The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
FIRE IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
-orreepOn0e nee OF The It Louis democrat

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NASHVILLE, Apcii Ii, 1886.
Abou. four O'Clock his ming the re bell rang out
right merIiy the sudden alarm upon the great sleeping
CITY The flames If hs OF The kitchen VI
Nashville I'm and In five Dis after the alarm
gwen, ana The doors thrown open the flames aud snoke
driven through building thas preventing the
hrenen fr approaching the fea Of dagger. The in
mates had barely time to save themselves in their light
clio hes.
bank Hills which he had deposited his pillow The
whole fr6 nj WAS In . b age.
r. =. Hollins who occupied the adjoining house. had
just h.t' up after having been burnt out College
su.et in moment his entire roof solid blaze.
The old house caught in tbs DONE, but ole
ren never once turned single hose upon IT, intent
were hey n the endesvor to save valuable proper
ty The fire. after ending eastwardly to Evans
bic 'front.' by was arrested 10 that dirsc
ton, but suddenly turned down the square far
Morgan Co.'S, rakirg in its arms Fl. & Doug lass &
Cos scovis drug stores, Stricken Eis and Garoner,
The Losses are act down for the present a. $500
The Ns.h,i !. Inn, owned by Elison Evans, valued
s.s.oo0o insursa IN the Commercial (Nsshsilel o.
Carter, proprietor, ioses $1,000 and insured in New
York, $4,000 Evans Co., damage by water 81 800.
Ceveied ~ Phsde,phia off ,es. K. 5. Rollins Co..
81 600. Insured in Fuemens Insurance. Company for
So The Losses prove than the estimate
snd it not known how nuca of the gods are saved
and their conditions
PURaAToRY IN BLAZE.
Pnrestory mountain near Buct an.r Botetourt coun-
at ngh: IL said presented subme spec Great
oestiuctit n of tim Der and fences was the result
EXTENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000.
Yesterday, fire broke cut In Me-. SmAifs pick
cry Tie nfammabe nature IT The contents of the pick
cry of the oucings in the nmedSte ne sh oo1,
tended TO the almost immediate spread OF flames
f.om one end of the square to the other The flames
crossed the streets and royed eight ten bucings
the opposite sices of Cssacalvo and Louisa streets
Mr. smas Ices must De at least IS 900 o. So 600 he
hsc Ia the pclery quite large qusrtity OF cotoa and
oah an. Tie shoes OF the pickey ownei by Mr
Lorsson. We could only ascertain the Of Of
tie owners Of the houses buried three of them De-
r.. n a " ia Eranc ta
Mr. Gilmore. ore TO Mrs. Dorvin, and 10 Mr. L,us
stn. On the dseing houses burned, the Merchants
Insurance Coz pauy mad risk Of about $40 100 Most
OF them we're occupied by poor people There vas
however fine grocery at toe OF Casacavo and
worth 81 COO eestroyed On the stock there was an
insurance tf SO 100. Very hte furniture was aye1-
N,sc Crtans Ptcayvne, hrrl 10
PARTICULARS or THE FIRE IL BARDsTowN KY.
The Louisville Courier fur bsIes toe iowi cg partcu
lrs:We regret learn that very destructive fire oc
crrreo Sa day the IL st. In the beau mi yil,ase
~ bsfesto.n, tne csnny sea- 2, neis o. thirty nine
old ten gin alley owned by I. Matdngly and occu
pied by negroes who haG been aine ru ob.h 10
the o, the eremtnt, Ns esh zinc was blY wing
At the time the Hsmes sprea1 vi the greatest spdy
before norhsas section of the
tos vas DESTROYED In thai portion u the pla -
wss saved every koufe Welding 10 the destructive els
n+nt The following comprises ell Of tina property des
rroyej far have been enabled to aace ttain
Ten pin alley Of 7. kattiDgly; office of G. W. Hte ex
kooie's house; MIRA COOKS resitsrce stabls OF Mat
To. NJ with his horses; q W Hi els splendid resdon ce
WI Csc loss exceeds s25 GOO Mrs McAtess residence Ne
tht dist cLu Oh Mrs Giosops residence; Mrs Avis
b,ust j. c. Wichlilfe's eicencs: old school holse
Seventeen dwelling s we're destroyed with stables aod
outhou sss from Of which any property saved
The total joss is estinst al over 500 600
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
The Buff Rp,tJilc Gays. That at bA past clock
on N, bday evening fire broke CUT in OF the wooos
snanss just besow hiogsra Falis, and consumed It, It
wss occupied by Ere, CHI sho.maker and his tamity
Next m rn,ne that paper the bodies Of French
n an with tbcee CT two women who lived In tns shsptg
we've taken rom the Iui' rvssed to crisp II e. euo
pred that they su caed By the smoke before they
Epew tier dsrger and ished horribly their bs
PORT wINNEBAGo DESTROYED BY FIRE.
We learn from The Porter City Bdcoer Nab that he
greater portion Of the buciDg OF old Fore Winnebsg
destroyed by fire lAst week The buildings we're oc.
cuped IT, private families, and comfortable househ I'D
property was lost.