Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-13
MARROW ESCAPE.

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MARROW ESCAPE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
JAMAICA, L. L, June 12.-The wife of ex-
Gov. Nc Cormick. of Arizona, had a mar
row escape from death last evening from
an overdose of 'Bromida,' a ST. Louis
patent medicine used for nervous head
ache, which she had got from the village
pharmacy, and which she and her father
who had suffered similarly had been in the
habit of using. DR.. Banker was called in
time to save her life after working all
night. Mrs. Mccormick is a daughter of
Ex-senator Thurman, OF Ohio.
A TORNADO IN PENNSYLVANIA.
CLARENDON, Pa, June IA fearful tor
nado passed over town tonight, demolish-
ing eighty-six large oil rigs and five build
ings and deluging the entire town, causing
great loss Of property.
FIRES.
MARINETTE, Wis, June 12.-Machine No.
Mil company, on the Michigan side of the
river, caught fire to-day from an exploded
lamp. Loss $4,000 and insurance S15.-
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Meager accounts
from Williamson county, southern Hi
nois. say q tornado, about a quarter Of a
mile wide, crossed the southeastern corner
Of the county last Saturday night, blew
down several houses. scattered fences. and
tore up forest trees in lis path. Two boys
We're killed at Newbornsi2e, and a whole
family struck by lightning. most Of whom
are dying. \ whole flock of sheep was
blown away, and all the peach orchards in
the track Of the storm uprooted. 1t is re-
ported twenty or more people were killed
but there is no definite knowledge.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION IN A COAL SHAFT.
BRAIDwooD, Ills. June 12.-At 7:3O
o'clock last night fire broke out in shaft
q in this city. and has been raging ever
since. The fire department labored all
last night to extinguish the flames, but
without success. A violent explosion was
heard during the night. Thirty-two mules
were burned, and it is rumored that several
lives are lost. The shaft was one of the
most valuable in the coal field and was
worked by colored men. The loss, it is
thought, will be very heavy.
DOWN AN EMBANKMRNT.
DAYTON, O., June PA locomotive and
freight train of the Toledo, Cincinnati d
ST. Louis road, left the track here yester-
day, rolled down a forty foot embank-
ment, fatally injuring brakeman Vernon.
The engineer and fireman were also Sc
verely injured.
DAMAGING WIND N KANSAS.
VALLEY FALLS, June IA severe wind
storm passed over this section about II 40
last night, doing considerable damage.
Marion Lewis livery stable was unroofed
and the walls partly blown down. The
Methodist church was Unroofed and the
west walls partly thrown to the ground.
The Baptist church was unroofed and a
new block IN process Of erection was blown
down. Three freight cars were blown OF q
side track. A large number of other build
ings were also more or less damaged.
About six miles west of the town the Allen
school house and two farm houses were
blown to pieces and one man hurt. but
not dangerously.
VILLAGE ANNIEILATED.
ABILENE, Kas., June PA wind storm
about 10 o'clock last night, twelve miles
north of Abilene, did a large amount of
damage along the line of Dickson and
Clay counties. Thirteen houses. barns and
stables were blown down, several persons
injured, and one little child killed. The
small village of Industry, IN Clay county.
was almost literally destroyed, every house