Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-11
Annie Miller. cbambermaid.

Annie Miller, chambermaid,
Z. p. Hall, of the firm of Aaff Walbridge;
slight cut on hand,
Ben Tice, head clerk; seriously burned while
awakening guests,
Tom Thumb and wife; uninjured,
l.. W. Brown, train master of Chicago q
Northwestern railway, this city; seriously in
jured by jumping from the third-story window.
Kittie Bailie, Minneapolis, chambermaid, cut
about the head and face.
w. S. Deeveese, of Wilmington, Del.
T. B. Elliott was taken to the Kirby; several
ribs broken, lungs badly burned and otherwise
injured.
B. ". Busenkirk, western travelling agent of
the Michigan Central railroad jumped from
third floor, striking wires; feet, legs and arms
badly bruised; will recover.
S. Martin, commercial traveller, badly hurt
ID. Coin, travelling man, seriously injured.
c. Trance, commercial man, not seriously
hurt.
Linehan, engineer, of Milwaukee, uninjured.
Kittie Bailie, Milwaukee, Miss Antisdel's
sewing girl, bad cut in head.
Mary Burns, servant, badly bruised and cut
about head.
John Gilbert, of the Minnie Palmer company,
badly hurt by jumping from third story; Will
recover.
Mrs. Baker, of the Tom Thumb company, bad
ly injured.
Judge J. D. Paul is at the Kirby house, IN
injured.
Jas. wardrobe, of New York, uninjured.
Martha Schooner, of Milwaukee, kitchen serT-
ant.
Just. Haak, of Oconomowoc, second cook.
LYMAN Fullener, of Milwaukee, carver.
AmeI Geistler, of Milwaukee, fireman.
Mrs. Hallett and child, who occupied room No
Sc. opposite Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson's room, were
staving temporarily with Mrs. Hallett's brother,
and so escaped with the loss of their furniture.
j. A. Prinsin, of Sheboygan Falls.
J. Vanderwell, Cedar Grove, Wis,
Miss Martha Givett, of Sheooygan Falls.
Prof. Tomkins, who was reported missing last
night. took room at the PlankintOn Tuesday
night and returned to Chicago the next morning
B. W. Busenkirk, western travelling
agent of the Michigan Central railroad; hands
badly cut, otherwise injured
Mr.. Clafton, rescued by friend and carried to
the Plankinton. He left for Chicago at IL
o'clock.
N. c. jackson is at the Plankinton-
W. F. Schmidt, Chicago, escaped thro ugh the
boiler room; face and hands badly burned.
Ed Burnham, of Chicago, escaped with few
burns:
w. F. Durand, reported lost, is alive and IN
injured.
L. K Smith, Kansas City, came here six weeks
ago.
Sbhoenbucker, bell boy. son of y. Schoen-
bucker, the stoker on steamer No. b.
W. D. Rowell, of Freeport, Ill.
Mrs. Harshaw.
Mr. Smith, of Chicago.
Fred Barker, Pewaukee, bell boy.
ADDITIONAL DEATHS
The following have been added to the death
list:
Julia Curtin, servant, Madison.
Walter Scott, employee of the Wisconsin Cen
trail road.
Mary Anderson, laundry girl, of DoylestOwn.
Walter Gileland, of Milwaukee, bell boy.
VIM Gilleland, of Milwaukee, elevator boy.
Making forty-fve dead and missing.
THE NEWS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The Western Union
wires between here and Milwaukee are un-
disturbed, but from Milwaukee to the
Northwest are all down. The Mutual
Union wires between here and Milwaukee
are down. Very little additional news to
the press report of the Newhall house fire
was received here up to 1870. The severe
cold hampered the fremen and caused
them great suffering. Three fire engines
were sent from Chicago, but when they
reached Highland Park, about twenty-five
miles out, were ordered back.