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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

CUTTERS POCKET INHALER AND CAR
BoLATE OF IODINE INHALENT. In anoth-
er column will be found an advertisement
of this novel Instrument and remedy for
the treatment of Catarrh and throat and
lung diseases. 1t seems to be in great fa-
vor with medical men, Coughs, colds, sore
throats, asthma, are frequently relieved in
few minutes by its use, while for Catarrh
it is claimed as the only specific. The cir
cular and testimonials are very interesting.
1O-2Sdeod6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

The American boneless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better and less than half the price
Of imported sardines. Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Ameri-
can Sardine Co, New York lO-3Od&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
INDICATED
Complexion
P 0 W D E R

Imparts to the skin a
beautiful, transparent
whiteness, makes the
skin delicately smooth
and soft, removes all
freckles, tan and al
lays all irritations.
This valuable cosmet
ic can be used with the
greatest confidence.
Fifty cents and 81 per
box. Wholesale and
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

Of Chronic land Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years of suffering, by taking DR.. filler $
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP-the scientihc dis
covery of j. p. Filter, NJ. D., a regular graduate
physician, with whom personally acquant-
ed who has for 80 years treated these diseases ex
clusively with astonishing results. We believe 1t
our christian duty, after deiberation to conscien
tiousy request sufferers to 1t, especially per
sons in moderate circumstances who cannot afford
O waste money and time on worthless mixtures.
As clergymen we seriously feel the deep response
bility resting on US in publicly endorsing this med
icine But our knowledge and experience of its
remarkable merit fully justiies our action. Rev.
G. II. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen years,
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, d. D.,
Frankford, Philad'a. Rev. j. b. Davis, Hights
town, New Jersey. Rev. j. s. Buchanan. Clarence,
Iowa. Rev. G. G. Smith, Pttsford, New York
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia
Other testimonials from Senators, Governors
Judges, Congressman, Physicians, DC, forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases
one thousand dollars will be presented to any med
lclne Tor same diseases showing equal merit under
test or that can produce onefourth as many living
cures, Any person sending by letter description o
ariction will receive gratis legally signed guar
antee, naming the number of bottles to cure
agreeing to refund money upon sworn testimony
of its failure to Afflicted invited to write Il
DR.. Filter, Philadelphia. His valuable advice cost
nothing.
~ Medicines for sale by Smith s. Bonney, ant
! c. A .Benser, Rock Island. 2.12dw&s&w1y
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The Indians.


WAsH1SGroN, D. c., July Capt.
Joseph Bush. commanding the military
station, at the Lower Brule Agency, Da.
ko;a writes that tbs Indians there arc IN
a warike mood, aai that nothing but e
good show of force VII prevent . serious
outbreak.
Capt Carlisle Boyd, commanding at the
Cheyenne Agency. reports that the Supply
O rations fo- the Indians is about exhaus-
ted, End says that, should the issue of ra-
tions, and especially of beef, be stopped
for any heightened period, it will lead to
serious depredations, If not to sctual war
fare, on the part Of the Indians.
Col. John E. Ssaita, of the Fourteenth
IIfac'ry, commandinss the Sioux exPedi-
ton, under date of Camp Robinson, Neb.,
June %, writes as follows:
indians arriving frem the north yesterday
report large war parties, estimated at frou.
400 to 600 Indians, divided into four par
ties, one for this vieinity. one to the old
Red Cloud Agency, with the intention of
crossing the North Platte, ore to Laramie,
and one to Fetterman, these two last pro
baby intending to cross bet Seen the two
posts. Also one party is reported as in
tending to go to S~eetwater, Of course
this is an Indian report and must be con-
sldered accordingly.
Gen. Ruggles, Assistant Adjutant Gener
al Of the Department of the Platte, in for
wariirg the dispatch, says that the depart
ment commander has heen notified Of tie
movement of these Indians, and steps heve
been taken to intercept them.
OMAHA, July Photographic advic,s
from Fort Laramie state that reports re-
ceived from Spotted Tails 4 gency say that
seventy five lodges of OgallaIas, under
Black Twin, are moving towards that place,
that the Uncapapas and Minniconjous are
moving across the Yellowstone RIVER, and
that the Arapahoes and Cheyennes are
camped on the head waters ofthe Big Horn
River, near Big Horn Mountains. 80
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The Wisconsin Normal School Re-
gents IN Session.

