The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18
sANpusKY srREEr-wEsr SIDE.

d sANDUsKY STREET-wEsT SIDE.
L A. NeNeal, goods in Store, 5000
: Mrs. Rawson, frame store and two
: story frame dwelling on Miami St.
E 81, 500, insured in Etna for $1,000.
EAST SIDE.
A. & F. Ogle, two story brick store
building and dwelling adjoining, story
and half and two one story frames
g, 9,O00-insured in the Etna for s., 900
T. Collins, loss on goods in Ogle's
stO e s., 800, insured for 81 900.
ID. c. Baughman, two story brick
frame barn with tools and machinery
loss $1,000, insured for $500.
A. Meehen, two-story frame house,
furniture and barn, insured in the
Home OF Columbus for S5OO-loss
5000.
MIAMI sTREEr-SORTH SIDE
a. d T. Ogle, two frames and one
brick, aud two barns, 5000.
a. McNeal, two-story frame house,
barn, and wood, loss, s, 900 Insured
on house and goods in store $500.
Mrs. Click, frame barn and sm ol1e
house $500.
FRANKLIN sTREET-wEsT SIDE.
John Knott, house and barn, loss
5000, insured in the Home of
Columbus for $50.
VIM. Shugro, two-story frame house,
loss s1;5OO.
P. Hartnett, frame barn, 500.
ADAMS sTREET-soUTH SIDE.
P. Hartnett, double house and gro
Gerry under one roof and two story
briek-loss s., ,SOO-insured in Home
of Columbus for 81, ,45O.
A. Niebel, large barn near Holt
House, $500.
The foregoing comprises the property
destroyed on one square. But two
buildings were left standing the house
of Mrs. Click on the southeast, and
the Holt house on the northwest,
Every lot was built upon.
FRANKLIN sTREET-EAsT SIDE.
Mrs. Bresnin, frame house, $500, in
sured for S4OO.
ADAMS sTREET-SOUTH SIDE.
| ID, Arndt, two story double brick.
with barn, one brick house and barn,
loss 81, 200, insured for $1,000.
D. BartelI, twO-story brick-dwel-
ling and saloon, furniture, etc, and
barn, loss about $1,000.
Geo. Bainer, on railroad, one dwell
ing and barn, loss 81, ,OOO-insured for
800.
ADAMS sTREET-NoRTH SIDE.
J. Kuhn, frame dwelling, 81 900.
B. Troxen dwelling and barn 81 800,
insured for 81 200.
R. r. Co. twO-story frame house,
water house, wood, shed, ETC., $1,000.
Same, loss on freight removed and
whisky destroyed, $500.
FRANKLIN sFREET-EAsT SIDE.
NJ. Kuhn, two dwellings and one
barn, 81, 800.
Mrs. Quinn, dwelling house, west
side Of Franklin street, 5000.
L. LeBarOn, Stave factory, Cooper
shop, sheds, and stave stock, loss SI5,-
600.
TT. &E. R. R. Co., ties burned
$500.
WASHINGTON STREET-wEsT SIDE.
Ephriam Umsted, frame dwelling
and barn, s., 500.
F. ]. Wagner, frame dwelling and
barn, loss $1,000.
II. L. Kendall, two story brick
house and frame barn, loss S, 500.
a. Brandeberry, twO-story brick
house, 5000.
EAST SIDE.
Samuel Shade, barn, horse, grain
and wagon, 81, 900.
F. Singer, two-story brick house and
barn, s., 200.
MINERVA STREET.
Chas. Fishbaugh, Pump Factory
and barn together, and 200 pumps and
rods, 81, 500.
Paul Miller, Water street, house
and barn, loss S1,5OO, insured in the
German for 81, 100.
Louis Bang, Water street, saloon
and residence, 81, 900.
The following are among the small ,
er losses as furnished by the Relief
Committee:
John Miller, $50; Geo. Fishbaugh, {
SIS; John Moessiny, $50; G. Martin, |
SIS; NJ. O'Neil, $50; F. Miller, S75
Peter Vert, $40; Mrs. Irwin, $500
Mr.. Stone, 500; John Farrel, 500;
Jas. McPallen, $500; w. Huffman,
$500; Mrs. Conners, SlOO; J. Snyder, ,
$500; Mrs. Barnhart, $500; H. A. Tag
CART, 500; Mrs. Strausbaugh, 500:
John Keller, 500; w. P. Noble, $50;
Mr.. Hiehey, S25.
The loss amounts TO about S9O,34O,
not taking into account the furniture
damaged in removal and burned after
being taken to adjoining streets, burn
ed fences, ruined shrubbery, fruit
trees destroyed, bedding, clothing and .
a thousand other things that were
burned, of which no accurate estimate
can be made. The actual loss sus- /
tanned by the sufferers will not fall
much short of 100000. The insurance
amounted to s17, 100.
The number of buildings destroyed !
was houses 3a5 barns 2I, Stave Fac
tory, office and sheds 4, Cooper Shop
/, together with large number of
sma Her buildings.