Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-17

Inc engineer naO MS Wr1St injured and
head badly hurt. The fireman had foot
crushed and his head injured, and brake
man was injured seriously internally
Their names are not known. The wreck
was not cleared for passing trains till g.
o'clock this morning.
BOLD ROBBERY.
WAUPAcA, Wis, Nov. 16.-Two men at
tackled VIM. Cooley, wealthy farmer liy-
ing near this place, bound and gagged him
and attempted to make him reveal the hid
ing place of his money. They secured
small amount and fled.
MURDERED HIS AUNT.
HAVANA, Ill, Nov. 16.-J ohm B. Walters,
farmer near here, while at work in the
field to-day, was approached by his neph-
ew, who told him he had murdered his
(Walters) wife and then fed. Walters
went to his house and found the statement
true. A large posse of citizens is in search
of the murderer. No cause for the deed
assigned.
FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16.-The passenger
elevator Of Meningitis carpet house, con-
tanning five passengers fell from the second
floor to the basement, seriously injuring-
four persons and painfully injuring the
| fifth. The wounded are as follows: Capt.
W. G. Hile, Louisville, compound fracture
of the left leg below the knee; simple
fracture of the right leg below the knee:
system severely shocked. Capt. John.
Howard, Jacksonville, small bone OF the.
leg fractured and right ankle broken.
Judge B. F. Beard, Harrisburg, KY, pain
fully bruised; no bones broken. c. F.
| Turner, salesman, badly bruised. K. Dye
salesman, ankle fractured and probably
r.b broken. The best:.medical service was
summoned and all done that can be for
the injured. There. is great excitement
owing to the prominent character of the
parties. The street was crowded. None of
the parties were removed. Mayor Jacob
came at once to the scene, doing all in his
power for the suffers.
The fall Of the elevator was about thirty
five feet, caused by the leaden weight on a
wire rope parting from it, leaving nothing
to counterbalance the weight of the eleva-
tor and passengers. It went down like
shot from cannon. A new rope had been
put in the day previous, and no fears were
felt that an accident would occur. The in
jured parties have been removed to their
home and are resting as easily as circum-
stances will permit. It is feared that
Capt. Hite and Capt. Howard have re-
ceived Internal injuries of a serious ma
ture and solicitude is felt for them. Turner
and Dye are painfully injured, but not,
: thought dangerously. Beard is at the,
Louisville hotel resting comfortably, no
bones broken. Hite and Howard are wide
ly known in marine circles, the. first from a
long connection with steamboat interests
the other being one of the celebrated
Howard Bros, ship builders, of Jefferson
vile. Beard is a wealthy merchant of
/ Breckenridge county. The other gentle
/ men were statesmen in the house of Nc
r Knight.
/ CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 16.-Henry Els, of
Medina, was found dead this morning in a
Q room at the Empire house, where he ar
e rived last night. The coroner's yer dict was
e suicide by morphine. In his coat pocket
|. was found letter to his wife to come for
the body and bury it at Medina. Three
weeks ago he stopped at the same hotel
with his wife, and during the night took
e poison with suicidal intent, but was
q pumped out and thanked the physician for
v it, expressing regret at the attempt. Last
: evening the clerk, recognizing him, sport
lively asked if he thought he should
ever try it again. ELS was very
Il positive in saying that one experience of
q that kind was enough; that ne had more
: sense than to repeat such an effort. Soon
n afterward he returned to his room and
Y swallowed the fatal poison. His motive
is not ascertained.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
i MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 16.-The boiler
r in the steam ginning mill of A. G. Nc
t Ghees, twelve miles from the city, explod-
S ed yesterday instantly killing three negro
: men.
: DEFECTIVE TOWER.
New YORK. Nov. 16.-While a water
tower, signed for the use of the fire de-
partment, was being tested this morning
S it was overturned, instantly killing an I'M
e known man, fatally injured Geo. H. Sayre,
b of Philadelphia, and breaking the shout
t der of a boy looking on.
q DAYTON, Nov. 16-Henry Warbury, a
= boy, was killed while attempting to board
, an engine to-day.
= The body of an unknown man was found
l in the woods near Lebanon badly decom-
K posed. Foul play is suspected.
FALL OF A ROOF.
CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 16.-The roof of
an old dwelling fell last night and killed
. seven people.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, Nov. 16.-Pease
: & Wolfe's, single and stave mill burned
last night. Loss $4,000; insurance $1O,-
600. It will be rebuilt.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-A barn belonging
to farmer named Stegmeyer, was burned
: at Parma last night by an incendary. Two
valuable horses, several vehicles and a
large quantity of hay was among the prop
erty destroyed. Loss $4,000.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-The residence
of Judge S. NJ. Wilson, ON Pine street, be-
: tween Stockton and Powell, was damaged
9 by fire this morning 100000.
MURDERER REPRIEvED.
: YANKToN, D. T., Nov. 16.-Under in
structions from the president Gov. Ordway
has reprieved Jas. Lighton, the gambler of
Deadwood, sentenced to be hung, until the
Oath An. error in a previous reDri0Y6