Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-13


jured. Robert Marsh, aged 10,
had an arm badly lacerated by having it
caught in the hook at the end of the rope
which he was descending. The list injured
includes VIM. Dempsey, aged 10; Walter
Trout, II; Jas. Wiley, Is; Maggie Quinn.
Is; Mary z. Hoffman, 16; Susan Hoffman
20; VIM. Everman, 80; VIM. Everman, Jr.,
16; VIM. Kean, II; James Conner, 32;
Thos. Parnell, %; John Kelly, 40; John
Downing, so; the engineer and girl
named Hoops.
/ MIR. Quinn, aged thirty-eight. father of
Magic Quinn, is supposed to be buried in
the rains. The mills were insured for
$4,000: the occupants insured for SAL
600.
ROAD AGENTS.
Los VEGAS, Dec. 12.-Last night a
wealthy Mexican named Pascu Sena, while
en- route home from this place, was shot
and killed by highwaymen. Yesterday a
stage en- route to Clifton, Grant county.
was stopped and robbed by road agents.
Two Chinese passengers were killed.
KILLED By THE CARS.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. 12.-Wm. Stack, freight
conductor On the Erie & Pittsburgh rail-
way, fell from his train this afternoon and
Was killed by the cars. No one saw him
fall. but he was missed at Conneaut The
train being backed up, his head was found
in one place and his mangled body seal
tered along the track for some distance.
RAILWAY SMASH. s,4
MILwAUKEE, Dec. 12.-Three freight
trains were moving north on the North
western road midnight yesterday when the
first was stalled upon heavy grade at
Devils Nose. four miles east ofBaraboo. The
second train avoided accident by stopping
on time, bat the third crashed into thu
cabSOse of the second and bad smash-up
was the consequence. Six cars were thrown
down an embankment, the caboose reduced
to ashes, and the locomotive which did the
damage suffered to considerable oxtent.
The broken cars were freighted with flour
and grain. The accident was the result of
trains running too closely to each. other.
DlsGaAcErU1 ROW.
new HAVEN. Cola., Dec, IA Disgrace
full row occurred tonight at & fireman's
ball. a party OF intoxicated college stu.
dents created disturbance in the hall and
were expelled by the fremen and arrested
by the police. One Of the students receiy-
ed scalp wound and was brought to the
station house covered with blood. One or
two others were severely handled.
FII2s.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12.-Fire at La Crosse,
Wis, partially destroyed the large brewery
and malt house of George Zeister & Son.
The fire originated in drying kiln, and
caused loss of about $4,000; fully covered
by insurance.
SPRIwGF1ELD, Mo-, Dec 1.-The Stone
chapel of Drury college at this place, the
finest structure in southwest Missouri,
burned to-day. The fire was caused by
imperfect construction of the heating ap-
paratus. The building was named in
honor of Mr.. Valeria G. Stone, of Maiden,
Mass, who contributed $50 600 towards its
erection. Two Or three other Massachu-
sets people also aided in its construction
1t cost about $4,000 two years ago, and
was insured for $20,0,,0.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Dec. 12.-Since to-
night fire has destroyed Deardof, Beam &
LatfePs factory of bicycles, tricycles and
wheelbarrows. Loss $35, 900; insurance in
Eastern and foreign companies.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12.--Early this morn
ing an incendiary fire destroyed the grain
elevator at Waunakee village, nine miles
north Ct Madison, on the Chicago & North
western railroad. The building with con-
tents was owned by NJ. D. Stevens, of Chi
cago, and valued at $4,000 to $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
BURNED TO DEATH.
The fears that the boy Joseph Carey had
been burned in the Hurins mill Sunday
morning is confirmed by finding his re-
mains in the ruins this incoming.
MosaUE ROBBED.
STAINS Locks, Quebec, Dec 1.-THE
dead house at the parish church was entered
last night by robbecs, the collins of an old
man, old woman and young girl brokea
open and the bodies stripped of clothing,
dragged across the road and laid behind
fence and suoseq uently taken away in a
sleigh.
COUNTERFEIrER ARRESTED.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. 12.-Edgar Van Hoo
sen, of Usage, has been arrested for coun-
terfeiting. A lot of bad coin was captu: ed l..
1t is thought this will break up the cele-
brated Van Hoosen gang of coanterfeiters,
several of whom are already in the peni-
Tertiary.
SUSPICIOUS AFFAIR.
GEORGETowN, KY, Dec. l2.-Lso Will son,
grade foreman on the Cincinnati Southern
road, was found dead in house OF ill-fame
occupied by Sarah Taylor, Sunday night.
The woman gives an unsatisfactory &C
count of the affair, saying he shot himself
while she was not looking. pair of half
worn, Ood-stained boots were found I'M
der the bed, and Wilson's boots being gone
points to murder. Wilson's home is in
Virginia.
BRIGANTINE ASHORE.
HALIFAX, N. c., Dec. 1.-THE brigantine
Rebecca Nelly, ran ashore about twelve
miles from this port. Thos. Wallace, sea-
man, undertook to swim ashore with line
that the GREY might be saved. He was
dashed againsts the rocks and drowned.
Another So man was successful in reaching
the shore, anu the remainder of the crew
was saved. The men suffered terribly dur
ing the cold and stormy night. The storm
at Ctnso last night was very ssevere. Many
vessels dragged their anchors and some
went ashore.
MURDER.