St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
justice of the peace for alleged election
frauds. The prisoners were discharged.
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HANGED HIMSELF.
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JAMESTOWN, OAK, Jan. II. Lee Allschul,
brother of S. Allschul, prominent mer-
chant of this city, hanged himself in his
brothers. store this afternoon about 3 O'Clock.
He was just from San Antonio, Tex, where
he was engaged In business. Financial diff
cuties are supposed to be the cause.
OUT AND IN AGAIN.
WAUPUN, Wis, Jan. 11.-Last night four
inmates of the state prison, Michael Hogan,
Thos Deedy, VIM. Burns and Richard Page,
effected their escape from the institution.
But little start was gained by them before
their absence was discovered and search
Immediately commenced. Page was the
first to be recaptured, farmer nabbing him
just as he was about to take horse from the
farmers barn to further his es-
cape. He refused to speak regard
ing the whereabouts of the Others.
but early this morning tie three were found
in the hay in barn on the prison grounds,
where they had secreted themselves the mo-
mtnt after clearing the prison yard wall.
Hogan, Deedy and Burns are three of the
most desperate characters confined in the
prison. The quartette effected their escape
from the cells through the use of skeleton
keys. which they had obtained in some man
ner unknown, and, by having previously cut
away the bar of window CRATE, thus found
means of exit to the prison yard.
FIRED MINE.
COLUMBUS, o., Jau. 1.-THE Columbus
and Hooking Coal and Iron company dis
covered this morning that mine No. s. at
Straitsvile, was on fire, having been fired on
the night previous. The mine has not been
in operation for some time, though it is one
of the largest in the country, having capa-
city of about 125 cars per day. Entrance
was gained to the mine by removing about
fifteen feet of earth and blocks which had
been used in closing the old entrance. No
trouble resulted, as the perpetrators were not
discovered in the act of firing the mine. The
reports are that some people who endeavored
to 60 near the mine tonight were fired upon,
but no person was hurt. This
is one of the mines which
was fired at another place some
two months ago. The coal and iron CON-
pany are so enraged over the affair that they
announce determination to put themselves
on the offensive rather than occupy position
defensive in the fight which has to be con-
tinued. Signal lights are reported as seen
tonight in the direction of Haydenville, but
no particulars have been received.
BRIEFLY TOLD.
William Tobian died at West Pennsylvania
hospital, Pittsburg, last night, from wounds
received in drunken alteration with his
brother-in law, Daniel Donovan, on Christ
mas eve. Donovan has been arrested.
Lewis Carl, who murdered his son Charles,
near Seedersville, Pa, Friday forenoon, was
arrested yesterday morning at his home. He
has confessed his crime, but alleges self de-
tense.
A bullion train loaded with 100000 of
silver bars, en- route to chihuahua, was at
tackled by robbers near Pinos Altos, who
were repulsed and several killed.
In a family quarrel at Big Mine Run, Pa,
recently, Patrick Mcclure struck his wife
with chair. She died Saturday night. Nc
CURE was arrested.