, 1869-09-30
DESTRUCTIVE coNFLAoRA1yoNs,
q rozen Structures Destroyed on Archer
Avenue-Twenty-twu Horses
Burned Oh St, Clair g.
street.
Eight Fires In Twelve Hours-Total
Loss, $50, 900.

With unAn!nity worthy Of 4 better caoss our
citizens agreed upon frea yesterday Afternoon and
evening, and for three or four hours o0e coutd
fcsrcolJ hear ones own voice for The ringing aud
ali the noise threo were but TWO conNa.
R,at,ons Of zny mosuea,. The mt occurred
OK AHcHKx AvKkCK,
at the fntcr7ection Of Stewart svenus. AT this
Place "a nnoeerpissa paanans mi!,, nss.ess san:
half siossa dwelling houses Were Destroyed
The alarm for This IRE was sounded II na1f-past
planning mill, and II 1ne szuctare hid been ont Of
Use ios several ye4r1. VA undoubtedly the work
q o1ita ~ SIen IT. Tns building w ilsms four
der. In 1css than 1ve minutes IL N1a eyefJwhero
o. nse, and the name4 communicated rapid,y
with The ad}olntug buildings. ~ ine west stocs:s
,hs hss.ey 70 he scgsa snesaf t.e:ety and .
were MI burned 10 the ground. Tnt entffs biocf.
Which forms tlanRie between Archer and
!he Exception Of single house, VA completely
isws dtinealt to ASCERTAIN the ovnessn,o 9,
tory. The rsss two eAiahAAhments 1err erecisd
nJ Re1reman baGea Roscoe, but It is said have
i;e!, istsiy hecn Transferred to genueman named
probably not insnred- Tne vinegar factory wa
but recently startsd By New loTk man, whose
abon1 s 1en Adjoining lie panlns - Mi D. rep9e. 1e
EtutlnE No. 1e1 Archer avenue, was tho butcher
shop Of Boehm Bnrkhardt He lived ID No. Is0.
Sonb!ned loss between $500 sud al0,0oa.
insured for E,oo1 % stocf In the Republic;
Coo IL the Lamar on tho house No. $50; 500 Id
Tentonia % furniture, and g .oeo on dwelling
ne of &c q, On usea ,d
the agen.a for the Republic think they Will not
hare 70 indemnify ADORE 8, l,0oo.
name1 becker. This lover door was occupied ~
9ssidssss = : I &.as9sia s isss % 81 aoss s;ors r.
ffiEf$f %r6& 0a IT.
iuEnltare up stair, s:oa no insurance OF, eithes,
loss o. 1he Two bpii9inEs WI reach sa,baa 1n-
Company. II was eccupled ~ = bnicher shop b
John Gllem and reAidtnce BY John Brennan,
Loss on shop, aauep: loss TO Inter, tsoo. 10 in-
No is waa occupied BY co!srea man named
Bos,.ond- lie Lost 3aao Ia Rrecnhael1 and t7od on
OUT in rs msny years. The building was owned
ty l. Pierce. Losa, &, 600.
No III Archer srenle, on the corner OF Stewart
Woltord Hls losa u 1900: 10 insurance.. TIE
rear HaA occupied BY 1kAac Whitcouh; loss, aeoa
loss on building, q, coo. 1t was owned By Nj.
In the rear Of the tannery. On Txenty-,aln1
street. tFosto1J frame wRa cors!detably d8nl-
Waller, Louis O1}rIcu, and George ttAny. Tue
houae was thoroughly drenched, and tbs damage
10 furniture ta considerable.
trencoed. insured N the Commercial, Severn
residences adjoining were nlso aomeRhat DAM
me asVresase loss By tnis are Will reach nearly
$4,000.
on AuEanKKN s1RfEr
The alarm a1 1:1s yessesdaJ afternoon wBs
cauaed BY the discovery al 0re In small tam 10
the rear 81 40. 166 Aberdeen 1t1ees, owned hy
George Walker, II WA totally destroyed. Loss
t1oo; insured
An alarm from box aS9, ns 1:so, proved to be
nv + th< NV fho t>n1lrA
vs. ;uinss y "psa AZ T'tH sas!d," IL y bas sSA xa.s
II denoted could not be ssce'tAfned.
eas!onel b. tho burning Of chimney 1t 10. sa7
South pespiatnes street No damage.
The alarm nj O'Clock, from Boz No. ai6 WIS
carrod BY tho burning OF . barn Gu Noble strect
uear .he Northwestern Railroad tTack- It was
owned by a man named Finnuc1n. Loss, $lo1.
.--.. on WEST LAKE STREET.
Al 1o:46 p. n an alsrm WAS sounded from Boz
sS1: II wa s,ussd g. b{ ase H. No. &c C. We.t Lake
was nnoocupicd. The upper door was occupied
| BY . co'oTcd family. Tho 1re hsoIe oas uuder =
II e. -. .a st e
nfe witnout tho assistanoe OF other engines.
At II oelock-alasrn from box No. 2yo-a Orc
street. a re:stoFy na1liine owned by Hrreme i
Brothesat and occupied BY Ar: GseDe~aid ~ q
fommi,son . s'oIc; Loes On by building about xt90
rs o grocery store, was damaged, With stock.
! S1,oo1 Injured In the Fifcman'h for t5oo, No.
1s1 VAS damaged about 500.
| or sT. CLAIR sTKEEr-TwESTr-T"o HoRsEs
BURNED.
Al 10 o'clock-a.arzn from boz No. 19l-a de-
sttIcuve IRE occurred At The corner Of Illinois and
| St. C1atr streets The 1rt originated In large
| st2hc belonging 10 E. \. Mcdonald. 1t contained
twenty.tro horHes, al Of which were destoyed. A
determined effort W&a made TO care them, bnt the
! animals were 70 unrnanAEcab!e that It WAS dso-
gerons 10 corne within their reach. Tha nfa also
c0mmupcsted to three aulall houses On St. Cli1l
street, owned BY Mcdonald. a ssore, also hts
| property, WzB consherahly damaged lie Falued
| his horsea at S4b01 Loas On barn. Il ,t.n; on
! houses, &, co., TheAa teneme1ts Mcre otrlptetl
1910. 49,
on E0CTN CLARK STREET.
At half-rsst o'clock this morning, a ire broke
ont III No. e65 South Clark street. owned BY Mr.
| Keep, Known as The "Rosebuh," hoase Of III.
| fame kept hy woman named Hamilton. 1t Wan
made total wreck. Las on building. II 000; fur
| n1lure about the sane amount No. 26a4. also de.
stro5ed, WAS occupied By an umbrella maker,
named Steiner. Loss about $suo. No. aea, badly
| damaged, Was occupied as shoe store by Henry
sm!th, and As \ tailor shop By lit. Wilt Loas ol
former, Il 600: Of latter, xa0a- Thn upper nnol
| ~Ba occupied a. a pouse OF ul-famc. No 41s, 4
toy shop. owned by George Hawklns, was hI,RttlJ
/ dATURRCd.