Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-03

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Wells, of San Francisco, agent of the Ia
coma, who was aboard, arrived here this
afternoon. He reports all ashore except
six men at dark last night, and thinks
they landed soon after, as they had line
ashore at dark. A dispatch to the mer-
chants exchange says: All on board were
saved, including Mr.. Steinberger, agent of
the company at Tacoma, who was a passen-
ger. The Tacoma is a new ship, just ar
rived here from Philadelphia, and on her
first trip. The cause of the disaster is
unknown.
POOR SHOTS.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. "A shooting
ARRAY occurred at the Ell Paso hotel, be-
tween James D. Reed, of Fort Worth, and
G.. G.. Canon, of Gainesville, two of the
wealthiest cattle men in the state, over a
disagreement in game of poker. Eight
shots were exchanged, but the only person
hit was J. Ryley, of Little Rock, Ark, who
was seriously wounded in the leg. Reed
and Canon were put under bonds.
DEFYING THE AUTHORITIES.
DALLAS, Tex. Feb. "A serious mob
affair is reported from Sunset, Montague
county. A son of United States Marshal
Mckee was sent as deputy to
Sunset to serve attachment papers
on Younger Brothers, merchants at
Sunset. The Youngers collected large
crowd of their friends, served notice on
Deputy Mckee to leave town, took his
papers and destroyed them. Unable to
perform his duties Mckee started for Ft.
Worth and telegraphed the state of affairs
to his father at Dallas. The latter left
for Sunset with a posse to enforce the
serving of the writs and arrest the mem
bers of the mob. Serious trouble is ap-
pretended as there is hard lot of citizens
around Sunset 1t is alleged that upwards
of a score of men have been lynched in
that vicinity in the past three years. Much
apprehension is felt by the authorities
here.
KILLED THE WRONG MAN.
AtHandley station P. Patello died from in
juries inflicted by TIE. Stanley with an axe
helve, who mistook language used byPatello
about another party as applied to himself.
Both are leading citizens. A warrant was
issued for Stanley's arrest.
MUST HANG.
New YORK, Feb. 2-Michael E. Nc
CLOWN has been sentenced to be hanged
Mar. 8.
SLIGHT OF HAND.
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 2.-Wm. Guy, clerk
of the Halifax Banking company, sent to
the postofice with a parcel containing
5000, distracted the money and substi-
tuted waste paper. He was arrested and
con fessed his guilt.
FIRES.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 1.-The court house
at Lafayette, Walker county, Ga, was de-
stroyed by fire this forenoon. The Re cords
and everything of value were destroyed.
JUMPED THE TRACK.
ALBANY, Feb. 2.-This morning a car in
a freight train on the New York Central
road bound west jumped the track near
Athens junction. The engine of the
east bound train collided, wrecking six
other cars. A fireman had leg broken.
THE WRECKED PACIFIC BANK.
BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The stockholders of the
Pacific bank brought two suits to-day
the question whether the new stock and
old and new assessments of stock do not
constitute indebtedness of the bank.
THE JERSEY CITY BANK.
JERSEY CRY, N. J., Feb. 2.-The officers
charged with wrecking the City bank,
plead not guilty to-day. The bondsmen
surrendered Bookkeeper Beach.
A NrONTREAT ETPF
MONTREAL, Feb. 2.--The warehouse of J.
B. Brosseau burned to-day; insurance,
$4,000.
GREAsER HANGED.
SPRINGER, n. NJ, Feb. damon Rom
ers, young Mexican, was hanged to-day
for the murder of VIM. Brocksmith, a
ranchman.
THE ALABAMA DEFAULTER.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 2.-The committee to
examine the books made a report this
morning. 1t does not change the state
ment heretofore sent of the actual deficit
The total amount to be accounted for by
the treasurer from Oct. 1, 1880 to Jan. 81.
1882, is $2,O63,O 900. They found in cash
$4,000 and deficit of $4,000. The
governor sent to the two houses state
ment of the information sent to the prin-
cipal cities about Vincent and the special
employment of Pinkerton's agency.
Under the law he can only offer rewards of
$500. He asks the legislature to pass a
law to allow $4,000 reward, which will be
done. The Office of treasurer has been
rendered to Representative Smith, of Sci
ma. 1t is thought he will accept.
ARRESTED FOR INFANTIoIDE.
ERIE, Pa, Feb. 2.-Libbie Raible, stu :
dent at the state normal school at Edenboro
for year or two past, was arrested this
morning at her brother-in-law's in Cleve-
land for the murder of her illegitimate
babe, born the night of Jan. %. The re-
mains of the child were found in field
partially burned. Suspicion pointed to
Miss Raible, and the coroner's jury which
has been investigating the matter for the
past two days rendered verdict last night
charging the crime on her and her sister
Sarah, who was with her in the room
on the night of the birth. The night
Waterman, hearing cries of distress, called
in a physician, but he was refused adj
mittance to Miss Rabies room. Two
days later the girls left school and came
homo to Erie Sarah WAS arrestad at an