Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-16
THIEF CAPTURED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

a young man named G. e. Smith, who was
employed as clerk by the firm of Fair
banks Morse, doing business at No. 1862
Lake street, and who disappeared very
suddenly about week ago at the same
time that roll of $1,000 was taken from
the cash drawer of the firm. When arrested
by the Baltimore officers Smith had 500
on his person, and it is to be inferred that
the prisoner has squandered $500 since
his hasty departure from the Garden city.
The city detective force was not called
upon to hunt Smith up, his whereabouts
being discovered by private agent.
THE CHASE DEFALCATIoN.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Gen. Terrence
reached the city yesterday, and was asked
by a reporter what he had to say in refer
on the part of that person to pay over to
Mrs. Norton, the generals motber-in-law,
the large sum of money which she entrust-
ed to him. The general said he had hopes
that if Chase were left alone he might be
able to work out his salvation and pay off
his debts in whole or in part. The money,
it appears. was lost in speculations on the
board of trade. Judging from the way in
which the general expressed himself, it is
evident that he has much sympathy for
Mr.. Chase's family and is disinclined to do
anything which will add to their present
suffering.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Oct. 15.-Last evening terri
BILE accident occurred at Norman, sta
ton on the Northern Pacific road about
thirty miles west Of this city, which re-
suited in the injury of several railroad Ia
borers. The laborers were on caboose,
when a train backed down upon it, throw
ing men unfortunately about, some fall
ing beneath the wheels. Joseph Lush had
both legs cut off, and will probably die.
Elyck Talbert, Daniel Phillips, Elyck
Burl, Isky Johnson and Eric Holstrum
were also more or less severely injured.
The injured men were taken to the hospi-
tai at Brainerd and cared for. ALI will re-
cover except Lush.
BRUTAL MURDER.
Indianapolis, Oct. 15.-At an early
hour this morning two parties of young
men, one composed OF roughs, met and
quarrel ensued. resulting in the murder of
one of them in a most brutal manner.
They had all been drinking, and it is not
known lust how the alteration was brought
about but 1t is certain that Albert WILDER
was knocked down by Michael Scanlon
IL ba do
His body was horrible sight when the
police found it. Wiiber's companions de-
serted him at the first appearance of
trouble and left him to his fate, Scanlon
and his associates were arrested. and are
held to wait examination. He admitted
the commission of the assault, and said he
neither knew or cared who his antagonist
was or what became of him.
FIRE AT SEA.
BOSTON. Oct I5-Last Monday about
one o'clock in the morning as the steamer
Ph@nician was about 400 miles from Cape
Race upon her voyage from Glasgow to
this port brisk fire was discovered by the
watch in the lower deck of the after hold,
the smoke pouring out in thick volume
from the open hatchway. In this hold
were stored bales of hemp, paper, scraps
and cases filled with merchandise. The
fire had obtained good Roadway. After
three-quarters of an hour the flames were
extinguished. The commander of the
Phanician thinks the fire was caused by
spontaneous combustion. Damage large
by fire and water.
DIED OF HEB INJURIES.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 15-Mrs. Mary Hanley,
wife of police officer Hanley, stabbed on
Tuesday last by the crazy Frenchman. Err
nest Dubouroue, died to-day at her resi-
dence On Greenwich avenue. She was re-