Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-20
CASUALTIES.

AT Tarborough,. N. c., o. H. Won Altenburg.
while crossing field With bundle If roses in
his hand, was attacked by Jersey bull and
gored to death.
ToRNADoEs on the 18th, caused destruction
in Chillicothc, and Carrollton, No.. and Erie,
Pa.
The Dakota FIGURING Mill at Sauk Center,
Minn., burned on the 18Th. Loss $65, 900.
DURING the cermopies attending the dedica.
ton Of soldiers monument. at Mystic Bridge,
Conn.,, on the 18th, two posts of G. A. R., &C.
cidentally received tho charges OF battery OF
guns which fired q salute as they were passing.
Eighteen were wounded, some seriously.s
By the capsjzlng of a boat at Provo Lake,
Utah, on the 18th, four ladies and gentleman
lost their lives.
J.H. CHRISTIE was killed at GAINESVILLE, Wis,
on the 10Th, in an attempt to board o moving
train.
The saw and planning mills of John Dubois,
at Havre de Grace, burned on the 18th. Losf
s175. 900.
THE Marinctte and Btenominee paper-mill al
500, 1000.
The &C." shaft of the Braidwood Goa
rsines was set on fire on the 11th, and on The
18th tho shaft was flooded. The loss is heavy
WHITES planing mill at Summit, Mass.
burnt d on the 18th. Loss $50 900.
A CYCLONE struck Beloit, Wis, at 6 P. M. on
tie 18th inst. The storm came from the
southwest, concentrated in the river, near the
town, taking awav the bridge of the G. & NV
Il. r. over Rock River, passed through tho city
stores and dwellings TO the amount Of $1OO, ,0O0
number Of pcrsons were buried under The
falling debris and seriously injured. Ed. Hal
lOTan was killed.
MISS SARAH II. RAYMOND, aged 46, die d or
the 18th while being treated for cancer Of the
throat. The cancer commenced growing whe1
she was 16 years Of age, aud after her death il
measured SO inches In circumference and
inches in length.
A MINIATURE cyclone took in Sturges, Mich
on the 10th, but was satisfied with unroofne
buildings, etc. Hobson Brothers show was de
mo ished.
By the breaking Of guy rope at Chicago
H., on the 1lth, Charles Rider and Charles
White, painters, were fatally injured.
REESE PIERCE, q cornice maker, fell from til,
roof Of new building to the ground, dis
tance of so feet, and was instantly killed, o.
Chicago, ILL.,, on the 11th.
EDWARD CoPLAY fell through skyight q
Chicago, ILL.,, on the 11tb, and was fatally in
jured.
CHARLES RICHARD, fell from the roof Of
cottage At Chicago, ILL.,. on the 11th, and wa'
seriously injured.
NEwcoMB Bros, paperhangers and deoora
tors; st. Louis, lost upwards Of 100000 by fir,
on the 11th..
T.. G.. MANDT. wagon manufacturer, Slough
TON 1o1n $I,rf ~; 4
BERrE EDaERToN, aged IL, was drowned
! near Rockford, ILL.,, on the 9Th, while bathing
| in the river.
The Meramec FIGURING Mills at Meramec
No., burned on the 9th. Loss $50, 900.
HENRY HENKIE, while digging well a
Parker, Dakota, was killed by the fan Of
bucket on the 9th.
The grain warehouse of Douglass, Ste .ar
l. Forrest, at Chicago, burned on the 9th
Loss S100, 900. +: - -. ->-.....# H..
THE 25 ton vulcanizer in the Ausonis Rub
Der Works, at College Point, L. T.. exploded O
the 9th, killing Engineer Jocken, Andrey
Happe and VIM. Kelley. Two others were Il
tally injured. II III = -
The clothing house Of .willoughby, Hill 1
Co.. at Chicago, was damaged by fire on th
9Th. to the amount Of oil, ,000. &.
! MRs. n. R. BARD, and Mrs. Robert Shear
were killed at Grand Haven on the 9Th, in
runaway accident. The horses were frightene'
by steam fire engine. .--r~ -
THREE powder mills Of Latin d Rand, nea
Newburgh. N. f., were struck by lightning o.
| the 7th, and blown up. One man was killed.
AT Cleveland, O., on the sth, Chas. Klyne
Henry Tunky and. VIM. Bonholt, students 4
Calvin Institute, were drowned while bath
Ling. - : 1 .sS g sEr. r., ,,,sy
ONE man was killed and four seriously in
Jured BY the cavtng Of tho root. Of = mine 1
West Templeton, Canada, on the 9Th inst f:;ss s
WV. STEVENS, ence Z noted oarsman, wa
found drowned on the 9Th ct Poughkeepsie
N. Y. ss<<5asz <<55asz:, sgsf 81 = .5 s.
AT Auburn, N. T., on the sth, while scorin
fsr. : race, the gelding driven BY Eugene Root
became unmanageable, and after collidln
with another sulky dashed from the track
dragging the driver on tho ground. Root wa
fatally injured. { a 49,. 4. as ss
The ting Vulcan, Of Detroit, burned OF Ven
million, Ohio, on the morning Of the 7th ins'