The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
COhf,s grations Throughout the Country.
FIRE IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
Correspondence OF the LOUIS democrat

NASHVILLE, Apcii IL, 1886
About four O'Clock his morning the fire bell rang out
right merIy the sudden alarm upon the great sleeping
CITY The flames burst If the OF The kchen VI
Nashville I'm and in five se:or Dis after the alarm was
gwen ana The doors thrown open the flames aud smoke
we're driven through The building thus preventing the
bremen frt approaching the fea. Of danger. the in
clio hes,
Gov. johnson, who had reoms there lost 81 200 10
bank Hills which he had deposited uncer his pillow The
whole fro Mt was . aye.
r. Z. Hellirs who ocsup-d the adjoining house. had
just htsd up after having been burnt College
sutet in moment saw his entire roof solid blaze
The old caught in ,hs Done but no Die
ren never turned single hose upon H. intent
hey ia the endeavor to valuable proper
ty. The fire. after ending eastvsrdy to Evans
be 'front.' by great exer uCns was arrested ia drsc
ton but suddenly turned down the so aare Is far as
Morgan Co.'S rakirg In it's H. & B Doug lass Il
shepherd Co.
The Losses are act down for the present a. $500 oc0
The Na.h,i If Inn owned by Eiliston Il Evans valued
at .0CO0 Insured in the Commercial (Nashyile) o.
ac- y, coo snd y, 600 in the Home, New York s J.
Yorb, $1,000 Evans Co., damage by water 81 800.
cevs,sd y Philseeehia off ,ss: T. s Hollins Co..
1000. Insured in Fuemen's Insurance. Company for
$3.50 The losses may prove greater than the estimate,
and tis not known how nuca Of the gods are saved
and their conoidons.
PURaAToRY IN BLAZE.
PurRstory mountain near Buct Botetourt coun.
y. Ma fire last eek The vast sheet Of fame,
81 ngh. is said presented sublime spec Great
obstruction of timber and fence. the result
EXTENSIVE CONGRATULATIONS $25, coo.
Yesterday fire bfo ke cut In Me- SmAifs pick.
cry The inammable nature If The con eats of thu DICK
cry OF ouoings in immediate rei fh ,o,
tended TO the almost immediate spread OF flames
fom one end of the square to the other. The flames
crossed the streets ard destroy eight ten buiongs
the opposite sizes of Cssacavo and Louisa
Mr. smalps ices must De at egst So 900 So 900 he
oaham. Tie shoes OF the pickey were ownei by Nr.
Lousson We could only ascertain the of OF
tie owners Of the houses burned. Three Of them
knged 70 Mrs. AIorzo two to widow la France TO
Mr. Gilmore. ore to Mrs Dorvin, and 10 Mr. Lpus.
On the dseliDg houses burned the Merchants
Insurance Con pauy mad risk OF about SIC 100 Most
of them occupied by poor people. Tnere vas
however fine groc.ry at toe corner of Cesacslyo and
Iouisa s1ests iept BY D. r. Vessel in which a s,ocs
worth 81 COG estroyed On the stock there was an
insurance Ct 80 U00 Very little furniture was saye1-
N.,c Crlans Iiccyune, April 10
PARTICULARS or THE FIRE IL BARDsTowN KY
The Louisville Courier fur DisIes toe blow OF oArtcu
hrs:We regret learn that very destructive FIRE oc
Sa, urdsy the IL st. In the ul village
If BsrdstowD, the county Of Nes n thirty nins
miles from ihis cty. TIE fire originated Oh ,u, IL ococx
old ten gin alley owned py 1. Matingy and occu-
pied by negroes, who had been anq 10
the OF the teIemtnt 10 esh zinc OH wing
the time the Asmes sprea1 vi the greatest raodity
and before tue entire northsasern section of the
saved every houfe Welding Z, the destructive els
The following coInpiises ell OF ths property des.
rroyeJ, far have been enabled u aace tain:
Ten pin alley OF T. hattingy ofce OF G. W. Hts Alex
kooIe's house; Mrs. COOKS res1suce; stabs OF Mat
TO, NJ. with his horses W. Ill es splendid residonce
wi ose loss exceeds SIS eco: Mrs. residence Ma
thu dist chu, Oh: Mrs Gioeon's residence: Mrs Ag,s
b,uss J. c. wichlfe's Ie.icencs: old school horse
Seventeen dweli gs were destroyed, with stables aod
outhouses none Of which was property saved
The total oss is estRlated al over 500 900.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
The Bufsio H public says that At bAif pact ten cok
bday evening fire broke cut In one Of the woootn
snaniiss just be,ow hogara Fals and consumed IT. II
occupied BY French shos maker and his family
Next rnine, says that paper the bodies Of French
n an, with tbcte CT two women who lived In shsptg
we've taken rom the Iui russted to crisp Il g. s,,n
ped that they sn Gated bS the smoke before they
tier dsrger and 20 tshed horribly IN their bs
PORT wISNEBAGo DESTROYED BY FIRE.
We learn from The Porter City Bdcer Stat that Re
destroyed by fire last week. The bulldogs we're oc
cupied ty private families, and comfortable household
property was iost.