Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-10
the remainder simply sufocatd, and were
not mutilated in any way.

tions or burns caused by an explosion IN
the mine. Eight of the ten bodies Will De
buried at Coulterville tomorrow. Inc
others will be taken to neighborlng town;
Twenty-three orphans are left by the sao
calamity. The mine was worked by ABOUT
forty men, and had the explosion occurred
earlier in the day, probably four times IS, aS
many lives would have been Ios1' Ape
cause of the explosion is stlll a mystery
DEATH IN THE KEROSENE CAN.
SAN BERSABD1No. Cal, Jan. 9.-To-day
Burton Hummer, a lad OF nine years,
poured coal oil from can into the stove.
The can exploded, enveloping the boy IN
the burning oil His mother ran to his
rescue. and both rushed into the street, he
q Dillar of fire. A man enveloped the lads
head in a barley sack, but 1t burned up In
stantlv. A blanket was brought, but the
flames could not be extlngulshed.
He was then placed IN sink and
the hydrant turned on him, which finally
extinguished the burning rags. His entire
body was burned over, and the flames IN
hailed. He only lived few hours. HIS
mother is terribly burned from the waist
downward. The house, with contents,
was consumed.
A MERCHANT SUICIDES.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. "a letter from
White county mentions the death, by sui
eide, OF A. J. Teeters, well-known mer
chant, who first swallowed laudanum and
then drowned himself in pond.
KILLED BY A POLICEMAN,
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Esrly this morning
Policeman Peter Seregel shot and killed
John Mock, Bohemian. Soersgel had
attended the Catholic Bohemian church
fair, and at the dance which followed sup
Der, was obliged to arrest man for fight,
ing. A crowd attempted to rescue him
and the officer fired killing Mock.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Toronto, Ont, Jan. 9.-Samuel Miles, a
seven-year-old boy, was found frozen fast
in the ice in the middle OF the bay. He
left home to skate on Saturday afternoon,
and it is thought was driven out by the
strong wind and being unable to return,
lay down and was frozen to death 49,
THE FUGITIVE RE-ABREsTED.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 9.-The governor has re-
ceived dispatch announcing the rear
rest Of Polk in Texas by deputy United
States marshal. and that he will be held
for requisition.
A CHICAGO MURDER.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-The body of seaman
who had apparently been murdered, was
found on the ice at Wells street bridge this
morning. The police think he was drag
ged thither by the murderers; that they tried
to sink the body and that it caught on
wire from the bridge.
ANOTHER sELF-ooNFEssED ASSASSIN.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. "a man who
went by the name of Patrick Reilly con-
fessed to beng one of the participants IN
the murder of Lord Cavendish and Burke
in Dublin last May. He confessed as Hugh
O'Donnell at Holey, Orleans county, and ID
now in Jail at Albion. O'Reilly says he
landed in New York May %, from the
steamer California but it appears the Cal
ifornia arrived in Glasgow May 10, and
sailed thence for, Liverpool and Calcutta
O'ReiIly is evidently humbug and desires
either free transportation to Ireland or
free board at the expense of the state.
FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. "a frightful
boileraexplosion occurred to-day at. No! 1
blast furnace of the Bethlehem Iron COM
pany, resulting in the death of four men
and woman, and in the serious injury of
several others. Ten boilers were located
over the engine-house at an elevation of
thirty-fve feet. Five of these were forty
inches in diameter and thirty-six feet
long, and others were smaller and were
used for heating purposes. Two of the
1. 1al fi0
wrecking the interior of the engine house,
and demolishing nearly half of the pattern
shop and adjoining engine house. One boil
or was carried through the ventilators and
broke through the roof of the old mill and
fell to the ground. OF ten boilers only
three were left in position. The interior
of the engine house was filled with
debris, and the men went to work
in search of missing bodies. George
Gresdy and Jesse Bright, engin-
GERS, were found; Sam NJ. Candies,
boiler tender, was scalded to death, an
other man was taken from the mine IN
recognizable. The wife of puddler
named Graft, carrying his dinner, was
killed VIM. Burch and r. Clewell, pat
tern makers, were badly injured
The search continues tonight. 1t is
reported that one or Two employees are sIIlA
missing. One boiler was thrown through
the roof of an old mill and hurled 800 feet,
and fell among about 100 workmen. The
damage to the mill and machinery was
great Last week the boilers we're ceaned,
Inspected and pronounced safe.
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 81. A. Will
son, yard master, at Boyce station, on the
Cincinnati Southern railway, was murdered
and robbed last night by unknown parties.
He was found this morning on the track
with his skull crushed In.
GOT THE DROP ON HIM.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 9.-During the pro-
gress of dance at Miners Greek, N. NJ, a
night or two since, miner, named Red
Sullivan, being intoxicated, threatened to
kill merchant named Logan, and started
out presumably for that purpose, for, az
irving at Logan's home, be told him he
had come to kill him.. and reached for his
pistol, but Logan was too quick for him,
and lodged bullet in Sullivan's forehead,
killing him instantly.
CREsTLINE, O.. Jan. 9.-To-day Charles
Moughey, son of a hotel keeper. quarreled
with Tom Potter, colored hotel runner.