Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
and the roof of RowIer,s blacksmith shop

and the roof of Rowley's blacksmith shop
partially gone.
The center and roof of the building on
the northwest corner OF Sixth and Broad
way are crushed in.
The roof, cornice and skylight on Grow
ellis picture gallery are damaged.
Mr.. Gaskill's barn is in ruins, and the
roof eff DR.. Williams residence slightly
injured.
The roof CT the creamery was torn Off
and the upper part of the north end
crushsd in. The cooper shop and sheds
in connection with the creamery were
demolished. The residence occupied by
j. L. Hcwio is badly damaged ;. II
SEVENTH STREET.
The spire of the German Lutheran
church was Frustrated and Moses HRrd's
barn leveled to the earth.
EIGHTH STREET.
West wing of Dewitt Smiths residence
torn off.
Rev. Roth's barn blown down.
Mr. Braen's house blown down.
Roof of Mrs. Hayney's house blown of.
The roof of Mr.. Murphy's house dam
aged.
Tive barns belonging to Messrs. Belly
and HefreR, respectively, were wrecked.
The roof eff Mr.. Telbert's barn torn of.
The roof of the Broadway house was
torn off and tbs building otherwise dam
aged.
DIVISION STREET.
Roof Of Whitney's elevator damaged.
ailman's factory demolished.
The Rochester Harvester works and
office entirely ruined.
Whitten's warehouse destroyed.
FRANKLIN sTsERr, NORTH OF RAILROAD.
Whitten's dwelling, occupied by Mr..
Manley, entirely ruined.
The residence OF Mr.. Burse was demol-
jshed, and two houses belonging to Mrs
Smith were uAroofed.
S. Vromcn's dwelling was Ieveled. The
Third ward school house was completely
wrecked and Mr.. Ehodec's house entirely
ruined
The Broadway bridge is thing of the
past.
The dwellings of Charles Garter, Dan
Raugh's, DR.. Chapman and G. ". Pagh
are in ruins.
From short distance from the rail-
road to where ahe Brosdwsy bridge stood,
there is one chaotic mass of devastation
and ruins.
Where yesterday stood homes Of JOY and
contentmens, the eye is greeted by scene
of utter desolatlon.
The residence of Robert Smith, vas de-
stroyed.
II. B. Flagg's dwelling was ruined.
The hoases Of Aessrs. Woeley, Luther,
Ryan and Clough are entirely destroyed.
Mr.. McCutehins house is partially ruin
ed; also the dwelling Of Mr.. Pedesson.
The residence Of Frank II. Allen, is de-
stroyed.
Mrs. Proctor's house was moved from
the foundation and badly racked.
Mrs. Armstrong; house is considerably
damaged.
Price, William Pugh, Paul Jordon, Mrs.
Howe and Peter Larson are entirely ruin
ed.
A house owned by Ashel Smith and
occupied by Mrs. HumphEies was de-
stroyed; also the house of 8. II. Sar-
geant
At Coles mill we found eight cars
overturned and two car loads of -four in
the race.
The west end of Coles mill was blown
III; the machinery on the attic floor is all
! out of place. The roof is blown off an
| part of the southwest corner torn out
| The smoke stack of the engine house
was Frustrated and the building otherwise
| damaged.
The cooper shop at Coles mill was
| destroyed: also an unoccupied house near
! the reservoir.
East and south the dwellings, of James
Gardner and w. H. Wylie are in ruins.
The roof Of Judge Eaton's house wal
blown of.
The dwelling of Mrs. Shannahan was al
so unroofed.
The houses OF William Parker and Mr.
| NcCutchin were wrecked.
John Proud's house and barn were de-
mOIished, also TIE dwellings of Geo. Han
son and L. J. Slade.
Mr.. McCormek's house was damaged.
Il. II. Hummason's house IS ruined, ant
an upoocupied house of Horace Cook
nearly so.
\ house owned by Mr.. Granger an,
occupied by Herman Blause is wrecked.
Mrs. Warfield's house was unroofed.
The house of Mr.. Ga5ky and Mr.. Hagar
were destroyed.
A house owned by Louis Miller wa
wrecked.
Houses owned by Messrs. Brown, fond
70, Kahily, Vaughn, Manley, Roeder, Mar
tin, and Conklin were utterly annihiIa
ted.
The Leland farm residence was de
stroyed.
Lehman's house occupied By Mr.. Front;
was laid in ruins.
The residence of August Zerath was dc
stroyed.
Mr.. Frank Reeds house is in ruins, ais
Mr.. Turks dwelling.
The house and barn Of John Vedder ar
fat.
The dwellings of Messrs. Rugadon an
J. B. Wagner ere destroyed.
Mr.. Winraber's house is ruined; ais
those Of Mr.. G ordy and Mr.. Swankie.
Il. A. Browns house, occupied by Thol
Clark, is ruined.
Two dwellings opposite owned b
Messrs. Osborn and Whitski are ais
ruined.
William Browns house is wrecked.
Charles Billiards. house was destroyed
William Hines house was badly dam
aged and his barn blown down.
Mr.. Coles house was slightly dam