MADISON, Wis, Juiy 9.-The Board of
Normal Sch5ol Regents have reelected
their "fhcers for the ensuing year as fol
lows: President. William Starr. Ripon:
Vice President, William F. Smith, Milsau
kee; Secretary, Edward Soaring, Milton.
Most Of the work thus far has been done
bv committees. The Principal Of the
P at;evilie. Whitewater, and Oshkosh Nor
nal Schools have been in ccnsultarion with
the committee in regard to tie new cnurse
Of stad7, about which there is considerable
difference efopinion il was voted to en
large the Sormsl Sehpoi builiing at White
water, and to add an intermediate depart-
ment to .he Platteyiile Normal School.
After sharp and close contest, it xas de-
ciied to elect the Principal of New Rive,
Falls Normal School TO- morrow.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

CyTATE Of WISCONSI CIncuir CouHr.
- MaNrrowoc County,
A. H. Atkins chester Steel and George
G White PlxintifF vs. Henry Scherer Freder-
ika >cherer his wife, and Msrgaretta Suit
gen. DefendenEs.
By virtue of and pursuant to Judgment
order Of flreeasnre and ssle rendered in tte
above en'i led acrien ON the a9th DIV of Iunr,
A u. 1874 AT regrlar term of Circuit ,urt,
for Msnitowec county Wisconsin. held at tie
Conrt House in I'D county. | shall expose
for sale. and II Al public vendue, TO the
highest hidier. AT the Sherif's of5ce in the
City of Nanitowoc.o on the 29th day Of August
A. ID. 1874. at o o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, all the following mor.gaged premis
es or so mach Of the same as may be nee
ess,ry to satisfy the amount adjudged to ths
plaintiffs, t. ge;her with the interest. CO. IS
and expenses to-wit: The Norrh forty 40
feet of lot No sixteen tisi in block No
two hundred and eighty-seven( 81 as laid
down in the rreortied plat, Of said city o
NJ iniiowoc. Wisconsin.
Dated sher rs 0fiee Mapitowoc. Wisconsin
this l4th dat o. July. A D. 1874
r. D. SMART, Sheriff,
Manitowoc Co7n'y
fREAr n ~, Plaintiff Atty. $685.
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STATE NE W S.

During the month Of June ,503 emigrant.
landed in Milwaukee.
A large portion of Glen Haven, Grant
county, was destroyed by fire on the 3rd
Ludwig Henry Zaun was fined 500 for Al
sttempt TO bribs Judge Ryan, At Madison the
ether day.
Hotel keeper. at Oshkosh have been tax
ing counterfeit money, for board, from man
by the name Of J. Martin.
Love and religion caused Miss Emma
Kraus of Zig Saaa,ico to suicide BY drown
ing herself in the river.
The examination of Candidates for State
teachers certificates began on Tuesday the
7th aud lasted until the 18th.
man by the name Of Miller shot and in
siaptly killed another by the name of jugens,
oear Oshkosh, last Thursday.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick lost valuable span Of
horses by their being poisoned with Paris
green.
lad, Of Lancaster. Grant county, was
bitten through the index finger by rattle
snake. He Immediately picked up an axe
and chopped the finger off thu, saving his life.
Farmers in Washington county have al
ready begun cutting their winter wheat. 1t
is reported that the yield in Rat section
will not be as lurge as it was last year.
Mrs. O'Farral, of Waupaca county, was
recently killed by tightening while standing
at tub, washing, Girls don't ever wash it
is dangerous.
Miss Lizzie Vivian, a laiy student at Law
renee University, Appleton, was deci led the
best talker Of the FIVE gem emen and three
ladies, who participated in the oratoricnl
contest which took place there recently.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr. Matthias
Braush while cutting hay with mower had
a run-off. He was thrown under the cutter
bar had both arms broken. one arm almost
cut to pieces, one finger cut entirely off, .nd
hi, legs and body much burised. His rccov-
cry is doubtful.
man by the nsme Of LOTUS Of F Foni d.
Lac county murdered his wife on the 7th AMI
oh the lth he was sentenced to imprison-
ment for life, by Judge Mclean
nau by the name of Schneider, while
driving along the road, near Ahnepee, on a
load of shingles, lat Saturday, accidentally
fell from the load and was run over by the
wagon injuring him so that he died within ,
few hours.
the effects Of the intense heat in the circus
tsnr during the afternoon performance Of
Forpaughs's show, last Monday. It's mother
wa. so interest ell in the show that she f,il-d
to notice the little ones condition until her
attention was called TO it W a g-ntlem III
Standing ncar.-FJn d4 Lac Jour14L
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-16

