Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-25
CRIMES &CASUALTIES
SUICIDE.

Ahn ASAAHO, dluu., ISOV. SS.-kt luaU.
Carl johnson by name, vas found hanging
in the woods about seven miles northeast
of this village. He was last seen alive
Thursday, Nov. 2. going to q neighbours.
On the Saturday following it was found he
had not been to said neighbor's, and search
was instituted. Failing to find him, his
relations supposed he had left tho country,
and nothing more was known of him until
yesterday (Nov. 21) when he was found
hanging to tree, the cord tied not over
| six feet from the ground and the body just
swinging clear. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict of death from strsngula-
ton, an act of his own hand, no marks
of violence having bsen fonnG on his per-
sor.
DISASTROUS sTORE.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 24.-Eariy this
morning very severe storm broke over
the city. For half an hour the storm was
| accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Trees were blown down, signs unhinged,
and windows blown in. The schooner j. W.
Doane, from Erie, was forced ashore at the
breakwater, and bids fair to become total
wreck A steam barge arrived safely, hav-
ing broken away from her tow,two schoon-
ers, the Grotard and A. H. Moe, which it is
feared are lost. Undoubtedly there will
be more casualties to report
The schooner J. w. Doane, ashore at the
breakwater, is total loss. Value $780, 900.
Owned by W. NJ. Egan, Chicago. The
schooners Groton and A. 81. Moo are also
ashore. The former at Sandy Point, the lat
| ter at the foot of Georgia street. Tho crews
| were saved. This morning the floating
elevator American Giant, situated in Black
we'll canal, was blown down. The tower
was first to go, and soon after sank. No
ives lost. Loss $4,000.
DETROIT, Nov. 24.-The captain of the
| propeller Fountain City, which arrived
down at midnight, thinks the loss of ship
ping by last nights gale will be very
heavy. He says there are many crafts Of
every description out on Lake Huron,
and that the storm on Saginaw bay was
! simply terrible. The schooner G. B. Ben
son is reported aground on Colchester reef,
Lake Erie, yesterday afternoon, flying
signal of distress, the crew dashed to the
rigging. The vessel that sighted them was
unable to get near them.
! ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 24.-Two propel-
lers and five sailing vessels were driven
| into Charlotte to-day by stress of weather.
| HALIFAX, Nov. 24.-The steamer Durham
City, from New York bound to Newcastle,
England, put in here, leaking.
PIoToN, Ont. Nov. 24.-The schooner En-
terprise, loading with barley at West Point
! storehouse, attempted to leave fer shelter
but went ashore. The vessel end cargo
are total loss. Crew saved.
BURNED TO DEATH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 24.-Shortly
after o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the boarding house of Mrs. Lord,
on South Tennessee street. The rear por-
ton of the building was destroyed. Two
servant girls named Katie Daily and Ella
keenan,, sleeping in an upper room, were
burned to death. 1t is supposed they were
suffocated by smoke and unable to find
their way out. The loss on the building
and furniture is about $4,000.
PANIC IN PRINTING OFFICE.
OTTAWA, Nov. 24.-This afternoon one
of the beams IN the parliamentary print
ing Office gave way and created panic
among about hundred employees. Some
of them jumped out of the windows when
they heard the crash, and others rushed
down stairs into tho street in the utmost
confusion. Fortunately the means of es
cape were good, and very few were in
jured. The compositors refuse to re-enteI
} the building.
sHOP-LIFTER SENTENCED.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 24.-The case of j. B
Hale, e1-clearing house manager of Chi
cago, and wife, was partially disposed of
to-day, and Mrs. Hale was sentenced te
} eight months in the house of correction fol
grand larceny. Her husband, charged
with being accessory, was placed under
$500 bail for the next term of court, bu1
later allowed to go on his. own rscog.
nizance. He Immediately left the city.
REFORM N CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Eighty inmates o.
gambling houses and severty-one wome,
of ill-repute picked up on the streets ane
, in italian saloons, we're fined this morning
: in tho police court It is announced tha
> the new chief of police proposes to make
) them cot of the city.
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY.
SAN FRANo1sso, Nov. 24.-United States
Minister Oberne has been suspended from
: duty on charges of misconduct in connec
. ton with the case of the seizure of SNUG
gled opium, which has recently beer
, prominent in the United States courts.
Fines.
QUlBDC, Nov. 24.-Fire broke out at
o'clock this morning in Montcalm ward il
Grants shoe factory, which is . tota
loss.
About $50 hands are thrown out of ON
> ployment. Loss 100000; insurance $50,
600.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 24.-James Rudy:
house at Providence burned. Mrs. Rudy
+ after saving the children, endeavored tx
, secure some money and persisted in tn,
, flames.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A.-The losses
t fire in the Ontario mill are $35,OO0 ~
sursd.
DROWNED.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. 24.-Charles Sutclif
Cummings broke through the ice in Poult
! ney river and drowned. Walter Bertram
Shink, going to his assistance, was alsc
drowned.
3 SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.
? NORTH Troy, VT, Nov. 24.-Wm. Rich
ards, the murderer, sentenced to be hung