Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

A $50 BILL badly scorchcj, was found in
south Abingdon, twcnty-one miles away
Eight or ten bodies have already been OK
humed from the ruins, and nearly every one re-
oognized.
-" Carleton" is writing no account Of the
fire. which !. to be issued in few days by shep-
ard GIN.
The value ofcOal destroyed upon the wharyes
and in private cellars, (Which is still blrning) Is
estimated at 100000
By vote Of The city authorities the Common
has been opened to the burnt.out merchants for
occupancy while rebuilding.
Piles and piles Of untanncd lilcs were taken
from the ruins Of a store on High street saturday
afternoon slne Of them ms fresh as before the
fire
Twelve hundred men have bcen set at work
By the cify authorities Of Boston % ccir out and
open the streets buried beneath tlc avalanche Of
ruins
- The frem not Temple citizens meeting uuan-
imously protested against the general government
issuing an additional amount Of currency In cln
sequence of the fire.
The Boston Adrrus,r siys the los from tie
"o'' ue-'nYel VIII reach si,1Oo'OOO' II this be
3d. tNen 81 least nine million plunl- oi wool
must have been destroyed
Architects estimate that .ul -nntml baili-
ing4 Cor business purposes can be erected for SIS
square loot. AZ THIS estimate The burnt dis
trio, could be covered for slo3i2ioOo
-Measuts lave lecn taken to secure an i'm
mediate dcplsi, of grcenbacks IN tue Boston
banks, \ request to have that measure Of relief
adopted At oncc has been hrwlried 10 the Sscre-
tary OF the Treasury.
/ The burnt out streets are mainly So FAR cleared
MS To- be oren 90 tnye, tile -cnuncls are mpijly
giving pluce to workmen several temporary
wooden structures have already been erected
and the general aspect of the burnt district is
suggestive OF regeneration and reconstruction.
1t seems tina. there were three hunl ted and
three firms in the shoe and leather trade on Pearl
and High streets alone. Alta public meeting OF
those dealers il has been decided to ask permis-
sion OF the cit, to occupy the public land on Fort
Hill and Washington Square for the temporary
use OF this trade
MANY leading proptie,ors of tho burnt dis.
trct are seekinr tbe e5.operati,n ,r tho nutb,ri.
ties with reference to widening and .traightenipo
the streets. and admitting A system !, rebnilline
which shall secure greater protection against FIRE.
The late fire teaches the les N that brick resi.ts
fire better than granite
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: burnt district Of which number five hundred have
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