Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

dragged him as lar as he could and ran tor as
distance When they got back he was dead
drift stuff and stunned. One OF our number
swami from the wreck without the aid of a life
preserver. He was entirely nude and came
! ashore first. We are all more or less bruised
from striking and buffeting with the seas and
drift W, cd.
The body of young man has come ashore al
Matanzas. 1t had only shirt and drawers on
A few miles further south the body of an old
| gentleman who app ears to be about 5S or 6(
years old was washed ashore together with
those of an elderly lady, and young girl and
child. 1t will crafty the friends of the
| drowned passengers and crew to know that
letters have been found and will be retained
nntil further inquiry is made
respecting them. Many trunks have
| lieved all the personal property taken, or al
least the greater part of it, can be recovered.
1t is deemed unfortunate there is no life saw.
ing station on the coast to protect wrecked
property and prevent it from being lost OF
stolen. No portion of the wreck has come
ashore except sofa covered with red plush
and some pieces of furniture.
THE SAVED PASSENGERS
rs far as can be learned are A. K. Owen, of
Chester, Pa, civil engineer, employed by the
authorities of Mexico.
j. A. Garcia, Cuban, of Havana, ~ years of
age.
Two passengers, whose names could not be
learned, who were to arrive at st. Augustine
to-day.
Besides these passengers were young lady.
old lady and three more whose names could not
be learned.
The officers and crew saved, as far as known, are
Chas. Brandenburg, quartermaster, age TWEEN.
ty-eight. Thos. Drugold, assistant engineer,
age twenty y-eight, who resides in New York
city. John Greenfield, boatswain. Jos. 81.
Kelly, of New York, age twenty-three. Chas.
Smith. second assistant engineer, Baltimore,
age about forty.
Three sailors refuse to give their names.
TwENTY-TwoDB UnINas BURNED
BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 4.-About o'clock
this morning, the Dudly house the largest in
Salemca, was discovered on fire. A mo-
ment after the flames broke through the roof
and the entire building was enveloped. The
building was located in the solid portion of
Main street and the fire spread rapidly up and
down the street on both sides. There are two
fire organizations in the place, but they were
powerless to cope with the confa-
grafton. A steamer and hose company
from Bradferd, and hose company from Olean,
checked the FIRE. The principal losers are as
follows: Hevenor Bros, $4,000; insurance,
S35, 900; Borse & Culver, $20,000; insurance,
$10, GOO; Dudly house, Dudly of Buffalo, own
er, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Those were the
heaviest sufferers. twenty-five buildings in
ALL were consumed. The total loss is estimated
at Sl57, 600; insurance about 10000 The fire
is supposed to have been caused by a lamp ex-
plosion.
HIaHwAYMEN's WORK.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Persens coming in
&C., H., r.
railroad report that two stages which run be-
tween that town and Mammoth Cave were
stopped by highwaymen last night and all the
robbed. The stage to the cave was
the first attacked about four miles east of Gave
City and the one passenger on board was riaed.
The other coach coming the other way was
shortly afterward met by two men on horseback
heavily armed who ordered the driver to stop.
They then compelled all the passengers to get
out and stand in line, and ordered them at the
pistols point to give up all property. The
travellers were unable to resist successfully, SO
they had to she'll out. The robbers took pos
session of all their money, ,jeweIry and watches.
aggregating in vaiue about Sl2U. After the ex-
ploit they made the victims take drink of
whisky with shem and rode off, The greatest
excitement prevails in the neighborhood W here
the daring crime was COM mitted.
FACING WORKS BURNED.
CINCINNATI Sept. 4.-The Eagle Facing
Works of s. o. Berineyer, at Cast street and
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railway.
was burned last night. involving loss of
SIS, GOO. Insurance: Scottish Commercial,
$l.500; Newark, $2,500; North American,
81 900; Merchants of Neward, $1,000; Home of
New York, $1,000; Liverpool Il London &
Globe, l,6OO; TRANSATLANTIC, 81, 600. Total
$4,000.
SEA VIEW, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Hy Berger, aged
10 years. was bathing here this forenoon with sev
eral young friends, when cry was heard from
Berger. and he was seen to throw up his hands
and sink almost Immediately. Berger was a
resident of Chicago, and here on visit. His
body has not been recovered.
ROLLING MILL BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 4.-Marshall d
Bros Sheet-Iron Boiling mill was burned to
day. Loss, $4,000: insured.
ALIGER's AoooMPLIcE.
NEW YORK, Sept. A man was arrested in
lower Broadway to-day charged with aiding
Elijah Alliger in his disposition of forged Mil
waukee &c st. Paul railroad bonds.
BAIL FORFEITED.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 4.-Dr. Buohanan's
hail waa fnrfeite6 fn-d.r