Daily globe., 1883-07-09
WORTHY APPOINTMENT,
CASUALTIES.
FIRE AGAIN AT RED WING.
Especial Telegram to the GlOre.

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RED WING, July 3.-The building owned
by G. G. Coyel, on the corner of Broadway
and Main streets, and which narrowly es
canpd destruction at the Opera house fire
last spring, caught fire in the basement at
$50 on Saturday evening, and before the
fremen coulp get a stream on it, had IFS
inside completely gutted. 1t was occupied
by Fred Little, grocer. whose loss is
$4,000; the 1. O. 0. F. hall, $500; Anton
Pintel, household goods, $500, while Mr.
| CoyePs loss on the building, which was a
brick structure, is $4,000, which was in
sured for $4,000, Several persons room
ing in the building also met with greater
or lesser losses. Owing to an inadequate
supply of water it was with great exer-
tions that the adjoining buildings were
saved The fire was caused by Mr.. Little's
falling down the stairs into the oil room
breaking lighted lamp in his hands
which fred the basement in an instant
barely giving him time to escape being
inundated.
STORM ON LAKE wINNEBAGo.
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MILWAUKEE, July 8.-A tornado swept
over Lake Winnebago last evening, in
several instances occasioningI waterspouts
Two storm clouds, one from the north and
the other from the west collided above the
village of Taycheedah, three miles north
east of Fond du Lac. The full force OF
the wind was not felt on terra frma, still
manT trees were uprooted and a number
of chimueys blown from buildings. No
casualties occurred. In the towns OF
Empire, Calumet, Forest. Marshfeld and
! EldoradO heavy rains followed the wind
flooded the IOwlands and inflicted severe
damage on growing crops. In Fond du
/ Lac the rain fall flooded the eastern part
of the city and many cellars were filed
4 No estimate has been attempted of the
/ damage done.
KILLED BY \ FALLING TREE.
! ALBANY, \. Y, July 8.-August Ehlers
and child were in small boat on the riveI
taking shelter on bank and were struck by
a falling tree, during cyclone and killed
The mother was dangerously injured.
DROWNED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 6.-Mrs. Alberto
Kuhlman, eighteen, and Mary Donlen, ff
teen, were drowned in the river by the up
setting of the boat
VESSEL ASHORE.
MILWAUKEE, July S.-An unknown
three -and-after was seen ashore on north
Manitou island Saturday morning by
Capt. Lisk, of the Narragansett, which
arrived to-day. She was head on, and is
supposed to be grain or ore laden for be-
low. 1t is conjectured that she struck
during the fog Friday night.
| POOLING WITH GUN.
RUssELvILLE, KY, July S.-Last night
Nimrod Long, young man, while fooline
with an old gun shot his cousin, Nimrod
Briggs, killing him instantly. The cap OF
the gun was corroded and Long thought
there was no charge in it.
FIRES.
New ORLEANS, July 8.-The roof anG
upper floors of the three-story building
No. 81 Tchou pitoulas street, occupied by
Schropshire & Co., wines and liquors
burned. Loss estimated at $4,000; in
sured in local companies. Mofatt's can
dy factory and Hartwell & Chambers
wholesale grocers, were damaged by water
fully insured.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-A fire to-day in
Waggoncr's millinary store caused a loss
of $1,000; covered by insurance, in the
North American and Buffalo Insurance
companies.
Boston, July 8.-The Glendon company.
by fire tonight. lose $4,000 worth of lum-
/ ber; the Boston Color com pany, adjoin-
ing. $4,000 The fire at the beginning
promised to be serious.
STOLEN BONDS TURNING UP.