, 1873-06-08
THE FIRE ERA.
Destructive Conf1ugrations In Detroit,
Burlington, In-a HFde Park mass.,
and Other Places

and other Places.
| speesaz Ds*paseh@ Tae Chicago Tribune.
DErno1r, June 7.--The steamer Meteor burned ut
her dock to-day, when nearly ready for her tho to
| Lake supedor. The fire caught Ia tha bmlar- coou,
aud in short time, the boat WAS q naazs ct faruoa
freight and Buckley's wasehouse fuu Of frataht n
clndtng 1900 barrels of -four, burned dc1ay and werc
e9on destroyed. Many passengers were On board but
The Meteor ten years old, 1ooo tnns burden. one
Of the finest boats ID the Lake Superior tade. sha
BaeEiey e.. iose - si iusarsd ras si0 fes
Mrs. csnela the owner Of the warehouse, loses soo-
GO; insured for $1,000 An elegasor near by took
estimated that tile total loss exceeds $125 o00 The
| caase OF the fire is unknown.
| DETROIT, Mich, Juns 1.-THE fro On the steamer
Immediately found beyond control. 4 lrge nun
Der Of passenger were aboard, who reaehed the
essbea The Mssoe Us aa,ua s
load q freight from Buffalo aid Cleveland foF Lake
| Ia unknown here. The Meteor WIS owned by J. 7.
| Whiting 4 Co., Of Detroit. and Insured for about
800. The warehouse and freight sheds OF Buckley
/. Co. destroyed, together with large quantity
OF freight The loss on the buildings is IL, 500 IN
su1ance about $3s,oo0. The Fire Department e1hib-
ited its usual efficiency, and subdued the flames at
| O'clock
sp>e1ai hspaGeh to The Chicago Tribune.
RURIrsa7os Iowa, June IA fire, TIN. at one time
glass establishment of worner Boeckln, whose loss on
building and stock 4s $2eo nsqsea T. the 5yse
Eee, RS1 ~ o9 Sea I $685. 's ae1G america Phils
| dslphl., 5000. The Lawrence House, owned By
gsSs gssstusss:s, E ksx 7ers Js ess; Asa,ss f.
e. Mo & Saen Rs
of:ps 81 Ppesaoaes, 10; ai1srd, q
1fr Hever1 residence. Eiain'a boot and shoe
asss.nes sssss; s' on As sssss 1:R ssa En- 4es
31so; Springfield, 1.ooo; North British, 500 and
Etns, $500. Many adjoining houses were also da1~
sg end at one tine the coafsgaon1 gs On
Danger, the roof catching several tines Tho total
loss viii reach 600, a. 9ear = e59 now b es"
mont tie cellar OF which they cleaning oilcans
in ketlc of boiling wates, The Tater boiled oysz On
r. md ess nnsea ~ 4sa oa sdassy
time to close the sate. seyer1 n1emen were slightly
Buastxo1oz, t., June IA destructive tire burst
forih to-day, in which the store and stock Of
Werner gos:tltn's ~selsss'a psiat osl, ;nd sI.sss
tass''..1s tars of lie I.srence renee House, > dwelling
| house, and boot and shoe store we're
to- sse as a =
tained o placed in kettle Of boiling water tor
4nd caught dre. The estimated 1ossea are about
$4,000, with insurance y follows: Boseklia on
ssanE ssa fvRes Rs'fs id Of ot15s a's e.
aesas @ Of New YerE co. 1avFsass Hoass, building
a25e; National q Hsnni6s1, NO, 5000; Nstional
81 tPhiladephia s. 500; German Of E.1e, $3.50: Ger
Of s.'s zsg3 3 sa;s IT
dervriters OF Now York, Il 900 Franklin Of Phi1adal
phia, $500. Heyer-Dwelling house, German Of
Itssport. S,soo. 5, Observation-Disclosures Of MI
Bosrox, Mass., 5uneT.Ahout O'Clock this morning
fire b1nks out II The boiler;room q the Ayde faxk
vas owned y jointstost company Msss5s: Leland
@ 1s 9ses ~ s$t % Il Ss ~
companies. Foreign companies suffer heavily.
tho o :, are 4sa the e T of
1unbus the snn Of Cleveland the Northwestern, tha
North a1isaour., and The ststo of Missouri.