IN PROBATE-Nanit County
L Court.
Ii the matter of the estate of Francis L.
Cr IL n de easei
On re ding ard fling the petition Of jus
tin c. Cre'ton. of Mauitowoc county repre-
seEt'ng amol other things that Francis
I, l. MS Cretton late ef Manifowoc county Wis
on TIE sth day Of June A. d. 1874 ut town
Of Gibson said county died n.estate. leaving
goods, ch 'ttels and estate within this State
ani thar the said petitioner il brother Of sad
deceased. and praying that administration
Of estate be to Charlie. Kind granted it rs
ordere th-t petition he heard before the
Juize If this Court. Monday the third
Day Of August 4 ID. 1874. at 10 O'Clock A .
NJ, at my office in said County.
Ordered further that notice iherefere BE-
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
III persons interested. by publishing a cory
of rtis order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing. in the Hinit-
owoc PILoT, - weekly newspaper published
at Hanitowoo in said County.
Datrd. Manitowoc, the 9Th day Of July
D. 1874.
S19-3w. 7. 6. 0LNSTED.
County Judge
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C. I BUrLER of Brooklyn, N Y, writes
to New Haven paper that the 6rst vessel
ever driven by steam was started on the
Guadalquiver in 1898, while COLUMBUS was
prowliDs along the shores If the supposed
Indies. Mr.. Butler says that he has seen
the original plans on parchment CT the
boat and engine by Don Blusco, the inven-
tor, and shat the cugine is far more simple,
and in its action more DIRECT than any he
has ever seen IN this country. King Fer
d,nand had the vessel and machinery bro
ken up as the work Ct the degl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-16
STIERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of nm execution issued out of
ana under the Seal OF the Circuit Court OF
Manitowoc County. upon Il Judgement rem
derei in said county the 18th day os
March, 1873, before Don A. Shove Police
Justice, fer the City Of Msnitowoc In favor
OF QuiriuEwen AS trustee OF Manifowoc Coun-
ty, and against George N woodin and FL
lazy Treat, transcript of which said
Judgement WIS duly filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the CIrcu,t Court of Mani;owoc
County, and said Judgment duly dOczeted
in said Office on the 9th day of April, A D.
1873. have levied upon all the right, title
aud interest which the said Defendants
George n. Woodln 2nl Ellary b. Treat had
on the 10th d'y of April 1873 or ut any time
thereafter Of in and to the following descrlb-
ed property to-wit:
Lots No nine, tea, eleven, twelve, four
teel and sixteen in block No two hundred
and fifty one (25l in the city AMI county OF
Maniowoc, and state of isconsin
Winch said property will sell at public
venIue to The highest bidder at the Sheritfs
Office at the Court House in the City of Mani
towoc on the l7th day of Juy, 1874, at 10
clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated SheIifs Office Manitowoc Wis. this
25th day of May, 257i.
r. d. SMART,
Sheriff Mauitowoc Co., Wis
the above sale is herebv postponed until
the Path day Of july 1874 at same place
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-16

NEW York, July "a letter from
Havana says Emanuel Calvo has again
gone to Spain. lie is is derutrzed to ar
range. ii he can for the reopenirs OF
the pert Of Macao to the csGlie trade.
Another errard of Calvo, it is said,
Is to pave the way for new Captain-
General, AMI It is also reported that be is
to u.s. his influence in Ml,lrii toward get.
ting 10000 rore soldiers sent out.
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JUsTIcE is sometimes swift in Oregon.
even when admins tel ed According 20 law.
A Draw ling fellow named Gibbens 6rd "A
pis tol at a woman IN Portland. An officer
interfered, and Gibbons killed the officer
rhe next day, Monday, an inquest was
held. aud on Tuesday Gibbens was cSm.
mitted for trial On Wednesday he WAS
indicted, on Thursday he was arraigned,
~ Friday be was found guilty, and on Sat
nrday he was sentenced 90 he banged. 1t
is almost needless to add. that he hsdn':
any money.
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The negro pole, men of New O,ieans are
xpected, when eff duty, to make them
selves useful at primaries and club meet
ngs. The other night white citizen was
attracted to one Of those meetings by the
frequent and familiar sound OF the pistol.
As he approached cloud of frightened
darkeys burst into the street, shoutil 9
Dem Casey and uttering other expires
sions of cislovalty, which had doubtless
had methlng to do wish the pistol shoot
ting.
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GREAT ISRITAIN.

NdDiS GptClai.
LONDON, July Minister Schenck to
day laid the corner tine of Lincoln Toael,
which is % be erected in cumineinoratinu
of tae emancipation OF the negro slaves in
The United States. Speeches and friendly
Interchange OF sentiment in the presence ct
II large gathering we'e features OF the
occasion. Ths structure will stand in IA
prominent position in South London.
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A GENTLEMAN gpiag to texas, asked q
friend for letter OF introduction. The
friend opened a drawer, took out large
and handsome spring blnded dagger knife
and six chamber revolver, and gave them
to him.
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GEORCE N. XnAnIS.

