The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

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hundreds Of the eostlisst and most sub.
stantisl warehouses IN the eosatry, and
temporarily paralysiag three Of The lead
ing mercantile intsrests-ths shoe and
leather, wool, aud dry goods trsdes. Il
y said that thers il not one wholesale
shoe aud leather establishment loft
10 Bosson. Tho WOOL trade has suf.
fered 10 IN equal degree, aad dry goods
aud jobbiog houses loft are few aud for
between. Tho district bu,ced 10 much
smaller than that destroyed 1t Chicago,
but The contents srs q grsstsr value
per block.
Including the eompaniss doing busi.
sess in Boston. in other States, and
those Of that CITY,. there are, s.ys the
Spectator, 1872 companies affected BY
the ere. Thsir combined assets amount
70 1857, 22o,l66. The Spectator esti-
natss that The insurance lsss by the
Gre will amount 70 800, 900 900. Il:
Contrary 70 previous reports, Ill
dxsllinss on Kiugston street are ste.
The same il fortunately : the sass On
Lioeolu street. All the .residences of
tho Fort Hill section so.caIled, inclad.
Jog Gridley, High and Broad streets,
have been destroyed, rendering hun.
dreds of families homeless.
Thieves are At work plunderioe, and
hundreds of arrests we're made. The
following are the general boundaries Of
tho ssua.srat;ou. Whole length Of
10th sides Of Summer street, ssross
Fsderal and nearly down to brakes
wharf, and thence in nearly direct
line 70 the foot Of Foot Hill. Along
Hamilton and Battery it marched to
Kilby street ~ far - Lyndall and
Cestral streets, aud FROM Milk to Sun.
nsr % Warrington street. Within
these boundaries, On area Of nearly
seventy azores, every. building ~ ee..
sumed.. -.
THE FIRE BhEAKs OUT AGAIN on
MONDAY
BosToS, Nov. II, 4:30 A. x.-The
Boston FIRE broke out With renewed
vigor about midnight in ..alnost tho
spot whore it first originated, caused by
: gas explosion 10 the building oocu.
pied BY William Storrs l. Co , on Sum.
mer street. Six Or eight explosions took
place, caused BY escaped gas.
The H. B. l. E. depot remains. The
immense coal yards orc low on fire,
and . solid sheet of flames shoot up in
the an. Thousands aud thousauds Of
tons Of coal are now on IRE Iron and
copper are running 10 molten streams
under the coal Ragged walls stand
everywhere, ready to fall. Acres Of
buildins,1wers blown up, and the FIRE
is lighting up tho whole heavens and
spreadiag terror 10 the heads ofthe in.
habitsnto.
Several firemsn, while removing valu-
sblss from burning buildings, we're in
SANITY killed.
Had the proper authorities shst on
the gas from the whole burned district
early Sunday morning the present visi.
tation would have been averted.. An|
property aloss The line Of IWashinzton
street which has been destroyed Of Is
ID immineat danger would have been
.aved had not The explosions gwen Il.
flames fresh encouragement. I: ~.
q a b.tallios Of cavalry has been ID.
dsd to the military guard Of TIC burned
district, which now oslmbels 1900.
u Boston, Nov. II, midnight Tho
steam engines ,re busy playing On the
debris Of the great drs,.. and oil tho |
streets leading thereto are strictly |
guarded. Although The city is dark
md gloomy, there bsisg 40 gas, large |
crowds hover 10 tho vicioi.y Of the
ruins At this lats hour. -
The FIRE il now condosd to the ruins
aud no tears are telt Of new. outbreak. |
Llrgs numbsss Of stsamers sontinus 10
work for the relief Of the aremen. vi |
The Post Office 10 temporarily loea.
led in Faaeuil Hall. The losses ~
both ares will not sxoosd 500, 000,.
300. go 80, 7s.''5 &. ;% '>%&
The. number Of firms ,nd business
houses burned out, $50; Of dwell.
logs, 60. ~'..a 90 .'z III: .s'"'
BosroS, Nov. 12.-To-day I'll fr.
Engines have been Withdrawn except
those employed ia cooling The ruins
beneath which tie safes ars buried
which are being dog ont II ove, the
region swept b: the AA.es. III. .sas:s;z
!, Tho ~ verk Is q opening pesssges
Ehrough the streets Of the burs.d Dis,
'ries w. renewed With ,igor to-day, a
|east one thousand !aborers being 81.
gagged. .ss.5.s..>...s.. 81.
Many largsdry goods hopses burned |
'nt have slready opened il new quar-.
;srs. s..>.s> 'S5z !. ...5ss. .....
Several ioeendi.ry arss have been
discovered, but were put out before
hey NADIA any h,advay.
Parties Of men srs engaged q search.
ng for the bodies Of the killed. ~ =