Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-19
CASUALTIES.
An Editors Residence Burned to the
Ground-AnOther Railway Collision
Church Burned but well Insured-A
Town in Ruins by Fire-Minor Mishaps.

| GfOunu-AnOther halfway COLLISION
| Church Burned but well Insured-A
| Town in Ruins by Fire-Minor Mishaps.
| CLEAN SWEEP.
| PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 1S.-Fire broke
out this morning in the residence of Isaac
W. England, publisher of the New York
Sun. The house was burned to the ground,
and only few pieces of furniture, pictures
and books were saved.
| HARRoDsBURG, KY, Nov. 18.-Half q
square on Main street was burned last
night. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
/ NASHUA, N. H., Nov. 1.-THE old Wash
ington house and two adjoining build
| ings were burned; loss $4,000.
| The new handle factory attached TO Diss-
toms saw works. Tacony, was destroyed by
fire this evening. Loss $50,000; insured
| for two-thirds of this amount.
| COLLISION.
ST. GEORGE, Ont, Nov. 1S.---Two freight
trains in collision near here. Engines
and several cars wrecked and forty hogs
| killed
CA1Ro, ILL.,, Nov. 19Reliable Information
confirms our previous report of the acct
dent at Bradford, Tenn, on the southern
division OF the Illinois Central railroad.
Train No. 4 going south, was tagged at
Bradford for orders, and whjle the con-
ductor was in the telegraph office getting
them his engineer failed to sac the flag,
rang his bell and receiving an answer by
bell cord, left the station without the con
/ ductor.
Unsuccessful attempts were made to call
him back with freigh. engines whistle.
When two mics below Bradford, a lady
living along the line, tagged the train and
it was coming TO 4 stop when the north
bound passenger train came around the
curve at forty miles an hour, and on COM
ing together both trains were wrecked and
| five cars burned. Mr.. Conbern, line re-
pairer, and colored porter were killed.
Engineer of the train No. 3 was seriously
hurt and seven or eight passengers were
| injured, but none seriously. Major Burke
| of the New Orleans Times Democrat and
wife were passengers. Mrs. Burke only
slightly injured.
CAPTAIN sTRETCH's BODY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Captain John Prin-
diville of this city, an old lake captain,
says he believes the body of Capt. Stretch
of the wrecked steam barge Akeley, was
washed ashore near iSaugatuck, was there
robbed and buried or sunk in the waves.
The wind was blowing toward shore, which
he says would have made it impossible for
the body to float away after coming on
the beach. The first report said there was
color in the cheeks and the limbs pliable,
which seemed to indicate that life was not
extinct
CHURCH BURNED.
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Nov. 18.-The Third
Congregational church burned but well in
sured. A fireman was badly injured.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 18.-William
Baumgaiiner, freight conductor on the
Louisville & Nashville railroad, who was
run over while coupling cars at Cabron
station, died this morning.
BODIES RECOVERED.
PETosKEY, Mich, Nov. 18-The body OF
Moses Dewiler, who was drowned in com
pany with Superintendent Chase, Of the
United States fisheries, and others, at this
place last Sunday, was found at the head
of Little Traverse bay, four miles north OF
here, this afternoon, The body of Moody,
one of the number drowned of the
schooner Lucy J. Clarke, near Gross vii
lage, a week ago, was also found washed
TOWN PARTLY BURNED
BENoNE, Ohio, Nov 18.--The business
portion OF town is burned; loss $4,000
The principal loser is George Speaker,
residence and store. j. 2. Ash, hardware,
lost $1,000; Helfrick & Ash, agricultural
implements, $4,000.
sCaoONERs ASHORE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Nov. 17.-Private dis
patches say the schooner M. s. Collins is
ashore at Sister bay with 100 cords of
wood in her hold and full of water She
Is valued at $4,000 and insured for IS. 900.
Boston Marine $4,000, Union of PhIladel-
phie $4,000, Buffalo $4,000, and Thames
and Mersey $4,000. The schooner Guiding
Star, ashore twelve miles north of this port,
hiss been abandoned as q total loss. She
YVES valued at $4,000.
IN STORMY WEATHER.
HALIFAX, Nov. 19.-The steamer Boston
City from Boston for London put in here
tonight with her cattle pens started. The
men in charge of the live stock were ex-
| hausted,the vessel having experienced CON
/ tinuous heavy gales. She has cargo of
/ general merchandise, 2S6 head OF cattle
and 275 sheep.
| THROUGH 4 BRIDGE.
i freight tram on the Cairo division OF
tie Wabash railway ran through bridge
near Crosswell, H., this morning, fatally
injuring Joseph Elliott, of Crosswen. The
conductor and brakeman we're slightly in