Attorney aud Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
N s>IoDer tor haGitos &C cJunty. All By -lness en-
lrG-' al to ms care viii be promptly AID fsitii u y
ate. LED 10. Aiv.ce honestly gwen. Tor which a
reasonable Charge liz be made. Once CT Buifalo
ST.. between Eighth AMI Ninth. l2441T
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CHINA "A ND JAPAN

AnoY. July 9.-The japanese military
operations in Formo>a have virtually ended
China pays the expenses of the exJ edition,
and guarantees the ssfety of foreigners.
Japan acceI Is the arrangement and re
tires
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ADAM ROBEII'IS.

Adam ROBBERS Blacksmith md Wagnn-makei
shop on the corner OF Sc e;ti anu YORK SITS
SOttn Side, Hanito"oc. Does all kiIds o
Iron worS as good and o@eap any other estab
iispment IN tn CITY, 13 80 ]
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NOKTrIWEsTEUN HOUSE.

FranRiin-st.. Manitowoc, NJ Ketrenhofer.
oaTietor. The large BRICK addition recently
built iurr shed in excellent siyle, maxine
il one OF tne largest md most complete hoteis in
Nanito oc A good sable is kept in connection
with tue nouse, where STOCK Will oe we'll provided
l231iV
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LOSsE 8.
OSHKOSH.

Another Destructive FIRE on yester
day-The Terrible work of the
Flames Many Business and Res.
idenee Block. An K Kaias-Three ksun-
dred and Z fifay Families Homeless
Two Lives Lost and several In
tured-. Hail Million Dollars
worth Oh Property Destroyed.
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Deilsr in all xmas o. Stoves an diriware, and
Manuiaoturrr Cooper, Tin, an I,Sheet-iron ware.
Eienih-st., South side. ne-r the Bridge, Manito
voc. IL ii-lY
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GREENE and NASH

4 TTORNEYS AND ocUYsELoRs AT LAW.
n Ohibs on Eighth-street, Manito voc.
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. Ii-20-IY
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Fashionable Tailor. All Pood- made hv The sub
scr.ber are warranted to fit t form. Prices
sonaOle, lBc 1 am bIuBi to Ule.se those WHO glNS
IDe their Custom. Snip on York-st., t~o door:
west of tie W,ndiale House L. Il
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CHARLES SCHAFFER,

NAsHIoNABLE TAILOR, has removed to
III Buffalo street, doors west of Rini's
Store. Al! work warranted we'll done ana
to fit.
Manitowos, Nov 80, 1873. l4-25-ly
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UNION HOUSE.

Commerciti-st, between e IT III aud Ninth, Mani
towoc. Miles MCMAHON. proprietor Best er CON-
mpdatIpns for tae travehns oaplic- TerAs che AZ
and satisfaction guaranteed, 40 Il
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r. CAIkUS.
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret II dea er IN dats, Caps Furs
Cloves, Mttens, Robes etc.. York-st bets cen
+ ghIn and Ninth, Manitowoc. l2-44y1
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JOSEPH SYnES,
WILLIAM LYNCH,

Dealer in owes also Manufacturer Of Tin sneet
Iron and Con per ware. All kinds OF rep triLs lone
EightI-st., between York and Baffa.o, Nanit or
IL
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SPECIAL Dis ,atcn to The News.


