Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05
CASUALTIES.
BURNED TO DEATH.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Investigatioa
proves that the nunber of missing from
yesterdays fire is nine. None of the nine
have reported to their hosnea, and all were
known to be in the building at the time
Of the fire. The entire building has fallen
except small portion of the southern
half. The rags are still burning and
stream of water frem an engine is playing
ON the smoking debris. The work of
searching for the dead cannot be under
taken yet. The Times issued an edition
at 12 O'Clock. Its presses are not injured.
The type was all destroyed and the editor
ial room drenched. The Volksblat gives
them type and editorial room to day. To.
composing room to the building vacated
by the late News company, where they will
remain until repairs are made.
ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The boy in charge of
the passenger elevator in the Grand Pacific
hotel lost control of the elevator this
morning as it was making an upward pas
sage, and advised two passengers who were
on board TO jump off at the next landing.
In attempting to do SO one of these Chris
tian jacobson employed in the hotel was
killed. The tragedy was needless, as the
automatic appliance caused the elevator
to stop naturally on reaching the upper
story.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
WILMINGTON, Dol, , Sapt. "A collision
last night on tbs Deleware railroad Iear
Green Springs was caused by a. runaway
locomotive from Clayton, which was started
by tramp who was seen to board it aud
run off. The south boaod passenger train,
which was running fast, met the locomo-
tive and both engines were wrecked. Sew
eral passengers slightly injured.
THE CINCINNATI HORROR.
CINCINNATI, ,Sept.4- Search for the bodies
in the Dilman rag warehouse ruins is still
in progress but without success. The task
is exceedingly slow. The half burnt rags,
paper and hemp, drenched with water,
make mass almost impossible to remove
except by the handful. The mass is smok-
ing yet from the smouldering fire. With
the exception of the discovery that no such
girl as Lizzie Kelly worked in the house
there is nothing to reduce the number of
victims below that given in former
dispatches. 1t was very late last night
before it was certainly known that 80 many
as eight persons had lost their lives in the
building. The Times-Star issued all it's
editions on time to-day.
HEAVY FRosTs AT THE EAST.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 4.-Quite q
heavy frost visited Hampden, Hampshire
and franklin counties on Monday night,
and the tobacco crop was damaged in some
cases severely. The loss in Franklin and
Hampshire counties is estimated at $780,
600. The farmers in that section were all
ready to cut, and had housed about half
the crop.
A later dispatch says the damage by the
frost last night in Hampden, Ham pshire
and Franklin counties is estimated at over
$125,OOO. Whateley and Deerfeld were
the chief sufferers. The loss to tobacco
growers in each place is over $4,000. The
greatest damage is in the tobacco fields, in
some Of which the crop is total loss, and
simply will have to be plowed under.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 4.-Reports from Pc
nobseot county affirm that heavy frost
did considerable damage to crops.
PoJaHKzrps1E, n. Y, Sept. "A heavy
frost In the Hudson river valley this morn
ing and prospects of more tonight. The
harvest is ended and the damage amounts
10 uttlsE ea cfT
5AY aouLD's ATLANTA on DENDER.
INV YoaK, Sept. 4.-The tug boat Ed
win Hawley this afternoon was run into by
Jay Geuld's yacht Atlanta, and cut in two
and sunk All hands we're saved. The
Atlant, was also In collision with schoen-
er at anchor, damaging her stern.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO MILITARY COMPANY.
SpHrxeYInID, ILL.,, Sept. A private dis
patch says Company A, Ninth regiment Of
infantry, state militia, in returning home
from the encarnpment of the Second brig
ade met with al accident on the st. l.. &
E. &. r. between Carmi and GRANVILLE.
The train ran through bunch of cattle
and ran over some of them. The car in
which the members of the com pany we're
was overturned killing nine and wounding
fifteen. No further particulars are given