The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Burning Of the "Ohurohman' Printing Es-
tablishment One Woman Killed,

Burning Of the "Ohurohman" Printing Els
tablshment One Woman Killed.
NEW York. Nov 14-The printing estab-
lishment of the Chrchmnn in Lafayette
Place, was destroyed by fire this evening, Ia
consequence Of the Overtnrning OF Kerosene
| lamp In the office of the Celluloid Shoe Pro-
| tector Company on the first floor. The em-
| Moves barely escaped with their lives, some
| sliding down a rope and some iumning across
three-foot alley into another building oc-
cupied by A. T. Stewart 4 Go. as Q workshop.
! The ianitress jumped from the second story
window and was found unconscious, with her
| back broken and died soon afterward. A
| panic was threatened among the 335 women
| Ia the Stewart building but with the aid of
| the police all reached the street safe.
| The total loss by the fire In the Ghnfchmnn
building to-day Is estimated at $G5,0no. Rev.
DR.. NJ Mallory, publisher of the Ghnwchma',,
Gays his own loss will amount TO S55,0oO
The rear building. which was entirely de-
stroyed, was worth 100000. and its contents
were valued at $25,O00. The large presses In
the basement were believed 30 be saved from
destruction, but they Were much damaged
THE LOSS TX 1.-THE cHuRCHMAN' FIRE.
New YoRK. Nov. Is. Marshall H. Mallory,
of The Ch,rchmuu, burned out yesterday. says
the losses on presses, type, machinery, en-
gine, etc, will amount to between $40 900 and
$50 900.
THE NEW YORK TENEMENT FIRE HORROR
NEW YDRK, Nov 15- Tho Cohen family.
arrested ON suspicion Of setting fire to the
tenement house were discharged on account
of a lack Of evidence of IN tenhiarism.
pAwNBRokER's SHOP RoBpEp AND BURNED.
RosToN, Nov IA The pawnhroker's shop
OF Isaac Franks was robbed Of $1,000 worth
of goods and set on fire by unknown persons
last night.
DAMAGES RESULTING FROM TILE TORNADO IN
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.
CAIRO, Nov. IA tornado, accompanied
by hail and heavy rain. struck this city at
D. NJ. to-day, demolisning the African Method
ist Church, on Eighteenth street. and Brad
leys Cnlured Baptist Church on Fifteenth
street It also partly unroofed the Custom
House and several small cottages in the
northern part Of the city Alice Morris, aged
II years. was blown through the door Of the
hub factory to the ground and killed.
BUILDINGS DAMAGED Hy THE STORM IN Pa
DTGAH.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. IA dispatch from Pa
ducah says that considerable damage to build
ings, etc. was done by the haaVy rain ana
wind storm last night.
THE DAMAGE FROM THE STORM IN SOUTHERN
INDIANA
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-At Paoli, Princetown
and South Bend. Ind, considerable damage
was done ny the storm yesterday.
ROLLER EXPLOSION.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-The main boiler In
tile plane mill Of the Cleveland rolling mill
exploded last evening, scattering iron In all
directions. No one was killed; a fireman was
slightly injured. Damage $4,000.
FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia fire last night
nearly destroyed Ferguson. Smith & Co.'S
mill. together with nearly 2oO0 bushels Of
wheat. Loss s25, 900 insurance $4,000.
BURNED ~ DEATH In HIS HOUSE.
PETERSBURG, Va. Nov 15.-Whlle Edward
Grammar, aged eightytive. was asleep in his
residence In Prince George county, Thursday
night, the house was set On fire. Before he
could escape he was burned to death.
THE REGULATORS IN NORTHEASTERN KEN
TUCET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. ia special to the En-
qtirer states that Lewis Scoggs has been con
vcted OF the murder Of Waddel in Elliott
county, KY. and sentenced to six years i'm
prisonment. Judge Ridder refused new
hearing, and the case is to be appealed. The
prisoner was removed from the county Jail
for fear the Regulators would shorten his SEN
tencn
The Regulators iii Northeastern Kentucky
have issued n proclamation, fashioned after
the declaration Of Independence. 1t recites
than in view Of a reign Of assassination. rob
berry and rapine. which has lasted in that re-
gion for four years, they have had to band to-
gether to protect themselves and the proper
ty Of honorable people. They deny that they
are mob but assert that they are All organ
zed and disciplined set Of men who mean
business. They assure good citizens they
have nothing to fear, and warn all harn-burn..
ers and murderers to leave the country, and
threaten them with lynch law where's the State
law fails to do its duty.
A CAPs1zED SCHOONER.
RTFFALO Nov l5-The schooner O. G
Breed, loaded at Detroit with $4,000 bushels
of wheat. consigned to +. W. Fiske Il Co, Of
this city, capsized and foundered Friday
eighty-eight miles east Of Point Pelee The
crew, consisting OF the captain and seven
men. are all supposed to have been lost ex-
cept Frank Davis who was at the wheel and
was picked up by the propeller Milwaukee.
after struggling for nearly thirteen hours in
the water.
THE VICTIM OF DOMESTIC TRoUBLEs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA special from Sher-
man, Texas, says. w. z. Greenland. one Of
the veal jhiest and most prominent citizens
of that place, committed suicide last night by
taking morphine. The cause Is said To be
domestic troubles.
HE DEFRAUDEp THE GOVERNMENT.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Mr. Hugs, Of the
firm Of Hunnes 4 Hugs, importers OF kid
day, charged with defrauding the customs
by means Of false and fraudulent in
voices and false statements 1t is stated
that the frauds cover many thousand dollars.
The store and goods In the warehouse have
been seized and are In the custody Of the reve-
nue. officers Hugs was committed to the
Ludlow street jail In default Of bail
A Memphis Sanitary Mass Meeting.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Is mass meeting of the
citizens Of all classes was held tonight on
the bluffs, which was addressed by DIR. A. N.
Bell, Of New York. on the subject Of sanita-
tlon. Resolutions were adopted appealing to
the Governor to call an extra session of the
Legislature and that q committee Of fifteen