The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-30
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The Newark Times, of the 10Th inst, says,
by far the most disastrous fire that ever occur
red in Newark, broke out in the stable of the
United States House. at about 101a o'clock this
morning just as we were going, to press, The
flames soon communicated with the stables of
T. R. Eddy, DR.. Tuller, and the Bazaar, with
the ice hou5e confectionery mandatory, and
other out buildings attached thereto; and from
thence to the large stable and shed of the
American House" The wind at this time
was retty trong from The northwest, and
drove IL e flames from the burning stables strong
anl fierce down upon the Bazaar, Mr.. Bucking-
hams large two story brick, Esq, Moore's Office,
and the large building in which the "Igmes'
is printed, both the latter belonging to Mr. Geo.
B. Wright. These buildings were given up for
lost, and we made an effort to save something
by removal. just then the wind veered about
and came strong from the north east, and swept
the destructive elements from us to our neigh
bors on the west half of the square, which was
entirely consumed.
The loss is, as far as we can now ascertain.
when all is confusion, as follows, viz; G. W.
Moull, building two story stone, loss $4,000
no insurance, occuy uyied as Post Office, and by NJ
zipprey's confectionery; next, two story brick
building belonging to j. w. Brice, occupied by
| Moore & Van Buren, as cabinet warehouse---no
insurance--loss on furniture 81 600, on building
S2,5oo; next brick two story building belong
ing to and occupied by G. w. Moull---no iasu.
rance---loss s., 500; next, building belonging to
N. Dury's estate, loss $1,000 no insurance, &C.
cuped by /. w. Miller, goods removed with but
little loss; next room occupied by Mr.. Buckell
as cclothing stere--lnost of the goods, as we
learn, dcstroyed,-uo insurance; next w. Hen
ry's barber SHOPS furniture saved building de-
stroyed, belonging to Eddy& Preston, no insu
rance-loss $500. And then, that old pile, the
American House, owned by same persons, and
occnpied by MrT. d. Hamilton as Hotel
This house. we understand, was insured $4,000,
loss about S4,2CO. Mr.. Hamilton saved large
amount Of MS furniture but his loss must nee
essarily be considerable .' .
The Bazaar the property Of Mchal Morath
had its roof burned of, and, was otherwise dam
aged to the amount of about $500 no insurance
The Bazaar was occupied by Mr.. Jacob Gras-
Fscr as Saloon and Confectionery and his loss
is about $500, no insurance a..f ..sa ..ta
For a time the '1vring House,, "Tleek's''
Block and others adjoining were in great dan
ger, but by the most Determined exertions the
flames were stayed with the destruction Of the
4 American The ladies deserve much praise foi
their timely and untiring labor, and the citizens
worked hard. The fire department done al
that men could do, and the destroying element
was fought with the greatest desperation. Th(
Court House, we had almost forgotten to say
was on fire several times. FA
Mr.. Kinsell, of the Newark R. R. Co., fsintet
fIom exhaustation, and was carried homo, NJ
one was hurt. Scarcely wall stands, in wha
was, this morning, one of the busiest parts 0
the town.
1 The warehouse of Mr.. L. Warner on the ca
nal was once on fire. lt ,i5,.t -..sa
i The contents Of the Post ofRce were savet
without loss. ,.It ta t,is.. s. tts
4 The whole loss is estimated at from $4,000
!. to $4,000. #, f-, sre.
i The fire originated in an old omnibus unde
; a shed which ran along tho west side of the sta
bles of the United States Hotsl. A youth
drunk, was inside, and in lighting cigar Sc
j fire to the straw in the bottom Of the buss,' o
: the curtains, which of the two is not cloarl,
! known. Two Of our citizens saw it on fire an,
I running itout, the straw and hay sticking thr'
the cracks for the whole range ofstahles caught
i and thus communicated The fire the entire lenet
Of the buildings We understand the fcliow
known, but hcther anything will DO dono i
his case, or not we do not know. 2s'a'. e
HuzzA FOR ZANEsvnLE. " ~ 4ta5A t
i About four O'Clock, train Of six cars arrive
from GAINESVILLE, with an engine and two horse
reels, and 200 gallant fremen, to aid us in on
calamity. God bless them! though thew Ia
d not noticein time to reach here while the fir
ragged, yet their promptness makes our obIiea
4 tons and thanks to them none the less stron
, and heartfelt ;gatlel sa s-fiajfs N
~ The town councilpfomptly extended 70 then
the hosptalitles OF the town, and while VIC writ
shouts Of welcome rend the air. .,at,
For six hours we have had an exciting tim
may we net soon have asifnilar scene, e7
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