Kelly was burned tonight together with the patterns
machinery x etc. 1oss from 5000 to $4,000; insor~
D1puauz, rogs. Juno IA fire at oalmar. Iowa,
Last night destroyed the hardwa1e store Of g. Miller
Total loss, about IS Co., The stock Insured for
Special Dispat,6 to 1Hs chicago Tribune.
frs broke out in the fourth story Of the Eage aoa1ag
Cd together Viii III it, eontaas TRe lass = estimated
st 315,ooo. No insurance. The origin Of The fra Is
iarea S5 fang Val 8 ons @ nan s1s s assd T Aarex s @
Ederer seriously hurt that bis Afe is despaired
Of About twenty men were engaged IN removing aonr
was the property Of Wills Ye1awine.
To1z0o, O., Jnnc THE baras district embraces
Adams, st. ca1, and Madaqn street,. The buildings
crs{s; trunk factory and TIRES tra4e dwellings
eSau chsse, the s second @ s b Ms. 1p Mar7a % aa
boarding house, and the third By Mrs. Thomas Al
o9 r c. soods Hnas
RoSersson, " nerehsat .scs S@es apd as: si5sy aaif
books Paine aros, fancy goods and hair wo1z, nd
g.. J. Ward, .jewefer, was partially wrecked. The
% ne a saSe % % ~ 1n
westerly side of Summit street. IN the line Of the fire.
placed preparatory 70 resumption of business, Tho
trunk factory. IN which the 1e orginatea owned
1sps Ssss eesa s {: ySes {h asaea t t
$E 900; insured for ST. ooo to $4,000. Eaton Co.,
stoeh, $4,000 . sloo,ooo; their loss wtl probably
owned By Il. Hun1sr, ana vslnea a s2o,Voo; in-
srea for Ths stgss 9esoP y naaHer
sured foE 8 500; T: J: Brown Co.. books: ,fosk,
thrown upon the stfset w almoat entirely ruined;
insured for s22,soo. They also owned the building
which damaged 70 tnG G1tenI u 4,u0 1Oa tB1a~
,ne7edl Lost by removal Of its type and other material
but the paper appeared this morning usual With
vivid description Of tho conaagraon The tota1 oss
by this fire ID not less than $20Q, GOO. The
following is partatl list of the insurance
companies suffering aossea: Lo1iIsacd, New Tork,
s. 600; Hartford Of Hartford, Conn., 81 EGO; North
British and Mercantile 81 500; Sun. Cleveland 500;
westehester, New yoEk, 5000; Mykshsnts, F1oya-
dence z. l., s. 500: Ff1enans Fund, San Francisco,
saaoo: The home. New Yosx s $1,000 1n.nSanss
Pennsglynnia, g, ,o9o; Qnesns, = gn; Eahona1 ot
ford Hartford, Conn, g. co9 Imperial London 500;
idence, &. T., $500 ArneEtcau Phsaelphis, 5000;
Amazon, 5000 Phani1, Brooklyn, 1900; Garnan
American, $500; Eastern, Bangor, Me, 81 500 How
ard New York, s, 900; Continental New York. 100;
Lycoming, Pennsylvanis, e 600; Phrnix Springfield
s6,5o0s Alps. Erie, s., GOO. Total, s15,30A
-~ Forger Sentenced.
: Special D,spateh ia 9hs Chicago Tribune
ANN AAaoR, Mich, June 7.--Willizrn Van SEck1es
who hiss been on trial here in the Wsshtenaw Circut
Court for forging mortgage and IN accompanying
bond and Justices acknowledgement was to-day found
guilty and sentencad to seven years' imprisonment in
;ha Penitensiary+
Coe, the Rostpn EorEer.
~BosToH, June 7.-JaRes A. coe was ar7aigned to-
day nine indictments to each OF which be pleaded
uok QufltY seYeu for forgery and two for cheating