Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-16

FRANKsv1LIE, Wis, April ia freigh
engine on the st. Paul road ran off tn
track near this place this evening, plow
/ ing the ground for some distance. No on,
was injured by the accident.
DROWNED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 15.-Yesterda.
afternoon the body of a man was takel
from the river, near State street bridge
| It had been in the water several days. De
| ceased appeared to be about sixty years
old. He was clad in the garb of {
| iaborer.
DIED OF HER INJURIES.
Minnie Willis, aged eleven years, whC
was terribly burned at the home of hel
parents, on the 31st, ult, by a rush of fire
from a cooking stove, died to-day, after
! terrible suffering.
CUT TO PIECES.
WHEELING, w. Va. April 14.-This even
ing laborer named Jonas Creswell, EN-
ployed by the Pittsburg, Wheeling d Ken
lucky Railroad company, was run over By
an engine on the Baltimore & Ohio, and
literally cut to pieces. He had stepped
out 20 look for one engine, and was struck
by one coming from an opposite direc
| tion.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 14.-This morn
ing at IL 80 Mike McCabe was engaged in
digging a well, and when at the depth o1
i fifteen feet the walls caved in, burying
him beneath about nine feet of earth and
| sand. An atempt was made at once tc
rescue him, which was successful, and al
6 o'clock this evening he was taken out
| still alive, although very weak and suffer
| ing from wound on the head caused by
timbers. After the body had been partly
unearthed, but before it could be released
the poor fellow called for priest and one
| being summoned, was lowered into the
| pit, confessing the unfortunate man, who
was thought to be in extremities. When
removed prompt medical aid was extend
ed, and the man may recover.
FLoATER FOUND.
HELENA, Ark, April 1.-THE body of {
white man was caught floating in the rive
this afternoon. An inquest revealed tina
the deceased was about thirty-fve year!
old, heavy set, sandy hair, with the charac
tiers in India ink on his right arm of 1
skiff anchor, heart with initials E. o. ant
G. l. in center, and on left arm the fgure
of male and female standing aboard
ship. He was evidently steamboat eng1
neer.
BOY KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
ST. LOUIS, April IA violent wind
storm in Jefferson City, No., to-day. un
rooted several houses, and did considera
BILE other damage. There we're severa
storms in different parts of Kansas th'
past twenty -four hours. The house O.
Daniel McGonigle, few miles from st
Marys, was struck by lightning last night
and boy sixteen years old, member o
the family, was killed. No other seriou
casualty is reported.
FRIGHTFUL STORM IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 14.-Last
nights storm was very violent at Adair,
west of here. hotel addition was demol
| ished and the roof of Meyers block blown
off. Moran s. McManus' new building
was ruined and twenty stables or more re
meved from their foundation. Some dam
age was done at Anita and people fed tt
caves for protection. A large barn soutl
of Anita was blown down, and hous
struck by lightning and burned.
| FATAL BALCONY TUMBLE.
New YORK, April 14.-During a fgh
between colored and white people at mid
night at 142 Elm street, the balcony OF
which the men were fighting fell from tht
second story into the yard. John Graul
an old colored corn doctor, was killed, ant
Martha Reilly, a colored woman,was fatal
| ly injured.
BRADsTREET's AGENCY BURNED OUT.
New YORK, April 15.--The fve-stor.
building, 279, 2S1 and 283 Broadway, oc
cupied by Bradstreet's commercial agency
Emington & Sons,rife manufacturers, ant
the Hall Safe and Lock company, was gut
ted by fire to-day. Loss about $4,000
partly insured. Bradstreets recently ha
their stock insured for 100000, and thi
will probably cover the loss, if the book
are not destroyed. The business will nc
be interrupted.
FURNITURE FACTORY BURNED.
ST. LOUIS, April 15.-The furnitur
factory of Stockhouser & Co., corner {
Carondelet avenue and Soulard street, wa
burned late last night. The loss on stOcE
machinery and material is about $35,00
insured for $1,000. The building We
owned by John q. De Ganhart, whose 10:
is $4,000, and insured fully.
STORES AND ELEVATOR BURNED.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April ia fire {
Marbona station, on the Wabash road,
few miles east of here, destroyed seve
stores and shops, and an elevator belong
ing to White Bros, early yesterday morI
ing. Loss not known.
BLOCK BURNED.
/ OWEN SOUND, Ont, April 15.-Butchard
block and John B. Smiths boot and she
store are burned. Loss $4,000.
FIRE AT PLYMOUTH, ND
PLYMOUTH, Ind, April ia fire tn
morning destroyed one of the best busine