Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-05
GEORGETOWN. O., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1914



Catherine ReGding, as1 at Huf''s II
tel.
A fire broke out in the United State
HHel this morning, but il was exits
gu'shed before il had doIS any maieri,
injury.
The Steamboat 81. Louis is at Blsc
Rock safe, with her shaft broken. Sh
broke her shaft Ten miles above Dankirk
close on lee shore, !ost three men an
a boy overheard who would not keep a
way from the ganeways, in obedience {,
the orders Of the captain. Names no
known. B! the superior management oI
the Captain and crew she was brough
safe into Black Rock Harbor, under hsl
jib. Mr., Wells, Of Pomsroy, & Co.:
Express, was on board. and we are in
debted TO him for The above particulars.
The passengers speak in The hig hest
terms Of the officers and crew belonging
to the boat.
The Indian Queen reports the Robert
Fulton 5 or 6 miles this side nf Dunkirk
close in shore, working for DunkiFk har-
bOr. Captain Staring doubts whether she
could have got into Dunkirk.
We have since learned that the Fulton
has run ashore ID miles above Buffalo. -
No lives lost.
The schr. PLATINA, which left ysslerr
day, came in all safe.
The bodies Of the wife and three chill
dren ofJohn Smith, German res idlng
on the fats between Elk and Ohio streets
bave been found.
The persoD above alluded to as found,
who had been in the employ of Wilkin-
son, is David G. Bloof
An infant child Of Mr Nelson, on Ohio
street, was found drowned.
1t sscertsined that tho person S
name whose pantaloons were marked II.
King is---Smlh His wife identified
him and says he has been missing 8
dsys
AnotherMrs Sm't and Two daughters,
Germans, were found drowned on Elk
street
Mr. Chase who lived on tho other side
Of the creek, is supposed to be lost. His
house was flooded boy who res ided
with him and sold milk for him is lost.
The wife and three children Of John
Smith, Elk street, have been found drown
ed
Mrs Cath 'rins Smith, Ira B Smith OF
Albany, and one child have been (ednd.
1t is Impossible TO give list Of The &C
cldenIs 10 dwelling houses and Buildings
Of all descriptions. Up to this hour SO'
clock the wind is raging with tremdsus
power, and the water which had fallen in
the morning, is rising again. 1t is hoped
that a ter sunset the storm will cease.
DR. Harris The CaFoner, and Mr. Pierce
the Sexton, are doing faithfully the ms!an.
anchoIy duties that belong to them. We
are indebted tO them for their attention
10 furnishing the names of The victims o
this dreadful caIsmity.
The Brig Uncle Sam, Vail, Cleveland,
and the Schooner Marion, Oliver, Chica'
60, have just como liz. Bolh vessels
have sustained some damage in their
sals and rigging, but nohing serious
The Julia Palmer is still riding at an.
Choir
Schr Robt. Wood, Capt Miner, from
OsWegs, bound TO Chicago, ran back
from Gtand River and has just arrived
here, she had full load OF morca nd'za
and salt. No demage except wetting the
goods. ......
LOSS OF THE STEAM BOAT Full
TON.
The CLERK of the Steamboat Fulton,
nfo,ms uS that the boat has gone to pie
ce about ID miles up the lake. She
bad large load of passengers on board,
md full cargo Of fIeight, A man wO-
man and little girl are tho only persons
ascertained to be losl-names unknown,
LATER FROM THE SCENE OF RU
IN.
From the Buffalo Courier Of Monday
By the Kent arrived last evening from
Port Dover, Cansda West, we learn that
The piers at Port Ryerson and Port Do.
YER are vary much injured The stene
pier and light house at Gravelly Bay, are
both gone. The schooner VIM Galley,
bound up from tho lower lake with full
cargo Of merchandise, is ashcre--it was
she would b3 got of. OFF
Dunkirk wreck o! schooner was seen
and also a small boat bottom upwards.
By The Missouri, also arrived last eve
ming, from Chicago, which laid in Erie
during the gale, we learn 'elat the schoS.
ners John Grant, Potomac, 6 X Walker
and Rrandawins, were ashore in the bay
at Erie, but would be got off, One YES
sci. name unknown, high and dry near
the barracks. Schr Lodi was towsd into
Erie by the Missouri, sails shattered and
both anchors gone. Schr Wing, Rogers
parted her cables and went down the lake,
and hiss moi since been heard from Schf
N BiddlS lay at anchor, lost here mate
overheard. Spoke the sch. Blue Belle
u L. l..