Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-22
CRIMINALITIES.
THE Verdict IN THE MADLSON
CAPITOL CALAMITY.
Clerk = Attempted Burglary "A Fatal
Beating-Libel Suits.
BURGLARS AT wILLMAR.

BURGLARS AT wILLMAR.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WnLMAR, Nov. 20.-The burglar got in
his work last night at Kandiyohi station.
Mr.. August Shogren, the town treasurer,
was relieved of $3.50 in cash, and about
S75 In checks, and several notes and &C.
counts. Also the store of Peterson & Sho-
berg was gone through and the change in
of clothing. Officers are in pursuit of the
culprits.
BAD TRIO.
DETROIT, Nov. Elk Deputy Sheriff
Geo. Flickenger and Night Watchman
Henry Kerbarck, were caught in the act of
setting fire to J. Hanselman's furniture
store at Manistee at I C.. m. They had
turned a barrel of varnish on the floor and
covered it with excelsior. They had
lighted it three times, the last time being
caught in the act by an officer, who had
been watching the place for a week, a
previous attempt having been made to
fire the premises. The men claim that
Hanselman, who is a prominent business
man, hired them to commit the aet,
agreeing to pay them $3.50. Hanselman
was also arrested.
DISHONEST CLERK.
spectors Brown and Herrick, of CIeve-
land, to-day arrested Geo. D. Bauer.
Portsmouth, clerk on the line between
Columbus, Ohio, and Ashland, Kentucky,
charged with embezzling and rifing let
tiers.
ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
AUSTIN, New, Nov. 2l.-Ex-Senator
George E. Spence, of Alabama, was ar
rested here by order of Attorney General
Brewster for contempt of court, in not
appearing in the star route cases. Spence
denies GLIDING the officers and leaves to-
day with two deputy m arshals for Wash
ington.
DISHONEST CLERKS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2I.-The county COM
missioners have authorized the auditor to
employ an expert accountant to investi-
gate the recently discovered unauthorized
increase IN the valuation of property on
the tax duplicate. Two ex-clerks in the
auditors Office are suspected, but no ar
rests have been made.
AN EMBEzzLER.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-James Davis, secre-
tary of the London & San Francisco
bank, has absconded. He embezzled ESQ.,
900 including 108 Oregon & California
railroad gold bonds valued at 100000.
warrant has been issued and e2OO re-
ward offered for his arrest.
CONVICTED OF LIBEL.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. Civ. T. Kouniz,
proprietor of the Allegheny Mail company,
was convicted of criminal libel to-day, in
the suit of P. Walters, councilman Of Allie
gheny.
VERDICT IN THE MADISON CAPITOL CASE.
MADISON, Nov. 21.-The verdict of the
coroner's jury in the case of the recent
capitol disaster, holds the contractor, o. f.
Nowlan, of GAINESVILLE, guilty of gross neg
ligence in causing certain piers to be I'M
properly erected, aud the supervisinglarch-
itect, Jones, of Madison, and Consulting
Architect, Fl. G. Koch, of Milwaukee, for
designing the internal construction with
out due regerd to its safety during it's
erection, thereby contributing to its fall
ing on November s.
SENTENCED TO HANG.
PETERSBURG, Va, NOVEL Robert Pratt,
convicted at Goldsboro, n. c., of murder.
was sentenced to hang on the goth of De-
cember. This is the third conviction for
murder at this session of this court.
BURGLAR SHOT.
New YORK, Nov. 21.-Patrick Brady. of
Weekauken, N. j., pronounced burglar
by the police, was shot dead this forenoon
by Officer Ryan, who was endeavoring to
arrest him on board canal boat at the
foot of West Fourth street.
FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED WOMEN.
OYSTER BAY, l.. l., Nov. 81 The funeral
of Mrs. Maybee and Miss Maybee, victims
of the Brockville tragedy, took place to-
day. There was an immense gathering of
people. The funeral procession was over
mile long.
BAD MANAGEMENT.
MONTREAL, Nov. 21.-The amount lost
through sheriff's sales and the defalcations
of McNeill, clerk in the treasury Office,
is $4,000.
FATAL BEATING.
Boston, Nov. 81 Obed Huey, captain
of the bark Florence, is held in BAH to an
swer the charge of fatally beating his
steward, John Dibot,
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 21.-As Edward j.
Dougherty was about to close his jewelry
establishment last night four men entered
and pointed revolvers at his head. DOUGH-
erty struggled vi tn the thieves and his
wife ran in the street and gave the alarm.
She was fred at but escaped the shots.
The thieves fed but one was secured. He
gave his name as John Welsh of ST. Louis.
ARREST OF TRAIN wRECKERs.
PTTTsBURG, Nov. 21.-George Darrell and
Godfrey Brand were to-day arrested for
attempting to wreck passenger train on
the Pittsburg & Lake Erie d Pfttsburg
road last week. They had disputed with
Conductor Davidson about fare and since
then three attempts to wreck his train have
been made By placing an obstruction in
frog. Darrell and Brand are young men.
and live at Beaver Falls, thirty miles
west.
ARRESTED.
CINCINsATI, o., Nov. 11.-Dispatches re-
eeived tonight by Detective Wappensteiu