Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13

| Ian was found dead in his room at the City
hotel in this city. The coroner was sum-
moned and an inquest held. 1t was found
that the deceased was night watchman at
Worthington for five years, and that he
csrae to his death by hypodermic injec-
ton of morphine administered by himself
| He was in the habit of using an opiate and
this time he took an overdose. He leaves
a wife and three children at Worthington,
at which place his remains were taken for
| interment.
DAMAGE By THE GALE.
| TORONTO, Ont, Nov. - Dispatches
from various points in Ontario indicate
| that the storm last night was very severe.
AT Hastings the spire of the Roman
| Catholic church was blown down. at
Belleyille Robertson's block was unroofed
| and other houses damaged. Chimueys,
fences and trees were blown down in all
parts of the city. The gale was accempa-
| MED by lightning and thunder and fear
full downpour of hail. When the gale
struck Metropolitan hall, in which the
Salvation army meeting wes being held,
the rafting of the scenery caused by the
wind created a panic and three women
tainted. A rush was made for the stairs,
down which great many people turnbled.
No one was severely hurt.
The light ship at Colchester foundered
at her anchors and fears for the safety of
Captain Forrest, the only person aboard.
The schooner Nemesis is ashore near Bay
field; The crew saved. Two inches of snow
IN central Ontario this morning.
VESSELS ASHORE.
CLEVELAND, Nov. l2.---The steam barge,
John I. Johnston, With 800 tons of ore,
Escanaba to Cleveland, is ashore here in
bad condition. The crew was taken Off by
the life saving crow.
OswEGo. n. Y, Nov. 12.---The schooner
Vision, laden with barley, went ashore near
here during last night. The crew was
saved.
LooKPoBr, n. Y, Nov. IA three mast
ed schooner this morning, supposed to be
a coal vessel, is on the rocks three miles
east of Olcott, Lake Ontario, with the crew
still aboard.
PORT HURON, Mich, Nov. 12.-Tke pro-
peller Quebec, steamer Manitoba and
schooners Evening Star and Gladstone
were driven ashore last night while trying
to make Southampton harbor in a heavy
gale and snow storm, all except the pro-
peller. There is danger of their going to
pieces and the cargoes will be total loss.
The crews of none of them have been
taken off.
PHNTwArER, Mich, Nov. 12. The
schooner Charles Ludwig and steam barge
Norman were driven high and dry on the
beach yesterday. No lives were lost.
BUFFALO, Nov. 12.---The schooner II. NJ
Perry, from Toledo to Buffalo with 10000
bushels of wheat, is ashore at Silver Greek.
Cargo is badly damaged, weather stormy
and high winds prevailing.
MANIsTEE, Mich, Nov. 12.-The schoon-
er Lilly E. belonging to NJ. Engelman of
this city, went ashore in gale here yes
terday and is high and dry on the beach.
The crew was saved by the life saving
men. Valued at $4,000. Insured for
$1,000.
The steam barge Norman, owned by R.
G. Peters, of Manistee, was driven on the
pier at Pentwater, going to pieces. Some
minor casualties are reported from the
straits, but nothing serious.
a dispatch from Colchester, Ont, re
ports the light ship foundered at her
anchorage. Fears are entertain d for the
safety of Capt. Forrest, who was the only
person on board.
Heavy gale on lake Huron last night, no
disasters reported so far.
TERRIFIC WIND STORM, GREAT DANAaE.
MONTREAL, Nov. PA terrific wind
storm has ragged all day doing great dam
age. A frame house at Roguemont was
blown down and an old womas&eand girl
severely injured, the former thought fatal
iy. All traffic on the river is suspended.
GREAT pAMAGE ON THE LAKES FROM THE
GALE.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 12.--Some further
reports from last nights gale received
here, large number of vessels reached
Sand Beach harbor refuge safely. Barge
Escanaba got in disabled with cargo of
corn shifted. Her consort, Merrimac,
adrift helpless, also barge Glasgow, one of
her tow, three schoorers and the barge
Nevada ashore at Fighting Island. The
barge, John 3. Lyon, ashore on Peach
island, Buckeye at Ballsdo reef, all safe,
will probably be afloat when the water
rises. At the Lime kilns the water is four
teen feet seven inches.
YEsTE2pAI's GALE.
SHICAGO, nov. Ia u5rce g6l2 frCFp
the west and southwest prevailed on lake
Michigan all day yesterday and last night.
It is less violent to-day, but the lake is still
rough and vessels experience much dia
Guilty in making port. Thus far no serious
damage is reported here, but there are
grave apprehensions for the safety of a
number of vessels. Ten days ago the
schooner Arab went ashore in the harbor
of St. Joseph, Michigan. The tug Proteo-
ton, from this city, got her afoat Friday,
and they were to have left for Milwaukee
on Saturday, expecting to arrive early on
Sunday morning. Nothing has been heard
| of them. There we're eighteen men on
| board the two vessels. It is feared they
were unable to weather the gale OF Sunday
night, and that all are drowned.
CHICAGO, Nov, 12.-The barges Transfer,
c. o. D. and Wolverine, arrived az this
| port this afternoon from Grand Haven,
Mich, in badly demoralized condition,
| having lost portion of their equipment
and cargoes. The schooners Leo and
Waunete kept company with them till
Sunday night, and have not since been
heard of. Late this afternoon tug was
dispatched to rescle an unknown water