Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01

he is improving. His right eye, which has beel
closed, is to-day commencing to open. Hi
face and hands are still fearfully swelled, ant
his sorest physical trouble is injury to tn
throat by inhaling hot air and steam.
| BODIES RECOVERED AND MISSING.
NEW YORK, June 80. THE bodies'of twenty
nine victims of the Seawanhaka disaster hav'
been recovered and 80 are missing. Thomas 8
Moore lawyer, 1O2 Broadway, and Alfred Wal
dren, No. 8 East Forty-sixth street, reported
lost are safe. They both swan ashore but weI'
| in such an exhausted condition as to be unable
to communicate with their friends. Mr.. Hurl
burd, No. 221 Washington street. informed {
reporter that his brother, 81. u. Hurlburd, hao
not heen heard from and he thought that it wal
probable he had perished in the flames, as wher
he was last seen he had started to go aft II
search of q lady who was in his charge. In
passing through the boat it is highly probable
he met his death.
CHARGED WITH ABORTION.
CINCINNATI, June 80. Madame Jane Wilson
was arrested to-day charged with causing deatf
yesterday of widow, Josephine Williamson
of Clinton street, by an abortion committed
last Friday. When the house was searched, Q
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, of Louisville. was found
who had given premature birth to a dead child
The body of the child was not found.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
NEW YORK, June 30.-An explosion of q
twenty pound keg of powder in the Office Of
the Dittman Powder company, "a Park Place,
completely demoralized the windows and parti-
tions of the Office, made q rent ten feet long IN
the wall separating the cffice from the ball, de-
stroyed several valuable pictures, considerably
damaging the ceilings and perfectly pulyerlzed
a small iron safe upon which the keg had stood
The Office happened to 'be singularly open IN
front and in rear, hence the building was not
brought to the ground.
Manager Parker said he was sitting at his
desk in the outer Office, when he heard q cry OF
fire. He Immediately proceeded to ascertain
the cause and saw paper burning within an
inch of keg of powder. Observing there was
no possible chance of extinguishing the flames.
he called on the clerks to run. They did 30 and
were assisted to the street when they reached the
door by the force of the explosion. Only one
man was injured by flying glass and splinters.
The manager thinks some person entered the
room where the powder was stored, lighted 9
cigar aud threw the burning match on the
floor.
NEW TRIAL.
ToRoNToJ une 30.-Application is made for a
new trial Of Geo. Bennett, alias Dickerson
sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Geo.
Brown. The ground of the application is g
juror in the first trial went asleep.
CARS DTrCHED.
CHICAGO, June I30.-The east bound Atchi
son train on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad this morning struck cow on the
track near Mendoza. and one passenger ano
sleeper were detached and overturned. About
fifteen passengers more or less severely
hurt; none fatally. Z
CoUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.
PITTsBURe, Pa, June 30.-United States Of.
ficers brought in to-day and lodged in the Erie
Jail, 'eig ted in Venango county
and charged with counterfeiting. Their names
are: Davis, Mond, Phinnessy, Bower. Shago
and the three Beach brothers.