Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-11

AOI MAKE MS DOCKS Dhjance. he tnOOghU
he owed the county $4,000, when the coun-
ty owed him $l7 dollars. His friends are
searching for him.
DETROIT, Dec. 10.-The steam barge
Enterprise was sunk on Lake Huron this
morning and seven lives were lost. The
names and particulars are not yet known.
The steam barge Enterprise, which sunk
on Lake Huron this morning, at an early
hour, was coming down in tow of the tug
Balize. When this sida Port Austin she
signaled the tug. She was sinking and
went down three minutes later. Thirteen
men were OF board, and six went down
and were lost. The seven others got
aboard the Balize, but the second engineer
died soon after. The Enterprise was q
Canadian boat, built in Dreden in 1874,
and owned by Marsden, of that place. She
had been engaged in the miscellaneous
carrying trade between that and other
ports on lakes. She was of 303 tonnage. At
the time she went down she carried car
go valued at $4,000, and carried crew of
twelve men, principally Canadians, and
the captain in command only assumed
charge when she started on her last trip.
The names of those lost were as follows:
Jno. MeGraw, Detroit. second engineer;
Chas. Williams, Chicago; John Bertram,
Daniel Jones, Windsor, Ont; Fireman
Patrick Quinn, Detroit; John Lynch, Liver
pool, Eng, and Fireman Patrick -,
surname unknown.
CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
LANAssE, Dec. 10.-Boys playing about
haystack in this city this afternoon dis
covered the emaciated but living form of
Louis Anderson. II appears the stack fell
on and buried him on November II, and
that he has been there ever since, through
some severe weather and without food or
water. He is a mere skeleton, but able to
speak, and it is believed he will recover.
COLLISION.
BOSTON, Dec. 10.-In collision between
the Old Colony railroad train and the
East Milton train, the latter was wrecked.
No person was seriously injured.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
CLAYPooL, Dec, 1O.--This forenoon
about 10 o'clock boiler in Shipley Broa.'
sawmill exploded, instantly killing John
Haddix, engineer, and fatally injuring
Harris Ramsay and William Bloom. Had
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poor circumstances. Loss on the mill
$4,000.
TWO BODIES COME ASHORE.
RODNEY, Ont, Dec. 10.-TSo bodies we're
washed ashore in an open boat at New
Glasgow last night, and are supposed to be
| Capt Quick and son, of Pele Island, near
Kingsville. 1t appears that while fishing
they were driven into the lake and perish
ed from exhaustion and cold.
| BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 10.-Five men are
hunting on the Niagara river for the
drowned from the boat which capsized.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1o.-At fire early this
morning at the esidence of Ella Martin,
149 Boundary avenue, Carrie Martin, aged
thirty two jumped from the second story
and dislocated her spine, and is probably
fatally injured. Susie Martin dropped
from balcony on mattresses, but received
severe shock, besides bruises and
sprains. Ella Martin is an artist and
owns the building and her sister Mary
Martin. aged sixty, was rescued by lad
der. The Misses Martin are natives of
Mt. Vernon and are said to be the daugh
ters of en ex-member of congress now
deceased.
LITTLE RccK, Ark, Dec. 1O-Telegrams
from Pine Bluff reports the town on fire
| in several places. The authorities tele-
graphed to Little Rock for engines. No
particulars.
Later-The FIRE began ct just this
morning at Packard's bakery, which was
destroyed; also the following buildings on
Main street: Schwartz Bros, general mer-
chen0ise, Jacobs auction house, McEwen,
general store, Gslbreath's grocery,
McCracken & Wilson's saloon, Cain &
Williams, VIM Ray, Kaivener, Leon &,
Levy. saloons, Reid's barber shop, O'Con-
nells saloon, Brockaway's saloon, Young
& Mosby, saloon, Dowel i Hilzhein, bill
lard saloon, and the Planters house.
Most of the goods in burned houses were
saved in damaged condition. All the
buildings on two blocks, but Rosenhurg
and Miller's, burned.
Boston, Dec 1O.-The insurance On the
Annisouam mills burned yesterday is
s24o,ooe, of which $4,000 was in the
Boston Mutual.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 1O.-Cooss River
furnace, Gadsden, Ala, has burned. The
fire was caused by the glass blower ex,
ploding near the furnace she'll The latter
is total wreck. The boilers, engines and
four hundred cars of coax were dsstroyed
Loss nearly S150, 1000, No insurance.