Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-06

Gerry and liquor store. Two other
men have been implicated named
| Meekley and Mackley, between whom, and
Doyle an old feud, existed All three have
been arrested, and great excitement pre-
walls at West Union, village on the
| Parkersburg branch of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. It is believed the three are
in imminent danger of lynching.
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
MAN1rowoo, Wis, April 5.-George Rath-
| sack, the wife murderer, escaped from Jail
I last night. He descended into the Jail
water-closet and passed along until he
| reached the out door and made his escape.
No clue to his whereabouts has yet been
| discovered. kilograms for his arrest have
been sent to all the adjoining towns, but
| it is thought he is still in the city.
BUFFALO RAsoALIT1Es.
BUFFALO, April 5.-Jas. Robinson, aged
| seventy-six, recently married in this city
| to Toronto lady through an advertise
| ment, and by giving her a check (bogus)
for 100000. decamped for Canada, taking
| with him $75, gold headed cane and an
overcoat, the property of the Rev. DR..
Stratton, who performed the ceremony.
| Robinson was arrested at Hamilton, Can
| ada.
DR.. Evans, magnetic healer, who is
sued card in the morning papers, claim
ing to have been blackmailed by lady
patient and an alleged detective, has been
arrested as sWindler and for fraud. The
detective proved to be a genuine article.
| A CLAIMED EMBEzzLEMENr.
! New YORK. April Sc. and H. S. An
thony & Co., Photographic materials, have
begun civil proceedings against Charles
| Bath and Jas. 81. Burnett, who are alleged
as agents of plaintiffs to have embezzled
| S13,622. Criminal suits are also en-
tered.
| VERONA ACQUITTED.
| SAN Francisco, April Sin the case of
Verona Baldwin, on trial for shooting
Lucky Baldwin, the jury retired at noon
| and after brief delay, asked some further
instructions regarding the question of in
sanity and again retired and at o'clock
returned verdict of not guilty on the
ground of insanity. The verdict was re-
ceived with applause by the crowded court
room. The judge ordered the court
cleared. A number Of Miss Baldwin's.
friends and many strangers personally
congratulated her and the ladies present
got up quite an ELUSIVE scene over her.
She received her acquittal smilingly and
much as a matter of course.
| NEGRO MURDERERS ARRESTED.
Boston, April 5.-Frazier Cunliff, has
been arrested as principal, and Anthony
Smith and John Clark as witnesses in the
Carleton murder at Watertown. The wit
nesses state that $3.50 was paid for the
committal of the murder and that the
bloody clothes belonging to Cunliff were
thrown into the Charles river. All the
parties arrested are colored.
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, April 5.-Barney
Doyle and daughter were murdered last
night at West Union, Dode, edridge county
w. Va, by robbers. He was known to keep
| money in his house. His second daughter
was beaten with poker and left for dead,
but recovered to-day and told the story of
the crime. Kennor James, Harris and son
were arrested and placed in jail.
INJURED BY THE CARS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Alexander Rasek,
the young man who was badly injured yes
terday morning by jumping from Wau-
kesha train, is some better to-day, and
hopes are now entertained of his recovery.
He has well-to-do relatives in st. Paul, in
Guiding brother who, in letter found on
Rasek,s person, offered to send him money
| If needed
DROWNED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 81. L. Bry-
ant, of Lynchburg, was fishing in boat a
few miles from Shelbyville, when the boat
was drawn under mill dam and he was
drowned. The body was recovered three
hours afterwards.
UNDERMINED by FREsHEr.
TORONTO, April 5.-The ice house of Cos
grove & Co.'S brewery gave way to-day,
owing to a freshet sapping its founda-
tions, and large quantity of liquor and
grain was ruined. Loss $4,000.
MIDDLErowN, N. Y, April 5.-The sta
bIes of Jesse Holbert, near Goshen, burned,
and forty-four valuable cows and two
horses persisted.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 5.-Kentland, Ind,
was visited with a destructive fire last
night, resulting in the almost total loss of
the business portion of the town. Twenty
firms were burned out, the following being
among the principal losers: CAT, dry
goods and building, $4,000; A. G. Wander
water, dry goods, $1,000; Poole 81 Bro,
hardware store and implements, $4,000;
Mccullough & Co., drugs, $4,000;
Keefe & Bro, groceries and hardware, 3d.
600; John S. Yeatch, bank building, $4,000;
Nicholas Kirsch, saloon, $4,000; Weida &
Coffman, restaurant, $4,000; John Hubert's
saloon, total loss on stock and building
$4,000. In addition to the above numer-
Gus, others losses were sustained, varying
from $1,000 to $1,000, among the latter
being the Discount and Deposit bank.
The total loss will be fully 100000, half
of which is covered by insurance.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
ALBANY, April 5.-John A. Wilson, wife
and two daughters were burned to death in
house three miles from Hartwick, Otsego
county, early this morning.
VICTIM OF A GAS EXPLOSION.
SAN Francisco, April 5-John E. Rose,
assistant engineer of the fire department.
injured by the gas explosion at the Palace
hotel on Tuesday, died last night.
| business Troubles.