Daily globe., 1882-11-09
GRIMES G CAoU ALLIES
4 BIGAMoUs PREACHER.

BIGAMOUS PREACHER.
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. S.-Prof. Mar
cisse Duval, leader of the French Baptists
of this city, was to-day arrested on tie
charge o. bigamy.
TIE sTAE EoUTEas.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Sin the police
court this morning the case of Arthur
Payne, one of the persons arrested on
charge of attempting to corrupt the jury
men in the star route trial, was sent to the
grand jury. In default of $1,000 bail
Payne was lodged in jail.
COMPRoMIsED.
MONTREAL, Nov. S.-Eisenharat, the alb.
sconding store keeper, and ex-mayor OF
iberville, has compromised with his credi-
tors. He is still in custody at ST. Adams,
at suit OF Aabaigue de st. Jean.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.-To-day Charles
Stephenson, breakman on the Little
Rock, Ft. Smith reilIoad railway, fell be-
tween the cars while in motion at Russell
vile and had both legs cut off just below
he hips. His injuries are fatal.
FATAL FIRE.
New YORK, Nov. Sire this forenoon
III FIVE story brick building Oh Pearl
street, extending 10 Cliff street, caused a
loss OF $4,000. The fire was caused
passed by a spark from an electric wire
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varnisii. The body of Frank 3. Double
day was found in the store. Later an
other man, unknown, was found terribly
burned about the legs. Ee was probably
an employa.
PROBABLE MURDER.
PITTSBURGH, Nov, ,3.-The boGy os q man,
afterwards identified as L. I. Sim pson of
this city, was found at an early hour this
morning, lying in pool OF blood on
liberty street. lis face and hands were
cut aud blood was issuing from his ears
in house near by and the body thrown
in the street. Three women, named
Mrs. Wright, Clara Warden and Mrs.
Davidson. inmates of the house, have been
arrested on suspicion.
GAS EXPLOSION.
PorTsv1LLE, Pa, Nov. S.-An explosion
OF Gas took place in an exhausted working
OF the Girard colliery at Girardvilie this
afternoon. The decoration was heard and
felt at 3 distance of three miles, earth and
rock thrown 100 feet in the air and scat
tered to 2 great distance, windows and
doors blown In, houses shattered and peo-
pie thrown down, but no one injured, al
though many miners were working in ad-
laceDt breasts
CAyED N.
MACON, Ga, Nov. 9.-Wiiiian McLendon
Sam Stafford and VIM. Starr, negroes
were killed by the caving Of a sand bank
on the line of the Macon & Brunswick rail
road.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
WINDSOR Mills, Quebec, Nov. 8.-A mil
where powder is grained and polished ex
ploded to-day. TIE conclusion exploded
the mill continuing the press and cylils
ders at a distance OF eight feet. Boil
buildings were completely destroyed
About six ions of powder exploded. Ten
| acres of ground were covered with the de
!,ris. Only one man, John Randall, was
in The mill al the time. He was blown to
pieces. The resi- OF the worknlen were at
dinner.
SHOT DEPUTY SHERIFF.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Noy. 9.-The Coulie,
.JouTaers Franklin special says: Men
from Alien county atteUipte. 10 vote al
that place Tuesday, but were deferred and
their votes refused. They left the place
| indignant, one of them hourshiuc a knife
and threatening life. A deputy sheriff
Robert Nelly, attempted to arrest the
| man when confederate snatched the pis-
tol from Neilly's hand, and shot him
| through the back, inaicting mortal
wound, The man who Gid the shooting
ran away in the presence Of several hun.
| dred men and escaped. His companion
was caught and is in jail.
RAILWAY OFFICIALS SHAKEN UP.
BANGOR, Me-, Nov. S.-The special train
| which left Bangor this morning with Pres
ident George, E. B. jackson, General Su
perintendent Payson Tucker,a and Directors
W. J. Davis and W. B. Bacon, of the Maine
Central railway, and President W. G
Phillips of the Eastern railroad, came il
collision with the regular train at Lincoln
| on the Europ:a an & North American rail-
way this forenoon. Two rear cars on the
passenger train were badly damaged
One passenger had his leg broken. The
locomotive of the special train was thor
| oughly demolished, and several members
of the railway party received cuts and
bruises. Superintendent Tucker has bao
wound OH the hand, but not thought to be
dangerously wounded.
1t seems the special train with the rail
road party left Bangor at 1850 a. NJ. three
minutes after the regular passenger train
! The latter was just leaving Lincoln station
when the accident occurred. The two rea,
cars of the passenger train were telescoped
but fortunately there were few occupants
| several of whom were more or less seri-
ously injured. One VINO refused to Civ,
| his name, had a leg broken.
Obituary,
| GovERNoi:'s ISLAND, Nov. S.-Col. Rich
ard Arnold, of the United States army. sta
toned here: died suddenly this morning.
| New YORK, Nov. S.--Francis George