Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-27
CRIMES AND CASU ALTIES.

haven u MILWAUKEE, fOdU was thrown
from the track last night by train wreck ers
who broke into the workmen's tool box
at Carlin and took a crow-bar and other
tools. selected place on the down grade,
four miles east of Berlin, where there is a
bank thirty feet deep on each side of the
track, and removed the rails. When the
train reached the spot, the baggage and
one passenger car went down the bank
and brought up against trees at the bot
tom. Fortunately there were only half a
dozen passengers on the train, and none
were seriously hurt. The country is being
wretches have yet been found.
INDIAN MURDERERs.
Especial Telegram to the Glo5e.l
LITTLE Rock. Oct. 26.-An Indian terri
tory special says the principal chief of the
Greek nation has pardoned eight of the
eleven men convicted of murder of Capt
Scott during the recent rebellion in the
nation. The remaining three will be exc
.cuted by shooting, bat the date is not
yet fixed.
THE MALLEY BLACKMAILING.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-In the examination
of Ed ward Hanley, Thos. Gouvan and VIM.
Plat, charged with blackmail of Walter
Malley on letters written to Blanche Doug
lass, the latter testified that she had lived
with Hanley as his wife, and had been init
mate with large number of men. She
had borne tae name of Blanche Douglass,
Annie Hinse and Annie Maxwell, the latter
name given her by Walter Malley. Her
true name was Annie Zimmerman One
night recently in beer saloon Hanley told
her he had taken the letters and intended
getting money on them. When he refused
to give them back to her she broke
three beer glasses over his
head. She lived, she said, on
money sent her by Malley, some $50 per
week. In writing to him she always ad
dressed him as Mr.. Wall Maxwell. She de-
MED that she ever told Hanley that she,
Walter and his brother had dosed Jennie
Cramer, Or that she had put stuff given her
By the Malleys into wine which the unfor
tunate girl drank. While giving this por-
ton of her testimony the girl laughed
outright in derision of the idea which she
termed one Of Hanley's made up games.
Gouvan and Platt, for the present
refused to make any statement Ii i
INDIAN AGENT ARRESTED. -
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-J. c. Tiffany, for
nerly Indian agent in Arizona, was ar
rested this afternoon charged with con-
spiracy to defraud the government of up
wards Of $4,000, ENLIGHTENMENT and per-
jury. There are five indictments. Tiffany
gave bail in $4,000 for examination. Tiff
fanny says he resigned his position last July
and has been engaged in the steel bust
ness in this city since April last. He said
he had heard of the indictments, but did
not think they would be ever pressed, as
it would not do for him to tell some things
that he knew.
THE TUNNEL DISASTER.
The grand jury, following up their in
dictments of Rawson and Rood, in connec-
ton with the collision in the Hudson Riv-
er railroad tunnel disaster,made a present
ment recommending that no train be al
lowed to enter the tunnel behind another
train until that ahead has emerged; that
the signal trainmen be of good character,
sober, intelligent and not under twenty
one years Of age; that the block system of
signals be employed in tunnels and a
electric light. They recommend that the
legislature enact laws that would bring
about the changes indicated in their pre-
sentiment.
MURDERER ESCAPED.
VERMrL1oN, La, Oct 26.-J. w. Parke r,
who shot and killed Henderson at Wyck-
life, KY, in March last. and arrested at
Orange, Tex, Tuesday, while being con-
Quoted from that place to Kentucky under
charge of the sheriff of Ballard county,
Kentucky, leaped off the train near SCOTS
station on the Louisiana Western railway
and escaped
MASSACRE AT BASKET ISLAND.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. ga letter
'the lost schooner Surprise, of this port, at
Basket island, gives particulars of the loss,
and also says the boats crew that he left
at the island was subsequently massacred
by the natives with the exception of Por-
tuguese boy. He also says boats crew
belong ing TO the British bark Roseneath.
which fouudered at sea, containing the
mate and four men were also murdered by
the natives except the mate, who was after
wards rescued by some friendly Indians
and sent 20 Valparaiso, where he has az
rived. A third boats crew had also been
-massacred by natives at this point.
POISONED HIS FAMILY
LANCASTER, KY, Oct. 26.-News comes
from Lowell county of wife murder.
Fountain Tankecsly, Jr, poisoned his wife
and two children. The first died at h
o'clock Tuesday night. The children are
in a critical condition. Tankersly fed
with his brother, who it is thought, pro-
cured the strychnine.
BOB FORD ACQUITTED.
PLATssBURe, Mo-, Oct. 26.-The jury in
the case OF Robert Ford, charged with the
murder OF Wood Hite, latter being out forty
one hours. returned verdict of''not guilty.
Bob was warmly congratulated by his
friends, and telegraphed the finding of the
jury to gov. Crittenden and Chief of Police
Speers at Kansas City.
CoID-BLooDED MURDER.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 26-Advices from Chris
dian comfy in southwest Miccour; cor II, q +