Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-01


Attorney by Despsrado-Miseellane
Record.
FAMILY QUARREL.
New YORK, March 31.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg states violent quarrel has
broken out in the imperial family, in conse-
ouencs of which Grand Duke Constantine,
strongly suspected of uihillsm, Is about to re-
sign his high post Of grand admiral and minis
ter of marine. It is also reported Constantine
will resign Ia favor of Alexis. When Con.
stantine, who is the hero of the diamond steal.
ing story, applied for permission to pay his
respects to the remains Of the late monarch.
the czar sent him in reply an open telegram,
with the royal signature, addressed "to him
who Is unworthy the name Of grand duke, "
branding him as a disgrace to his family and
Russia and abruptly refusing him permission
to visit the capitol.
Immediately after departure Of the foreign
powers measures OF extreme severity Will De
taken against the nihilists.
THE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
TOLEDO, March 31.-The seriously injured
by the accident to the Atlantic express train
a. Cotton Station on the Wabash railroad last
night are as follows; E. a. Raymour, Tole-
do, severe shock and confusion about the
head; F. Dolstchen, musical director of the
Rive. King troupe, right leg broken, cuts and
confusion about the neck and scalp;J Remidi,
Hungarian, right leg fractured and badly
burned from contact with the stove; Milton
Wilder, New York city, cut about the head;
- Matthia, Ottawa, Mich, cut about the
head and face; baggageman and express mes
senger seriously injured, names not given.
The train was thrown from the track by a de.
fective switch and collided with freight train
standing on the freight track. Most Of those
injured were in the smoking car, which was
completely wrecked.
BRUTAL ATTACK.
SIDNEY, Neb., March 31.-The following
are the particulars Of an attack on Attorney
W. q. Michael Of this city: This afternoon
a desperate character named Tom Ryan at
tempted to assassiuate MIR. w. H. Michael, an
attorney here, with knife. Ryan inflicted an
ugly cut on him, but failed to finish his pur.
pose, owing to the resistance of Mr.. Michael.
The cause Of the attack was, that Michael had
appeared against Byan only short time since,
and secured his conviction for biting. piece
out of the lip of freighter named Emerson,
with whom he had an alteration, and for this
the desperate sought his life. A few years
ago Ryan shot Tom Kane, another attorney,
through the mouth, and he Is noted as being o
companion Of the most desperate characters
on the border. Mr.. Michael was formerly
editor of the Sidney Plcindealer. The would
be murderer made his escape on his own horse,
which be had in waiting, before any attempt
could be made to arrest him. Great indigna-
ton prevails.
TRAGIC SUICIDE.
YoUNasTowx, O., March sl.-Mrs. Al.
bright, widow, living few miles from here,
hung herself with skein Of yarn to beam in
the woodshsd yesterday evening. She was In
her usual good health and spirits and no cause
is assigned for It. On receipt of the news her
uncle, John Elezera, living two miles away,
fell dead. Mrs. Albright leaves i've children.
EMBEzzLEMENT.
CLEVELAND, March 31.-H. F. Rittsnhouss,
for sixteen years in the employ Of the Hall
Safe s. Lock company, and lately manager OF
the New York branch, was arrested here to.
day as fugitive from justice, the affidavit
York for embexzlemsnt and grand larceny.
KILLED By COW BOYS.
OMAHA, March 81.-A party Of COW boys
creating disturbance at O'Nieh City, Holt
county, Tuesday, were partially disarmed by
the sheriff and went away, but soon returned,
and a COW boy named Harry Dean shot Sheriff
barnard Aearno through tuo ueuit, anu oHo
deputy sheriff was also wounded.
sULPHuRIC ACID BURNING.
DETROIT, March 81.-A horrible case OF
sulphuric acid burning occurred yesterday,
at Montague, this State. Mrs. Capt. Flag
staff, inspired by jealousy, went to the hotel
where q girl, II, named Emma Deane, former
" domestic in her family, was at work,
sent for her, and, on her appearance, threw
twelve ounces of acid over the unfortunate
girl, burning her face and the upper part OF
Rer body terribly, but thought not fatally.
Mrs. Flagstaff was jailed.