The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-30
CASUALTIES,

IHE levee at Madison, Mo-, broke on the
23d, and the low laeds were flooded. The
country between Mitchell and Venice. Mo. is
under water The total destruction bv the
HOOD at this point is over SI00.0UO
FRANK WBsr and two horses were killed by
lightning at Arrow Rock. Mo-. on the 23d.
ADAM GREENF1ELD was crushed between the
cars at Nmcennes, Ind., on the 23d.
PATRICK DIXON, driver of harvesting ma
chime, at Nncennes Ind, on the 23d was
thrown IN front of the knives BY runaway
horse and cut to pieces.
Ike steamer Spartan ran ashore on Carri-
bou Island, on the 23d.
MARTIN MARTINsoN, 10 years old, drowned
while bathing at Chicago, on the 23d.
AN explosion at blast furnace No 5, South
Chicago, three men .were killed and several
more injured. Tbirty-five tons of molten iron
were thrown in every direction.
The laundry of Mrs. G. NJ Hopkins, at Troy.
n. T., burned on the 22d. Loss $50. 600
A panic ensued among the operatives but all
were rescued.
Two men hadtheir skulls fractured and two
others were severely injured by the fall of
scaflold al Minneapolis MIMI, on the 22d.
The Kalamazoo Light Guards were practic-
ing target-shootiDg on the 21st. One of them
d farmer
Hope, instantly killing him.
PETER WATTS planlng mill at Knightstowp.
lnd, burned on the 22d. Loss SIS. 900
\ BRAKEMAN named Willard was killed near
Manchester Ia, on the 21st His foot cauabt
IN frog and the train backing down upon Inn
he was cut in two.
On the 22d Charles Il. Walker, Of Mime
apolls, Mimi, fell between the cars of a mov-
ing freight train and was killed.
The boiler of Grants wooden mills at Boone
vile, Mo-, exploded on the 22d. The building
and machinery were wrecked and several men
injured. Loss $50, ,0o0.
FENN's MANOR, Pa, reports a cyclone on the
18th, damaging property to the extent of S25.-
900. '
A TORNADO struck the southern portion of
Chiillcothe County. Mo-. on the z1st. wrecking
thirty fam houses Two men were killed and
twenty injured.
THREE warehouses attached to John Glib
son Sons distillery at Gibsonton. Pa, burned
on the 21st, and IL. 900 barrels OF whisky de-
stroyed. Loss T5u0,000. Fifteen persons
were injured by an explosion in one of the
warehouses.
CLAwsoNs wagon depot and other buildings
at Salt Lake, Utah, were destroyed by fire OH
the 2lst. Loss 100000. During the fire an
and damaged buildings to the amount of
$4,000.
SOLOMON LEWIS tailoring establishment, at
Cincinnati, was destroyed by fire on the 21st.
Loss S50. 900.
JAMES RYAN was drowned at De Pere. Wis,
ON the 2oth. He was chasing pig and his
boat capsiZed.
MoRToN's BLOCK in San Francisco. burned
on the 10th. Loss Sl5O, 600.
Ten buildings in Fresno, Gala. were de-
stroyed 10y fire on the 20rh. Loss so, ,0GU
A FIRE at Chmchilrs lumber ward at
Alpena, Mich, on the Goth, DESTROYED $50. 900
worth Of lumber.
TUE floods damaged property in the neigh
borhood OF Alta, Ih., on the 10th. to the
smoupt OF Il, 100000
The whaling schooner Ellen Rzbah arrived
at Provincetown. Mass. on the Goth. and re-
ported the loss of Mate Dunham and SIX of the
crew while pursuing a whale. The harmon
line fouied and dragged the mates boat under
water.
Two boys about II years of age bathing in
tie river at Milwaukee. Wis, on the Goth. were
drowned.
+. STEWART, an Gronaut, was Killed at
Fayette No, on the 18th. His balloon. a bot
| air. burned at height of 1000 feet, and bal
loon and balloomst dropped like shot into
BCnne Femme Creek.
LIGHTNING struck barn at Princeton. Mo-,
on the 18th, killing thloe men and iniuring a
fourth.
Two men were killed and one seriously in-
jured by the fall of a platforIn in all iron mine
at Mlneylle, \. Y, on the 10Th.
FETFR NEvIN, a sailor. was killed. and an
other ssior named Nonson. was dangerously
injured II Chicago. ou tie 19 n, by the par,ing
II toW-iine.
YRS. hAETIN SUMMERS, at Vinccuucs. Iud.,
on lie l9th. was killed by being thro va on a
bar cd wire fence by runaway team.
HENRY SgEpaERD, aged y. employed at the
Minneapolis Harvester Works, Minneapolis.