Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-16

county, N. Y, head; Alphonso Tangless,
Quebec, hand; G. Phelps, Canada, back;
A. Wright, Toronto, head; Mrs. T. II. john
son, Ogdensburg, N. Y, spine and back;
Mrs. W. B. Letch, Ryegate, Vt, hand; Miss
Sophia Hand, Bay City, Mich, head; Miss
Addie Dozors, Manchester, N. Y, back; h.
R. Waterman and wife, Milwaukee, bruises.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
CHICAGO, Feb. .15.-Three men were prob
ably mortally injured yesterday in the
southwestern suburbs, between Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy and Milwaukee & st.
Paul trains. Baxter, engineer, White, fire
man, and Brown, brakeman, are the uafor-
tunates. All are thought to be dying. A
fog prevailed, and the carelessness of the
Milwaukee trainmen caused the
smashup.
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 15.-Great dstsn-
tion to travel on the Pennsylvania road
was caused to-day by accidents at different
points. Two eastward bound freights col
lided at the Glen at this morning, wreck
ing five cars and completely blocking the
tracks several hours A west bound freight
collided with another at Christiani at 9
o'clock, wrecking a number of cars and
blocking the trains for four hours. The
engine of the Lancaster accommodation
also jumped the track within the city
limits, causing detention of over an hour.
Nobody injured.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-This morning John
Hazenrath, German, employed at the st.
Louis & Wabash round house, while at
tempting to jump on switch engine No.
35S, slipped and fell under the wheels,
which passed over his legs between the
knee and hip. He was removed at once
to st. Luke's hospital where he died this
afternoon.
RELIEVED FROM HIS AGONY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MILwAUKEE,F Feb. 15-Anton Muehlbach,
who was badly injured on Nov. 25, at
Racine street bridge by heavy stone fall
ing on him and crushing him, died last
evening after terrible suffering. Five days
after his misfortune Drs. Mason and
Galley amputated his right limb. The
stub did not heal, but gangrened and the
flesh sloughed off. When he died his en-
tire right hip was bare of flesh and he
was reduced to a skeleton.
CRUSHED BY THE CABS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
SANDWICH, ILL.,, Feb. l5.--During tie
forenoon the body of VIM. Rogers was
found beneath the wreck of yesterdays
railroad collision east of this city.
BROKEN RAIL.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FoREsrELL, Mo-, Feb. 15.-The engine,
tender, and five coaches of the Kansas City
express, going east was thrown from the
track this morning. John Lester, the
engineer, and John Murphy, fireman, were
instantly killed. The accident was caused
by broken rail.
WAS THE PARDON VALID?
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 15.-Isaac Knapp, of
Fremont, O., life prisoner pardoned by
the governor, was re-arrested JAM 2, on the
ground that the pardon was secured by
fraud. Habeas corpus proceedings were
instituted in the supreme court and it de-
cided this morning that the habeas corpus
could not inquire into the validity of the
pardon and the prisoner was discharged.
judges White and McIlvaine dissenting.
L is the first case IF the kind in Ohio.
PIREs.
A large part of the village of Swartz
Creek, Mich, burned Tuesday. Loss $12,-
coo; insurance $4,000.
BAYFIELD,, Wis, Feb. 15.-The county
court house burned with valuable papers
yesterday. Most of the records are safe.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
INDECENT ASSAULT.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Charles Underwood,
a young man who is alleged to have com
mitted criminal assault upon Miss Anna
B. Haslett, of 1856 State street, whom he
had taken out for sleigh ride, was
arrested yesterday. He gave bail in $1,000
for his appearance at the examination,
which takes place before Justice Brayton
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. Miss
Haslett is but fourteen. The girls father
is well-to-do citizen.
MURDERER IDENTIFIED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
RocKFoRD, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-Fer the first
time since the shooting of the McGregors
by the burglar, week ago, Mabel
McGregor was conscious this morning,
and positively identified Norman
Swartzell, now under acrest as the person
who entered her chamber and shot her in
the head. The proof is conclusive against
the prisoner, and he Yill be tried and con-
victed as soon as possible.
YANDERBILT'S SCHEMES.
He is Working for a Canadian Connection
for His American System--An Alliance
With the Canadian Pacific.
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