Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

ther Of the Lake Shore Disaster---A
Daring Bank Burglar Shot Dead at
Rolla, observation-disclosures Crime and
Casualty Record.
BIG NOSE IasoReE LYxozxn
CHEYrNvH, Wy, March 2s.-A special to
the Leader from Rawlins, Wy, states that
Big Nose George was taken out Of jail by
party OF masked men at 1885 tonight and tax.
ento telegraph pole opposite the railroad ma.
chine shops, where g. rope was thrown over
cross arm Of the pole and Big Nose George was
made to climb up ladder, when the rope was
placed around his neck and the ladder then
pulled out from under him, letting him swing
between heaven and earth. His last words
were, II will Jump of, boys, and break nv
neck"
THE LAKE SHORE ACCIDENT
CLEVELAND, March as.-Besides those men.
toned in last nights dispatch a. injured In the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway ac-
cidsnt, B. F. Ash, Of Laporte, Ind, sustained
fracture Of two. ribs, and lady passenger,
name not ascertained, was painfully cut and
bruised. The freman's name proves to be
Thomas q. Stevenson instead Of Henderson.
he lived at Collingwood, was Is years old and
unmarried. Hs was found with his head
crushed against the boiler, his back broken,
several fractures OF bones and the upper part
of his body roasted by heat and scalded by
found In the debris. His skull, both legs and
his body boiled and torn. His wife at the
time was attending services In the Tabernacle
at Cleveland. Express Messenger Schroeder Of
the United States company lost the most Of
one ear and his back was badly wrenched.
Charles Lockwood, in charge of the two
American express cars, was bruised and his
face burned by being thrown on the stove.
Frank Barnett, a baggage man, miraculously
escaped unhurt. He was the only person In
the forward cars not Injured.
DARING ATTEMPT AT BANK ROBBERY.
RoLLA, NO., March 23.-One of the most
daring attempts at bank robbery in the his
tory of Missouri occurred in this city this
morning at about o'clock, which resultedin
the death of the daring burglar, Pat Ebert.
He arrived in Rolla about month ago from
Kansas. ostensibly looking for a location to
open saloon, taking up lodging in boarding
house near the national bank of Rolla. His
suspicious conduct attracted the attention Of
the officers of the bank, who called to their
aid Hank Devine, city marshal, who did his
duty nobly. Upon investigation 1t was dis
covered the burglar had gained access TO
three nights had been unmolested in his des.
perate effort to tunnel the vault.
On the fourth night, just as he
had made an entrance to the vault, Marshal
Devine and posse, from signal given BY the
cashier, who was secreted In the bank, sur
rounded the building and attempted his cap
ture alive, but Ebert, who preferred death to
arrest, with dagger in hand made desperate
efforts to escape, and was shot in his tracks. He
lived one hour after being shot but would reveal
nothing. The only words he uttered were,
"You've got me, boys" The coroner's jury
rendered 8 verdict of justifiable homicide.
Marshal Devine Is entitled to great credit for
the bravery he displayed in entering the dark
cellar to make the arrest Whether Ebert
had confederates to assist him in this daring
exploit could not be ascertained, but it is the
general belief that he had.
ARRESTED OUT OF THE FUNERAL CoRTEGE.
NEW YORK, March 2S.--cieo. Augustus
sala telegraphs from st. Petersburg: Two in.
dividuals were arrested who had Joined the i'm.
perial funeral cortege Saturday, but who did
not belong to the choir, and could not ac-
count for their presence, although clad In tbs
peculiar vestments of the Greek church choI.
listers.
PREPARING FOR AN ACCIDENT.
In case of accident to the car council Of
the regency has been appointed, of which thu
empress and Grand Dukes yladimer and Nicho.
las are members.
sHARPERs CAUGHT.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, March 23.-Chas r. Tay.
lor Minersville attorney, ,land Chas. F. Garrett,
clerk to the commissioners of Sehuylkill
county, have been arrested on ths charge OF
conspiracy to defraud the county out of large
sums of money by collecting interest on
coupons Of county bonds previously paid and
turned over to Garrett for cancellation. Tay-
lor is also charged with forgery.
FEMALE HORSE THIEF JAILED.
CLINTON, H., March 2s.-The notorious
female horse thief, Lizzie Barton, who has
stolen large number OF horses in this coun.
ty, was sent to Joliet penitentiary for one year
on the charge of arson. She was too young
to 60 to State prison for horse stealing and
was therefore sent to Jail for twenty-fous
hours.
ADULTERY SENSATION.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Robert Parker, one
of the wealthiest farmers of Dewitt county,
was arrested at Decatur last night on thu
charge of adultery with Mrs. Riley, wife OF
Jas. Riley, who has sued Parker for $4,000
damages. The affair has created an immense
sensation.
CHICAGO, March'24. "A man named Rhodes,
of Z Vermont street, who has held Illicit rela-
tions with his step daughter, Mrs. Buben.
hagen, shot her tonight. The story Is dis
gushing in Its details.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| COLUMBUS, O., March 23.-The trial of j.
W. Thieson, charged with killing his divorced
wife, was concluded to-day, the jury returning
verdict of manslaughter.
| JERSEY CrrY, March 23.-The house so to
| 50 Railroad avenue, undergoing repairs, fell
| this morning, killing George Hummell and
seriously injuring Richard Conrad and Charles
| Hinkle. It required an hour to release them
| from thr ruins.
sr. LOUIS, March 23.-The Touring mill Of
| Luckner 81 Grifnt and the lumber yard OF II.
NJ Heck, of Springfield, Mo-, burned on Mon.
day night. Loss about $12, 600; insurance
ell 900.
CINCINNATI, March ga German laborer
named Huntz, employed at Keshzing's quarry,
fell distance of sixty feet In the quarry this
morning and was instantly killed.
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