The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-01
TELtGRAPHIC!
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2S.

fire occurred this morning at O'Clock,
consuming property considerably over
Sl,00O,OOO. 1t originated in the stables of
the New England Hotel, which was destroy.
ed with entire squares following.
/ Among the loosers are A. a. G. Loeb,
clothiers; Wendell, druggis'; Treat & Ed
wards, wholesale erocers, lost heavy stock;
I Bishop, Remington g. Co., liquor merchants;
ael.inch d. Stillman, commission house;
Geo. Sprague, heasy stock Of groceries and
liquors.
The FIRE crossed james street, consuming
the st. Charles Hotel and an entire row Of
buildings, from Canal TO Superior streets, as
follows:
Chamberlin g. Crawford, forwarders, books
saved; Cleveland custom-house, books and
papers in vault supposed to be DESTROYED; A.
y. Gregg, iron dealer; Board OF Trade rooms;
Wilbert & Mcdowell, groceries; w. Bng-
ham " Co., iron dealers; several clothing
stures, &c.
The flames crossed Superior lane, and en-
tirely destroyed Overatt's block occupied by
L. +. a. ). Burgess, grocers and liquor deal
ers; - Morrison, broker, in which safe,
containing $4,000 in bank notes. supposed
to be consumes; 20 tons of tal'ow IN the
celler Z. Anderson's store; and several
other stores. Insurance heavy, but the
amount is not ascertained.
BUFFALO, Oct. 9th.
An accident on the Great Western rail-
read occurred through the bursting Of the
cylinder head OF the engine, which threw the
train out of time. After a delay of two
hours, it proceeded, near Chathen, in dense
fog, and came in collision with the gravel
frai in i,cnmnfiva and
crushing first and second class cars, and
killing or wounding nearly every person in
the second class car-in all, III woman, and
IL children. 2 men and 20 women severe
ly injured-one halt probably fatal. They
were mainly emigrants.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
The number of deaths in this city this
week were l6S, of which were Of cholera
In the case of Beaie, TO day, ID. p. Brown
moved Tor trial. will file reason OH Mo l.
day.
The brig Adele, hence for ST. Kits, was
in violent gale on the 81 inst, aud shrown
en- her beam ends. All on board persisted
except a sailor named Thuse, who was rescu-
ed after being Is days on wreck.
HAMILTON C.. W., Oct. 2Sth.
LATER ACCOUNTS Forty eight persons
killed, and two wounded have since died.
New YORK, Oct, 2Sth.
A small key of powder in a vaIse, placed
near the book-keeper's desk at Earrs Hotel,
exploded this afternoon, breaking windows
and demolIshing the ceiling. &c.
PIrTSBURG, Oct. % NJ.
! There are 81 inches water in the channel
and falling. The weather is delightful.
CINcISNATI, Oct. %, NJ.
The river is falling slowly. The weather
is mild and cloudy.
CIECIyYATI, Oct. %, M.
Flour is dull at 81 SOC 81 50. husky
2S5 Cheese l0c. Pro,i, ions are dull aud
40 sales have transpired this morning. No
thing Of Interest doing in other articles.
New YoRR, Oct. %, NJ.
| Cotton is dull. Flour is trihr lower,
sal - OF go bbls-good Ono SIS S7@9 25
! so llhern 50 300 5S Wheat is scarce
Com is trfie low er; sales OF 80 900 bush
lis Western mixed S0@Si. Pork is fran
/ Mess SSl2 So Beef is dull with declining
tendency. Lard is unchanged with but
moderate demand. Whisky is in better de-
mand and we quote Ohio ut 3Sa.