Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26

"A Terrible Wind Storm
In the East.
HOUSES UNRooFED AND FORESTS
BLOWN DOWN.
A Disastrous Fire in the
Old Bay State.
THE BUSINESS PORTION OF MAR.
slEHEAD DESTROYED.
President Hayes and the
Politicians.
THE RECENT EIROUHvg ORDER
CREATES A BREEZE.
Ohio Jews Withdrawing Their Pat.
ronage from Judge Hilton.
IsrscilL DisrlrcuEs TO rns 0oLD HILL
DAILY NEws.l
THE RECENT EIROUfIyE ORDER
CREATES A BRERzE.
Ohio Jews Withdrawing Their Pat
ronage from Judge Hilton.
lsrsciAL DsrArcuEs TO rns GoLD HILL
DAILY NEws.l
A Disastrous Fire NJ MsrbIshesd,
Massachusetts,.

Masaachusetts.
BosroS. June ga fre at Marblshesd
this morning destroyed nearly the entire
business portion Of the town. Tho fire
began In the stable Of tho Hathaway house
and spread TO tho hotel and other build
ings. All the large shoe manufactures
were burned. They were mostly large
wooden buildings filled with machinery
and furnishing employment to hundreds
Of mon and women. Tho Eastern railroad
depot. six or seven passenger cars and q
number Of freight cars burned. Over
forty dwelling houses wcro consumed, and
their occupants saved but . very small
portion Of their furniture. and many fam
lilies only the clothes they had on. Seven
ty-two buildings In all were consumed.
II Il impossible to make an estimate OF
the loss or insurance. Tho firc Is now I'M
der control.
A later dispatch from Marblehead says
tho fire spread from tho Marblehead lilo.
tel. on Pleasant street. to Z. N. Bartlett *
Co.'s shoe manufacturing building. and
crossed to tho opposite side Of School
street, taking tbs grocery and dwelling Of
W. T. Humphrey anil the Eastern railway
depot, destroying the depot and several
cara. Thence II spread TO Allerton block.
occupied by j. II. Orrex; George z. Green.
shoe manufacturer n. Allen Lindsey.
painter; Tevessan's restaurant and W. Il.
| Davis fruit store. The South Church. on
School street. was totally destroyed. The
nrc pu,neu p1.h SUI VI o.no = NJ.
NJ. W. Slmmohu s'oIc, To- 10.
kins livery staoio Ant tne new ensino
house, nan nnishcd, were des,ioysu. o.
" 10 Iavour = piock Ana Iwc,iins nouse'
factory accounted Inv Me,srs. bartlett 4
4 Doak, Philip lesson, 4. T.. Crowell and
Thomas Main. Jr., machinist; the resi-
, a ,ho rc.idsnee. ~ Thamss Focr. J.
Chapman, p. T. Woodfn, W. G. woodnn,
the shoe factory Of W. Lawson. the resi-
desces Oh Ai"rl. o,aPI, ,au ioSn csr,ei'
lain Harry. Nathan GIeyer. T. IT. Gaines,
express office. W. Stevens shoe factory,
Wormsted 4 wocdhn'a shoe factory. -. u;
halh,way leweiry s'oIs. ,nS sno os"UnI.a
| Nv J. Wiikins, N. pattman md A, Blancy;
T. Y. Painc's large now barn. and tho
dwelling OF I: Lefavour. were all burned.
IN Jew or ILL.,, no ~ a. ~, ,amn .nd ies,
v%itiont nro,nects al employmeut fully
three.ouarters of tho male and female
workers of M~arblehead. One half Of the
buildings DESTROYED included barns, facto-
ries and dwelling houses. Loss estimated
at not less than $500, 900.
A carefully prepared list OF losses by the
Marblehead fire makes tho aggregate on
buildings s35s, 900, and loss 20 occupants
stocks, machinery, ctc.), SIG, 900.
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NEW foRk' June ia f,"""e WASH
ington special ON the Presidents order
..v, . Az interpretei by Cabinet officers,
.....,..,. ,nt.,,,, a. ,roh,hi, .rx cor.
'no o'uei
nection whatever with any OF the VARIOUS
ward. township, State or national organi-
.-.,,ons ,or oo,d,c,iny no,iiic,l c,mp.iun..
depars INC omcchoiuer rum ao''"s ~
4 delegate at political conventions. The
| only part oniceholders will 10 allowed to
take I'm political affairs will 10 voting,
.pe.kinr and writing for tho press. II 4,
Joubtful whether an Official will DO al.
lowed to leave his Office 10 run itself, how.
ever. while he takes the stump for his
party. as many have done heretofore. The
order IL expected to provoke strong OPP
POSITION from .ne wno.e 'yn s'A, W.
l~puo ~, iii nn donht 10 sh.rnIv
criticised when Congress meets by promi.
nent representatives Of this class in both
| houses. Southern Republicans. particu-
larly. arc troubled about tho new depart
ure. They say that tho party organize
ton cannot be maintained In any part OF
the South without Federal ohlceholdcrs ;
that IN q great many secI'ons tho only
efficient workers the Pe,ty possesses are
postinas'ers, arpu,y maishAis nna re.,nuc
otnciAls' anu y tney ccare .hslr InoorA
p,.u'e no,i,,.,.n Soe,p. A..
ar,iar iii rni, ,Sa nsrrh'
rIesiu.n.s y p.s,",,inhi. H. p"u.
nsI III IN H. ne,.ar. AMI amn,o,.. I, A..
".a,, ho,,so pos,oe,cn AMI Min, IN ,hs,
i.s I'uii ,na,r n,s.ss az rs,..,,. o. ,hai,
,e:I aDI ,I ,ivle IN manariaa csneuse, and