Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
CRUSHED BY THE CARS,
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


OF Elgin. was killed in this city last even
ing while coupling cars in the freight
yard OF the Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul
railroad. His foot caught in frog, and
the cars passed over his left leg, and his
back was broken, and he lived but short
time. He leaves widow mother, who de-
pended on the son for her living. His
bocy was sent to Eigin this morning.
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
LEBANON. Pa, Oct. 13.-About this even
ing George D. Rice, cashier of the Lebanon
Dime Savings bank was robbed of a satchel
containing $4,000, all in bills. He had
just returned from Philadelphia, and be-
fore going to the bank stopped a. his house
for supper. While on the way to the bank
alter supper, and when about square
from his house, he was passed by two men
and directly afterward received stunning
| blow, knocking him in the gutter. He
| held on to the satchel and cried murder.
The robbers, who had been beating and
Kicking him all the while, fearing his cries
would bring assistance, moved off short
distance but returned and, wrenching the
| handle of the satchel secured it. Rice
was covered with blood. It has been
learned the struggle between the cashier
and robbers was witnessed by George
fohr, who was passing along the street,
put ne thought 1t was fight between lot
OF drunken men. The robbers ran into a
vacant lot near by, and were hailed as they
ran Dy antoher citizen, curious to know the
cause of their hurry. There is no further
clue. Rice has offered reward of $1,000
Tor the capture of the robbers. The mon
ey belonged to the bank.
BIG CATTLE STEAL.
MARsHALLTowN, To-, Oct. 13-Deputy
Sheriff Accord returned this morning with
Jim Bailey, alleged cattle thief, whom he
| captured after desperate hand-to-hand
fight. on Gen. Mems stock farm. twenty
i've miles from Harrisonburg, Virginia
The fight occurred in long hall of the
house, and Bailey was shot three times, but
wounded seriously. Bailey's operations
were on the most extensive
scale, taking a large herd
north from this county, and sending
them back by another man, 12S head short
Six carloads were shipped and sold in Chi
cage ana ten head sold to Hancock county
farmer accounts for ali the missing. Bal
ley in an interview gives disconnected and
contradictionary excuses for the deficiency.
lie says his men were drunk, the herd STAN
peded, and being Improperly bran ded, the
cattle were lost among other herds, and
ne didn't want to come back for he had no
money to defend actions that would be
brought against him. This is probably
the biggest cattle steal on record in the
hQ
had yet.
NEW EVIDENCE.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 13.-John Smart,
a white man, was arrested to-day, charged
with the assassination several months ago
OF Edward lsom, a merchant and railroad
agent at Kerr station, Memphis and Lit
tie Rock railroad Smart was arrested at the
time and discharged, but new evidence has
been found.
THE EEDMAN KILLING DRAMA.
EvANv1sLLE, Ind, Oct. 13.-Probably
the last act in the Redman killing drama
took place here to-day, by the grand jury
finding an indictment of conspiracy against
Gill Floyd and McFadden. They were
then released under a thousand dollars
bond each. The bondsmen, all of Posey
county, represent over $2O,OOO,OOO. If
necessary the whole county would have
become their bondsmen. The condition
of the four other wounded raiders is not
improving, and it is possible that two of
them may die.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 13.-Mayo, one of
the men engaged in the Teton fight is
dead. VIM. Vickers is reported dead, and
Harrell at tho point of death.
SHOT TO KILL.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 13.-At Triton, a
small station on the Brunswick & Albany
railroad, serious shooting ARRAY occur
red. Green B. Mayo and Martin Harrell,
turpentine producers, met at court Mayo
asked for the retraction of statements in a
letter to him. Harreu at once fired. Be-
tween the men and their friends forty or
fifty shots were fred. Both principles fell
MORALLY wounded. One of Harrelps sup
porters, named Jordan, was instantly
killed, and a man named Vickers seriously
shot.
WILL RECOVER.
LEBANON, Pa, Oct. 13.-Greatest excite
ment prevails over the beating and rob-
OAAk VI OdSuAcE hlS0, IFOIn whom nigh
waymen took $50, 1000 in bank notes. The
reward for apprehension is increased to
$4,000. Rise, though badly cut and
bruised, is in fair way to recover. U.s..
DEDICATION DISASTER.
Boston, Oct. 13.-By the fall of a plat
form at the dedication of the Soldiers and
Sailors monument to-day large number
of spectators were thrown to the ground:
The more seriously injured are:
James Woodbury., of Beverly, three ribs
broken.
DR.. w. Eaton, of Danvers, collar bone
broken and internal injuries.
Conrad Fitz, of Lynn, internal injuries.
Rev. S. w. Eddy, of Beverly, badly
Jared.
Conrad Cressy, of Newburg Port, leg
injured.
The monument erected by the Twentieth
Maine Veteran association ON Round Top.
Gettysburg, is to be unveiled October Is.
COUNTERFEITERs.
Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 13.-The CONNER
ocil GGzette, of Uniontown, Pennsylvania
says: United States secret service agents
arrested Thos. McCarter, Charles p.
Marker and Mccullough Marker, last