Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18
ABORTION.

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ALBANY, N.Y.,Sspt. 1.-THE Rsv. A. F.
Ysddsr, a Presbyterian minister aged 85,
stationed at West Milton, Saratoga csun-
~. was arreassd by Detective E.. A. An
drls, of Saratoga, at Kingston, Just rs he
was entering the church there to preach.
He il charged with procuring an abortion
Oh Miss Anna Walter, = yeang lady aged
"a, and whose parents reside at West Mil
ton. It IL charged that the crime wes com
mittsd by q DR.. Patterson Of this city ut
tho instigation of Veddar and no has also
bssn arrested. The minister denies the
statements bat the girl has made affidavit
to the facts. Sho was taken sick after the
operation hut a respectable practitioner
was called to her and she has nearly recov-
cred. DIR. Patterson and Rev. Mr.. Veddsr
are now in Jail.
SUICIDE.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. Ill. 8. Con-
nett, senior member of the we'll known
and wealthy firm of 8. s. Connect & Bro,
pork packers, of this city, suicided yester-
day by hanging himself On the limb Of a
shade tree in the yard at his farm, ten
miles sonth of this city. He was subject
to epilepsy, and hanged himself in a fit of
temporary insanity.
AN OCEAN TRAGEDY.
HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-THE bark Bsthana
has been lost on Sable Island, and the
captains wife and three children and eight
Of the crew drowned, including the hrst
and second mates. The captain and re-
msining three sesmen have arrived in
Newfsld. The survivors were three days
on the wreck when rescued. They at
tempted to reach shore on a raft when a
heavy sea swept them all of, including the
captains wife and three children. Three
sailors were saved and the captain was
ablt to reach the raft again carrying with
him two of his children. but they died
shortly after.
POISONED HEB HUSBAND.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16.-Sherlf Dawson,
of Dodge county, arrived here to-day from
Alpsna, Mich, with Victoria Vidor, who is
accused of poisoning her husband. The
family lived at Westford, Dodge county,
and on July 4th the husband died suddenly.
His body was afterwards disinterred and
arsenic found IN the stomach. Nothing
was heard of Mrs. Vidor till q letter came
came from Alpena asking fora certificate
OF the death Of her husband, as she wished
to marry again.
PLAN OF ROBBERY EXPOSED.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept, ia story comes
from Jefferson City that early last Satur-
day morning a nan of about fifty years Of
age who represented himself as an ex-
convict called at State Treasurer Chap
pelPs residence and after exacting a prom
Use of secrecy and protection told that
gentleman that he and four other men had
perfected a plan to rob the state treasury
and that st noon on Thursday they in
tended to enter the treasury department,
capture and gag whoever might be pres
ent and rob the vaults of money and
bonds. He had concluded, however, that
the job was too risky and determined to
give the gang away. Mr.. Chappeu
questioned the man closely
and found him we'll informed
regarding the interior arrangements of
the treasury Office. A number of persons
will likely be present at the hour set for
the robbery. After making an appoint
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at 8 o'clock in the evening, Mr.. Chapel
went to the Office informed the chief clerk
of what had happened and then laid the
matter before the deputy warden of the
p~enitentiary, who quickly recognized the
man as a notorious crook known as
Dutch Charley who has served several
terms in the Missouri and other peniten-
%tiaries. The man failed to keep his ap-
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question among officials now is whether
he was hoaxing Mr.. Chapel or whether
there really was q plan to rob the treasury.
The affair is involved in great mystery.