Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-15

lycs ucmp, etc., are nearly Ill ueSGIOytus IL
Mason county the rain storm last nigh
were unroofed, barns blown down, and LIANT
washed in many places. Other parts of tn
county were affected also, but not SO seri
ously.
LYNCHED AT LAST.
LITTLE ROCK, June 14.-The GaSctte's Rus
sellville, Ark, special says: Last night, be
tween IL and 1 o'clock, an armed crowd o.
twenty-five men, thought to be from FRANKLIN
county, friends of murdered woman, tool
possession of the Dover, Pope county, jail, ant
hung Col. Emory, the murderer, whose death
sentence Gov. Churchill, q few weeks since
commuted to twenty-one years. imprisonment
| in the penitentiary. Emory resisted and was
shot in the head. It is supposed he was dead
when hung. This last was the third attempt
| to lynch him. Emory was found guilty oi
numbering his wife, and sentenced to hang,
but the governor commuted his sentence as
above stated.
AN INSANE KILLING.
MILWAUKEE,, June 14.-At the Milwaukee
County insane asylum number of patients
were working on repairs on the ice house.
A fit came on Byron L. Day and he at.
tackled Freeman Alaries with spade, crushing
in his skull and causing death almost i'm
mediately.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
LONDON, June 14.-Just before the launch
of the steamer City of Rome to day, the boiler
of the donkey engine exploded, killing three
persons and injuring ten others, several very
seriously.
BROKE HIS NECK.
BALTIMORE, June 14.-At Elgsville, on the
main stem of the B. & o. R. R., freight
train ran into another train. The engineer of
the freight jumped from the train. His neck
was broken. Damage to train not serious.
voeEL's TRIAL.
NEW YORK, June ID. Felix Albert Vogel,
charged with attempted abduction, was
placed on trial Tuesday, Recorder Annett pre-
siding. The court room was crowded all day
and the greatest interest manifested. There
are four indictments against Vogel, two for
attempted robbery and blackmail, and the
fourth for abduction. Assistant District-At-
torney Beecher conducts the case for the
people.
EMBEzzLEMENT.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Clyde Eskine, son of
Green Eskine, we'll known citizen, was ar.
rested this afternoon on a warrant sworn out
by John scullin, president of the Union de-
pot, of the street railroad, charging him with
embezzling $4,000 from that company in
1879, when he was secretary of it, and with
stealing $500 from the Mound City railroad
company, which had its Office in the same
building at the Union depot. The young man
was released on bonds of $1,000 in the first,
1000 in the second, his father being security
in each case.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 13.-M. Connolly
was killed, Patrick Burke seriously wounded
and J. Hawkins had his leg broken by pre-
mature explosion of blast in the Delaware
& Hudson mine at Plymouth.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
BUFFALO, June 13.-Sullivan, one of the in
jured by the grape sugar works explosion, died
to-day.
CUTTING AFFRAY.
LOUISVILLE, June ia cutting affray took
place yesterday near La Grange, between John
Bosler and Willie Downing, in which Bosler
was mortally wounded. Both young men in
good standing The fight waes the result of
a drum usHquarrel. Downing scaped.
PosToFFIcE THIEF.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-HughE. Muller, clerk
distributing department of the postoAice, this
city, has been held in $4,000 bonds on the
charge of taking money from letters passing
through his hands.
ABDUCTED.
New YORK, June 14.-Kate Hennessy, age
five years, was abducted this evening in front
Of her residence, 102 Cedar street. Late to-
night the police found the child in possession
of the man who abducted her in the upper
part of the city; was arrested, and gave the
name of Geo. Walker, chemist, 80 years old.
He refused to give his residence.