Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
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~.HELL WITH THE LID OFE''
--DEAD1VOOD,S TRIAL.
The Destroyed Metropolis Of the
Hi1ls--An Unparalleled Scene {
in the Mountains---Death 20
and Resurrection m

HiHs--An Unparalleled Scene
in the Mountains---Death
and Resurrection II.
Especial ID 'spatch to The Tr16une)
AFTER THE DEVASTATION: -.
DEApwooD. Sept So, 3 p. m.-This
morning while the debris was being clear
ed from Stones restaurant the bones Of a
human being were thrown UP a charred
mass. and supposed to be those Of q man
known as "Cassino Jack" who slept in
the building on the night oftbet fire, and
has not yet been seen or heard from. He
was an unmarried man and gambler by
profession. It.may he that other lives
have been lost. and that time will idevel-
ope the fact, but strict search llas been
made. and up to the present writing no
others have come to light.
Up till yesterday noon it was almost
impossible to breathe on account of the
dust and smoke that filled the air. The
street spr;nk Ter soon put in All appearance
and succeeded in laying the dust which
had become almost knee deep. The De
Smet company attached hose to their
plug on Sherman street and'all day were
playing on the smoking ruins. Toward
evening most of the smoulaering build
inss had been put out, and il IS again pos
sibe to venture out without fear OF
choking.
FIRST NATIONAL o. X.
The First National Bank found their
vaults all right and their money safe. AS
might have Oecn expected there was Il
most anxious feeling on the part of de-
positors to know about the deposits sub
iect to their order but as soon as the doors
were opened for business it vanished.
There was, with few exceptions nothing
drawn out except the actual and ley,ti-
mate demands of bus ness, and nearly as
much was deposited as was drawn out.
They are doing everything in their pow
cr to assist those who arc starting in again
and to them many men owe their most
heartfelt gratitude. Men arc at work
clearing away the debris prcparatoryto
erecting a new brick building on the site
of The one burned, to be occupied by the
Fist National Bank. Although every
store had what they considered sub
stanlial tirc-proof but few OF them STOOD
the test Many otathem were all right un
ill The explosion OF powder in adjoining
buildings cracked their walls and allowed
the fire 10 enter. -
THE SALAM ANDERS. -. .
Followin. is Il list Of those who went
through the ordeal safely:
Il. Whitehead. dry goods; Mathiener u
Goldberg, groceries; Hermann y lTrcber,
liquors; Bcn Duer, liquors; MAX Flshcl>
tobaccos; L. &. Bent, drugs; u. NJ: Gil,
]et,c, jewelry: G.. B. Strass, dly goods;
Hilderbranu d Harding groceries; Koen-
igsberger Bl,s., tobaccos; d. q }. Gold
berg. clothing; Chew s. Co, groceries;
Star d Bullock, crockery;; Jacquenlin,
icwelry; McCurly E& sMcClary, tail0rs;
N. Rosen garden, groceries; Henry Mil
lard liquors; ID. Healseman, clothing;
Ben Hals,cin, groceries; j.. H. Chase,
clothing; Bismarck Stage Co., express
goods; n link, groceries; W. Brown, to-
bacccs; Black Hills, brewery; Vaults oi
The First National Bank, Brown, Thum,
Stebbins, Post, and Munds. bankers; Fink,
rawnbr0ker; Adams Bros, groceries;
Evans & Wardner, freighiers and COM
mission merchants; Munlher & L,llenthal,
clothing; Sol Bloom. clothing
LIST OF LOSSES.
The following list gives very nearly the
losses so far :,s can be asccrtained:
a. Brsllum, millinery, $25OO; James
Chrisly, building and stock, S6,50O; NJ.
Boughton. building, $700O;5A A. N Car
penler, groceries, $1,5O0; +. NJ. Farber,
butcher, So, ,OOO; E. B. Morton, clubloom,
81 300; Ilcazald Powder Co, $500 !; Rosen-
thai g. Stcndcman, assayer, $500; ID. Hal
zeman, cl0ttling, $4,000; Claggett & Dix
on. lawyers. $2, 500; y. N. Aluhsy, law
yer. 81, 1,5O0;J. IL. Mclaughlin, lawyer,
$1,000; OsUt,rnc g. Hartendort, taylors,
$500; Lawrence & Bogg, corral, $1,000;
A. E. Frank, lawyer, 5000; j. Deetker,
druggist, $4,000; ". 9. Kingsley, lawyer
$500; A.2W.: /: Hazlie, lawyer, $500; B. 7.
Smith, 5000; u. Grencr, blacksmith, $500;
Mrs Lewis, $500; Chas. Eaves, stable,
$1,000; Kidd & Ben, carpenters, $4,000;
Hollie johnson, personal property, vO;
Ill. Rosengarden, groceries, $1,000; Pick
Ter, s. Bartel, hotel, $4,000; Vim. Brown,
cigars anl $5 O00;' Kelly s. Bruce
$500; First National Bank, So, COOS y. 1.
Raldin.5 $500; Stebbin, Post s. Mund,
Bank, $4,000; d. M. Gillett, jewelry, $500;
Whitaker $4,000; j. Epselm, clotiier,
$1,000; Il. Coonfort, grocer, $55, ,OO0; H y.
Talbot. one half Oyster Bay building and
personal property, $500; B. G. Maville,
fruits and confectionery, 81 800; Joe Can;
;dolfe, fruits and personal property, $S cog q
i. G. Richards, buildings, 10000; Cul-