Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-02

longing to Edward Taylor, engineer of the
steam yacht Fannie, owned by Mr.. G. G..
Romans, of New York. was picked up ON
the bench on the east side Of Block island
this morning by fishermen tits supposed
that Taylor was lost during the gale which
has prevailed here during the past few
owned by Nh. Romans, which lies in the
bay near Newport. The license was issued
to Taylor at New London on the 25th inst.
TRAIN ROBBERY.
DENVER, Oct. Full particulars of the
train robbery at Granada, Col. last night,
are here received as follows:
While the west bound train was side
tracked to allow the east bound passenger
to pass, two men mounted the engine with
drawn revolvers, compelled the engineer to
run the train mile and half out of
town, where Is men with revolvers took
possession of the entire train. The only
shots were fred at Conductor Dees, who
had gone forward to learn the
cause of the train stopping. The con-
ductor ran back in the smoking Car
where the sheriff and deputy sheriff from
Ration and also the sheriff from LAS Vegas
W ere. They drew revolvers which saved
the passengers from losing their lvaluables.
The robbers then robbed the express car
of $500 in money, ordered the Engineer
to pull out, and got on their horses which
were: hitched near by, and departed. The
Safe in the rear car contained $4,000
not molested.! A posse of citizens are in
pursuit of the robbers.
BLOOD CURDLINa HOMICIDE.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. IA special to
the Intelligencer says: Almost blood curd-
ling homicide occurred about fourteen
miles from Clarksburg, this morning about
l o'clock. John R. Boggess, Jr., killed his
wife and daughter of Borgess., while in
a fit of mental arrangement incurred from
strong drink. He attacked his wife while
in bed; she called daughter, who came
and assisted her mother to get loose from
the grasp of her father. They then fled
the house and he grabbed q large iron
poker and followed. Overtaking his wife
he hit her two blows, the last of which
proved fatal.
It seems the daughter killed was three
years old and had come up to help save
her mother, land with one blow he killed
her also. The other children fed. When
found the mother and daughter were ly-
ing together in the road near their home
dead. Boggess was found in the house in
state of intoHcation. He denied the
killing or knowing anything about it. He
| was well-to-dO farmer, living in Rock
Camp, Harrison county, of an old and re-
spscted family. The occurrence created
great excitement, and is without parallel in
this section,
TRAIN WEIGHING.
BosroN, Sept. 3O.-The Eastern Railroad
White Mountain train which left Fabyan's
this afternoon, ran of the track at Roch
ester, N. II. Oliver Goldsmith, the engi-
nesr and A. II. Randall, express nessen
ger, were badly hurt. Distractions had
been placed upon the track. It was evil
IDENTITY tho work Of train wreckers.
SUICIDES. srgssess-7s'
LITTLE RscK, Sept. 3O.-At Jefferson
Springs, Jefferson county, Thursday night,
| an old man, farmer, P. L, Dunn, whose
wife had abandoned him, put the muzzle
of a pistol in his mouth and blew out his
brains.
In Pine Bluffs C. Wolfe, whose wife had
1
| approached him for drunkenness, shot
himself with pistol and fell dead at
her feet.
PROBABLE NU1DBE.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 30.-On Thursday,
near the line of the Memphis d Little
Rock railroad, between st. Francis and
the Mississippi river, tho body of Jno-
Dimond, q track walker, employed by the
company, vas found. Two bullet holes
were in his body, and his pockets had been
emptisd and turned inside, out. Within
four years four men have been murdered
for money in that locality.
g Nelson Or0sn Grants That .Kuntv Is .
minneapolis Tribune Nelson organ-Seps> co.
It il true that the minutes of last spxing's
meeting Of the state committee showed that the
state committee then named tho chairsasu Of the
hve district committees including Geo. II. john
ston - chairman Of the 5th district committee.
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