explosion took place, was
blown some distance, but escaped with
out serious injury. The mills were built
few years ago by VI. Richardson, and
were as complete as any similar flour es-
| tablishment.
DOUBLE MURDER.
| PETERsBoRo, Jan. 12.-This evening Hatch
Walsh killed his wife and then cut his own
throat, dying almost instantly. No cause
/ known for the deed.