Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
CRIMES 4 CASUALTIES.

Arrest of a Former Resident of Duluth at
Chicago--A Long Series of Misdemean-
ors-Fatal Accidents and Destructive
Fires.
EX-DULUTH WHISKY MERCHANT ARRESTED ON
SUSPICION.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Nov. pa young fellow about
twenty 1.-TWO years of age was seen lurking
in the vicinity of Clark and Jackson streets
by Officers Granger and Mccormick, who
at once arrested him on general principles.
Upon his person was $500 in cash and
some papers among which were bills of
sale for whisky and letter from the pris
oner's brother in Duluth, advising him to
seek obscurity in some country place and
informing him that he would soon receive
his clothes by express. Lieut.. Shaw, OFT
the Central, has sent telegram to Duluth
and pending reply, holds the prisoner.
who gives the name of Harry Perrine, in
custody at the armory. The presumption
is that the prisoner bought goods on time
and selling them at once, skipped out with
the proceeds, intending to defraud his
creditors.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
| PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23.-Thomas McGilf,
coal miner, living at Port Perry, twelve
miles last OF this city died yesterday from
the injuries received at the hands of Albert
and Ernest Deterich. The murde-ers have
not been arrested.
i THE BOND CASE.
TAYLoRsvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-No excite
ment here this morning. Miss Bond is
resting easy.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The fourth ana
fifth floors of Arrot's two mills. occupied
by Clark & Keen, wooden manufacturers,
. Priestly IL Bros, manufacturers OF dress
goods, and Wedley Il Tiltons, cotton yarn
manufacturers. burned out. Loss $780,,
600, Clark Il Keen alone suffering loss of
about $11O,600. Some sixty-tive employees
escaped by the fire escape.
DENVER, Nov. Pm. D. Marcus gen.
1 eral store, Las Vegas, N. NJ. burned last
night. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
BRUTE ARRESTED.
Michael Reese, wanted III Morrisiana,
n. Y, for the brutal outrage upon Amelia
Harris, two years of age, which resulted in
her death, was captured here by Nor
Tisiana officer yesterday. Reese expressed
}. a Willingness to return without a reouisi-
ton. The officer and prisoner started
l. East last evening.
YOUTHFUL TRAIN wRECXER.
e SYRACUSE, Nov. 23.-Frauk Porter, aged
thirteen, pleaded guilty to tampering with
}. the switches of the Syracuse & Binghamp-
ton railroad, and was committed for the
action of the grand jury.
O AN EMB EzELER.
IS HARRIsBURa, Pa, Nov. 23.-R. r. Sisk
n the missing stock and grain broker, is said
y to be an embezzler 10 The amount of
% $4,000.
l. THE DEADLY SAW.
4 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 23.-Johnson
10 Staxfield, laborer was torn to pieces at
J. Springfield to-day BY a circular saw.
GAME THAT MIsoARRIED.
LAWRENCE, Kas., Nov. 23.-Oue of the
parties who became notorious in the Baus-
Il man murder, which resulted in the hang
ing of three negroes from a bridge here,
Ii came near getting his freedom
il from justice to-day. young law
IL student who has for some time acted
st City Journal, wrote to Gov. st. John on a
sc letter of Hon. S. 0. Thatcher, AS a CORES
d pendent of the Journal, that B. F. Fenni-
l. more, now confined in the county jail was
it a reputable citizeu and business man: had
W never been accused Of any previous crime;
"a was convicted only on the testimony of
IT two disreputable persons now in the pen
ID itentiary and that they had since confessed
e. that they had perjured themselves. This
s young man and others recommended Fen
If nimore as fit subject for executive Glenn
l. ency. Gov. st. John wrote warden, but
Re as a matter of caution sent to Sheriff
ID Asher before its legal issuance The
l. sheriff explained the matter to the COVER
nor and the pardon was revoked. It is not
le thought this young student is an accom-
Is plice OF Fennimore, but that he is a tool
D. of INSCRIPTIONS men. Fennimore Is a
20 most dangerous criminal and was convict
is ed of murder in Indiana and sentenced
n to ten years in the penitentiary. He broke
d, jail and is supposed to have been a leader
N in several crimes here and elsewhere, and
re it would have terrorized the community to
k have had him again at large.
L. IMPRISONMENT RATHER THAN STARVATION.
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. Nov 23-Buck
Caywood, who ecaped from jail here last
Monday, returned and gave himself up,
- saying he preferred Imprisonment to star
walton in the bush. Caywood is charged
lie with causing the death of Miss Oldfield,
le Morgan county, by administering tincture
E. Of cantharides in glass of brandy.
is CHICAGO CRIME.
D. CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Eleven jurors have
10 been obtained at the close of the fourth
W day of the Theresa Sturla murder trial.
g. The police made raid or one of the
1t city gambling houses tonight, and cap
y tured one hundred and twenty five per
10 sons.
>, BURGLARY.
- ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Louis Peters fur
= store, GA Olive street, was burglarized last
n night of about $500 worth of sealskin
,s sacques, fur-lined circulars. and other fur
! goods.
n STATE house BURNED.
1T DENIsoN, Tex, Nov. 23.-The state house
n burned. Loss, $4,000. Partly insured.