, 1859-12-01

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Schooner..b0th-- Sunk-Fiye Lives
Lost.
Ne leasn by telegraph from Port Saznia that
the propeller Milwaukee and schooner ]. P.
Tiffany collided On Monday night last in the
csewof the propeller took to their boats, and
were picked up by the prop. Free State. Four
Of the crew and the cook OF the schooner were
lost-the balance were rescued by the Free
State and taken to Port Sarnia. The Milwaukee
was owned By the American Transportation
Company. and makes the third Of their propei-
lers lost this season, Ill uninsured Full pa1tic-
ulars as far as heard, will be found in the tcle-
graphic column.
Dtsa strous Fire on State Street~-Loss
88,o00--TWo Horses Burned.
About halEpast two o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke out in stable in the rear Of i
row Of wooden buildings on the corner Of State
md Adams street. Tie vicinity was danger
GUS and threatening one for large FIRE, from
the light and closely ranged structures inme-
diatciy adjoining. As it was the fire gained
considerable headwar, aud before ii could be
e1tinguishea destroyed or very much injured
several structures as follows:
NO. 1es, large two story frame building, 100
feet deep, owned By Isaac Anderson, real estate
dealer, was totally destroyed. The lower sto-
~ WIS occupied IS biliard saloon By Andrew
Myers. The bar, fixtures and three billiard Ia
bles we're owned By Ben Jennings, proprietor
Of the American Exchange, corner of State and
AaHiEnn frI 3ora Ia -ss1, -
surance- The upper part Of the building was
used by Mr. Anderson as real estate Office.
Ills loss in office fixtures is $780, Mr, 4. also
had five sleighs and two new wagons stored in
the upper part, saiued at &Go0- The building
was worth $500 and insured for 7l,4oo in the
Home Insurance Co,
The next building to the south WAS long
two story wooden block, owned By Mr. Ander-
son. embracing Nos. lo4, 1876 and 1888, was
burned, mostly in the rear. on the alley, and
and damaged to the amount Of 1000, which is
fully covered By insurance in the Home and
Commonwealth Offices.
No. 194, known as the Lake Shore Market,
was occupied By Brown i Sibley, butchers.
Directly in tue rear ofthis was stable. Their
loss on stock is about t7oo, which is covered by
r. Tha~ .,so ,osa - ha,sa and | -. orh".s4ss - e
rh;ch ..-. hn-noa +, ~. .t,h,, -.,,,oa =. .ono
y. 1oc 49,. ..,... -. -. ~.
,o.s !. t,;a;ao " ,.o .r.. .....;ad T.
c.s.- p -
' - So -, 80 ' ss'o"'os - a''n
ascertain. i horse valued at $50 belonging to
.la' was ousnea III 'ne s'ao'e III Tue rear o' No.
w. a'"' s1o's 4sao'o oa''o'og' oesup'eo
.,s,;.s,. - ~ 49, = ~ 49,. hss 49, ~ 'o" 81. - ., ~
vns t1,ncarei IN The .monnf ~ an, ~h;.b :,
49, "A~ 80
to Mr- L., narrowly escaped destruction.
On The wtst si]e of thu .,tev in the resr of
-.
t1e oolneo ooAo1oes' oanoee wagon saop
took fire in several places, and WAS for time
in Imminent danger. The toss unou the bu51d.
:...-....1uII..e e,n, -..,-
Ing IN p1opapi3 8ooat s4eV' 1ne stocA was un-
injured.
Every one accords to Chief Engineer Harris
ona ~. noa.,.r,e,+ ,,,a., t;u 81. t;.h.,t
"A1 'Ae uA1eA n'a' .ns n'suss"
praise Tor their promptness and efficient ener-
gy. The steam machines never came ont more
nob1r- The new S;,shv vvndersa co etrom
-
ire engine was On the ground, manned and sent
ia place Of the "Long John" 1t did splendid
..rrice Tb;. machine must hr mn neans he
.,f,.rsa ~ ,oa,. Ch;c,ro Fvs-1 m. ,.ro~d. -
.sa0e1eu ~ 3s1'e cA4e1eo' S'et oue ae1otus 20
itsperformances here the praise Of harlng sur
passed auy machine ever brought here and the
nresent urrent and imnerati.e denand4b.t opr