Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-09

Harris, express messenger T. N. Foles and,
train hand Nathan Williams, were badly
hurt. The injured passengers were sent
to the hotel at Georgetown and medica3
aid procure.
TnoCG----- TO De 1NcENDIAET.
Special Telegram TO the Globe.
ELCIG, H.. Dec. Sat Bartlett. sta
ton Oh the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
road, eight miles east OF Elgin. the cheese
factory OF Henry Waterman was burned to
the ground last night, with its stock CT
manufactured goods. In the same bHGla--
ing was box factory, filed with boxes and
material, much Of il being hard wood and.
valuable. The factory was likewise used
as O residence. The loss will not be far
from $4,000, with 1925 insurance. At
the time of the blaze Mr.. Waterman was
in Milwaukee. It is thought to have been
set, as at 10 o'clock the previous night fire
broke out in the cooper shop and was ex-
tinguished, while in the morning it started
in the cheese factory proper on the ground i
floor.
BARREL FACTORY BURNED.
AAoi h1AUANAN, DOS. o.|IAU Oh OdtiJ iiOuI
this morning fire broke out in the work S:
of the Saginaw Barrel company, and
spread rapidly. The weather was bitter
cold and interfered with the working of
the fire companies. Before it could be
controlled the barrel factory, saw mill,
drill house and portion of the salt block
sheds, dry kilns and a large quantity of
products OF the works, and about 100000
feet of valuable lumber burned up. There.
was an investment OF $50, 300 in the build
ing and machinery. Total loss will ap--
proximate $175,00O. The insurance is not
known, the secretary refusing to give it..
probably owing to toe excitement of the
occasion, but the propertyis understood to.
be fairly well insured. One hundred and
fifty men are thrown out of employment.
ALBERT SANDERS HUNG.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a special from
Charleston, Mo, says: Albert Sanders,
colored, was hung for the murder of Moses
Wing, this nocning at 1870. Sanders
partook OF the last sacrament, being joined
by Howard underwood, another negro,
who will be exec tied il three week.; He
walked to the scafoid t;rmly, then sang p
hymn without a trenor in his voice and
Was accompanied BY his spiritual adviser,
Rev. Mr.. Hess, who offered prayer. San
ders then made few remarks and at 1850
the rope was cut. There were few con-
WILSON'S and in seven and half minutes
be was dead. Sanders killed Wing year
ago the 18th of last November in fit of
jealousy, both being mashed on the same
girl.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Dec. S.-Henry Waternanrs:
large cheese factory east of here burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000; quarter in
sured.
burned. No loss of life. Loss about
$4,000.
ROCHESTER, N. v. Dec ES.-The vegeta-
BILE soap works of H. G. Zero, Lyndonville,
burned last night. Loss, $4,000. Ad-
joining buildings were saved by the free
use of cider near by. One thousand GAL
Ions were used by bncketful
ST. LOUIS, Dec. SD. G. Tut & Co..
wholesale grocers, North Main street, were
partially burned out. Loss on stock. S1O.-
900; on building, which is owned by E. A.
Hitchcock, $4,000. Rankin 81 Lawton,
book-binders, loss $4,000 on stock, ali
covered by insurance.
BODY SNATCHEHS HELD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.-The grave rob-
bers. sMcNamee, Pillet, Levi Chew, and
Robert Chew, were arraigned to day for
further hearing. Twenty-Five police off
GERS were present to protect the prisoners
DIR. Forbes, demonstration of
anatomy at Jefferson college, tes-
tilted he never thought he could be
regarded AS accessory to tie body snatch
ing" merely because he never made any
investigation OF the manner in which bod
les were procured for the college, getting
about $50 bodies year. The students paid
$40 each for Il ticket,nnd 81 each for every
subject upon which they operated. The
prisoners were committed, in default of
$4,000 each, for trial.
HELD TO TIE GRAND JURY
North ADAMS, Mass, Dec. S.-Stephen.
Trip is held for the grand jury on the.
charge of robbery of the Troy & Boston
cars. It is also charged that OF Oct 90.
the Troy d Boston passenger train was
thrown from the track by ties placed on
the rails by Trip. It is likewise alleged
the track AID took them off again, obtain
ing money from the road for preventing
the accident.
FRAUDULENT APPOINTMENT.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. S.-The grand iury.
Austings court, to-day indicted S. Brown
Allen, auditor of public accounts of Vir-
glnla, on three counts in The matter of the.
appointment of Jno. D. Snellings. rs spe
cial delinquent tax collector for Richmond.
which appointment is alleged to have been
illegal and the execution OF Snellings bond !"
fraudulent and criminal.
RESIGNED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
PERRY, Gf.r Dec. S.-Will Porter was
hanged at noon. The gallows was in the
jail yard. The execution was private, less
than 100 being present. There was no
crowd in town, no excitement and no effort
for respite. Porter was resigned to his. i
tate. The drop was over four feet.
SAW MIL BURNED. !,
MEMPHIS, Dec. S.-A fire tonight de-
'troyed the saw mill belonging to Atwood
ruff u Co.. in the northern portion of the
,ity. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000 in
London, and Provincial, OF London, Fire
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