Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-09

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has not yet been found. They were out
three days and three nights. Another stage
driver was badly frozen; he reports two
feet of snow on the level and cattle starv-
ing. This stage line runs from Green
river, on the Union Pacific railroad, to
Fort Washakie, Wy, through the south
pass of the Rocky mountains.
AT wILKEsBARRE.
WILKEsBABRE, Feb. S.-The water is
gradually falling, and travel is re-
sumed between here and Kingston. The
ice is firm from here to Nanticoke.
PoRT DEPOSIT, Feb. 9.-To-night the
river is rapidly receding. Ice gorges are
wearing away, and the impending danger
Of the day averted.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 8.-The river is still
rising with some ice running. No further
damage to boats or barges.
AT CLINTON.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. 8.-The ice embargo
remains. The damage reported from the
surrounding country is immense. The
damage is great to telegraph companies.
1t will be several days before the wires are
up again.
AT IRoNToN, o.
IRoKToN, o., Feb. 8.-Fifteen feet of
water in the river and rising. The lower
part of the city is flooded. All the factories
are stopped.
At PORTSMOUTH, o.
: PORTSMOUTH, o., Feb. S.-The river is
rising three inches an hour. The water
works and nearly all the factories have
stopped. One hundred families have been
driven from their houses. The railroads
north and east are under water.
AT FREMONT, o.
FREMONT, O., Feb. 8.-Three thousand
dollars have been collected for the relief of
the food sufferers. It will be several days
before the dwellings can be occupied
Other Casualties.
FIRE AT BRAINERD.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
BRAINERD, Mimi, Feb. 9.-At midnight
the residence of Mr.. r. w. Beard burned.
Loss about $4,000; well inszred. The
cause was accidental.
THE DEADLY BOILER.
DEs MONIES, Feb. S.-An engine and
boiler exploded at Boone last night, in
stantly killing Geo. Fleming, engineer, and
Joseph James, and fatally injuring Joseph
johnson. Two horses were killed. The
engine room and company's coal Office
were blown to atoms.
COAL MINE DAMAGED BY FIRE.
AKRON, o., Feb. Sire damaged the
Excelsior Coal company, near Doylestown,
$4,000 to-day.
LOUISVILLE BLOCK SINGED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 8.-Shortly after
10 o'clock tonight, fire was discovered in
the third story of the Mcdowell block,
corner of Fourth and Green streets, op-
posite the Courier-JournaL Office. The
engines were soon on the spot and the
flames gotten under control. The rooms
on the floor where the fire started are used
as sleeping apartments, in one of these
the fire was first discovered. Cause not
known. The damage to the building is
over $1,000. Nugent's large retail dry
goods store beneath suffered most from
water, damaging the stock several thou
sand dollars. The building was insured in
the Royal company, of London, and the
Lancashire, of Liverpool. Nugent is fully
insured, but could not give companies.
The total losses may reach $4,000.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-A tank exploded in
the fertilizer mandatory of Armour,
Smith & Co., this morning, fatally injuring
a workman named August Dali.
HOAX.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-A special cable
from Antwerp says the steamship Neder-
land passed Sicily islands on Monday last,
that no unusual bad weather had been re-
ported, and her rigging makes her report
ed loss unlikely. The bottle found Feb. 6
is considered a miserable joke.
A DEFAULTING TELLER.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.-Oley E. Owen. the
defaulting teller of the Third National bank
of this city was arraigned in the United
States court to-day and pleaded guilty.
Ais counsel read a statement in which
Owen confessed that he gradually became
invalved in grain and cotton speculations
which ultimately caused his ruin. Sen
tence was deferred for two weeks.
TORONTO OPERA HOUSE BURNED.
TORONTO, Feb. 8.-The Royal Opera
house burnt this morning. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
WHOLESALE BODY SNATCHING.
MONTREAL, Feb. SIT is stated that $50
bodies have been stolen from the grave
yards in the vicinity of Montreal during
the winter, half of which were sent to
medical schools in the states.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 8-An explosion in
Andrew Smiths restaurant to-day killed
the cook, injured several persons, and dam
aged the property considerably.
BURNED COAL SHEDS.
MONTREAL, Feb. 8.-The Grand Trunk
sheds at Hemmingford burned to-day.
Loss $4,000.
VESSEL LOST.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Feb. 8.-The brigatine
Zingn, from Cardiff, is lost with all on
board.
ThNECriminGI Record.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
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