St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-15

away.
While the damage to private property is
very great, it is not so much as had been an
ticipated. On Bay street the entire loss will
not exceed 81, 500. The principal damage on
this street was to the Riverside hotel. The
damage to the streets of the city will prOba-
bly, exceed S12 1000. The bridges on Dunn
creek cost $4,000, and it will probably take
that amount to replace them. The wagon
bridge over the river can be replaced for
$4,000. The city street sprinkling works
are an entire loss, valued at $500, and the
loss of the gas company will not exceed
800. The private loss, as near as can now
be estimated, is as follows:
Wisconsin Central bridges, S75, 900; loss
to roadbed not obtainable.
Chippewa Lumber and Boom company, in
Guiding dam and loss in city, 100000.
Glenn mills, 81, 800.
Kehl's planning mill, including machinery,
$4,000.
J. B. Kehl s. Co., dam at Glen mills,
lume, sash, door and blind factory, $685.
900.
State Lumber company mill, $500
French Lumber company, $4,000.
Stiles 81 Co., damage to goods and prop
erty washed away, $4,000.
Siman Coban, foundation and piling,
$500.
George Collins, feed store, $500.
F. Stumms 81 Co., machine warehouse and
contents scattered, $4,000.
Lother 81 Bruce, grocers, stock damaged,
$50.
A. ]. Post, commission house, stock dam
aged, SIS.
Thomas Phillips, property damaged,
$125.
Morris & Son, general store, stock dam
aged, 800.
Joseph Lemott, liquor dealer, $500.
George j. Jenkins, general merchandise,
stock damaged, $3.50.
Levi Martin, hardware, stock damaged,
$3.50.
Good Luck company, dealers in drugs,
stock damaged, 800.
H. j. Goddard, general merchandise, dam
aged, $500.
II. S. Heller, general merchandise, stock
damaged, 800.
p. Bcrgeran, general merchandise, 500.
E. Posenauski, building undermined,
damage, $4,000; damage to stock, S400.
George Rogers, dry goods, stock dam
aged, 5000.
f. Pitsch, saloon, 500.
J. Golicoeur, household furniture dam
aged, 500.
Chinese laundry, SIS to s25.
g. Dn5s
wagon shop, $3.50.
Peter Mason, residence, 5000.
David Belair, brick block and contents,
$500.
Lclisford Dusaw, barn carried away, lot
and house badly damaged, $500.
J. Burnet, hotel; loss on furniture, S4O0.
S. b. Strong IL Co., wholesale grocers,
$500.
II. NJ. Decaire, hardware, damage to stock,
$500.
D. Lapine, general store; damage to stock,
$500.
Carpenters candy store, stock ruined; loss
$3.50.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
Paul Feliz. house wrecked and damaged,
$1,000.
A. Plant, boarding house wrecked and
three houses washed away, 81, 900.
John Lamber, house washed away, $500.
G. Moudelert, house damaged, 81 200.
Frank Allen, house damaged. 5000.
julie Rosseau, house damaged, $500.
Joe Sommers, house capsized, $500.
Alexander Sears house and barn wrecked,
$780,
Joe Boulanger, house damaged, $500.
Joe Patnaude, house and lot damaged,
81 900.
| Mr.. Papa, house damaged, 5000.
William Newton, house gone, 1000.
Joe King, house damaged, S400
Felix Pelanke, house damaged, $50.
f. Bonville, boarding house, damaged,
5000.
D. Lemolne, grocery and boarding house,
$500.
Baptiste Geonyea, saloon, damaged s., 900.
Felix Latraverz, house damaged, $500.
Noel Forcer, damage to stock in saloon,
$500.
Henry Lemay, house damaged, 5000.
Mr.. Brooks house and barn damaged,
$500.
Franz Lagousier, house and lot gone,
$500.
c. Felix, house and barn washed away,
$500.
Mr.. Burke, house and barn washed away,
$500.
J. Mitchell, house and wooden mill
wrecked, $1,000.
Other losses, too small to be classified,
ranging from So to s25, $4,000