OsuKosH, July IA fire started this
afternoon in u barn lack of Hoilles's seed
and flower store, north of the BeckWith
hotel. couple of bull ings. The fire
sp ea from b ~unning n rih up to til e
end of the block, then crossing the street
running up Main street for seven or eight
blocks. crossed from main into Jefferson
avenue, parallel to Main STREET, destroying
all tue buildings on etferson avenue, north
for four tlocks; then spread north east
from there, extending
CLEAR OUT To THE CITY LIMITS.
The Ere then took sweep to the south
against the wind burning close to the Beck
with House spreading around on the west
side of the Beckwith House where it will
be stopped. The Phoenix engine house
was destroyed, together with all the build
Hg. on Min IT eet clear to the city
limits. On Main st, eet there are only four
nocks belIw the FIRE untouched. The
Chief of Police, one policeman and
,hrce fremen wuro suns, ,rucK, bat they are
all out OF danger.
W. p. Taylor,
our city tire asuror burst Llood vessel try
Ing t. snt. pro- ieris ana dird this after
noon. Tie fire is sill in progress, eng ines
are here from Ri on, Fond du Lac and
h I,a -
the loss, but it Hill reach hundreds OF
.Iiou sands. The area cf the fire is about 4
mile long and from twenty to sixty rods
~ide. The First Baptist church was burn
ed to the srounl
SECOND DISPATCH.
Oshkosh, July l5.-The fire is still raseing
and engines are still play ing. The fire has
rxtenIed over one and one half miles from
the starting point. Captain Wngner's new
Opera House, wnicn was lately burned
and the walls partly rebuilt, il again de
,troyed Wagner lost his homested and
all his furniture this tune. Ciadon b. Page r
residence Was burned, the fire crossing the
street and burning around JUICE G., ".
Washburnes handsome residence, leaving it
THE ONLY HOUSE on THAT SIDE OF THE
STREET..
Four whole blocks Of stores were destroy
ed. The second store from the Beck " it'll
house was torn down, leaving the Good
. rempar', Hail standing next the Becswiih
House, thus saving the hotel. The house
next tile B"ckwItb on the west side w-re
pulled down, preventing the IRE from
spreading in the west. Tie fire reaeh d
the utmost city limits on the northeast,
Gearing out everything tt the ground.
Harding's Opera House was only saved by
there being Il vacant lot on the north 4
fireman named BeGiln and one named Has
brock were -unstruck, but both recovered.
DR.. I'll. L. Dale tell from his horse
IN UTTER EXHAUSTION
from attention to injured persons. The
dsctOr Is not expected to live. Over $50
DESTITUTE FAMILIES
are in the street. Provisions are being
carried to the high school grounds tor them
and the high school has been tt rown open
for their accommodation. The wind l.
still very high from the southwest. A.
soon As the iIre started tie MAJOR ordered
all the steam mills TO shut down. There
is no possible way of arriving ut the los.
at present.
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PAUL LUEBNER,

PAYS the htgaest DrIoe i,r Wus-t ard other o,
daes. Office on the nortneast corner of Buffalo u
Eighth SIS. ManIiowoc. IL Al
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FIRE LIMIT

CHiCAGo, Jnly IA i :20-The south
ern bounds of the fire are now at AS Va
bash avenue, just south of Eldrejge Court:
SIS State street, near Harmon Court: 2
THIRD avenue, bet yeeu Peck, Court ana
Twelfth streets. On the corner of Peek,
Court and Wabash avenue, is the Gully pon
where the flames have any heid.
THE FIRE ORIGINATED
in paint manufacturing shor, corner of
Twelfth and Clark Some workmen were
mixing paint, and an explosion occurred,
which Ignited the bu1ding.
On the north the fire has kroken out ON
the corner of Michigau avenue and Con
gress street, Michigan Avenue Hotel is OIL,
lire. 1t is probable the Exposition huilding
and ART gallery can be saved On State
street the FIRE has passed jackson street.
AMI is within enc block of the Palmer
House. On Wabash avenue it is almost to
the corner OF jackson street. The Matte
son House is in imminent danger. One
fireman has fallen through roof, aud wa:
killed By the fall. A policeman had hi.
leg broken while attempting to rescue boy
, One epsiee, belonging to eelored men, la,
/ been burned.
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VOL. XV.-NO. 40.

CHICAGO, July 1880 a. m.-fhe
limits Of the 6rs are as follows: On South
Clark street, No. 535, about Twelfth. On
North Clark, about Polk. On Dearborn,
the south limit is near Twelfth. On Wa
bash avenue, the southern limit, usrmon
court; northern, between jackson and
Van Buren. State street; southern limit
Harmon Court; northern hmit, nearly TO
jackson. Third and Fourth avenues are
burned nearly their whole length. TIE
ire burned number of houses on Michi-
gan Avenue, but has not damaged that
street to any great amount.
Some % blocks are burned. The boss
is variou,iy estimated, but cannot be given
with accuracy. 1t Will not be less than four
and is covered by abou. two fifth
insurance, which is divided among numer-
Gus com panies.
The following are some Of the largest
losses: Jewish Synagogue, $50, 900; St.
James Hotel and furniture, 10000;
Quinn's Chapel, 5000; Adelphi Theatre,
- 900; Postof11ce, So 900; First Bapti,t
Church, 100000; Church Of the Messiah,
25. 900; Olivet Baptist Church (eolored), |
40, 900.
A number of serious casualties are repor- !
rod ord aevaral narsgps wpra ipubtlpss !
lost ia the flames. The FIRE is now COM |
pletely under control, and no further ankle |
~ is felt for the safety of properly on the
north side of the city