Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Railtray Accident Near Earao-M-
tempt at R0pe-4 Number of Murders,
Mfsdemeanors and accidents.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.,l

sulting in the death of engineer VIM.
Delano and the severe injury of John Tang
lin, fireman, occurred about six o'clock
this evening on the Fargo and Southwest
ern railroad, a feeder for the Northern
Pacific running to Lisbon, Ransome coun-
ty, Dakota. The -construction-was
about four miles from Davenport and sew
enteen from Fargo, when the engine and
tender jumped the track, the engine turn
ing over on its side and
fastening both the engineer and fireman.
The fireman had both legs broken and en-
gineer Delano was so badly scaled by es-
Gaping steam that he died at 7:3O, when
being removed by hand Car
to this city. Zanglin is seriously injured,
but hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Delano is an old engineer on the Northern
Pacific, and is married man and has
farm four miles out of the city.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
CHATHAM, Ont, Sept. 21.-Wm Raw
land, of Bridgeston, has been sentenced to
be hanged Oct. % for the murder of his
wife.
GRAVE IRREGULARITIES.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 21.-Commis-
sioners investigating the charges of NAL
feasance against Northeys, secretary of the
State board of education, find violation in
expenditures, but nothing dishonest. Nor
they rendered his resignation, but the
board request him to coutinne his duties
for the present.
POLITICAL AFFRAY.
ATLANTA, Sept. 21.-There is great ex-
element at Athens, Ga, over the mortal
stabbing of Randall Brown by Matt Davis
both colored) postmaster at Athens, and
a strong supporter of congressman Speer.
Brown is an advocate of the election of A.
D. Chandler, the Democratic nominee.
Both negroes take lively hand in the DO
litical contest. At meeting Monday
night Davis applied low epithet to
Brown, adding he had sold his vote to the
Democrats and should not be recognized
| by his own family. Tuesday after the
| meeting of the colo1ed fire company,
Davis and Brown met and got into dis
pute over the offensive language of Davis.
| scuffle followed and Davis fatally stab
bed Brown. Davis is under $1,000 bonds
INDIAN MURDERS.
CALDWELL, Kas., Sept. PA private let
ter from Cheyenne Agency of the 10Th,
states that Bob Paisal, halt-breed Ara
pahoe, was shot and killed by an Indian
| about forty five miles south of the agency.
| Scouts are now out after the murderer
| The letter also states that on the 9Th four
Greek Indians reported at Cheyenne agen-
| cy and informed Agent j. d. Mills that
they were being pursued by rebel Creeks,
and asked protection. 1t appears there is
! a party of Creeks opposed to the result
of the late election in that nation, and they
have inaugurated reign of terror and
| killing, or driving out all who sustain Gov.
| Curtin.
KILLED BY HE CARS
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept. PA far
mer named Perry, of Moline, was found
on the railroad track this morning with
| his head completely severed during the
| night by passing train.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 21.-Mrs. David
Woorden, after having been crnelly beaten
| by her husband, set fire to her house and
threw herself into the flames. She was
rescued by policeman, but was painfully
| burned.
| FIRES.
| BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-The warehouse of
Gilbert Il Bros, wholesale druggists, was
damaged by fire this morning $4,000; in
sured.
| WOOSTER, o., Sept. 21.-The pad factory
| owned and operated by limerick, Hartman
& Co. was destroyed by fire to-day, to-
gether with most of the stock Loss esti-
! mated at $4,000 to $4,000; insurance,
| $14, 1000. Incendiarism is suspected.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
LAoH1NE, Ont, Sept. 21.-The boiler of
the ferry steamer Rechelieu exploded this
morning and killed Duquette the pilot, Jas,
Richardson and p. Amiot of Chate agay.
farmers. Duquette's son is missing, and
| it is supposed was blown overheard Sew
| eral passengers were severely scalded by
steam.
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 21.-An unknown
negro attacked Maggie Connolly, white
aged Is, near Central park this evening,
with tho intention of violating her person.
The girl, in the scuffle, managed to get
| the thumb sof the man between her teeth
| and so bit him that he broke away, jerked
out a razor and cut the girl terribly,
| though not fatally, on the face and throat.
The negro escaped.
SALOON MURDER.
New YORK, Sept. 21.-Patrick Dwyer,
| saloon keeper on the Bowery, was fatally
shot tonight by Chas. Warren, the aero
bat. Dwyer defeated Warren in a game of
pool for $50, Warren could not pay, and a
| fight followed.
KILLED BY A POLICEMAN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 21.-JosePh
Russell was killed by policeman Fields,
while attempting to arrest him tonight.
| Russell was steamboat pilot on tire Cum
berland river.
FOUND DEAD.
RICHMOND. Pa, Sept. 21.-The body of
Augustus Green's well known, and wealthy
Englishman, was found in the woods near
his late residence in Chesterfield county.
A dog starving was found guarding the
body. Green, it is supposed, wandered
| off in a delirium.
Municipal Court.
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