Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23

fGtrlck Toward, badly injured, inter
nally.
Thomas Brady, brakeman, of Glens
Falls, leg broken and internal injuries.
John Jenkins, conductor, face and head
badly cut.
Edward Deal, engineer, cut about the
head.
Mrs.. 3. Theise, Fort Edward, arm
broken and head badly cut
Mrs. L M. Hamland, Fort Edward, head
and side injured. ..
Mrs. Anna Tisdale, Whitehall, injured
slightly about the chest. ,gy
IAos. Loomis, baggage man, shoulder
sprained.
Charles Scheffers, expressman, shoulder
dislocated.
Charles Calestraski, foot bruised and
head cut.
James Loomis, Sandy Fill, bruised and
cut.
Jas. c.. Mcintyre, Ticonderoga, N. Y,
leg broken and injured internally.
Abraham Wing, Fort Edward, head and
neck cut.
Mrs. G. VI. Carr, Fort Edward, cut about
tie head and body bruised.
N. Goldstein Pack, Glens Falls, badly
cut about the head.
Jacob Goldstein, slightly injured.
John e. Messick, proprietor Abin hotel,
Saratoga, head and chest injured.
] Mrs. Florence Stoddard, Fort Edward,
| injured about the limbs and head.
John Cushion, Glens Falls, conclusion
of the spine.
Every person on the train was injured
except newsboy, Eddie White, of Lake
George.
STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.
The iron steamship Heimdebl arrived
| from quarantine this afternoon on fire.
There were 303 Storage and three other
passengers, besides the crew numbering
sixty persons. Castle Garden barges, with
the fire boats Of the Havemeyer mills and
The Fletcher and police boat patrol were
Immediately dispatched to the burning
| vessel. The passengers were transferred
to the Castle Garden barges and police
boats. The captain and crew remained
On board the steamer. She was towsd to
Bendoe's island and run ashore. Nearly
/! all the baggage of the passengers was
taken Off The fire originated in the lower
main hold Sunday afternoon, and was
pretty much confined there. The cargo
was shipped at Stettin, Copenhagen and
Christiansand, and is fully insured. No
| estimates of damage, either to the steam
ship or cargo could be ascertaiued, but the
amount is considerable, both from fire and
| water.
FIRES YESTERDAY.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 22.-Basils block,
| near tine market, is ablaze. It contains
the largest business houses of the city. 1t
is thought two or three persons are burned
to eeath. The mayor has telegraphed to
| Baltimore for aid.
LATER.-Two persons were killed, Chas.
Legg, and his aged aunt, Miss Lizzie Wat
kins, whom Legg, after he was out of the
! house, went back to save.
LATEsT.-Ten houses and nine store
rooms burned. Loss $4,000, distributed
among number of people. Insurance
only partial.
LAGRANGE, Ill, Oct. ga. Kelb's cheese
factory burned here this morning. Loss
$4,000. insurance not stated.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.-Loss.. by last nights
fire at the Forest City Oil works was not
| as large as threatened. An eighty barrel
still of gasoline caught and made a huge
| blaze but the damage did not exceed few
hundred dollars.
DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Stearns & Compa-
ny's establishment at Grand Haven, was
destroyed by fire Sunday morning with
$4,000 worth of lumber. Loss $4,000;
partly insured.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 22.-The -four mill at
Guttenburg, owned by G. F. West, burned
Saturday night. Loss $4,000; insurance
$1,000. '-'i1 'I'
Big RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 22.-At Fish
Greek, five miles from Sheridan, the barf;.1
of the Grand Haven lumber company
burned Saturday, with seventeen horses
seven oxen and as So bushels of oats and
forty tons of hay. No insurance.
MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-One of j. McDou-
gals grain and -four warehouses and con-
tents, on the bank of the canal, burned tc-
day and another was badly damaged. Loss
100000; insured. A wall fell upon Peck.
Benny Cos. rail factory damaging it
considerably; insured.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA fire broke out on
South Second street and damaged four
stores this morning; Losses, ST. Louis
Quilting company, $4,000; John Tier
~ ~ poO3OpOJ w IL y 6dr o.
Co., grocsrs, $4,000. ALI are covered by
insurance. The buildings we're owned by
W, +. obear. Loss 1900; insured.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. pa two
story brick building at MiddleviIle, Barry
county, owned and occupied by Capt.
Syuhey o'omitn was. burned with contents
hardware, agricu' .tural implements and
nr @cn,tery yssser lay. In trying to save
PlopeF5y n a sh ID adjoining, Capt. Smith,
Una Dnnoy a. I'D boy fourteen years old,
oe4 az VI mos: Galsh, were killed by wall
u Inc ou:iol ng falling on the shed and
" u'hlng II A clerk for Smith, Silas Gear,
Sa Daeiy hurt and is not expected to live.
go ,eman, was badly hurt but not
go The fire is supposed to be an in
20, 90 AIRY. Loss on building $4,000, on
~, -" K $4,000; partly insured. The upper
et of the building was used for lodge
purposes by Masons and Good Templers
, who lose about 5000. Smith was a cap
tain of the Third Michigan infantry and
served during the war.
Hoadleys Plurality 1850.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 22.-Sscretary New
man furnishes the following totals on gov
| ernor, as the result of the late election:
Foraker, BAT ,064s Hoadley, 359,593; Schu-
macher 361. Jankins 9 7S5. total vote