Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-27

Il young man. worthless, and of unSaVOry
reputation, while his victim was a man of
family and stood well in the community.
LArER-Buck Stout, the murderer of
Taylor, was taken to Charlottesville last
night. A mob was organized at Colfax
and Darlington, through which places the
train passed, for the purpose of hanging
him, but the officers in charge hearing of
it, left the train at Thornton and drove
through. They were headed off at one or
two places. but succeeded by rapid driving
In reaching Charlottesville Jail with the
prisoner. It is feared further efforts will
be made to take Stout from Jail and hang
him.
SHOT HIMSELF.
DENVER, Nov. 26.-This morning while
the train from Leadville, was near Canton,
City, Sam Shepard, of Manchester, Vir-
ginia. stepped into the water closet. and
shot himself. He had been suffering from
brain fever, and was en- route east for
medical treatment.
DISHONET POSTMASTER CONVICTED.
OMAHA, Nov. 26.-Since the failure to
convict Corbin and Iddings in the star
route suit against the stage line from Sid
ney to Deadwood Oh one Indictment, all
the others against them have been dis
missed. Yesterday the case against F. E.
Clary. former postmaster at Sidney, for
false returns as to the arrival and depar-
ture Of mails, came up. Under agreement
of counsel verdict of guilty upon one
count was returned, and Of not guilty on
the remaining 1O5 counts of the LOG in the
Indictment. Clary was sentenced to pay
fine of $500.
THROWN DOWN AN EMBANKMENT.
DANvILLE, Pa, Nov. 26.-Rev. T. W. Tor
| renee, secretary OF the Pennsylvania Bible
society, his nephew, aged s, and four men
in his employ, while driving home last
evening were precipitated down an en-
bankment by the shying of horse. and all
badly Injured. Torrence's injuries are
serious.
GAS EXPLOSION.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. ga fearful gas
explosion occurred in the l., E. & W. gen.
eral Office to-day. Somebody blew out the
gas in the vault, and D. Il. Roche and F. G.
Case, agents of the road, entered and lit g
| match.i All the hair was torn from Roche's
head and face, and he also inhaled flame
and it is believed he will die. Case was
injured nearly as bad. The explosion
shook the building and broke every pane Of
glass in the vicinity.
BLACK SHEPHERD.
ELIZABETH, KY, Nov. ga sensation
| was caused by the arrest of Rev. J. G
Wharton, alias J. D. Hill, OF Carthage
Mo-. charged with embezzlement. He hae
| with him at the time of his arrest. Mrs
| Maggie McGill, wife of another Carthage
man. It is alleged that Wharton is the
| father Of fifteen children, the woman tn.
mother of three, ali left behind them
Wharton has been about here several DAYS.
took prominent part in religious meet
ings, and said he was minister OF the
| Episcopal church, North.
! NEW USE FOR THE TELEPHONE.
! GREEN, Ind. Nov. 26.-Late las
night Mr.. Smails. merchant. was
awakened by the ringing of the telephone
connecting his house and store. He arose
and went to the store, where he focni
burglars at work. He exchanged shot:
with them and drove them OF. 1t wa.
found they had blown open the safe, ant
the detonation caused the telephone tt
ring.
RAILWAY sMAsHUP.
| BUFFALO, Nov. 26.-The Chicago express:
train, due at Hornellsville at 8 this morn
ing, met with serious accident just befor,
reaching there, causing a delay of thre,
and half hours. The train consisted O.
twenty-one cars, drawn by two engines
and the accident was caused by the tire O.
the second engine coming off, which threw
the engines across the track and piled tn,
first seven baggage cars and smoker up il
a heap, badly smashing some of them
Fireman Andrews, of the wrecked engine
was buried beneath the ruins and killed
lie was to be married shortly.
| WIFE MURDERERs.
| HARRISBURG, Nov. 27.-William Andrews
colored, was convicted of the murder O
his wife near Highspire, July 4. The ev
idence showed that Andrews first killed O.
mutilated his wife III a cornfeld, the1
dragged her to their house, fired it ant
then stood calmly by with child two
years old in his arms and watched the bod,
burn to ashes.
Henry Morrison, colored, charged will
the murder of his wife at Middletown, will
be tried in the January court.
DESPERATE CAUGHT.
GALVESTON, Nov. Pa noted despera
do named Smith, was captured here. Smith
has killed five men in his innumerabl,
| rows in Texas.
SHOT BY HIGHWAYMEN.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-Morris Bernard
aged eigheeen years, was fatally shot ant
robbed of his wages Sunday morning in tn,
| street at Dawson and Allen streets, Will,
returning from work, tne highwaymen es
Gaping.
STABBED HIS FATHER.
JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 26.-Willian
Donovan, aged twenty-six, probably fatally
stabbed his father during quarrel in theil
home Saturday night.
SUIT SETTLED.