Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-02
WILD WAVES.
The Lakes Swept by q Serious Wind storm
---several Vessels Wrecked Causing
Heavy Loss--Capt. Saunders and Others
Observation-Disclosures Casualty Notes.

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---several Vessels Wrecked Causing
Heavy Loss--Capt. Saunders and Others
Observation-Disclosures Casualty Notes.
LAKE STORM.
DETROIT, Nov. 1,-Advices from Grand Haven
report that the. heaviest sea Of the season pre-
driven on the beach-the American, Montpelier
and Australian. The name of the other is not
ascertained. Other vessels are to be seen en-
deavoring to make port. One man was
drowned off the Australian by attempting to
in.
In response to a telegram half of the life
saving crew stationed at Grand Haven took a
boat to Whitehall by special train this noon to
rescue the crew from the rigging Of the barque
s. G. Woodruff, sunk in thirteen feet of water
one mile from shore.
It is reported that one boat load OF laborers
have been rescued from the barge Rutter, off
Ludington. The crew is still in the rigging,
and the vessel breaking up. Hopes are enter
tanned of rescuing the balance of the men be-
fore night.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-The steamer nepere en-
countered the four masted barge J. 81. Rutter
off Ludington waterlogged, and succeeded in
getting her within one mile of Ludington har-
to leave her. During the night the vessel sank
in twenty-five feet Of water, about one mile
from the Ludington pier. Captain ROLAND
and seven men that went to the vessel last
night to trim her are in the rigging The sea
is running very high and it is impossible for a
tug to get to her. The life saving station is do
ing all it can to rescue the men. It is reported
this morning that the vessel is breaking up.
The barge was loaded with grain from Lyon &
Co., Chicago, consigned to Toledo parties.
OTHER LAKE CASUALTIES.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-The schooner Lake For
rest, corn laden, is ashore at Hemmonds Bay,
Lake Huron, full of water. The tug Smith
from Cheboygan has gone to the rescue. The
schooner WOrtz is ashore on Beaver Island, full
of water. The cargo consists of oats and pork
for Collingwood. The tug Leviathan has gone
to her aid from Cheboygan. The schooner D.
r. Owen, in entering Manistee harbor this morn
sunk loaded with brick. Vessel and cargo
probably q total loss. No insurance.
DETROIT, Nov. Later advices from the
barque Woodruff, sunk at Whitehall, state
that the vessel went to pieces at 4P.M. Eight
of the crew succeeded in getting ashore.
Two men are missing. The Woodruff was load
ed with corn from Chicago to Buffalo.
SERIOUS DAMAGE
CHICAGO Nov. Reports come in Of serious
damage to shipping during the past few days
on Lake Michigan. The only loss OF life yet
known is that of Capt. Saunders, Of Buffalo,
from the schooner John Kilderhouse at Twin
River Point.
The loss by the destruction Of the James n.
Rutter is $35, 900 on the vessel and 1921, 900 on
the9cargo; both insured.
WOODEN MILLS Burned.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. 1.-Taylor' wooden
mills, North Salem, N. H., burned. Loss $685.
600; insurance $4,000.
$4,000 FIFE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. adams & Stone, lum-
Der dealers and manufacturers Of wooden ware,
lost $4,000 by fire last night. and are fully
insured.