The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

s-o'"ou 10 tue Sunefen, hv
the fin in Chicago vas refevTsAS
the Governing Committee, Ma
power TO increase as mu.h !.
the treasury allowed, under go
900; carried universally.
Chicago, Get la--neo1as5S..
fire continued to burn adj anisss
on the NORTH side, but this-tHtgy
ing tbs under control. Not6sss,
remaining on than side Sfroui El5s
river north to Lincoln Park. ana
from the north branch Of IN.
river OH tbet-weSt to 7thea laks n.
the east. This portion, sxcept
along the main river, where tbs,s
were business blocks, waa oeen
pied by dwellings,. Two tkiris of
the population of the district wer.
German and Scandinavian
These people are now hoaseisss
AT three o'clock this moruipo
it r;iined; it did not rain long bn,
the roofs and ground wers wet
Fifteen hundred citizens sworn AZ
special police. A federal force
! has been employed TO guard the
property. Que hundred thonsss.a
rations have been issued.
! Two men caught in ineendia.
rism We hung TO lamp posts.-
This SUMMARY proceeding awed
thieves into hSrmlessness. EVER
train brings engines, and fireman
immediately go to work. = They
are playing on coal piles to say,
fuel. A few business men Of
more nerve than oshers ara sech.
lug business places in the west
side. Rooms which rented lasl
week for $50 now command S..
900. Newspapers already at WORT
preparing for resumption. Wa
ter for drinking and cooking &c
lCured from the lakes and parks
| Thousands of people campel
about the artesian well. The poo
. pie are fed in churches and schosi
, houses. Il was cold this morniu!,
causing great suffering; but Ii,
people. are praNing,foryInore, r;ip.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.-A ser
GUS riot occurred in the soutlleri
part of the city, five killed tweia
ty wounded. Militia ordered 10
the scene.
Washington, Oct. 1O-Heavi
, rain at Chicago put the fire sul.
This statement is confirmed
through regular and official chan.
, nrls.
, Steam engines and previsio1a
, are going to Chicago from As
points; nearly every theatre is
: playing for the relief Of the sui.
. ftrers.y T..t.nan us,w. = /.
Very Latest-AllA ii burhed
north of Harrison street betwesn
river aud lake non Inward 10 The
: extreme north limit Of the cits-,
: hot building left; even, the. tre,s
|; of Lincoln Park are destroSr,l;
) not Il word regarding the els..
tons. The government in brin;.
: ing all resources to their relief
+ all railroads carry supplies fra
z by fast trains.
r Henry Clews and Jay Cooke /
y Co. gave each $1,000 10 Chiea. I
J. sufferers. j. l.. Morgan Il Co., d
Loudon, teiegraphed to theIl
i agents to draw Ave thousand. eli
Il he same purpose. 'sn-sss sssaa
It Chicago, Oct 10, 3 p. m.--WoIt
just received that a fierce fire i
}. raging yet in 31st. street, sthA
o street is two miles south of I'll,
e southern fire. A little less tbs
) that from the limit ON the weg
ride. Several inceudiaries; tp
: caught and shot, other tive wer
b led OF with ropes around thIi
Il necks. The wind is now blowin
i; a gale. The end cannot be tolS
IS Very Latest-New York, o.
L. 10.-The report that the Ere brosI
N out again in Chicago and wa
s. blrnins fercely is positively, cs,I
rs tradicted by dispatch from ca
is eral Anson Stager. of the WEBSTER
e, Union Telegraph company, nj
is at Chicago, 10 General Palm,E
ID Secretary. of the company heA
Is Gen. Stagar states that q fl
lie started in a small house In I'll
ID street, on the South side, this 4
IL ternoon, but was speedily put o.
IS Incendlariss become busy seye
10 or eight hanged or shot at sign
Ill Washington, Oct.10.--Ehe 81
ne Treasury at Chicago lost two ni
ift lions, of which a half million vi
in gold.
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