Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03
Te.eSTaphic Items.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2s.

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GREAT FmE AT TCLEvEIAxD-Loss OVER
OSE MIuIoS DoILARs.-At one o'clock
this morning a fire broke ont which con-
sumed property amounting considerably
over one million Of dollars. IL originated
in the stables Of the New England Hotel.
destroying the hotcl and three entire
squares. The following are among the
losers: \. d e. Loeb, clothiers: Wen
ham, druggist; Treat IL Edwards, whole
sale grocgS. who lost a heavy stock:
bishop, Remington. d Co, liquor deal
erS Mellhinch & Stillman, commission
house; George Sprasue, heavy stock of
groceries and liquors.
The fire crosSedJamc street. consuming
the ~. Charles Hotel aIl the entire row
oi buildings from Canal to Superior streets,
AZ follows: Chamberlain K Crawforl
iorwardciS, whose books were saved .
leNeland Custom House the books and
papers of which in the vault are supnoscd
to he destroyed \. \. GRAY. iron dealer.
the Boerd of Trade Rooms: Wilbert 4,
Mcdowell, grocerS; w. Binghnm d. Co.
IRON dealers, several clothing stores, dc.
The iiames crossed superior street to
Union Lane and entirely DESTROYED Oyiatt's
Block, occupied hy l.. +. d s. Burgess.
groceries and liquors J. Morrison. bro.
ker, in whose safe were 81 900 in bank
notes which it is supposed are consumed :
twenty tons of tallow were also in the eel
lar; =. AndcrSon's store and several 9th
cr stores. The insurance is heavy, but not
yet ascerained.
During the fire there were four eXplo-
sionS of powder, liquors and turpentine.-
The first created panic. At one time,
the wind suddenly changed to the north
when the fire was raging in the rear of
the New England Hotel. In every room
were persons removing property, when
The smoke suddenly filled all parts of the
building so denscly that it was with great
difficulty the inmates escaped.
Buffalo, Oct. 27-An accident occur
red on the Great Western railroad, which
occaNioned by the bursting of the head of
the cylinder of the engine, which threw
the train out of time. After a DELAY of
two hours it proceeded near Chatham.
n dense fog prevailing, it came in col
lision with the gravel train. The loco
motive of the Express was overturned.
crushing the LIST and ID class cars almost
entirely.
The persons in the second class car were
either killed or wounded, there being in all
70 men, II women and II children.
Twenty one men were killed and twenty
women severely injured, one half of the
latter fatally. They were mainly emf
grants.
! Later accounts state that As persons
were killed, and Two wounded, who since
died.
NUw loi,N, Oct. 2S.-A fcticious bank
pretending TO have an agency in this city,
called The Merchants Exchange Bank of
-\nncosta, District Of Columbia, was
bro = Up to-day. Their bills amount to
#l0U, ,O0U, and circulatc southwest, most
iy west. They were signed +. f. Curtis,
Cashier, and II. Dewey, President. They
are utterly worthless. Some of the par
ties are under arrest, and warrants are out
for the others.
Boston, Oct. 2S.-Various efforts are
making in the principal town of she State
to enforce the Maine Law. Seventeen
dealers were arrested in Charlcstown, Lo-
well and vicinity, and twenty fined in the
Municipal Court in this city to-day. Pc
ter B. Bingham, an extensive retailer, was
fined $5lOO, ami required to give bail in
$1,000 to cease selling.
Bangor, Oct. 2G.-An attempt was
made before the Graud jury at Ellsworth
today, to get seven persons indicted for
being engaged in the late outrage upon the
person Of the Rev. Mr.. Bapst, the Catho-
lie Priest Of this city, but the Jnry found
no bills against them.
Quebec Oct. 21.--In the Legislature
). Assembly, last night, a stringent law
against the manufacture and sale of liq-
uors, passed second reading.
New York, Nov. 1.-The Crystal Pal.
acc was closed forever last night. 1t can,
however, be rented during the removal of
the goods.
I a Washington correspondent Of tho
1I5Ja0e tclcgraphs that the British Gov
elnmcnt has issued orders to its Naval Of
tcels and diplomatic agents in the West
Indies and Central America which amounts
to the abandonment of the Mosquito Pro-
tcctorate as far as Greytownis concerned: /:
The officers being directed not to interfere
III any way, except as to claims of actual
British subjects for demands in the bonn
bardment Of Greytown, which are to be
taken note Of
The Irish Military Regiments and the
Meagher Grcnadiers, Of Jersey City, held
an Indignation meeting yesterday, and
passed strong resolutions rebuking the
Catholic Priests for their denunciation of
them on Sunday last, and refusing to toll
crates of Priests in matters of civil and
military character. Their ball came off
last night with great ecat and Mr.. Mitch
ell spoke in reply to the attack made up