Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12

wide streets, and planks went flying
through the air like feathers.
Firemen erected barbados, and work.
ed behind them, but they We're burned
almost as soon as erected.
An hour had hardly elapsed before it
was evident that Beebe's block, the finest
business structure In the city, built Of
granite, and five stories high, with a
Mansard roof over all, must go.
Within 80 minutes flames were coming
out in fiery pillows from every window,
and the upstairway leading to A. I.
Stewards rooms was perfect column OF
flame.
Boston, 1915 p. m, Nov. 10.-The fire
is now said to be under control.
The Post Office is in danger. All the
buildings adjoining it are on fire,
100 p. m.-The present bounds OF the
fire are: Central. Broad and Bedford
streets, both sides; Summer, Washing
ton. Milk, Devoushire, Water, Congress,
Lindall and Kibby streets.
1t is believed the fire is under control,
and will be confined within these limits.
The. loss will be nearly S10O,O00,OOO
before the fire is extipguished.
Boston, Nov. ll.-There is no truth in
the report that the fire is spreading. 1t
has not extended since 2 p, N. yesterday,
except the burning of six buildings early
this morning, occasioned by an explosion
of gas.
Boston, $40 a. m, Nov. 11.-As seen
from Providence depot, where the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company has e.
tablished an Office, the fumes are higher
and apparently spreading.
The reports arr, that the whole block
on Washington and Temple Place will be
destroyed.
The new Post Office building was for a
long time exposed to fierce flames, but
WAS scarcely scared The old South
Church also escaped, though several
times given up for lost.
Boston, g. a. m, Nov. 1.-THE fire
broke out afresh from three terrible gas
explosions in the rear Of jordan, Marsh
& Co.'S store, and crossed Washington
street towards Temple Place.
Boston, Nov. IA battalion Of cav
airy has been addict to the military
guard over the burning district, which
now number 1500. Attempts at rob-
berry and incendiarism will be summari-
ly dealt with. Streets almost impossible
in the vicinity Of the fire. Only three
of seven banks burned ont failed to set,
tie to-day, the Shawmut Firemens and
North American being unable to get al
their vaults; the Mount Vernon Hide
and Leather factory and Everett Banks
are saved, but lost their valuables.
Washin Iton, NV. 1.-THE Secretary
| vi Treasury Nuio hlpiAi itceiNcu lelo'
grams from the President of the Mer
chants Bank, Boston, saying there is NJ
reason for panic if the banks stand firm
Loss large, but falls on persons gener
ally able to stand it. Another telegram
to Secretary from New York this morn
ing, says the disposition to create PAM
is abated, and says there is no need fol-
the Secretary to do anything financially
Information is received that the Treas
ury has sustained no losses by the fire
its funds and books being uninjured
Chicago, Nov. IA meeting of citi
zens this p. m, voted one hundred thou
sand dollars relief for the Boston
sufferers; appointed committee heade,
by Robert Laird Collier to convey then
to Boston; they leave this evening Wit
cash.
New York, Nov. 12.-Stocls panick
all morning; prices a 10 per cent low
er. Suspensions reported of S. V
White, Quillott, Perry & Co., H. L
Wilcox and K J. kimball & &c
Market now steadier.
Boston, Nov. Ill 80 p. m.--Fire II,
der thorough control. 1t is feared MOI
lives have been lost than was at fir
supposed. Business is at stand-stil
The sympathy and assistance from 9th,
cities fill the popular mind with IL
deepest gratitude. Firemen from Lynn
Worcester and other cities probably r
turn to-day. Many of the poorer class
have lost their all, and immediate steI
will be taken for their relief. Over IL
900 men are thrown out Of employment
New York. Nov. 1.-THE Insuranc
Companies have bulletined their losse
Etna, of Hartford, less than 81 10000
assets, So, 250,000: Relief, of New Yorl
$780, 900; capital unimpaired.
Philadelphia, November II. -Presidel
Grant, Generals Sherman, Sheridan
Porter and Kendall, Secretary Robesol
and Gov Curtin, are here to attend Gel
Meade's funeral,
PACIFIC COAST.
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