Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
ANOTHER DISASTROUS COMPLICATION
OFFICE OF TUE DAILY DRMocRAT. }
Rochester, June Is. 1887.

Rochester, June Is 1887.
Our city was visited on Sunday morning with q.
mother disastrous conflaga,ion. That vast piIo
known as the Globe Buildings, now lies in ruins
The flames were discovered about three O'Clock.
but such progress had they made, and so combusu.
Bile were the materials in the room, where il IL SUP.
posed the fire originated that before s O'Clock it,
massive stone walls were all that remained ofth.
important block. The various machinery, toCeh.
or with large majority Of the manufactured nrii.
Giles which were in the buildings were destroyedso
rapidly did the flames spread after they were dis.
covered.
Fortunately Tor tho merchants occupying It'd
store in that portion Of the building fronting on
Main ST., heavy stone partition separated them
from the early ravagcs Of the fire, and they were
thus enabled to remove most Of their goods before
It reached them. But for this circumstance, large
as the loss now is II would have been greatly aug.
mented. rs Il is, the amount Of property destroy.
ed will not probably exceed 80 or $4,000. A
large portion of this lie covered by insurance.
In the buildings (Which had the privilege of an
extensive water power) were last, peg and screw
factories, turning shops, &c. &c. On Main street
there were five stores, occupied by Stephen Allen,
shoe dealer; Jennings g. Keelcr leather merchants;
John Dolby, grocer Il. G. Raymond, saddlery
w. DIVISION, wholesale grocer. The building VAS
No uncomfortable loss must accrue to tho mer.
chants in the Exchange Buildings. all of whom re-
moved their goods. From the fact that the fro
originated in an unoccupied room, it is suppossdo
be the work of an incendiary.
Inc Two extensive paper-mills in Shirley, (Mass)
owned by Moses Carlton e. Co. were burnt on Fri.
cay morning last. with large quanty of no per and
over 100 tons of stock -Loss, S25 900 INSURED
for SIG 900 at the Manufscfureurs' Office, Bo,ou.
The engines were kept going all night, and soon ..
ter the person TO relieve took charge at IL O'Clock,
the two men who had retired had 10 leap from the
chamber windows to cave their liyes. Tho man
must have accidentally communicated FIRE TO a Ioi
OF paper shavings and in the attempt to cxtnguisb
v, his own clothes caught, as he was found in the
engine, chs clothing burnt of, and his head and
body badly burnt, his legs, not under water, were
burnt off his body" lie must have gone 10 the en-
CINE to extinguish the fire upon him. and was IN
able to extricate himself--.N III. Seafial
The Ben Sherrod--The New Orleans American
June ssys':-
we understand that several dead bodies from
the Ben Sheuod, were picked up at Baton Rouge.
few days since. One, that ola female. wnhs
child in her arms, which she sil clasped to her
bosom with all the fundess of a mother Also,
that OF man, on whom was gold witch md
few papers OF but little value, They were all TAX.
en- out Of the water and inferred by the proper
/ thorites."
letter from New York, says :--"1be city con-
''nues to be quiet and very dull. EmgrAn,s are
are swarming TO our shores by thousands. TheJ
come from Germany, Scotland, Swilzersnd, Pols@
ana ireland, and niDe-tenihs Of them are from The
isnd oil Ern, and these so poor and so wrsteba
mat thty seem as great a burden 10 lbemselvesn
they certainly are 10 the people oi this country 40
particularly 30 TO the city ofNew York. The nun
Der ofemigrsnls from Europe who have arrived with
10 the last nine days will amount to or 1000
They have come a. the rate Of 900 day
cDeln. The Secretary ofihe Treasury snnoUb
ces thai the receipts Of the Government for he
month Of April fall trihe short Of feo ,niiliOS'
Whale the expenditures amount to neatly four nall
'an'. And wbst state ofihiogs is this. 10 bot nf
months after Martin Van BUren took the Pfes'des'
iial chair The receipts falling short Of eIpendi'
lures What better proof do the people want
90, of o'erirsding. bot Of nsgoyeuueaI - ~
meH Waleiaea.