Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. S.-A boy named Sam
Gudmand, about 10 years of age, was acciden-
tally drowned in the lake this noon. His
father sent him TO collect drift wood and he is
supposed to have fallen from the dock. His
father, thinking he had been gone too long,
went to search for him and found his body
floating and soon took it out, but life was eX-
tinct.
FOOT CRUSHED.
Geo. Reilly, brakeman in the st. Paul &
Duluth yard here, fell from the top of a box
car and had his foot crushed by being run
over by the trucks.
THE MALLRY MURDER TRIAL.
New HAVEN, Sept. Sin the Maley trial Mrs.
Cramer was cross examined. She denied That Jennie
had ever gone out riding with young men and re-
mained out night, except the night she slept at
the Maley house, August 8. Think it was either
July % or 80 she went out riding with Malley and
came home at O'Clock in the morning. Witness sat
up for her had frequently sat up for her when the
was out riding or at balls When she came home
at q. m. she said JAS Malley had tried to
keep her at the Maey house after they had returned
from riding. She did not want to stay because she
could not trust her person with him, and he said:
"You are nothing but an innocent child" she
opened the door saying: "If you don't take me
home I'll go alone, when he drove her to The Feet
Douglass got out also. The horses were put up, and
James walked homs The perjury case against
Blanche Douglass is postponed two weeks.
FIRES.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-This morning fire broke cut
in Libby, McNiel Libbys bsef slaughtering estab-
lshment at the stock yards which gained such head
way before the engines arrived that the whole build
ing a STORY brick 200 by so feet and owned by the
Turner Packing company, was destroyed. Eight
cattle perished In the flames, and by falling walls
hoseman was severely injured. About $4,000 worth
of hides, horns, etc., we're stored In the basement
Loss building and stock $4,000 to $4,000; in
5urance S62,5j0.
CLEVELAND, Sept. S.-The loss on Henissy 4 Sons
planning mill by last nights fire is stated at $1,000
building, $4,000 on machinery, S4,0L0 on stock.
Total, S2l 600.
THE MALLEY MURDER TRIAL.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 9.-In the Maley trial
Justice Booth decided to admit the last of James
Malleys letters to Jennie Cramer, to which the de-
fense had objected. 1t was as follows:
Dear will call upon you this morning at
about O'Clock. Let me know by bearer if you will
be at home Respectfully yours, JIM.
Added to it In Coroner Baltman's handwriting was
an admission by James Maley to be written by
him three six days after the ride to Buells. Mrs.
Minnie Kleppstein, wife of Chas. Kleppstein, bar
ber testified that she lived In the third storyof the
building opposethe Elliott house. She knew Jennie
Cramer. Saw her at the hotel Wednesday before
the body was found. 1t was nearly o'clock. She
was standing at window in the hotel. fancy
lady with her blanche Douglas Later in the
evening saw young man in the room Jennie was
standing up if about to go home. Saw the two
ladies next day (Thursday), between and O'Clock
in front of the house, and again at in the evening
through the hotel window, and soon after saw them
90 up Chapel street Saw Blanche and two gentele-
men Friday talking on the sidewalk. Blanche went
to ride with one Of them (Waltsr), going down
Chapel street. James went up street.
witness was sharply questioned by the defense,
the object being to show she had made different
statements to reporters. He completely broke down
and wept, saying her memory was de-
fectve, having been affected by fever.
FEARFUL TRAGEDY.
DAN lille, va, Sept. 9.-Near White Mill, this
county, yesterday, Robert Williams and wife had
quarrel The wife weat to a magistrate, from whom
she obtained a warrant for the arrest of Williams.
The magistrate appointed Williams own son as
special constable to execute the warrant. On arriv
ing at Williams house with the warrant, the dead
body of Williams was found lying upon bed Quilt
ia the yard the head nearly severed from the body,
with an axe lying beside it. 1t was ascertpined that
two daughters of Williams, who had been left with
him by the mother when she went for the warrant,
had fled, after having perpetrated the murder, and
have not yet been arrested. Williams was an educs-
ted man of good family, but addicted to drink, aud
dangerous when drunk.
MoLI.IE MAGUIREs INDICTED.
PIiTsBURGH, Sept. "a dispatch from Union
town, Pa, says the grand jury found true bills
to-day against the Molly Maguires accused Of
Maurice Healey's murder Their names are John
Kass, Buck Collins, James McFariane, Pat polsn,
Rsrnev Flood Mike oan and James Ragan. The
The latter six have been cut bail ever since the
hearing All are now in custody of the sheriff and
will be held until tried. 1t has not yet oeen deter
mined whether the cases will come up at once or be
continued until the December court
MuRDERERs HANGED.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 9.-Five murderers, Brown,
| Podgett, wagoner. Abel and Amos Monley, Greek
Indians, were hanged at Fort Worth at 80 this
morning. The execution was private, only fifty per-
sons being admitted They died easily with the ex-
cepton of Monley