, 1866-01-03
CONFEDERATION At La CROSSE.
Both Sides Of Third Street. Between
M2ln and State, Hufncd Ovor-Llst OF
sufferers and their Losses
Total OF $40, ,D0O.


Total OF $40, 900. ....
1Fron the Lacrosse Republican, 2oth.l
FIRE SuMpER osE-A FOUNDRY.
Al ssven o,c,ock IN Thursday e,enfno an
alarm Of lro broneht ont q l1rge eToWd Id If
citizens to witness tho burning Of Messrs.
Gould t. sons foundry On Front street. near
thu FOOT Of State street. The f9rernen con,d @ T DO
vcry little to arrest the prngress OF the IRE AZ
thc ceyeuiuc was cold .anti the mo,hinerv ioTer-
tineuiships flres was soon out II or,ier.
YIrssrs. C;6u|d 4 Sons Loaf In rnarhfnrrv tnc1a
firnacc. moulds. castIur1. "a. tn liza All.
mated value Of 81 900, Oh which' wa ara glad
to be able to state, they had an insurance Of
viii be a serious loss. as thew were crowded
with orders, and were among tho most Ilonor-
able and enterprialne MECHANICS Ia La Crosse.
Ar, Herscheimer owned the adioiDinp NAV
factory md machine shop on Tie soufh side
Of The foundry, on which he had insuranco f0r
81 900.
FIRE SuuDER rwo-rnE coNFLAaRAT1ox.
Al about II O'Clock at nirht. the alnTm
wos given Of smother Ire, md which proved
10 be In the rear Of the store occupfed by
kellogg 4 Co, on Third street. about mid
way between 8faln aud State streets, nearly
opfositc the Harrington House. The evening
wns stil. clear aud coli. and iarsre croWa
quickly assembled at the scene Of contlaera-
supposed 10 have been tho work of an fncen-
diary. Mr. Jesse Williams occupied the ur-
nrr nnrt Of the building az a dTelfinr- Ife
barely escaped with lis family and list ali
his f;1rnftnre. ISc.. an whjch he had n small
insurancs Of 500, II, Il. KeIlorr sud r.
ma1v 11a a connrssinr the i;rm of Kei1aoe N r.
a"nsy,,,,eS tha ioE.r dnnr -. Iro:srr ~ I'D I'D
taos eto-o Thavw ;1,ar1ad Fl sd6n -! 49,
III. i,,3,};n- ,rna 1,,..1'a - ~. astate
u;,,,a G uNS ~, u"nsa - ~ ~ Ino essas0
u rha hn ~ n'5,oE,. aaa ausaIane5 ~ oa,o,,
ou4nngs on lug south aud aosth-
Inc nrss one on the south vas owned BY
Mt. John EmenJ. The north half OF tho
building was ocsupacd y H1llineEy estsb-
l!shment aud dress-maker On the lower
uoof we're Mfs Mitchell 8 Miss Laugstadt,
whose loss IN removal and waste Of goods was
considerable. allss Goodyear occupied the
upper 6oor. Mr: Emeny occupied the south
bali o. his naisdnS Is confectionery and
lie was insured for Il ,tD On building and
STOCK; and nts loss over ana above Insurance.
must exceed a thousand dollars.
The building south Of mr. Emeny's Vas
$1,0oo, on which he had no Insurance, This
WAS partly burned and partly tom down to
save property on Main street, 1t was oecu-
pied by Mr. Isaac Usher ~ an auction store.
Ills loss y goods destroyed bJ h1e aud re-
movnl VIII reach nearly s!,ooo. The upper
noor Was occupied BY Mr. Toms ~ anWeanng.
Nj John Terrence occupied the building be-
tween the auction store and HuliaH's shoe
store, as Hour and feed store. II was not
burned bus nc eoala NOT psesent ths eacatea
crowd rom damaging an9 Was,1nG nus stock
" removal. fefnaps n1s loss nllGht DC stateo
While the aames we're doing their Work o.
destruction 70 tnis olfectioh, Inc same elemeht
wn. consuming the buildings nosth Toward
Stals street; INC 9t9fe oa Aeasls. S a.ts un.sa.t