Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-18

shot by his father several years ago, and
was crippled thereby. The elder Saube is
spoken of as a dangerous man when under
the influence of liquor, and he was much
given to drink.
Later information from the scene of the
tragedy shows the deed was not witnessed
The neighbors heard shot and found
young Saube in the barnyard gasping for
breath. They carried him into the house
and searched for the father, whom they
found IN the loft of the barn with his
throat cut with razor and an empty
double barreled shot guu in his hand. The
circumstances show he had laid in wait for
his son, and shot him in the back of the
head with the first barrel. Then the son
turned and received the contents of the
other barrel in the face. The young man
had wife and several children with whom
his father lived. He was eccentric, and
cooked and washed for himself. It is sup
posed he slept in the barn all night ia Or
der to shoot his son when he went to feed
the stock. He always carried razor with
him.
AN INHUMAN RULING.
CHICAGO, Oct. lit is likely the three
unknown persons drowned Sunday after
noon are the husband and two children Of
Mrs. Amelia Hansen. They are missing
This drowning was the result of the strange
ruling of the supervising inspector of
steamboats, that tugs must not, under
fine of $500 for each person carried. take
any passengers on board. The tug owners
have humanely insisted on an exception in
cases where they would save drowning
persons, but no exception was allowed. Six
lives have been sacrificed in this harbor as
a result of this inhuman ruling.
MURDERED BY HORSE THIEVES.
KEARNEY, Neb., Oct. 17.-Sherif James
Woods and horse dealer whom thieves
had despoiled, reaching Window yesterday
found four of the thieves who drew revoi-
ers, shot Woods dead, killed two citizens
who interferred. and fed. They are at
large, but the whole country is aroused.
KILLED HIS COUSIN.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. Hast night
John and Richard Travis. cousins. who have
been living together, got drunk and quar-
relied. John stabbed Richard so that he
died in few hours. The murderer es-
capped.
LEMARs, To-, Oct. IA $4,000 fire
occurred this morning, resulting in the
complete destruction of six business build
ings. Supposed incendiary Insurance
about $4,000.
SUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. III. II. Ruhl.
confidential clerk of Kaufman L Runge,
killed himself. A report is current that he
is short in his accounts $4,000.
WOOSTER, O., Oct. 17.-Wm. Creery
committed suicide to-day by taking
strychnine. 1t was the second attempt
within twenty-four hours. Domestic troub-
lie and prolonged dissipation are the al
legged causes. He leaves widow and sew
eral small children.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17-DanieI r. Brew
ton. for a number of years conductor on
| the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
railway, killed himself to-day.
REWARD OFFERED.
LEBANON, Pa, Oct. ia. Welhelm,
director of the Lebanon Time savings
bank, has offered on his own account. an
additional reward of $1,000 for the re-
covery of the $4,000 stolen from Cashier
AlASC duO tIc uctcCblOu duu COuVlCL1Ou OF
the highwaymen.
BEATEN WITH HIS OWN CLUB.
HoBoKEN. N. j., Oct. 17.-Policeman
Kerrigan was probably fatally beaten to-
night with his own club, by boatman
named Finch, whom he had arrested.
FATAL FIGHT.
BALTIMORE, Oct. I'm fight Joshua
and Samuel Shipley, brothers, and Anton
Weckemyer, all fell from the third story
of house, on German street, by the
breaking of scaffold, and all were seri-
ously hurt. Weckemyer died from the
result of injuries.
SALOON MURDER.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-During a quarrel
tonight in a beer saloon, between John
Black and Louis Barney. Both colored,
The latter was shot dead
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
jSANDUsKY. Oct. ia broken rail near
Sandusky on the the Indianapolis, Bloom
ington & Western railroad threw off a pas
senger car, pretty severely injuring VIM
Horace Lingard, Misses Andrews and Fran
els, Mr.. Fred. Corbett of the Lingard
troupe, of Cincinnati, II. j. Webber of Co.
lumbus. D. E. Hewitt, of Philadelphia, A..
Z. Smith. of New York. and Conductor
Kinds of Sandusky. The wounded were
taken to Sandusky. No one dangerously
hurt.
A MURDERER CRAZY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. -Collingwood
r. Halter has been found guilty of the
murder of James Deputy near Milford in
May last. Hallet was sitting on the road
side in company with young woman.
Deputy passing by, spoke to Hallet, and
angry words followed, and Deputy was
shot. When the prisoner was brought into
court this morning. he was in the widest
agony. saying: George, George, the
states attorney murdered my babies.
Why not murder me?" The verdict of
murder was delivered amid silence. while
the pris ,ner's crazed manner became one
of startling intensity. Counsel for the de-
PENDANT made motion for new trial. but
this was withdrawn. The court did not
sentence the prisoner, and declined to do
so. His whole manner indicates that Hal
let is deranged.