The Draconid meteors are associated with comet Giacobini-Zinner, but are usually only seen when the comet is near perihelion. Unfortunately it is not near perihelion until this time next year, so the fireball is unlikely to be associated with the meteor stream. There isn't much good info except apparent possible meteorite droppings. The fire sounds like a coincidence and not related to the fireball to me. A chopper for the El Paso Police Department has found the impact site which is located 27 miles east of El Paso and 20 miles north of a border patrol checkpoint.
Police say the chopper crew is reporting that the scorched area is about an acre in size.
The blast was heard throughout El Paso and surrounding areas as far as 100 miles away. Calls began flooding police lines with witnesses saying they saw a huge bright light and then heard a massive explosion followed by a cloud of white smoke. There have also been unconfirmed reports that debris were falling from the sky. Experts speculate the only possible cause was a meteor, as surrounding military installations and airports report all aircraft in the region at that time have been accounted for. A quick check of Internet sites this afternoon shows the shower maybe associated with periodic comet Giacobini-Zinner.