Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-21

from truck and probably fatally injured.
Edward Wallace was held for trial on the
charge of having number of printed tick
cts purporting to be passes on the New
York Central railway to Vicksburg, and in
tended to counterfeit the regular passen-
ger tickets. He claimed to have ordered the
printing by direction of man, Melon
Stock. The prisoner gave a false name al
the printing Office when ordering them.
He said he came from Carlisle, O., to seek
his fortune.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
New YORK, Nov. 90 Girseppa Pelletaa
killed his wife to-day and then himself.
Pelleta charged his wife with doing away
with $155 and some jewelry, and the
double murder followed.
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-Edward JAG
ques, his wife and Charles Smith, arrested
at 43 Bell street, West Philadelphia,
charged with number of robberies in the
city the past four months, were held for
robbing Edward McSarley, of Staten Is
land, New York, of $4,000 in bonds, sew
eral hundred dollars in cash, and some val
liable papers.
THROWN FROM THE TRACK
ST. JOINS, N. B., Nov. 2O-At Indian
pond Saturday, car containing large
number of laborers was thrown from
the track. John Roche, Frank Barron and:
Matthew Mercer were killed, John Ryan,
William UBrien, William Medley and
John Grant seriously wounded, and several
others slightly injured.
A PHYSICIAN SHOT
| HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. 20.-Dr. Wildess
Bassett, prominent physician of this city,,
for several summers resident physician at.
Blount Springs, Ala, was shot and Instantly
killed this afternoon by Levi Essienger, a
farmer. The difficulty grew out OF an &C.
count between them for Bassett's profess
sional services. In the quarrel Bassett,
who had been drinking, threatened to cut
Esslenger's throat, at the same time run
ming his hand into his pocket Esslenger
immediately drew pistol and fred. The,
ball passed through Bassett's left side,
causing instant death. Esslenger made.
ne attempt to escape andy arrested.
| MURDERS.
! HAwTREY, Ont, Nov. 2O.-Daniel Budd
was killed in fight with Geo. shirton.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2O.-Andrew j.
Mitchell was shot dead, in Goochland
county, by Alexander Parish. They
quarreled about a small debt.
| NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Nov. 20.-Claud
Lister, an Englishman, aged twenty, to-
day went to the house OF former employer
named Smith, called his son, aged sixteen,
out, shot him, and Immediately afterwards,
shot himself. Both will probably die.
Train DEsA1IED.
CINCINNATI, Nov 20.-An engine on the
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
railroad left the track Oh curve near CAL
ifornia, and fell down an embankment,
seriously injuring Frank Purley, the en-
gineer. The remaining part of the train
kept the track.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov 2O.-The north bound
passenger train on the Houston & Texas.
Central road was wrecked near Bryan last
night. The entire train was thrown down
an embankment thirty feet, and demolished
the engine and sleeper. Nobody killed
and no serious injury to any one.
FORGERY.
CANTON, O., Oct. 2O.--Leonard Decker
hoff, clerk for Barber & Son, grain dealers,
forged the firm name to check for $685..
drew the money and escaped.
FOUND MURDERED.
Fort SCOTT. Kas., Nov. 20.-An old color
ed woman was found muir 2ered near her
hut three miles from here to-day. Her
head was split open with an axe. No clue
to the murderer.
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-The supreme
court refused to interfere with the death
sentence of Silas F. Gray, of Westmore-
land county, for the murder of Mrs. Nc
Cready. The supreme court granted a
new trial to the young man Aboineth, of
Pittsburgh, who, on Dec. 5, 1881, in bar
room of that city, killed a man named
| Kane