Daily globe., 1882-09-28
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Fatal Prairie Fire in Dakota-A Shooting
Bee in Churct-A Couple of Ministers
Gone Wrong-Drowning and Fires.

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Bee in Church-A Couple of Ministers
Gone Wrong-Drownings and Fires.
RUNAWAY LOCOMOTIVE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WILLMAR, Mimi, Sept. 27.-At st. Johns,
on the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
road, seven miles from Willmar this morn
ing, locomotive becoming unmanageable, |
was abandoned by the engineer and fire.
man. It made run to Willmar at a ire
mendous speed, there colliding with a
caboose occupied by three men, completely
wrecking it and killing Ed. Brothers. The
others were not seriously injured.
FATAL PRAIRIE FIRE.
REDF1ELD, D. T., Sept. PA great
prairie fire is raging in this county. It
has destroyed much farm property and
threatens Redfeld. DIR. Fl. M. Towne,
| formerly Of Chicago, and Seacharles John,
| formerly of Taylor Ridge, Ill., were sur
rounded by fire. They endeavored to run
their team through the flames, but the
horses turned suddenly and both were
! thrown from the wagon. Towne's leg was
broken and he smothered and burned to
crisp. John escaped, but was horribly
| burned.
| RoBBING HIS PASTOR.
Troy, n. Y, Sept. 27.-Two young men,
we'll connected here, have been discovered
in committing series of burglaries. One,
a member of the church, robbed the resi-
dence of his pastor. The police are look
ing for Geo. P. Frye. His companion, Il.
G. Frost, is secured.
DROWNED.
} SOUTH LEBANON, o., Sept 27.-Five per-
sons entered an old boat at o'clock yes
ter6ay to cross the Miami river. During
q playful struggle for possession of the
: oars the boat capsized, and four of the
party were drowned. Names: Newson and
, Ella Wallace and Abraham and Belle Lu-
cas-.
=, BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-At Heathsville,
Va. mill-dam was carried away by the
e food, and the water swept down upon the
!; house of Mr.. Bush, drowning his wife and
: five children.
: SHOT TRAMP.
e CHICAGO, Sept 27-William Demwiecz
q editor of polish paper, surrendered to
the authorities this morning saying that
he had just killed man. His story is
. that on rising and going out to his front
/ yard he was attacked by a tramp with q
e club, who followed him into the house
t struck his wife and daughter, and that il
i self-defeuse he got a revolver and shot
:. the tramp in the breast, killing him.
e DESPERATE KILLED.
u ATLANTA GA. dispatch from Leary
i says: In a fight between Lucius Ed
n monds. alias John Spicy, colored, anc
h Isheriff's posse, Spicy was killed. Spic,
= in resisting shot one of the posse AM
e accidentally shot and fatally wounded hi
:, own wife.
~ DETROIT, Sept. 27.-Dr. Wings house
: connected with the tannery Of Wallin
Phelps, in Douglas, Allegan county
: burned yesterday, with 1000 sides of leatl
!. !. er. Loss $4,000; insurance light.
WINSTON, N. c., Sept. 27.-Wood's mar
y ufacturing establishment burned thi
is morning. Loss unknown; insured fc
r. $5O,000,
ey FATAL FRACAs IN CHURCH.
TO WYTHEvILLE, Va, Sept 27.-During th
ne session of the Baptist assembly at HamI
st ton Cross Roads yesterday, two young me
under the influence of liquor began pi
tol combat in the church, causing PAM
among the worshipers. Levi Bryson ws
W fatally shot by Jerry Cox, but succeede
in fatally shooting Cox. Both died
is church. Many were injured by bein
os trampled during the panic.
RUN AWAY WITH EVE LAMB.
80 ST. JOHN, N. B., Sept. PA constabl
o1n from Thompsonton, Me-, has been hel
on some days looking for Baptist clergy
man who fed with the wife of membt
nc of his congregation. The parties WEI
ng found but the magistrate refused a wa
~, rant for their arrest, having no jurisdi
ed. tion.
nd BEAT HIS PASTOR.
gy CINCINNATI, o. Sept. 27.-Rev. McClen
FL, helm, pastor of the United Presbyterii
es | church at Avondale O.. was assaulted