Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13

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The British brig George s. Berry, Capt.
Howard, with lumber from Pensacola for
Montevido, arrived at Key West, Florida, Nov.
4, in u state OF mutiny. The captain was very
badly cut. His lie was saved, and the null
ny quelled by his daughter
CASUALTIES.
Nearly 100 lives have been recently lost
by foods On the island OF Jamaica.
/ A Memphis telegram, of Nov. 8, says
8 deaths from yellow fever occurred during
the past week, the majority Of them were lin.
gering cases.
A dispatch from Lewes Dell, of Nov. s,
says the ship Lady Octavia from the Break
water OF New York, came into collision with
the steamer Champion from New York for
Charleston, striking Fthe steamer afnids ps
and sinking her in tive minutes. Thirty fl We
! are reported saved aud thirty-twe lost.
collisioni occurred rs miles of the Cape
The ship was badly damaged aud was being
towed to Philadelphia.
The Austrian bark, Rebus, arrived in
| port at New York on the afternoon Of Nov s
| bringing news of the loss OF the schooner Pct
rel aud fifteen Of her pa5seng gers and crew in.
Guiding the captain. She also brings six sur.
s7ors, all lett OF company Of twenty one
persons. Capt. tyoneich, OF the RebUs reports
| that wnea th;rty-four days out from Trieste
he espjcd the hoatsng hull OF dismastcd yes
Sc! full of water and water lodged That was
| on tho 2u OF November in latitude 80 degrees
| ncl n longitude &c degrees, 20 minutes west
| Tho wind at the time was a lively gale from
! the NORTH and a strong sea was running. The
weather was bitterly cold. Some persons
were on the hull signaling for helpwith strips
torn from their garments. Notwithstanding
the danger attending the effort boat was
lowered and after battle with the clements
and at great risk OF life to all concerned, ak
| persons on the wreck we're saved. They all
survived, and they were all passengers. The
schooner Petrol, Capt Ivoncich. sailed OF. the
2oth.
| a terrible disaster occurred at Kansas
City, Mo, Oh tho afternoon OF Nov 7, on the
corner OF Second and blaine streets The ex
tensive cracker and candy mandatory OF
Carrie (, Sons, Occupying four brick buliin e.,
umbled down and was entirely consumed by
! lie. At the time the accident occurred, lO7
persons, mostly girls and boys from 70 to 20
years Of age, were at work in the factory. all
OF whom escaped alive except seven. The
cause OF tho accident cannot be fully de-
tctnined> but ns On explosion occurred sim
, ,ltaneollsIy with the fall OF Che walls, it is
supposed to be repetition OF the accident in
| New Yock last year. @ starch explosion. AS
soon rs the walls fell the building took FIRE,
and the Ere department was on hand in Eve
inmates, ana By their efficient services the
flames were Kept from extending to the build
| ing5 adjoining. As soon rs news OF the acct
dent had spread about the city she parents and
friends Of those employed there Gocked to the
! scene 10 learn the fate Of their loved ones,
" It'll anguish depicted on their countenanccs
,, until they found those for whom they sought
As soon as the flremen subducd the flames
they set TO work digging for The dead Those
supposed to De in the ruins are Louise Hum
| mel, Andy Mcconnell, Geo. Remper, Johnny
Kclnper, Emma Kemper, Ann Becker, and
CHS. Sctubligh.