Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20
FROZEN TO DEAIH,
[Special telegram to the & lobe.

FROZEN TO DEATH.
Especial Telegram to the G lobe.
Sr. VINCENT, Nina, March 19.-CasPer
Nautle, a German farmer, living three
miles from this place, was found frozen to
death this afternoon about fifteen rods
from his house. DE left here about
o'clock p. IN. on Saturday for home, and
stopped at a neighbours house until after
dark. He leaves wife and ten children.
TOUGH STORM IN CANADA.
TORONTO, March 19.-One of the most
severe snow storms of the season is pre-
vailing throughout Ontario to-day. Wind
high and cold.
EFFECTS OF THE WIND.
INDIANAPOLIS, March ia large ware
house owned by Alexander Mann, at Dud-
ley, ILL.,, containing. several thousand bush
els of grain, was destroyed by fire during
the high wind storm last night.
AN OHIO FIRE.
MINERAL RIDGE. O., March 80. Z.
Whitney's general store and dwelling ad-
joining, were burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000, and partly insured.
MATTRESS FACTORY BURNED.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 19.-Young,
Shepker & Co.'s mattress factory was
burned on Saturday. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $1,000.
ANOTHER OVERFLOW.
YAzoo CITY, Miss, March 19.-The
Greenwood Ne1cs confirms the previously
reported overflow of the Tallahatchie
country Greenwood is submerged, the
water being only twelve inches below that
of 1882, but it is rising slowly. From
Greenwood to Heney fisland the
whole country is inundated. Some of the
largest Yazoo river planters fear their in
terests will be seriously damaged.
Later news sets at rest the fears of an
overflow along the Yazoo. The water at
Sharkey's was falling and at Greenwood at
a standstilI. Between the latter place and
the head of Honey island the plantations
are overlooked. but with a fall above this,
the water is expected to pass off soon. In
the head of Honey island there seems to be
very little uneasiness, and work continues
in all places. Yazoo river can stand a
larger rise than it will get.
BOAT HOUSE INJURED.
CHICAGO, March 19.-The boat house OF
the Farragut boat club was damaged and a
dozen choice racing and pleasure boats
smashed by the Storm during last night
and to-day.
TWO INDIANA FIRES.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 19.-This morn
4 &C. 10 4ha co.
cite paper mill $4,000 to $4,000; insured
This afternoon the Touring mill of Messrs
Litzenbergers was burned and several 9th
er buildings damaged. Loss $4,000
fully insured.
| COTTON MILL FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA fire in tn
cotton mills q Caleb j. Milne 81 Sons
Lombard street, caused loss of 100000
insured.
| PISTOL ACCIDENT.
BALTIMORE, March 19.-Eli Sacks wa
fatally shot in store tonight, by Samue
FleischmaD, from whom he was buying
pistol.
FREIGHT TRAIN THROUGH BRIDGE.
OTTAWA. March 19.-Five cars of
freight train on the Canada Pacific rail
way left the rails on Rogue bridge, nea
Calumet station, and fell sixty-fve feet t
the river below, breaking through the ict
and going to the bottom. The train hand
escaped. Loss $4,000.
FATAL BOAT RIDE.
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 19.-Julius Deuste1
- Ioly VIZ
caught in gale and drowned. Thre
others, names unknown, who hired plea
ure boats, are missing, and 1t Is feared ar
lost:
GONE wax DOWN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 19--The rive
here tonight marks twenty-eight fe
} eight inches, total decline of seven fe
from the highest point reached. II
overflow throughout this section has almo
disappeared.
COMPLETELY Quilted.
P1rrsBURG, March ia fire a EullC
{ Station, Allegheny Valley railroa d, tn
morning at . o'clock, totally destroyed
three-story building. The first floor ";
;, occupied by james Cadawallader as drr
,, store and Godfrey Brennan as grocer
: store. Two families named Speer az
= Porter, living upstairs, barely escape
with their lives. Loss $4,000; partial
. ! covered by insurance.
SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED.
GLENDIvE, III. T., March 19.-The ice
: the Yellowstone broke at noon yesterd;
: while three men were crossing the rive
; who were carried down stream and a
S supposed to be lost.
l. FIRES.
; DETROIT. March ia fire at Sherids
MontcaIm county, yesterday morning,
: stroyed an entire block, including Dav
q hotel, Stebbn's jewelry store, Pitche
saloon. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
= APPEAL FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS.
t New YORK, March 19.-The state bran
Il of the Woman's National Relief assOci
/ ton, in response to a telegram from tn
70 agent at Louisville, stating that the ''sitJ
Is ton was worse than reported" appeal f
u funds to purchase bedding, shoes, Ell
Is etc., for the sufferers by the floods.
"a BOSTON BLAZE.
n. Boston, March ia fire occurred &
re morning ia the buildings No. ISL to
h Washington street, and originated IN