, 1869-02-09

.Ten Ga taf 8a Tue hlcfchan16 doEGl. |
The scene Was trightlu1 oue-thc halts
rapidly filling with smoke, servants, women
and children running hitler Md thfther, aud
all hurrS1ng to yet ont as soon as possible.
To be sure, of the orcr two hundred inmates
by FAR TIC la1geF portion seemed to be cotn- |
paraifseIy cool, and kept thesr presence Of
number, hurried hnlr Tohcd from their rooms
by tue tirs und hy puntc, coupled With some
cfcapcs by laddrrs, mentioned hereafter, md
the lurid cloud Of smoke aud lame rolling /
up froEl the lntnensr huildsnE, created
scene whlch ono would never agasn wish to !
witness. |
LossEs IN INTERNATIONAL nu1Lp1So.
The to1uwlng arc tho principal LOSSES ON |
tho International Building, and by Its occu.
pants:
Tho international Hotel furniture aud
BIZ was on tue day previous 10 the fire offered
1or thtu', by partlcs from Louisville, Ken
lucky, over one hundred thousand dollars
the sulc rot taklug place On account Of tho
parties mt being able to aErco on terms With
colonel bclote, who held d lease for several
fo0. .oOO aud The furniture for $1,000.
Colonel E. G, Dclotc, the proprietor Of the
hotel, lost on furniture, tixtpres and sup"
plies. over go. CO... Insured for so,stto.
Under the hotel were:
J p. Aliens drug store. About two thirds
ncr, turthcst from the fire when 1t first broke
/ out. Loss co overed by insurance.
Maurice Jernieau's Is barber shop on seventh
street, Gust ol the drug store. lie saved but
! four chairs and TWO stools. Loss, 81 ,UU; no
| inSurauce.
Mrs. Dawes millinery store, east Of tue
barber shop. Most OF the goods saved, aud
loss covered by insurance.
Office of Yin. Branch & Co., land agent
/ ana contractor, urst door north OF the drug
store on Jackson street. Scarcely anything
| eayed.
Next door above was the Office Of Major
Robert Walker, Paymaster. Books aud tur-
Be- ond this. and last in the building, was
The office Of Mayall i Mann. A few papers
| were saved, and little else.
j. II. Emerson lost everything, and mar
row1y escaped with bis life.
$. G. sloan lost two valuable oil paintings
| by Eastman johnson. Alr. Crummic was
awakened at go late an hour that in atte enpt.
Ing to ret down the stairs he was almost suf-
located. aud fell upon one Of the landings,
! and some one hastening down the stairs
tramped upon him. lie aually csaw1rd and
rolled down the stairs, getting several bruises,
though none OF them were serious.
Selah Chamberlain, Of Cleveland. Ohio.
lost some Of his wearing apparel and some
valuable Jewels, and also his pocket-book,
containing three hundred dollars his tota'
loss is $500.
Dreyet Major General Il. Baird, Inspector
General Of this Department, on ths staff o.
General TerrY, was at the international With
bis wife and family, mud had barely time tc
escape with whit wearing nppazelthey drcsset
In haste.
ing, trunks, jewelry, &c.. amounting In valus
10 some thousands OF dollars, we're con
sumed.
Rev. DR.. Boa7dman, Of Philadelphia, ent
bis son and daughter, lost everything the!
had, Including trunks, books, clothing, &c;
lars. They were taken to Governo
Marshall's aud kindly cared for, aud thl
ats moon went to D. R. Noycs' residence
on College avenue. We are happy to, lear
| that The reverend Doctor succeeded IN saE
Ing bis sermons. His daughter, IN her car
lettc, escaping " ish single drcss. and shaw
, or cloak snatched from her wardrobe, M!s
| pakeWell, q relative of the Boafdmans, too
time to complete her toilette, and saved
Bible, and another dress from her wardrob
She found 2 hospitable refuge at the resldcns
There we're two valuable pianos in the pa
Ions belonging to Munger Brothers, Whie
+ Msjor Furey snd wife we're among the U
Q foEtunatce. aud although they succeeded
!. saving one trunk Their losses foot up
n |
= !. Judge B. B. Meeker appeared upon Il
!. street in almost Texas costume, bareioott
. and nareb.aded, onl5 having oyer his n,eh c
= clothes bullllo oyercoat. In this conaattt
). he trudecd through the SNOW 70 INC e spre'
= Eaelc'' square distant, II Where SONG ll1en
9 nnFiially supplied Ills necessities. Ills 10
= "'-' MEMnEgs OF LEGISLATURE.
i 4 1arpe number of the State Senators a1
e. legislators were stopping at the lntcsnnt1o
p 2s ii, and many Of them hao tnelf WIVES W
Il them, and all lost more or less IN money
ii clothing.
