Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-12
THE ACCIDENT CHAPTER.
THE STOCK Yards At E1ST LIBERT1
BURNED LAST NIGHT.
Destructive Fire at Pittsburg-CoIIision at
Sea-RaiIway Smashup-Mjpor Fires,

Destructive Fire at Observation-Disclosures at
Sea-RaiIway smashup-Mipor Fires,
THE STOCK YARDS BURNING AT EAST LIBERTY.
P1TTsBURG, Nov. II, 1890 a, NAT half
past twelve o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the East Liberty stock yards, where
all stock shipped from the west and south
ern pens company's lines, is fed and wat
cred before being shipped east. AT this
time the fire is spreading rapidly and the
prospects are that the whole place viii be
destroyed. The loss will exceed quarter
of million Of dollars and the insurance
IS only nominal. The stock yards are
owned by 2. Price and leased by private
corporation, Of which 0. E. Ailerton is
president. Nothing is known concerning
the origin Of the FIRE. Ths Exchange ho-
tel adjoining the stock yards, one of the
largest in the city, is also burning.
LATER-Reports from East Liberty at
40 O'Clock say the fire is under control.
1t originated in the hay barn which is to-
| tally destroyed, The Eastern Exchange
hotel is not much damaged. The loss may
not exceed $4,000.
HEAVY FIRE IN PITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 10.-The tannery
Of James Gallery & Co., on the Allegheny
river, and row Of brick dwelling houses
belonging to the same firm, were destroyed
by fire this evening" The fire was discov-
cred shortly before II o'clock. It broke
out in the centre of the tannery building
and spread so rapidly that number of
men in the picking department escaped
with difficulty. Of the dwelling houses,
eight were totally destroyed and eight
badly damaged. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000, in home and foreign COM
panies. The building was heated by
steam and the origin OF the fire is a mys-
terry.
ANOTHER RAILWAY sMAsHUP.
North ADAMS, Mass, Nov. 10.-A train
of freight cars on the Troy g. Greenfield
Railroad, bound west, took the east bound
track at Zoar station to-day, and stopped
to let the passenger train bound west pass.
While standing, with engine derailed, a
construction train rushed into the depot
and into the freight train with terrible
force. The engine aerailed was lifted from
the track and fell on the other engine, and
several cars piled promiscuously about the
ton train jumped and was severely in
jured. The engineer and fireman jumped
and escaped injury. Damages heavy.
DIED FROM INJURIES.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.-Andrew Shin
iske, A. Pollock and Jno. Krous, employed
on the building destroyed by the gale on
Friday night, died during the night, max
ing six victims. The others injured are
recovering.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Nov. 10.-Three
children OF George E. Barnes, proprietor
of The Sageowatha house, this city, while
driving. were killed by freight train.
TRAIN THROWN FROM TIE TRACK BY ! COW.
BosToN, MSS, Nov. I0.-The passenger
train on the Salem & Lowell road was de-
rallied BY COW this morning aud the loco
motive and entire train vent of the track.
The engine was turned upon its side and
wrecked. Engineer Clement is probably
fatally injured. None CT the forty pas
ssngers were injured moro seriously than
by q shaking ~.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 10.-Au engine and
three passenger cars running from Lowell
to Salem, on the Lowell road, and having
among other passengers thirty school girls,
went over a steep embankmelt at Chelsea
crossing iutO swamp. Assistance was
sent from several points. Il Is not known
how many are killed or injured.
EoILER EXPLOSION.
CArRo, Ill, Nov. 10.---A stationary en-
CINE used for hosting freight at the Cairo
d st. Louis narrow gauge depot blew up
at IL O'Clock. The engineer and another
we're slightly hurt. The boiler was blown
800 yards by the force Of the explosion.
No other serious damage!
FIRES.
LAMPAsA, Nov. 10.-The greater part of
the business portion of Button burned
this afternoon. Small insurance. r.
Brnold loses $4,000, J. J. Mahony IS, 900,
and others smaller amounts. Incendiary.
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Evacuation Day.
NEW yoBK, Nov. I0.-The joint CON-