The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

the fe I'm eachehg Ste street..
The Id South ehusSh als< escaped
thos several mss given ID sor lss
The ksstly on beautiful zt0nscr4
building. and Courrier 4 Watts jew.
elry store, on the Opposite corner ~
MILK street, were burned. The East.
ern Express o1los wss saved. though
At one time reported - burned. Two
steam iirs engines came from p vt-
land. with four hundred Vt their leAd-
Ing ci.is-na. heaasssi By Mayor Kines-
buoy. 70 proass, every aid IN skeir
power.
The Spectator and lssurnnce jour-
nal says there ar liz companies silect
ed BY the Are. their combined assess
amoustins 70 sl67, 20. asa, The Apec-
tator estimates thai the loas by The
Boston DIRE viii ameuat IN one hun.
dred million dollsrs. The district
burned over 10 much smaller than that
dsstroyed at Chicago but the contents
are grcstsr In value per block. The
loes will fall heaviest ON Boston Corn.
panies greater part Of which ss'n-
line their business 10 that section.
The leading C,ompaniea may b ex.
peCted 70 ssand with few u any exeep-
lions.
A despatch from Hartford on the
10th says: The lnssvancs -lossss are
not % great - had bsen antici,Aesd.
Every oDmpany hers will g through
thesslia safety. bus thnss WIN are
depending on them for money will
meet great din appointment. The
Orient lqsss $4,000 and has . surplus
~ jass sbose shss smo0nt. The Pbo-
mig iossa ee00.0 0o. and has . surplus Of
81 .l00. 900. The Hsrtsosd loses half .
~sisiou cad has swo and . quarter
millions fos svfpius.
MONDAY. 40 4. M.-The flre brink.
out With renewed vigor ct shout mid
night In slnsoss the ssspe spot where
II originated. II was caused BY M sx-
plo-ion of gss. Owing to frequent Rss
explosions, the Ar~mem were t0r some
minutes dssssred from g,,ing into too
rIose psoximisy - the dse. bet dsepite
the danger they stson he'd strsasms
playing Dn the tusnisg bsildlWR. r.
forts to stay the pr,gress II the 0anses
wsrs unsvailtng. aud In les than half
IN tloss the lssagnificent hleck On the
corner Of Wsshington aud SKINNER
streets was d00msd. The flames leap
Ell from the Windows sn1 curled Them
selves aNoes the cDsnicss, and snon
the vast piles were In shrouA Of
flames. Que gas explosion followed
another IN rspid succession and sew
eral ioldisrs aud nremsn wsss prusesa-
ted. aud several severely lnjussd. A
woman Jumped from second story
to the pavemest snd VS. sessossly In
jured.
NOoN. The now nrc vas got fully
under cuntrol abcus -four o'clnck this
morning. -The nUmber Of drns and
business houses burned out n nine |
hundred and thirty; the number If
dwellings aud lodging houses sixty.
Tie iire In nov conflued TO the ruins,
aud no fears are felt Of new outbreak. |
Large numbers continue u work. re-
liefs Of flremen taking charge Of them.
James TuIly was arrested BY = soldier
early ihis morning while putting hre
10 building on MIX street.
A New York despatch on Monday
says: The values Of merchandise
have been advarced seven TO twenty
per cent. Boston men are already
herr making selections and sccommo-
uasSouTJUv ueuss 70 10 vs~SSss - U~
ton Common for the sale Of goods.
The destruction u eleven million
pounds u woOl, . stock Of i've million
suits n ciothing, aud almost the en-
tire supply II woo'ens and clothing
for Eastern Canxds anj the North
west caused an sdvance III Z cents PR
pound Ia wool, while heavy domestic
wooiena advanced over thirty cents
per yard. Blankets. hanneis and
shawis have advanced ten cents per
yard.
A money panic Il Il thought. will
be aveeted. The New York psress
call upon Secretary Boutwell, To take
measures to relieve the momentary
pressure which must follow. II IL
thought that some millions II curren.
cy insy 10 re-issued.
The great cities al over the States
are rendering pscuniary aid - In the
case Of the Chicago DIRE. Chicago her
self was one OF the nrnt so speak by
tender By the Board of Trade on is.-
half Of the city of 100000. Although
there are not IN, thing like such
number Of people rendered homeless
~ In the Chicago Are, yet much SUI
fering would 0f course result were II
not Tor relief measures which are a.
ready on foot.