Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-09
THREE STUDENTS DROWNED.

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THREE STUDENTS DROWNED.
CLEVELAND. June S.-Chas. Klyne, aged
seventeen. Henry Tunky. twenty-five, and
William Bolhol', twenty, students of Cal
WINS institution in this city, were drowned
this evening while boating i'll the river
near the infrmary.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Two freight trains
collided on the Iron Mountain railroad
near Silver Cliff. some twenty miles below
this city at an early hour this morning.
No one was hurt, but both locomotives ard
numbers of cars were wrecked, involving
the loss Of several thousand dollars.
WIRE WORKS BURNED.
BRISTOL, Pa, June S.-The Clark insu-
lated electric wire works are burned. loss
$4,000, insurance $4,000,
FOUND DROWNED.
PoUGHEEEPsIE, \. Y, June S.-William
Stevens, once noted oarsman. was found
drowned to-day, He has been missing
since December ).
POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.
NEwBUBG, n. Y, June 8.-Three powder
mills of Latin & Rand were blown up yes
terday by lightning, and one man killed.
Loss $4,000. Work viii be suspended a
month.
SEVERE sToR1E.
READING, Pa, June 6.-Last nights
storm was the severe5t for years. A force
of men was kept at work all night repairing
a washout al PerLiomen junction OF the
Reading railroad. Two trains were strck
by lightning and a church at Amityvilie
damaged, cattle and horses were killed in
various parts of the country.
LEAKS STOPPED.
UTICA, n. Y, June Steaks discovered
in the canal feeders at Rome and Oriskeny
are closed and the waste gates opened at
Frankfort and Utica. It is thought the
delay to navigation will be brief.
RUN INTO HERD OF CATTLE.
MONTREAL, June 8.-A Grand Trunk
freight train, with cattle on board, ran
into herd on the wharf, throwing several
cars off the track and killing five steers.
Damage $4,000.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June S.-Five houses
were destroyed this morning in Newport,
Ark. by fire. Loss, $4,000. Nearly all
were insured in the Continental of New
York and the Hartford company.
HEAVY STORM.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 8.-A heavy
wind storm accompanied by rain struck
the southwest portion of
the city at o'clock this
evening, unroofng several houses, blew
down barns, fences, etc, doing quite a
large amount Of damage. No person was
injured. Specials from Bluffs, Chaplin,
Jacksonville, Berlin and other points
along the Wabash railroad west of this
city report the heaviest rain storm this
afternoon that has fallen for years. The
whole country is flooded and great dam
age done to crops.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-The works of the
Central Paint and Roofing company on
Park street, took ire from oil boiling
over. An explosion followed and the pro-
prietors, J. \. Hays and c. Hopkins, were
badly burned. It Is thought the former
will die. Loss of property light.
PANIC IN Il SCHOOL ROOM.
New YORK, June 8.--A panic that might
have resulted il dreadful loss of life oc-
Cured in a primary school on Fifth street
this afternoon. The scholars shouted fire,
when a scene of wild excitement and con-
fusion followed. A hundred children in
the diferen5 class rooms crowded towards
the stairs and al efforts or the part of the
teachers to preserve order We're Intellectual.
1 number of Children were crushed and
had their clothes torn in the struggle.
The police report no one seriously injured.
There was no ire.