Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
CRIMES & CASUALTIES.
The Usual Daily Record of Misdeeds and
Mishaps in Various Quarters.

The Usual Daily Record of Misdeeds an,
Mishaps in Various Quarters.
SHOT A NEGRO.
LYNCHBURG. Va, Nov. 9.-Constabl,
Wright to-day shot dead Jack Hendricks
negro, who tried to escape.
HELD TO BAIL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-In the police
court this morning Frank H. Hall, charged
with conspiracy to corrupt the jurymen il
the star route trial, was placed unde,
S4,OOO bends to await the action of the
grand jury.
MURDER SUSPECTED.
NoRR1sTowN, Pa, Nov. 9-Chas. II. Gar
Der. member of the family poisoned last
week by eating pie containing arsenic,
died at noon to-day. Some of the flour
from which the pie was made has been
found to contain arsenic in crystals of
purer quality than is usually sold by drug
gists. Murder is suspected.
SUICIDE.
CAIRO, ILL.,. Nov. 9.-Wm. Alba, proprie-
tor of the barber shop on commercial ave-
nue., shot himself through the head at
noon to-day. Cause supposed to be excite
ment over the election,
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.---Geo. E. Buck is
said to be the name of the railroad con-
tractor who, apparently insane, took the
train yesterday at Mobile for New Orleans.
When near Mississippi City, and while the
train was in motion, he went out on the
steps and shot himself dead, his BODY
dropping to the ground. It is believed he
came from Kentucky.
DEFRAUDING THE REVENUE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Goodrich II. Bustes.
distiller of spirits, of Westfeld, Mass. and
Geo. d. Bayard, and G. F. Perremond, ex-
tenslve liquor dealers of this city, were
held in $4,000 bonds each to answer the
charge OF defrauding the revenue. It is
alleged that Perremond and Bayard sold
spirits manufactured by Basteo from their
store in New street in barrels stamped
with revenue stamps that had already
been used.
MURDERED by BOYS.
DETROIT. Nov. "a lad named Will
Earl was found dead this morning in
dove cot back of neighbours house, with
pistol ball in his brain. He went to a
variety theater last night with other bows.
which was the last seen Of him. His com
panions are missing this morning, and
murder is suspected.
TRIAL POSTPONED,
DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 9.-The trial of Jno.
Henry Johnson, mayor, indicted for the
murder of Jno. E. Hatcher. is postponed to
I)pcPm her johnson, boil in, u
SAFE ROBBERY.
CLINTON, Iowa, Nov. Bartholomew &
Co.'s bank safe, at Preston, was blown
open last night and robbed of sever
al thousand dollars. It is believed
the robbers, four in number, went from
this city in buggy.
ABsCONDER CAPTUERD.
ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. "a dispatch re-
ceived by City Marshal Todd, states that
ex-mayor and absconding bond forger,
Thomas J. Marvin, has been captured at
Ell Passo, Tex. The telegram asked that
requisition be made for the prisoner. The
$4,000 reward offered for his capture ex-
pired by Limitation, Now 5.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. "a passenger train
last night, about midnight, on theSt. Louis,
Keokuk & Northwestern, collided with
freight twelve miles south of this city
The smash-up was fearful. The fireman,
brakeman and passenger, named Griffin,
of Keokuk, were badly hurt. Grifin's
skull is fractured, and his recovery is
doubtful.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 9.-Jas. C. Reed,
single, Baltimore q Ohio yardman, was
killed by the cars to-day. His parents
reside at GAINESVILLE, O.
Geo. Wagner, aged twenty five. suicided
by hanging himself to-day. Cause tempo
rary insanity.
nicola, Iowa. Nov Sire last evening
destroyed ten of the leading business
houses. Loss, $4,000; insured.
TORONTO, Nov. 9.-The storm house and
contents of the Northern & Hamilton and
Northwestern railways burned to day. Loss,
100000.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Nov. 9.-Fire
broke out last night in the saw mill of E.
John, destroying it, with large quantities
of lumber. Also a warehouse and one
dwelling house. Loss SIS, 1000; no insurance
except on the dwelling.
A FATAL SALUTE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Yesterday af-
ternoon some Democrats at Byron, were
firing an anvil salute, using an iron instead
of wooden plug. The anvil exploded
and a blacksmith named Metcalf had his
right arm shattered. 1t was afterwards
amputated. Aman named Stafford, lost
the sight of both eyes, and Mr.. Donohue
had his nose blown off and lost the sight of
one eye.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. "a Leader spe-
eial reports John farley killed by train
at Massillon while walking on the railroad
track. F. Orme, brakeman, was run
over by an entire train at Eastville, and
horribly mangled. VIM. Maple was run
over and killed by cars at Manchester, Pa,
and John J. Davis, while at work in a
coal mine, was killed by stone falling on
his head.
Failure.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 9.-The Globe Rub
Der company, of this city. failed to-day.