Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12


asleep, but there are circumstances which
lead to the suspicion that he committed
suicide. He was one of the Oldest resi-
dents in Donehan county and lawyer of
high standing.
DISASTROUS ICE HOUSE FIRE.
Booth BAY, Me-, April 1.-THE extern
sive buildings of the Knickerbocker COM
pany and all runs, engine and engine
houses, hay and store houses, were totally
destroyed by fire and 10000 tons of ice
ruined. The wharves were also destroyed.
Boats loading at the wharves were hauled
into the river. The loss is estimated at
S15O,OOO, with an insurance of $4,000.
MOVING OUT IN BOATS.
BRANTFoRD, Ont, April 1.-THE Grand
river has risen eight feet in the past forty
eight hours. The fair grounds and north and
south sides of the city are flooded. Resi-
dents are moving out in boats, or occupy
ing the second story.
TERRIBLE AND FATAL EXPLOSION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April l1.-At Nun
Gle, Ind, to-day, Charles Rhoades, aged
eighteen, and Beach Tinsley, aged thirty
five, started into the country, carrying can
of Hercules powder. Half mile from the
Rhoades, tearing him to atoms. His head
was blown entirely from his body and
was found fifty yards from the place of the
explosion. Legs arms and other fragments
of the body were scattered in all directions,
and one arm cannot be found, Tinsley
had one arm badly crushed, his face and
head horribly cut and is supposed to be
seriously injured internally, and there is
little hope of his recovery.
THE FLOODS IN LOUISIANA.
ST. Louis, April 11.-Advices from New
Orleans, say that the river fell two inches
yesterday and the flowing of the water
over the leyee at various points in front of
the city is stopped. Draining machines
are rapidly removing water from the
overfowed district in the city. The Gre
vase at Gouldsboro is closed, and the,
water in that place, at AIgiers, Gretna and
Fleetown is draining into the swamps be-
yond. A good deal of apprehension is
felt along the Atchafaya on account of the.
| immense body of water flowing through it
to the gulf. That stream is said to be
nearly as large as the Mississippi, and the
| planters in the rich Teche country along
| the lower end of this river fear an over
| flow.
MoRRIsBUBG, Ont, April 1.-THE store
and contents of Munroe & Capell, dry
goods, are burned. Loss, $4,000, and in
sured for $4,000.
| DAMAGES BY FREsEET.
| GoDERICH Ont, April 1.-THE floods
and ice jam in Maitland river has carried
away Hart's mill and mill-dam. The
hands saved themselves by jumping from
| the windows. The banks of the stream
are undermined, and several land-slides
have occurred. Harris house, fifty feet
from the stream, is thus endangered. The
mill was valued at $4,000.
THE APACHEs THREATENED.
Tucson, A. T., April 11.-Four hundred
troops have been sent to protect from
Apaches at San Carlos. The Tombstone
Rangers have taken the field and are being
reinforced all along the line.
Hermosjllo special says: General
Crook arrived this evening from Guaymas.
A conference will be held tomorrow be-
tween Crook, Carries and Topete and Gov
ernor Terres, 10 arrange for government
action against the Apaches.
ENGINEER KILLED IN COLLISION.
ALBANY, April 11.-In a collision on the
Albany 81 Susquehanna road, one engine
was wrecked and the engineer, Hettinger,
killed.
ANOTHER COLLISION.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j., April 11.-Extra
freight trains on the Pennsylvania railroad
in collision at Milestone Junction, an en-
CINE was demolished and the engineer
was seriously injured.
FATALLY SHOT.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, April 11.-R.- A.
Savage, ex-constable, was fatally shot in
the saloon of James Barrett, it is believed
by the proprietor. Savage, last October,
shot Barrett.
BROKE HIS KNEE PAN.
New YORK, April 11.-At Professor Nc
Settan's benefit tonight, Joe Prendergast,
Brooklyn's 'Knockerout'' and Florry Ben
nett, had a savage set-to. In the last round
they clinched and both felI-Bennett hav-
ing knee pan broken.
Prohibitory Bills.
| HARRISBURG, April lin the senate
a bill was was introduced to prohibit the
manufacture and sale of internal machines
and devices to destroy life and injure
property. A bill was also introduced
preventing any attempt to impersonate or
represent any being in the New or Old
Testament in any show Or theatrical per-