Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-16

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Progress OF the Trial Of the Malleys for
the Murder Of Jennie Crsmer---Ths
Daily Record. ssNc ~
THE MALLEY TRIAL.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 15.-Wm. living testi-
hed he had known Jennie Cramer seven or
eight years; saw her pass the corner Of Trum-
bull street and Whitney avenue, Friday after
noon. Aug. 5. young man with BLACK,
frsck coat, white straw hat, with band having
white dots, was with her. The couple were
going in the direction of Whitneyyille. On
cross-examlnation he said he did not know
James Malley. He said that Hersch, who
claimed to be working for the State,
told him that Edward Malley would probably
give him, TwingL money. He supposed, he
said, it was joke.
Alvin P. Sanford testified he had known
James Malley for a year and half or two
years. Had purchased goods of him at NAL
ley's store. Saw him Friday evening, Aug.
25, between 7:3O and s. he was on Temple
street standing by the house Red Cliffs. Passed
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him and James bowed In reply. Wifnesse
identified James Malley In the court room and
said that was the man he saw.
81 Bunnell, of Foxen, East Haven, testified
he had known Jennie Cramer for three years,
| and James Malley, Jr., by sight, two years.
Saw them on Flying horses, Friday evening,
August 8, about o'clock. Chas. @. Naltley
testified he had known Jennie two years, but
not James. Saw her Friday evening, Bear the
CO. 1nv Hoo tA- I'D
Howe's pavilion with another lady and gen.
tleman, about quarter to eight, or later.
Was surprised she did not bow to him.
AN EDITOR CHARGED WITH EMBEzzEL MENT.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Chas. A. Byrne,
formerly of the Truth, was arrested to-day by
the sheriff in suit brought In the supreme
court by Jas. Hartas, executor of his wife's
estate, who claims Byrne while superintend-
ent of the Democratic Times embeszled
81, 1856.
MARSHAL KILLED.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia st. Joseph special
says news is received in this city to-day that
John Hooten, marshal OF Corning, Holt
county, this State, was killed late last
night in attempting to arrest drunken
man named Williams. The murderer was
jailed.
Walter c. Bailey, insane, the young clerk
who disappeared from st. Joseph last Tuesday,
was found this morning. He Is deranged and
after his shooting of q week ago wandered OF
on foot and stopped with an old farmer some
ten or twelve miles from st. Joe. He was
taken In charge by officers and will be sent 70
his home at Stamford. He is raving mad.
Bailey is Princeton college graduate.
LUMBER FIRE.
OswEGo, Sept. Is. Fire broke out tonight
in block of about ten or twelve tenements,
at the foot OF Water street, which were soon
consumed. The wind was in the
south and the flames spread
to the lumber yards of Getton & Bond and
jenkins also. About 5000, ,0c0 feet of lumber
was burned The fire then spread to the lum-
ber yards of Kenyon, Wright d Co.. E. w.
Rathbone & Co. and Page, Garchert q Co.
The former contained zoo, 600 feet and the latter
about 8 3,000, 900 feet. The indications are that
eight or ten million feet OF lumber Will De
burned. Total loss on lumber, building and
docks will reach $400, 600, partly incurred.
CALIFORNIA BRUSH FIRES.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 15.-San Rafael dis
patch: The body OF William Pixley, who
started yesterdays brush fire, was found by
his SON this morning in Baltimore gulch. He
died while fighting the flames, his hand still
q
Cushing's country boarding house is burning,
the boarders fleeing, leaving all their effects
behind.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10.-The fire in
Marion county has already burned over 5000
acres. One-third is grass land. The fire Is in
thinly settled part of the country. So far
but one house is destroyed.
SERIOUS F1RE-FIREMAN FATALLY INJURED.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. ia fire at Hunt.
Holtsinger g. rs picture frame manufac-
tory this morning, broke out in the part of
the building occupied by the Cincinnati coffin
company. Losssf the coffin company, $780,
600; insured, sl6,5OO. Hunt, Hcltsinger &
Co.'s loss, $50, 600; insurance, 5000. The
dwellings of j. B. Callahan, h. G. Ezekiel, b.
Fox, Jas. Kelly, Vim. Cromwell, and Mr..
Riley, were entirely consumed or badly dam
aged by falling walls and by fire. John Fie-
man was caught by falling wall, and injured
SO that he died this morning.
SUPPOSED sEDUCER SHOT.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-BeDjamin Beatty, of
Newburg, this State, last night shot j. F.
Abrams, a practicing physician of that place,
on account of his suspicious of too great an
intimacy between Abrams and Mrs. Beatty.
The shot took effect iE the face and the ball
lodged in the neck, and is supposed to be IA
| tai.
FAIR GROUND FIRE AT KANSAS CITY.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 15.-A Post Dispatch
special says sixty seven firms and individual
exhibitors had their goods destroyed by the
| fire at the fair ground yesterday, involving a
| loss of $55 900; insured, $4,5Ou. The expo
sition loses $4,000 on buildings; insured,
| $500. The fire is believed to be the work
| of incendiaries, as it has been learned three
men were overheard planning the destruction
of all the buildings on the grounds. The
grand stand is being rebuilt to-day, and
large number of tents have been put up to ac-
| commodate the people.
KMBEZZLEMENT.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 15.- Ed. Wassell,
an extensive scrap iron dealer of this city, was
| arrested to day for embszzlement as consignee
and factor of 5000 from Fox & Drummono,
Of New York. This Is only one Of other cases
which will amount to about $4,000, and for
which suit will be instituted.
PRISONER DROWNED.
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 15.-Harry Nor
daunt, prisoner being taken from San Fran
cisco to Portland on the steamer, while in the
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