Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-02

pail In his right foro arm and the other in
his right eide. The assassins then fed
Thurman claims to have recognized the
man who shot him, and has taken steps
for his arrest. Thurman is not thought
to be fatally wounded.
CAUGHT In HIS OWN TRAP.
BssToN, Nov. during last spring a
Frenchman named Goodenow left Greer
Willie for the woods at the head of Moose
,head lake, Me. Nothing was heard of him
until last week, when his skeleton was dis
covered with both hands in a bear trap.
GOodenow in some way got his hands
caught in the jaws Of the trap and was I'M
able TO remove them, and no assistance
.soming he died from starvation.
RESCUED BY MOE,
LITTLE ROos, Ark, Nov. 1.-Early Tues
day morning a mob broke into the Stat
rach county Jail at Forest City and res
-cued ex Town Marshal Apperson, recently
sentenced to four years in the penitentiary
for killing Tate Wallace, brakeman on
the Memphis & Little Rock railroad. The
mob was composed Of undoubted sympa-
thizers with Apperson, who has not been
found. He was to have been brou ght to
AHc )eHitcAeAdTy Io-oAoy.
A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
New RICHMOND, o. Nov. Yesterday
Albert and James Thornton were found in
the field OF Jacob and George Light, badly
wounded with shot ana bullets. and unable
TO move. No one cen tell how it occurred.
out ii is thought they were shot while
stealing corn.
FERRII,,E ACCIDENT
Especial Telegram to the Glob,.I
WAYNEsTIEh,, O., Nov. Three little
girls, aged five, six and seven years, daugh-
bers of William Gardner and j. G. Little,
while playing in u saw mill yard where
they had placed some boards between two
huge saw-logs and were playing house,
met a terrible fase by reason of the rolling
down upon them .ce one Of the logs. The
youngest daughter OF Mr. Gardner was iu-
stantly killed and the other girls fatally
injured.
SUICIDE.
ISpecia! Telegram 10 the GIcb,.l
NEWCASTLE, II. B., Nov. 1.-The suicide
of Capt. Nicholson, OF the bark Oscar
IS reported, by cutting his throat with a
-jacll-knife. His vesse! is owned in Helv ok,
Norway.
FOUND GUILTY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. I.-WIn. McHugh was
to;!ay found guilty of murder in the first
degree. for killing his wife in this city.
This is his second trial, the former trial
resulting III q similar verdict.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
PALMER, Mass, Noy. 1.-The north bound
passenger train on the New London North
err railroad. came in collision this evening
with freight train, switching on the mum
track in Palmer yard. Both engines and
three Hat cars were demolished. No one
injured
SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. IA collision oc-
Cured today between the I.eliigh and
Susq lehanna and Delaware Lackawanna
& Western trains at Diamond crossing.
Twenty-Five cars were thrown from the
track, ana the engine demolished. John
@tfiynn, watchl.rau. was killed. and several
train hands injured. The wreck was
caused by The negligence of the watcbman.
EUgNI1O EY COAL OIL.
PEllA DELPHI, Pa, Nov. 1.-Two chill
'.iren OF Theodore Bache and William
an explosion OF q coal OF! barrel with
which tiay were playing,
DErsoIr, Nov. IA fire at Fort Gratiot
this morning destroyed Beers store, the
Ontario house, j. W. Ross grocery, Full
ier's clothing store and several smaller
places. Loss $I5,00o.
RocEEsTEB, Il. y, Nov. 1.-This after
non q ire caused an explosion among the
tar and flied petroleum barrels on the
platform at the north end Of the New York
Central freight house. Kent street in an
instant flowed with burning Oil, and Sec
ton OF the freight house shipping depart
ment was IL flames. large amount of
freight WAS there consigned to western
merchants. Ten freight cars. some load
ed, were destroyed. The flames extended
to the receiving warehouse on the opposite
side OF The railroad tracks, where 5000. 600
worth of ight was stored. The windows
and doors burned, but the merchandise
was not damaged much, and only by
water. Total loss estimated at from $50
600 to &l00,G00 Goeds in the receiving
bOuSe Insured.
TIIEATER BURNED.
NEW YoRK, NOV. 1.-The Aihambra, a
sporting theatcr, 124 to 128 west Twenty
Seventh street, burned down tonight.
There was no performance in the theater.
It being closed on account Of the death of
Wa. Il. Borst, one OF the proprietors,
which occurred Wednesday last. Edward
Mallahan, his partner, residing on the
third floor, ana his wife. was in delicate
health. but they managed to escane The
interior OF the building was like finder
box, the flames spreading with
great rapidity and bursting through the
roof threatening danger to the Adjoining
building, and the inmates were removed
by the police. The fire was confined to the
theater. The fire started near the stage,
she cause being mystery, no one having
been in the building during the day excep-
ting the bartender. The building was owned
by Madame Ranches and was damaged
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. Borst d.
Mallahan lose $1,000; insurance not
known. The theater was formed from
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