, 1872-11-12

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I MILWAUKEE, Nov. 11.-at the noon session OF
the Chamber OF Commerce Of this city, to-day,
| the following resolution WIS passed unanl-
mously:
Resolced, That our gympathieB are ez-
tended to the City Of Boston. for the
great calamity that has overtaken It
in the vast destruction OF property, and the
sufferings consequent to the poor and the labor
| erB and that we as citizens, will extend to the
| sufferers all needfu1 aid in our power.
4 committee OF five was then appointed to
take Immediate steps to ascertain what aid the
citizens Of Boston would most require Of US,
and respond at the earliest possible day.
ST. Louis, Nov. 11.-A large meeting Of mer-
chants and businessmen generally was held at
the Merchants, Exchange, at 1880 to-day, to
befallen the City Of Boston. Mayor Brown Of
fered resolutions, which were adopted, proffer-
ing substantial aid to the sufferers.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov 11.-The Mayor called
q meeting in the City Hall, this morning, to act
in behalf OF the sufferers Of the Boston fire.
pecunlary assistance, If needed, were adopted
and autographed by Mayor Mofdt to the Mayor
Of Boston.
C1Sc1SSAT1, Nov. 1.-THE feeling here this
morning concerning the Boston fire is unabated.
The papers are issuing extras, which are eager
Is sought. The public mind is now more turned
to the financial aspect Of the calamity. The
banks generally were pursuing q conservative
course. Ihey arc accommodating their CUSTOM
ers. There appears, however, to be general dis
position to act carefully until they can more ac-
curately weigh the probable consequences Of the
disaster. The Chamber Of Commerce has Just
adopted resolutions with reference to the Boston
sufferers, requesting the Common Council to
adopt such measures as may, in their judgment,
be necessary to give us an opportunity to extend
any relief that may be needed at this, the time
Of their calamity.
WORCESTER, Nov. 1.-THE City Council, at
meeting this evening, adopted resolutions offer
ing aid, and appointed a committee to take i'm
mediate steps for rendering assistance.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 11.-Great sympathy is e1-
pressed by the citizens of Nashville with the
people Of Boston, but no public demonstration
has been made.
CNcnSAT1, Nov. 1.-The Common Council
met this afternoon; and appointed Committee
OF two Aldermen and two CounciImen to COM
municate with the authorities OF Boston, and, If
found necessary, to visit that city and ascertain
what aid the City of Cincinnati may be able to
render them in their misfortune.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE Boston fire excites
considerable interest and sympathy here. The
Mayor called meeting Of citizens at the Court
House this afternoon. After briefly discussing
the proper course to take with regard
to the matter, the meeting adjourn
Much insecurity was felt among the Insurance
Companies at first, bnt the feeling is settling
down owing to favorable reports from Eastern
Companies There have been many changes of
policies to-day, and agents have advanced rates.
CA1Ro, H., Nov. 11.-F. Ross, Grand Master
Of the I. 0. O. F. Of Illinois, has issued call
Oh all the lodges Of the State for relief for the
Boston sufferers Of the order.
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