Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
SUICIDI
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SUICIDE.
Special Telegram to the Globel
DANvILLE, ILL.,, May 29-John Shultz
long and favorably known as miner in
this vicinity, hung himself in the stairway
of bis residence, in Danville, at IL O'Clock
| to-day. The deceased was ffty-six years
| old, and leaves wife. Financial embar-
rassment was the cause of his self murder.
THE STRIKING MINERS.
BELLvILLE, Ill, May 29.-Everything is
quiet here this morning. The inquest on
the dead striker will begin at II O'Clock.
| The Relnecke mine, where last evenings
| unfortunate affair occurred, is working
this morning under the protection of the
| militia. This is machine mine. does not
| employ regular miners, and was working
yesterday under an agreement made with
the miners some days ago. If any further
| trouble occurs, it will be at mines some
distance from here, which at this writing
| have not been heard from. The sheriff
reports all quiet at the pits in this i'm
| mediate vicinity. The streets of this CITY
| are crowded with miners and citizens. DIS
cussing the events of yesterday. The fir
| ing by the militia is not generally receiy-
ed in favorable light.
ST. LOUIS, May, 29.-The man killed at
| the Relneke mine near BelIeville. Ill, last
| evening has been identified as Fred Hoff-
melster, glass-blower from Fittsburg.
He has been in Belleville two weeks. The
! glass-blowers of Belleville have been on a
strike and some of them were with the
striking miners yesterday, which accounts
for Hotfmelster's presence at the Reinecke
mine. The papers this morning publish a
lengthy account of the affair at the Rose
| Hill, Re1necke and Morrison mines yester
| day, but they contain no material facts
not reported IN these dispatches. The
EdWardsv1lle militia remain at the Rein
ecke mine, but the Verber and Taylorsville
| companies have returned home. There
seems to be 40 doubt that Deputy Sheriff
Anthony ordered the troops to fire on the
| mob, but not until several shots had been
fired by the strikers.
| A special grand jury has been convened
at Evansville by Judge Snyder for the pur-
pose OF 1ndlcting those who composed the
| mob who took possession of mine No. 5.
and maltreated the men employed. There
are no indications of mob law in this vi
cinity to-day, and from the expression of
citizens of this locality heard on all sides
1t would not be we'll for a mob of any kind
to assemble with the idea of violating the
law again by attempting to interfere with
the rights of others.
LATEST PARTICULARS.
| BELLEyILLE, ILL.,, May 29-The prison
ers, about thirty-two in number, were
| brought before justice here about noon
and were released on their own recogni-
| zance, after which great crowd of miners
| took and marched them through the court
house square and about the town. The
| prisoners counsel then made speeches and
| advised them to keep quies and await the
| coroner's investigation. At the inquest all
| the law officers testified that the miners
| tired the first shots, and fifteen witnesses,
i've OF them womeH, swore the troops fired
| first. The inquest will be continued
tomorrow. The dead man is named
Henderson, was miner, but we'll
| connected and educated, having a
brother IN Chicago and father in Pitts
burg. He had been away from home
three years and worked a machine in the
hnecket mine next to the Reinecke pit,
He will be buried tomorrow, and all the
miners IN the district are ordered out and
! great demonstration will be made The
miners are now ready to arbitrate. and q
committee of three were appointed to
meet with the board of trade of Belleville
and consult with mine owners and effect,
III possible, some compromise under which
the men can return to work. The COVER
nor has ordered the militia away from the
Relnecke mine and twenty deputy sheriffs
are now on the guard there.
rATAr
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Cliff Wade, des-
perado of Madison, Monroe county, had
quarrel with man named Cummings, last
Saturday, land split his skull with an iron DO
ker.then shot and killed him Instantly. The
affair grew out of an old grudge. This is
the third man Wade has killed.
Leno Carbello and J. G. Fletcher. two
printers living at Upton, Mo-, quarreled
on the street yesterday, while drunk, and
Carbello shot Fletcher.
RoBBING THE MAILS.
W. 7. Walter, mail carrier in Texas
county, this state, has been arrested for
robbing the mail of registered packages,
and committed to Jail at Cuba. The father
of the prisoner was arrested as Access
sorry.
SUICIDAL SHOT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 29.-Wm. Rich
ter, well known German resident of this
city, aged SO, committed suicide this morn
ing by placing the muzzle of a shot gun at
his breast and pushing the trigger with a
stick. Domestic troubles are the suppos-
ed cause.
COLUMBUS, o., May 29.-The new Phila-
delphia model Touring mills burned this
morning. Loss $4,000 and insurance
$4,000. Origin of the fire unknown.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 29.-On the
afternoon of the 18th of April Miss Anna
Bauerbin, aged twenty-five, daughter of
John Bauerbin, wealthy German of this
city, mysteriously disappeared from home.
Diligent search by the detectives was un-
successful, and no clue was obtained until
to-day when a dispatch from Boonyille.
15O miles below here on the Missouri river.
announced that body had been found in
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