Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-13


The motive was to get possession of a
small sum of money. Public feeling is
to some extent throughout the
state, and it is declared that if this girl be
put to death, it will be an act of barbay- !
ism.
eoNf9 MAN NABsED.
Especial Telegram I'd the Globe.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. 13.=-Lear Logan, alias
Frank Conway, alias Lobore, the noted
"Koniacker" who completed five years.
term at Joliet this morning was arrested
at the prison doors by P. D. Tyrrill, the
secret service detective. Logan was
spotted at Springfield in February, 1879,
for passing 500 counterfeit bills. He is
numerously wanted in Minnesota and
Kansas, and has been for several years in
Saltwater prison. The detectives will
take him to st. Louis.
ATTACKED BY ITALIANS.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Otficer Grove, of
the Brooklyn police, attempted to disperse
a crowd of Italians tonight on Adams and
Front streets in that city, when The was set
upon by them with sticks and stones and
one Italian cut the officers arm in ter
rible manner. The officer drew his revol
yer and shot Jesse Tuity, 69 Adams street.
one of his assa1lants, in the side, inf1lctlng
serious wound. Other police officers ar
rived and number of Italians we're az
rested. A loaded revolver was found on
one, and razor on another. The wound
ed Italian and officer were taken to the
hospital.
NOT AS BAD AS REPORTED.
I BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 12.-The accident
on the Hartford, Eldred & Cuba railroad,
near Cuba, N. Y, was not SO bad as first
reported. Only one man, James France,
the engineer, was killed, and Charles
Creepy, fireman, seriously injured. The
engine and one combination baggage and
passenger car composed the train, which
went over trestle 40 feet high. The es-
cape of the passengers was miraculous.
None were seriously injured.
Boston, Nov. 12.-The pecuniary loss by
the accident at Jackson, on the New York
Il New England. railways Friday night is
estimated at about 100000.
LOST HER PROPELLER,
LONDON. Nov. 12.-The steamer Gillert,
from Hamburg, November LIST, for New
| York, put back to Plymouth to-day, having
lost two blades of her propeller, the first
on the 9th inst. and the second on the 9th,
when $50 miles west of Sciliy.
| ONE OF wAsHBURN's CONSTITUENTS.
| New YORK, Nov. 12.-Louis Oleson, wife
and three children, arrived here late last
night from Minneapolis, and put up at
| the Vanderbilt hotel, near the Grand Gen.
trail depot. He had been drinking heavily,
and early this morning quarreled with his
wife. He fired two shots at her, one ball
! taking effect in the arm near the shoulder.
The woman was conveyed to Bellevue hos
pital, where it was found necessary to am
| putate the arm. Oleson Was arrested, and
is now held to await the result of his wife's
injuries. The children were turned over
to the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Children. Olseson had lived in Min
neapolis five years. He was on his way to
Europe to take charge of emigrants des-
| tined for Minnesota. He was crazed
with drink at the time of the shooting, and
when arrested told the officers he shot his
wife because she was engaged in a con-
spiracy with several men to rob him of
his money.
,u. PANIC IN CHURCH.
! NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-At 8 o'clock mass
to-day in St. Lawrence Catholic church,
Eighty fourth street, portion of the cell
ing over the east gallery fell with a loud
crash, producing panic in the large
congregation. During the commotion
three women tainted, but no person was
seriously hurt. Order was finally restored
by few clear-headed individuals and
members of the congregation resuming
their seats the services were continued to
| the close.
FISHING BOAT CAPsIZED.
New CARD1vE, Ont, Nov. ia fishing
boat capized off Bay De Dorr point. 1t is
| supposed all hands were drowned.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
| LOUISVILLE KY, Nov. PAT Buebitto
| Grove here, o-day George and John Kean,
brothers, were target shooting, when Geo.
got in range Of the gun in the hands of his
brother, receiving fatal shot.
| ,, WOULDN'T PAY HIS WHISKY BILL.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. 12-Thomas
Kennedy was fatally stabbed by Michael
Dsuhy during quarrel growing out of the
refusal of Kennedy and two others to pay
for liquor which they had ordered.
STEAMER SUNK
BATON ROUGE, New. PA serious col
lision occurred this morning one mile be-
low Plaquemine, between the st. Louis
tow boat Cole, and the John M. Chambers
| in the Atchafalalga trade. The Chambers
sunk in seven feet of water. She had
aboard 500 bales of cotton. =
NOT TRUE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2O.---A dispatch
from Ell Paso, says: The report circulated
few days ago by telegraph that A. J.
Navin, mayor of Adrian, Mich, charged
with forging water works notes, has been
arrested, is untrue, he not having even
been heard of at that place.
AN INHUMAN NEGREss.
A dispatch from Kaufman, Tex, saws:
A negress, named Amanda Watts, had a
difficulty some DAYS 400 with anotbar