St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-12
HER BABE KIDNAPPED.
of Child by the Doctor
Who Assisted at Its Birth.
detectives Labor in Vain to Discover
the CuiPrit.
A New-Born Babe kidnapped.

newborn Babe Kidnapped.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Cbief of Police
Murphy Oh Jersey City has been busily en-
gagged during the past weel- Investigating
his efforts to get at the bottom ~ the mvs.
terry have proved unsuccessfnI and to-day
ne gave 1t up in despair and told the re-
porters all he knew about II Charles
>. Hogan is conductor on tho pa1ns,rI-
yania railroad. He was married about
year ago and he and his wife have lived in
a nat in jersey City. For some time most
Mrs. Hogan has been in delicate Condition
She was attended by DR.. Holcomb her
husbands family physician. On last Friday
morning. while Mr.. Hogan was absent
and she was alone at home, she was sliced
with violent pains. She threw up a
window and called to boy who was pass
ing. She begged him to run to DR.. Hol-
combs office and ask him to come
TO her The boy ran on the GRAND
ana she went TO bed. A few
minutes later the boy returned, accompanied
Oy strange man whom she did not recog-
ME- Ihe man said he was a doctor. that
us name was Sayres and that he would at
tehu her. He administered ether to her.
10 enid. When she had partly recovered
consciousness the man asked her where her
mother and husband were. She told him
ana ne wrote a telegram to each of them.
mnen he was ready to leave he
picked up the child from the foot
ol the oed on which it was lying, wrapped
IL III a shawl, darted out of the room with
u ana ran down stairs. Mrs. Hogan was
tVo weak ana too Supplied to raise an
alarh' She remembered nothing more
nhtll an hour later, when her mother and
husband arrived. To them she related
what had happened and they notified the
ponce Since then the detectives have
Deen trying without success to find the
strange doctor or the boy
a Lads Drowning Incites n Rio,
Special to the Globe.
DAYTON. o., Feb. 11.-There was a big
excitement in the eastern portion of the
city this afternoon caused by a mob threat
ening to cut through the banks of the
hydraulic canal to let the water out of if
Last night small boynamed John France
while yenturing out on the ice, accidentally
broke through and drowned. Since then
gangs of men have been dredging the canal
IN search OF the body. but with
Ou1 SuCCSSS. mis- afternoon n re-
quest was made to the directors of
the Hydraulic company asking them
to release the water from the hydraulics so
that the remains might be recovered. The
request was peremptOrily refused, and
when this became known TO the large
crowd which lived on the canal, there was
great excitement and much bitterness was
manifested. Men were melted to riot and
mob about one hundred strong was Or
ganized with pick and shovel and it was
proposed to cut through the hydraulic bank
to let out the water. Col. John G. Lowe,
superintendent, at once called upon Chief
Patton for protection, and a posse of
men Immediately repaired to the scene, who.
after some difficulty, succeeded in auieting
the disturbance. Col. Lowe said he had
seen Mrs. France and given her money TO
relieve her necessity, and had explained to
her that her sons body was in no danger of
| decomposition while in the water. To drain
of the water now would result in financial
loss to the company and would do no good,
as the masses of ice would sink to the bot
tom and hide the remains of the drowned
| boy.