Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06
AT CLEVELAND.

AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., March Sat twenty min
utes past o'clock this morning gale, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning that had
been blowing thiity.three miles, suddenly
raised to velocity of forty-eight, shifting
southwest to southeast, and continued five
minutes. 1t did great damage to chimneys,
fences and sigrs, and trees were blown down.
brick wall two feet thick on Broadway was
thrown over, and several small frame buildings
were wrecked. The headlight at Doan's Iron
works was thrown against and set fire to gaso-
line tank, entailing damages of $50. Three
hundred dollars worth of plate glass IN the
front of Odd Fellows block on Pearl street
WAS ruined. The Cleveland female seminary
on Woodland avenue, was half unrooleo ana
part of the upper west wall was torn on.
About seventy young ladies' were sleeping mn IN
the building, but none were injured. The
roof of the new brick wire mill OF the CieVe-
land Rolling Mill company, in the Eighteenth
ward was uplifted and one end was blown In
on the workmen, killing Julius Brown and IN
turing several others.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Ohio, March 5.-Durirg the pre-
valence of heavy storm of wind and rain at
an early hour this morning. chimney OF
the Buckeye brewery was blown down, lalilng
on and crushing the engine house, in which
policeman John Hasset and NJ. +. Doyle and
the night Waterman of the brewery had taken
refuge. The former were killed. The latter
was severely injured. The wind attained
velocity of seventy-two miles per hour, doing
considerable damage to roofs, freight sheds
and Frustrating telegraph lines in all diree-
tions.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Ixp1AsApoL1s, Ind, March 5.-A terrible
tornado passed over this city about ii o'clock
last night. large number of houses were
unroofed, chimneys blown down and trees up
rooted The Central Avenue Methodist church
was almost entirely demolished. One dwelling
house was lifted from it's foundation and car
ried five or six feet. The inmates OF the house
escaped with but slight injury.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-A violent storm of
wind and hail prevailed early this morning.
At 3:2O the speed of the wind was forty-eight
miles an hour, the highest ever recorded at this
station. blow last month having reached
forty-two miles, next highest. From 3:20 to
O clock the rain and thunder continued. but
the wind Quoted down gradually, from 20 to
II miles an hour. So far as heard, there was
no damage beyond the blowing down of few
fences and signs.
RAINS IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 5.-Unusually
heavy rains have fallen during the last week
over wide scope. At Hot Springs the valley
was flooded, washing away bridges and damag-
ing houses, and doing injury to the street rail-
road to the extent of disabling tie cars from
running for several days.
KILLED IN THE MINE.
killed and number wounded by the breaking
of a skip in a shaft in tho Shuttleff iron
mine.
FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.
ScRAToN, Pa, March 5.-An explosion of fire
damp took place at shaft No. 2, East Nanticoke,
this afternoon. One man killed. Eight men
arc still IN the mine, supposed to be killed by
foul air.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
PrrrsroN, Pa, March 5.-Warren Schooley,
the little boy shot last night, died to-day.
SUPPOSED INcENDIARY FIRE.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, March 5.-A fire, sup
D ,sed to be incendiary, broke out during the
storm, last night, in the chemical works and
pot house of Depaw's plate glass mandatory
Both were destroyed. Loss between SAC, QUO
and $5U OUU; insurance $ZU,uUU, Oil IN EaAteIn
companies, except 81, 600 in the American Cen
trail, of St. Louis.
DROWNED.
EVANSVILLE, March Sat o'clock, yester-
day morning, Marsh Dyer, W. Amos, and DR..
W. Wolf, white men, with one Metcalf, and
another colored man, in attempting to row
across the head of the Idlewild, lying ut Casey
vile, were carried by tho current against the
bow of the boat, and precipitated into the
river. Their cries for help attracted the at
tention of the officers of the Idlewild, and Capt
Ben Howard, and Oscar Humphrey, stoker
took yawl and vent to the rescue, succeeding
in saving one of the colored men. The body
of DR.. Wolf was recovered. They were all
prominent and highly esteemed citizen, of
Caseyville.