~ The follow ing members or the Le5islatu
ID we're guests at the hotel: u
ren sfB91StsEP B.is2oI, :. F. fssesasa, sa!ss Ssq
Of natcheider, J. A.: Leonard, G. q. Pstut, ];
q5oS5ss T. f. N o@in .s.e-is St'sfa's smith,
1s Memhe,eNs. 4. Ioiluter. Tostea Johus
a Isaac 1honPson Geo Br53nt. l. 4. Assff. * e
11.GGe ian s. D.yison. {. Bshn, s. pss:r.
n.r, T. E H.sas Esls0m; ma s A!sSas Mepons
Tor Governor Armstrong, Senators Crook
o. Gilman. eeaCrare Smith and Leonoard,
-, | Kepreseutatfyes Hicks and Hathaway. Z
ID. their families with them. Chlel Gle1k y.
mt Klnyon, with his family and : j., snn0o ,aT
me Sergeant-ar-Arms of the senate, were 1nnl
Of the house at the time.
ain ,a The following medical gentlemen "
e1s e1s etopplnr there, nearly all Of whom were
-" attendance upon tho State Medical !! Asso $50
= tton: Drs: Noyes and ReodePS, P.n, q si~e' HssI
~ s1sepeS Sss ane and clarI; Of red wing Aver
Oh. T. Snenr: Naro. Of Rochester; Wedge
eo; s0t Albert Lea Blood, Of owatonna, and E
sop Davis, OF Mankato.
The following comprise the remaaooe
soHa: Ens!ey ErFI.aa; 5oAa AaS,s9 Gsn:t9;1 e..
tho ! q. Humphrey and n. dtf1seK. 1uaaon W
tms II, q. TDne, Hastings: Rev, E: X. Latarop,;; P;
t IS HkGG Ysohe1. w 81. 81 PM: q. d spencer, st Cl
yer. sslan Ch1nbsrlatu, Cleveland, ONO benlt
tSe Tho.Pso9 I'D Tf snt,ia ss M,ttn. s. IL
I In ieY. For, ,Ahs,rzocbie; Robert Tain. HAll.m
s1er ma Alexander R,Es. Hed H!yes: E, A.. a.
TO sn TX NJ. % Co!onel DsGlad and dsash1es, !!
.pun uclyokt, IT. Paul; Colonel Il. e; Rogers,
'hen nr Of ssste; caP.a;n M9SI, i y; w,,a = -; u
: Id IuiI. Forest C1ty: IosI Foater: River Falls,
axss c. !. barnes, New York, q. chaasa, ! !
> T I. nsSsEs 4sSes ssT ~ ress; co1iss md Dseoast
and Hou, Il b. Dnrnen. oHstonua,; y: z ~
'aas- Chicaso J. T. k;se %'fs e. ~ y shila' Iah1 n
se a eoln. Superintendent yal:eg. Railroad 6
s'ea nev, "a VIZ: INA nsco1ee To,s srf r,
t:sn:ainiu. Homes and captain Arnold, o.
,. ha:haw Z, Holmes: ps, Hosfamsa9, s oh1 oSn
a:t daughter. and NILES Bakewell. Pnlaoea,onn Pnl.aon
e T:ass. Mseo r. r. 3 III HI e I'D M .l i: RI
Louise and Belle CooleJ. Howstd potts, 81 rs'
r.,,. 1stta j. 4. Luntr, k1pe1tor; L1eatsnans
,.' srd MaIo7 NotTiile- q. s. A.; r. n, nos.u1
eaE Perkins; Jaues Cyoranney, John haeC 81,
for Il W Kitt51tce, st. Paul J. l.. Stfykes' ~as
Nv ~ ruKIoTAL LOSS.
Il tho Is Will be seen from The Treeedlag
for "a mates, the greater part OF the 1oss u {
d tho International Hotel building and 1ts
sea ~ tents. --. .,,o.+a :
mmes. hotel It Is impossible to make lu!t ess'
erdsY but theE amount in the nggrega.e r. 70
sooa tLomaI ds Of dollars. Add these ~ 70 las y,
'sacd, Of tAc building, fasnsturc, &C., ann ~
on NJ the different parties occupying tn1
!, saVei, V door, md the amonut Of !oEses ~ tus
noso accs from removal, and the sun s tos,
nppla- exceed $1o0, 200. Indeed. i is esnna; na;
ent, 70 many as much more. In fact. TO repa'
=. I'D rctufnish what has been ncst1o5ea
" one take q much larger sum.
,v.,-t TIE INTERNATIONAL ho1ah !,
i ntf1e Tnk an mmense Ase.1sN1s S-.s ut,S%
", ! largest hotel IN the sltyt md Nes q
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