, 1870-04-18

in1g about O'Clock. Tho bod. w.s carrisd to
The f9ml1y Residence and ph5siciknn sum-
raoned- Tho tn2n M prpnouucea dosd hut
for two days, It ia said, there wezo warm spots
sbont tho region Of the heart, and the joints
% aid not become etid These symptoms caused
81 her l'nsbsnd'a eickncns, (heart qise1se) and
NC fh1acaan who VIE 1t i 1oss to account for
the strange fe.turca Of the case. to inaiat
tAet tho interment Of the remkHA
Should be delayed to tho latest posaiuss
dent OF Californisi Mt. Auter vas struck
apparently ifeless, and lAJ for iYe days, to all
outward appearances, dezd. Tho perseye.iQg
Spp1cAaou OF restoratiyes assisted nature and
nc man came from the trance To recover about
hle usual health. 1hla circumstance caused his
reialves to hope that tho stroke on Ho1day
last might terminate in much tho esme uay.
Close watch Was kept on tho body and proper
restoratives applied. In the former dread e1-
Pc1ience Ats. Antor had given closest alton
sbsnd - hi aa OF soa rhe9 o ns1
death to lite,. heard his nas7stion OF
| his experiences during the i've dsyH Of ap-
parcn. death He could hear md understand
but could not move. Every faculty OF action
tn any way seemed paralEzed, md he WAS in
constant mental agony, realizing the situation
e1por'tpce caused Mrs. A. to cling to the hopc
that Der husband might recover. and to act in
accordance Herewith. Not until Wednesday,
! Vas it nsde evident to all parties that life wAs
| extinct. There had been At no time signs
OF Life other than those nentioretl, ani jnal-
! " these disappeared, and it wAs decided that
! the funeral ehonld take place gesteriAy.~
| The Cleveland Leader, of tho 18th, gircs
the following account OF the great fire at
Mrdina: "At 2 O'clock, yesterday morning,
| mort destructive fire broke out in tho town
| OF Medina, and ragged tor several hou!s with
! 1lildimlnishea fury. Tho place has about three
thousand inhabitants: many wooden build-
I ings, and is almost without any facilities for
e1tingniahing tiTo. Our informant. Mr. B.
borlt: ssys the fire originated at about 2
o'clock Oh Maia street, in tho southern part Of
! the town. The buildings there wcre III n!a,
| and the flames spreAd from one to another
0.tl1 the rapidlty Of lightning. They were occu~
pied az . harness shpp. meat market, gro~
cery, and a barber shop. Among them also
were two boot and sloc stores and dry goods
sihle czertiou to keep hack tho flames, hu, iu
alrut IN hour End half the wilole santhern
part Of the town was on fire, and nearly aii re-
dtmed to ashes One block, occupied br Mrs.
Jackson 70 millinery stose, By Il. Il. 1 !, II.
MeDoWcli a. drug store. by D. Eiiliags. dcu-
level1cd with tho ground. T1ls old C1Gdeeter
House. now the International Hotel. was COM
rlctely destroyed, ncd large barn in the rear
IVES in flames. From this pan Of the city the
fire vas rapidly communicated to tho buildings
about the pualic square. Tie Methodist
church Was in imminent danger, anil all
that Kept it from sharing the fate of the other
tn,ildinga was the direction of tho wind
On the southwest corner Of the Squire u gro-
ccs5 and produco starc WAS burned down.
Next to this ia brick block, in the rcsr Of
which ia q livery stable, and il the flames
passed this point it was thought the whole
town would be reduced to ashes from a.
most every quarter the flames arose. On crery
side the greatest confusion existed Every
ono was in the streets, many in their night
! clothes, aeeing from tho lerou1in: element.
Mothers were seen surrounded By their fright
ened children, while their husbands and the
Young men were awa;y in other kpatta Of the
town cndeayoring to haf{lc the :ifaues or tu
ssEe property from destruction. A few
beds had been brought cut Of the
burning houses, and on these wero lain
children Of a lender age, who soon fell
asleep and remalncd unconscious OF the fearful
work OF destruction going on around them, On
the northeast corner Of the Square stauds the
Presbyterian church, and united effarta we're
made to keep tie fire from this building. The
Wooden buildings adjoining wefa nearly al
were being tom down TO prevent tho church
frnn catching. When our informant loft, at
| haK-paet 5, the aa1nes were in close proximity
to the church, hat it Was still untouched. Op.
porite atood the church OF the United Brethren,
| WHICH uhA caught ues put vas GouGht
to hare been sared without any
material loss LA1En; It Is not stated vhat
the loss IL, but it il contccturcd at not far from
sloq,cGa Tho air was filed With spssks, whiyl
were swept OF many Of tho house tops ~ saou
a. they fell. Tho Covcnt House caught fire
| three times, but the flames wcro exting1iBlcd
By wafer brought in buckets. Tho Ccnsresa-
tionsl. Free, and Methodist churches wcfo scv.
e!al times gu fire, hut we're fortunately saved
Tie American Hou+e and the Empire Block
narrowly escaped Tbs roofs were kept coz.
cred with wet blankets. which prevented the
eparEs from taking. Hotels werc empt:od ot
their furniture, which was piled up in 4 state
Of ine1tricable confusion il the put'ic square
Some Of tie merchants hs3 just bough. heay.
stccka Of spring goods, which were in mani
csses totally destroyed"
! TIE IEnR1roR1ER
Frank Irwin, son Of Dr.. Ewiu. who Wal
killed recently hr the Indians. near Atlauti,
City. Colorado, Was nephew Of Senator Trum
bull,