Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
CRIMES e. CASUALTIES,
Bold Robbery ut Northff liza dinneap-
oils Crook Arrested in Chicago---A
Youthful Jesse James---Escape Of Dam
gerOus Pr soner-- Railroad Wreck-.Fires

oils Crook Arrested in Chicsgo--.A
Youthful Jesse Jsmes---Escape0 Of . Dan
gerous Pr oner--Railroad Wreck--Fires
BOLD ROBBERY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
NoRTHr1ELD, Mimi, Nov. 22.-Last
night, while Mr.. Pilling, of Waterford, a
merchant, was in the barn attending to
his horse, a man stepped in with cooked
revolver and said: "Hold up your hands
and deliver your money" The villain
got $500 and gold watch worth about
$75 and skipped. No clue as yet.
Mr.. Robert Silk, an old resident of this
city, and one of the Oldest harness mer-
chants in this part of the state, died last
night, after a short illness since Sunday.
GONE TO sTILLwATKR.
The convicted Roll Kingman, the would
be murderer of Sammy Searle last August.
was accompanied by his father to the PEN
itentiary at Saltwater to-day. The boy is
in good spirits and wanted to exchange
his $40 revolver for $40 pipe.
MINNEAPoLIs CROOK CAPTURED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Monday the propri-
etor of the hotel Denmark noticed that one
of the arrivals at his place was a suspicious
individual. He couldn't say Just why, bit
great many little things led him to be-
lieve that the new conner was crook, and
80 he watched and waited. The stranger
bought ticket to Europe, and was well
dressed, and though in all his watching
the proprietor noticed nothing calculated to
increase his first suspician, he eventually
concluded to turn him over to the police,
and Officer Burns was called in and given
charge of the stranger, who gave the name
of AJAX o. Knale. Upon searching him
several checks, obviously not his lawful
property, we're found. Acting upon
pointer that he was wanted in Minneapolis
the police authorities telegraphed to the
st. Paul police, and received reply to the
effect that he was wanted for larceny. and
| that an officer would be sent on immedi-
ately. Knale, it appears, was
stopping at the Krouberg house, Minneap-
| oils. and Saturday last suddenly left. At
the time he disappeared various sums of
money and checks aggregating about $500
were found to have been stolen, and he was
suspected of being the culprit. Thinking
that he would probably take passage for
the old country, the New York authorities
had been furnished with his description
with orders to arrest him if he showed up
there. lie spent the night at the .armory.
| YOUNG JESSE James,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-Fred. Will
son, who was re-arrested at Winthrop On
Saturday, turns out to be young Jesse
James on small scale. During the six
weeks he was concealed at Winthrop he
has broken into and robbed the depo. of
the Illinois Central railroad at Masonville,
the depot at Winthrop, where he got a lot
of tickets, store at the same place, where
money and goods were taken, and when
arrested plans were all laid for an early
raid on the bank at Jessup. In these
depredations he, had two pals whom he
now gives away, and young woman at
whose house he was concealed, where the
stolen goods and tickets were found
Besides, he is guilty of forgery, and to
clear himself has sought to implicate the
sheriff and respectable citizens of Win
throp. When arrested he attempted to use
a knife, but did not succeed.
| RAILROAD WRECK.
COLUMBUS, o. Nov. 22.-The st. Louis
limited express east, leaving here 1906
this morning on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& st. Louis road, was wrecked near Union
Station, twenty-six miles east, by a rail
which had been placed across the track.
The accident happened shortly after
o'clock. The engine pitched down an en-
bankment over thirty feet, turning twice
over and landing in field. The engineer
and fireman escaped with slight bruises.
Two postal and baggage and passenger
cars were thrown to the bottom of the hill
in confused mass. No person was
fatally injured. The people in the
sleepers all escaped, some with bruises.
The injured are T. Newhead, Newcomers
town, brakeman, bruised and oct about the
head, nose broken; Fred X. Burr, Colum-
bus, mail agent, shoulder fractured, in
ternal injuries; j. j. Walters, East Liver
pool, rib broken, cut about the head; Stew
art. mail agent, Urbana, head cut A large
number received bruises and cuts. Dam
age to cars about $4,000.
JAIL ESCAPE.
DETROIT, Nov. 22.-Dan Van Wagner, a
young but dangerous criminal, in Ionia
prison for five years for murderous assault
upon farmer for the purpose of robbery,
escaped last night. This is the second
time he has succeeded in escaping from
| this prison. Facts show that the matter
was carefully planned by him and fellow
prisoner named Dan Root, from Jackson,
who also escaped. Van Wagner was at
prayer meeting in the chapel, where he
made a very eloquent prayer, only short
time before he was outside the walls. It is
supposed he will make forlC Canada, lwhere ne
was born. He is a powerful man and
desperate character.
SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT. s-Is .
NEW York, Nov. 22.-Abram Marks was
to-day sentenced to thirty days in the
county Jail for contempt in assaulting op-
posing counsel while case was progress
sing in the supreme court.
THE PROVIDENCE DISASTER.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 22.-Six of the persons
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