New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14

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horror, made. for . moment Tie ghasGliest
spectacle tnas ever fen upon living eyes.
The receiving vaut, solidy built and shrouded In
foliage fell under The terrific fame and the dead burst
from their COINS - the IRE tore through che walls of
the ghsful chaxpsl house. In the broad nxht Of today
ths place n The most ghssty ever saw not eysn Cold
Hsrho, excssdns n in awful sueresssysness Above
the graves sharrsd stones staad grin ssntnes Of tho
dead, - moro me1ss&sas Of anything bat dis
aster. Every inssnpeAsa has disappeared, and
ever the dad arc robbed ~ tAs flames.
the park turned into . wilderness sf Ire, tAs crowds
double baekvarA and maAe for tAe avenues Desding
v,stvsrA ara 70 the eoutn b peaAh which thsy must
eross tbs rvsr Many Of tho SYs69os were In hases-
tho rest were already ehoksd with te heavy wagons
which eear,ux tAs vsy thrsush, cruelty aggravated
IN. a,s,rss N tn tousssds of Sootssre women and
WARY man, Fully poopls veSc acoot IN this quarter
and this Mas donsey wedged into baxscaded streets
between trsnplns horses kept mp eeasesss stream far
into tha mint. with tis uight nov volumes Of name
sbot ont ON tae ar and new crowds hurled among
tina avne masae. There Wa no hope of saving the city,
thu struea,e WA dmply for life Halfelsd fed
moaning through the streets, and at this time,
IL In asssrted robberios were perpetrated In
some of tho remote private residences
va, ,.sch.a IN. nars and sunk exhausted on
tba Ground tbs air vas Alled with torrd heat aud
avon a. h srsat distance Immense partcles of cinders
,au o. .hom. Tho doaa,u, AGONY Of separated fami.
III. oo,o 20 odd ,,s horrors IN the calamity
49,. - 800 a,ona IN the multi
.uan .,1 .orn,,s.a p,,Io ,aonla aren't about
-, s,d, g.. th.,, r.,on.. A ,hlesse6 rain came
oon s,olv and the ,rs savsd IN tts ADVANCE rolled
hootward and eamsd nm With sreater herceness in
.h ,o,.. 60, r,o. IN tho verv eenter Of the town.
Then a nav aronv came upou the peeple The only
torcbed nortinn of the town vas brilliantly
d Gov tina ., ,..mea az ,houpb mt roof was to be
10, In IN. .r.o, .,tv
mi. go. th .,n .ct,,re NJ IN. fire the inedsnts
.,.". ...n =. -. IT,. .,,.,o,. ., .,tv larger
.Sau po.,nn p.S.o H.vor,s.n., or baltimore lies in
,na ..",o.... 10. 40, 49,. -. The dav, of Heron.
$50. ~ ~. -ua.,.... :, 80. INIT . angle house
.. .na ,hat ,n,,.d,hla "a .av Was Che frame home
-. AZ, x,,,.. N nasn ,h,.n .tood nm
A.. - .h,.s..t =, tha davastation
touched In tue Fe'y 'nio.oss III s"o
Monday night the area OF tne nro nAa no' oA0enuou'
everything depended on the wilma. Inc Wa'er-" ofAS
though not destroyed were impaired ana couo NOT con-
tribute to the public safety or comfort Inc distant cities
had hand and the hrst chance Tor rest ana coV
cry came to the harassed cesene Inc Wnos through
out the day were watched with hckenins areaa
and hope The work of flight In the intact quarters s
continued. The railroad people betook Themselves 70
the city lmit and put the machinery OF iooomoon IN
operation.
The most grievous test came upon the Telegraph au
thorities, and to Gen. Anson staser' the Hon W. d.
Smith, and their interchangeable assistants the county
acknowledgment can tell Every iwire IN inc Guy "as
dsarranged, all the Instruments misplaced, aamased'
and removed, and, TO crown ALL hahdozen wires Dc
tween Chicago and New-York were completely broken
down. To reestablish connection, the whole post OF
operators moved before the fire three or four times
and brdgeess stream has been crossed by the recon
structed wire.
AS early Wednesday morning, when the rear OF 1ur
Their danger had ceased, the WORK Oh reoohs'rueeon
began On the smokng ruins OF the great tnoso
uncomfortable people set the signs OF reVVed
The needs OF so vast body homeless % tney arc ske
great market and the thriving trade OF old times COM
mences at every uncovered corner where temporary
roof be raised. Inspired ~ the opportun-
ity, the thriving shylocks came out Wedne~
day resolved TO turn Inc misiof'unos u 'no
city 70 soiocn soouA's .1 .s.s ~ ~
fabulous fseo'. AZ ~. - .,.nar.n. nr,oa. thu
-. 49,. th.,r ,orr,er rote, and 0eneral
iou'"in'. 90 80. A. s,.,n. .rnmnn,,n I'M, Gan
an -, tha na,nn,,e. Nth senaraI order
ohe'iuAa ioi. tpon IL -. IT, ,ha 49,
ana routeu tnen WIN ioa .'' 800 80, 80
NC Pioeiai"ou '"0ap 1851 AZ VIZ -.
hVins rates, VI ~ -, =, 81. o,S
himself i ,s ,a1- 49," ,.I ,n,o Tnors hsa,thv
'no .iy n""., tt. na,..nanar. IA. Io,rnol er.t
n rI r.., 80 ps,',,.an ,I,nw,no came IN NE
s ua 49,. 2, What the country was doing for
again. anu eh.pse III WIN. ~'o ooN' TN. ,n,I.
Chicago reached the funering people Inc splenu,u
record Of benpos aroused new hope and the people
give evidence in unbi''iaDi' ""' 'A'' "'' "-'
crasnet n tna daaS ,mnossble to sneak with GER
,,rtv ons hundred bodies have been brought into the
morgue The total may reach ITS 2O but there is
evidence to warrant any higher estimate The stories Of
The whole city has been wild .since Monday on the r
mored arrival OF New-York and st. Louis roughs, at
tracted hither by the chance for pillaRe,
hut no Gotham roaghs, or others from
A.o.a haya haen spotted here The peope are