Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02
desperate, who killed Officer Clarence E
Wright, Tuesday night in Chicago.

desperate, who killed Officer Clarence e
Wright, Tuesday night in Chicago.
An Indian territory special reports the
capture of three murderers, Walker, Rey-
nolds and Gardner, near Darlington after
a sharp struggle during which they were
nearly killed. They had murdered young
man in Comanche county, Tex, and officers
had been in pursuit three weeks.
MANIAC HUSBAND.
August vorndicke, living on Rice street
in the northern part Of the city, who has
for several days manifested symptoms of
insanity, was this afternoon discovered by
his wife brandishing butcher knife over
the throat of her sleeping daughter. She
rushed into the room, seized his arm and
saved the child's life. The maniac hus-
band turned upon his wife and after a
fearful struggle in which the woman
caught the blade in her hand, he olsen
gagged his right hand, and in an instant
more would have killed her but for the ap-
pearance of policeman. He was dis
armed and in a few moments cut his
throat with razor.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-The following
are the names of the parties indicted by
the grand jury for participation in frauds
at the election: Edmond j. Dupaquier,
Bartholomew Thames, Jr., R. Ulrich, Dan
Rees, Prosper Grand, Jr., Charles Curtis,
Gustave Buder, VIM. Lyons, James Daig-
man, Louis Kathman, VIM. II. Buckley,
Holm 4 Inh,, Viror- nj
Dupaquier gave bail in $4,000 each.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Dec. loving to the
refusal Of the air brakes to work properly
branch train ran into the Boston express
train at Montpelier. The conductor of the
palace car and two passengers were il
jured, and two or three cars badly dam
aged.
CINCINNATI, Dee. 1.-At 10 o'clock to-
| night near Falmouth, KY, the soutl
bound passenger train on the Kentuck;
Central railway which left here at p. m
collided with the north bound local freight
Engineer Ben Early and Fireman VIM
Gray, Of the passenger train, were killed
and number passengers more or less in
jured, but as the railway company occup!
the wire news is not obtainable at thi.
hour. A wrecking train went down from
Covington to the scene of the disaster
Both trains were badly smashed.
SCHOONER SUNK.
BOSTON, Dec. IA dispatch from Hall
fax states the schooner Parole was sun
yesterday off Canso by the steamer Liddis
dale. The crew was saved and landed a
North Sidney by the Liddisdale. The Pa
role had picked up the mates boat, wit
twelve persons aboard, from the steame
, Cedar Grove.
TIE STURLA TRIAL.
CHICAGO, Dec. LIN the Sturla murde
trial the testimony of medical experts wa
taken tending to show that person ma
become insane through brutal treatmer
and suffering of mind. Two eminent doc
tors believed the woman was certainly il
sane.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. 1.-The ma
! arrested here last night, supposed to b
of Chicago, turns out to be Charlie Almo,
a colored cook from Winnireg bound fe
To:olto, and has been set free.
lie : SLATIvE BRIBERY.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 1.-The bribery CASE
of Representative Wright and Blackbu1
are re-assigned for Dec. Is. Watson, tt
lobbyist. Will be tried on another indie
menJ Dec. 10. Another hearin of the ol
Watson case has been postponed till jan
J uary.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
M1DDLETowN, O.. Dec. IA boiler e.
p!oded in Suthpin & Wrenn's paper Mi
) this morning, killing instantly .Adal
Forester, and seriously injuring job
Zeller. Two others, John Ross and Co
Dillon, received slight injuries.
VESSEL ASHORE.
OswEGo, N. Y, Dec. 1.-The schooner
M. Foster, from Toronto to this port, wit
, lumber, went ashore this morning und.
Fort Ontario. The vessel will be a tot
wreck. Grew saved.
PITTsroN, Pa, Dec. 1.-The Plttste
Knitting mill burned last night. Loss $5t
600, insurance half.
CAIRO, Dec. AT East Cairo this NOR
$ ing, two cars of cotton were totally d,
!, stroyed by fire while standing on the sid
! track.
FATAL FALL.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 1.-James Love,
Delhi, O., a one legged man, tonight, fl
: down the stairway leading to the gallel
9 of the Grand Opera house, and receive
= injuries from which he died at the he
: pital shortly before midnight.
o DEFAULTER.
t LITTLE Rock, Dec. 1.-Newcomb, c(
q lecting agent for the Wheeler & Wills
: Manufacturing company in this city, h
: absconded, and the books show he is sho
on his accounts, but how mach is not y
l | known.
: ACQUITTED.
I WINFIELD DEPOT. Kas., Dec. 1.-W.
j. Colgate, son of J. B. Colgate, of New Yo1
who was arrested for burning Bliss
S Woods mill some months ago, was tod
acquitted.
kStlitnxs Lots.
Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale by v,
Cleve and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern F
cite land Office or Billings, NJ. T.
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