Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-17

ment turning over three times and were
demolished. Mrs. Jolley, of Collinsvilie,
was fatally injured and number of other
casualties.
BODIES FOUND.
SOUTH HAVEN, Mich, Nov. 16-The
bodies of John Kingston, mate; John Bah
bitt, stewart: Charles Hurts, Philadelphia:
Charles Esmeet, Chicago, dock deckhand,
were washed ashore this afternoon ten
miles north. The books and papers of
the Akley, in a wooden case also came
ashore. Kingston's remains will be sent
to Port Colborne, Rabbits to Spring
Lake. No mention is made of Captain
Stretch's body.
TRAIN DERAILED.
DALLAS, Nov. 16.-The south bound pas
senger train on the II. & T. G. railroad,
jumped the track during the night just
north of Choctaw, precipitating the en-
CINE. baggage and express car through a
trestle, killing the fireman and severely
1njsring the engineer and baggeman. 1t
IS rumored that convicts employed as
track laborers placed the track in condi
ton to cause the wreck.
TRAIN WRECKED.
ALLENTOWN. d, NOV. 10 L1doS VI
rock fell to-day from tn. roof of the tun-
mel On the Herkimer road. A freight
train ran into the obstruction wrecking
the engine and number of cars, and
blocking the road.
SKULL FRACTURED.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 15.-An unknown
man was found lying in fence corner in
Franklin township to-day, with his skull
fractured. He died without speaking and
was evidently murdered.
BODY FOUND.
New YORK, Nov. 16.--The body of Rob-
ert Fellows, broker, missing since the
29th of October, was found III the North
river.
VESSEL LOSSES.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia private telegram
to the vessel owners was received here to-
day, and the report is as follows: The
schooner Norman is ashore on Hog Island.
reef full of water and Will probably go to
pieces. The schooner Flying Mist, sighted
off Frankfort, is much disabled, leaking,
and will probably go to the bottom before
tug can reach her The schooner Regu-
Iator is ashore south of St. Joseph, Mich,
and probably will be a total wreck. The
propeller Avon, of the Union Steamboat
line, is ashore near Buffalo on sandy
beach, loaded with sundries for Chicago,
and valued 100000, insured. Private
advices also confirm the previous report
OF the loss of the schooner E. Fitzgerald,
with all on board.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 16.-The propeller
Avon, of the Union Steamship company's
line, which left yesterday, was caught in
terrible gale OF wind and snow in the
afternoon, and driven back despite the
efforts of several tugs, and driven high on
the beach in g disabled condition. In
this disabled condition, with the
wheel broke and The rudder gone,
the crew is safe. 4 small Canadian
schooner, the Maple Leaf, of Port BurweL
bound TO this port was caught in the gale
and blown down the lake at a furious rate.
About six o'clock last night she ran ashore
and this morning is almost out of water.
The crew we're able TO get off 1t is be-
heved that the three-master which sunk of
Port Burwell last night, IS the shooner
Fitzgerald. Il Is thought al hands are
lost. She was Commended by Capt. D.
Hangar; first MAZE james Lotus, Chica-
go.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The propeller Mer-
rimac, fears for whose safety have pre-
vailed for the past SIX days, arrived at
Port Huron to-day.
KILLED.
NAO5EB, H., Nov. IG..--R. J. Lawrence,
deputy county clerk ard coroner of Nc
Donough county, was killed by the cars
last night. He was fifty years old.
TOTALLY LOST.
PoRT Rowan, Ont, Nov. IG.-Capteiu
Woodward, of the life saving station pro
ceeded to the wreck at day light this morn
ing, of ths i'll fated schooner reported
ashore at Long Point yesterday. The yes
sci is completely covered with ice. Her
name, as near as can be made out, is the
Z. Fitzgerald, Of Buffalo, supposed loaded
with wheat. The sea is still SO high it is
impossible for small boats to go out to
her, it is now said her.orew consisted of six
men instead of eight gs reported yester-
day, Iwere all drowned in eudeavoring 70
reach the shore in the yawl. The vessel
will be ? total wreck. None of the bodies
came ashore.