Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-16

THE END OF TWO DEsPERADOEs.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-James and Edward
Bean. two desperadoes wo killed the city
marshal of Caldwell, Kas.. on the 22d of
last June, attempted to murder Deputy
Sheriff Signs, of Van Zandt county. Texas,
some time ago, and who belonged to the
gang that planned the robbery of the
Texas d Pacific railroad train near Dallas
about month ago, but which was frus-
trated by heavy storm, we're overtaken
by a posse under Constable Harrey near
Sunset Wednesday, the former instantly
killed and the latter MORALLY wounded.
FIRES.
MAUsoN, To-, Oct. ia fire Saturday
afternoon destroyed large number of
business houses. entaiiing a loss OF $4,000
to 100000; insurance half. The fire orig
mated from lighted cigar, carelessly
thrown.
TOLEDO. O., Oct. 15.-At , o'clock this
morning the Cincinnati. Hamilton &
Dayton round house near the union depot
caught fire and burned. Four engines
were damaged $4,000 each and two loaded
freight cars were burned. Total loss about
$4,000, uninsured. Cause supposed to
have been spontaneous combustion.
DROWNED.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-This afternoon three
men, whose names have not yet been as
certained. went out on the lake in a boat
which capsized and it is believed all three
name 'Patten" inside.
ABORTION.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. 15.-Last Tuesday
Miss Estella Wusley died suddenly under
somewhat suspicious circumstances. The
body was examined and a postm ortem ex-
animation developed the fact that an
abortion had been produced. DR.. J. D.
Wheeler, the family physician, was ar
rested, and the coroner's verdict was to
the effect that he caused the girls death.
Deceased was of respectable family.
BURNED TO DEATH.
WATERFOWL. Oak. Oct. 15.-Yesterday
afternoon two-year old daughter of D..
L. Governor was burned to death by a
prairie fire ten miles southwest of this
city, while playing within hundred feet
Of her home. The timely arrival of aid
resulted in saving the house and outbuild-
ings. The fire is still raging. It is said
to be the worst ever seen in this locality
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 15.-Wm. George. a
prominent merchant at Reeds Landing.
eighteen miles from here. was killed last
night by parties unknown. The crime
was committed for the purpose of robbery.
but the design of the murderers was frus-
trated. Deceased leaves a wife and several
children. Surgeons and friends have gone
to the scene of the crime from the city.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Chas. Hoover
editor of religious paper called the Adj
uocate, attempted suicide this morning by
drowning. Life was was almost extinct
when rescued. Domestic troubles are
thought to have unbalanced his mind. He
regretted that the effort failed, and de-
clared he would renew the attempt.
ABORTION.
MILWAUKEE. Oct I4-Dr. Carl Rehm.
prominent physician of Wausau, was ar
rested at that city to-day for producing an
abortion upon Louise Bluhm, girl of
seventeen years of age, who is lying at the
point of death.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
MCAEEsPoRT. Pa. Oct. 14.-Last night at
midnight four Swedes named A. Peterson,
II. Gilland. A. Anderson and John Berg,
were walking along the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad track, near the National
Tube works, when Berg, who was in the rear
of the others, noticed switching engine
coming. He called them to get off the
track, but before they could do so they were
struck by the engine. Peterson was killed
instantly, Gilland lived an hour and An
derson lived till 6 o'clock this morning,
when he breathed his last. Berg escaped
unhurt.
THREE WOMEN KILLED.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 14.-This afternoon the
Chicago express struck a carriage at Gen
esee street crossing, containing John D.
Millonee, aged twenty-seven, his wife,
aged twenty -four, Mrs. Il. B. Comstock and
Mrs. Munro Burgess, two elderly ladies
visiting from Marathon, n. Y. The three
women were killed and the man seriously
injured.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. IA fire to-day at
Independence destroyed the wollen
mill of Mccoy & McCabe. Loss estimated
at $4,000, being $4,000 on building, $685.
600 on contents; insurance, one-half.'. All
occupants of the building escaped un-
hurt.
DROWNED.
NEW YORK, Oct. Thames W. Greedy
and his sister Emma, were drowned while
rowing tonight on the Harlem river near
High bridge.
FOREIGN NOTES.