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New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
OIUER FIRES.
4 WOOILEN MILL BURNED.
DESTRUCTION OF join BROWN & soNs' MiLL-Lo9
OVER 500. O.OOO-INsURASCE $3.50, 900

DF sTRUCriOS OF join BROWN SONS' MfIL-LoSS
OVER 500 0OOO-INsURAHCE $250,0OO
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-A fire occurred
this morning at the wc0en mills Of john Brown u
Sons al the corner OF Eighth and Taskersts.
The main mill buding, after burning for several
hours, was completely destroyed, nothing being
left except the walls on Eighth and M"nn-
they viii PROBABLY have to be pulled down. tn"
fist and second floors Were used for weaving and c0u-
tained about i've hundccd looms. while the thru and
fourth floors used for cardiHg ana spinning Ech
Il or hat ten set. OF cards and ten mules
All Of the mtrhu'ry was completely rMnch
From the main mlil ,he flames ext ndod TO the
sprradcc room aud office builiu on Mauutlln-st' ana
also 10 the bocr house. and botl OF oso buildings wcIe
almost completely drstrOyc ed WITH thor contents IN"
carpcnier shop, waste stcds and picking roo-:n 'S'y
onc-,oiy frame sructurcawere also burned with their
contents. large number Of neU v"ncn. boys ana girls
we're empioted at the Mills and tnus thrown ont of
work The e, ct o-s cannot De asecrtaDcd hut 1t Is
csiitcd at apout 800. 900 This como Isos the loss
ou tho buiIincs machinery and ofaer contents.
TIE usu-anc, is about $2jOOO0. ANA fuzzy covers the
'o...
ON the s.orchous- or sheds at - -hth and MoUntain-
.ts there J., an insurance oi 81 5000 divided as ioloVs
on the building. in th1 Cummonwoalth, Of Boston,
$1,000.
ON the machinery, in tine Citizens OF Pitsburg. SO 600
OS STOCK.
Continental y Y 81 800 Columbia. y. Y.....$ +. 800
t,Ilr au. Ctruau AM, n y. 100
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHECKING LOSSES.


MEASURES PROPOSED 10 GUARD AGAINST DLsIEUC-
TIVE FIRES ON THE PIERS AND IN TIE DRY
GOODS DISTRICT
Inareport recently made to the Board of I'm
derwIiters on the piers Of NewYOrk, Jersey Cy IIo-
bokcn and Brooklyn James HARRISON, superin endent
OF the Committee on Surveys, calls attention
to tho insecurity of tue piers and the great
lack OF facilities for oXtlngushng fires. The
report says The condition Of the NeW-N0rk piers has
an important relation TO the NeYYork dry goods dis
rrict' 1t will be observed by reference 10 the city
map that Piers Nos. % TO A. inclusive, present
a menace to this district, and constitute threat
eniug exposure the force and velocity Of our north
west winds. taken In connection with the vast
area OF frame structures Intervening between the river
and the dry goods section, constitute an Important fac
for in estimating the probabilities of large connagrl-
tions In the district in which gathered a greater
aggregation of values than In any other section
Of orr city. Independent Of the vast amount
OF merchandise at risk the piers, there are
steamships and steamboats, and other vessels lying
NJ nearly all tn Sc piers whose destruction
would probably occur in case OF large fire.
ON the East River side the frame structures on
the piers are not so much clustered. except between
Piers Nos % and 80 This spot is dependent the Fire
Department alone for protection with the exceptoI OF
Piers Nos 80 and "a, which supplied with hyrant@
aud hose would be advisable to take steps to adopt
suitable measures to prevent our East River front from
bcing crowded with frame structures"
The manager Of OF the largest of tho foreign
ncs represented here said that the Worth-s fire had
convinced him " the nadequacy of the building laws.
Had either of the recent fires he said ken plac'
when q high wind blowing the result would have
been Il 81 ruus The buildings DESTROYED by the latest
fire were OF and built, have
10 reason doubt. ia compliance with building reSuia
on. but quiet ngll' the frcincn were unable 10
check the spread ot fire. This must have been due
to the Insufficient thickness of the Partition, ana height
Of the VaGIpct walls
An agent lOr companies in Boston said yesterday ::
"Tne Boston fire insurance companies are 10 hold Il
meeting tomorrow form local tarih association
with = view 10 keeping falr rates OF insurance
Movements OF similar kind are gong on III ~. Louis
and CHICAGO. la opinion boards OF un
lrrWlltcr, should Organize companies OF watch
men to watch districts like those in which these
lar,s fires have occurred They should also provide
,yatrh-cl"cks compel the wachmeu To observe
larty In making their such action would lessen
the risi.s Sustained by the paucs ANA
make II possible To offer lower rates TO the merchants.
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fI0n inc bhi"s'Y"t' 81 ''', 80 80 -. IN
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 1919 nd> -
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am of it, predecessors. some OI It's COnleulS "a
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and second sessions, the constitutional Ai ~
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tured that nail have passed through
he machinery and struck n spark, which caused tne
cotton used In the manufacture 10 take nre IN M vi
stant the entire place was In blaze OnlY a
few employees were at work. Mary e. kOsen-
brock and her sister Sarah. OF No 81 Butlerst De-
came frightened and threw themselves from
s'cn,1-s stnrv windoW 10 the sidewalk. Both
were injured about the lower limbs Iuc
stock and machinery damaged 10 the amount
of - 900: fully insured. The damage 70 the building
which IL Of brick was $1,000; also insured. Waters
Iirnihrr- lhc OMnrrs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
, Cu,,Rcu RI-RyEp At BOSTON.

BosroN, Jan. 20 Emmanuel Congre sationai
Church. corner OF Morciaud and C5pc!ani-'t, IS ON
Highlands burned this forenoon. Tie loss Is ;3o,-
OoU the Insurance is about 35 0Oo IN the following
offices:
Frempn's ms. Coz. 81. 900 my and Boston. 81 500
Slur and Leilher.. 1000 H,rAuir,' Mint. BpS 1000
Commonwealth ..... 1000 L0r.llard, NeW-Nork 1000
The church dedicated two years ago Dy the Old
NIMr ,tIrrt SNcIetY.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879 Is lssueC
IN good sra-on. The Hon Edward Nrfntr,on exc efi
House of Represent itlyc-. J. it editor, dn i
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EXPLOSION 0F Gas.

INJURY 10 wEEKs 4 PoIfE"'s DRUG sl"EE N
BOSTON.
Bo,roy, Jan. 20.-A gas explosion occurred
lila nit. IN thc drug store OF Week a Potter. at 80.
aGD a.n.n-oi-st. There was large stock oI valuable
..,.tr.,l, nj tn. spot wher tie explosion occulrcl.
TIE " oowOrk iu the fr,dt part of the basement WAS
a. AIRED and Jurn Il. aud VIII have TO be rebuilt Toe
duut, 10 the bu ing estimated at from $1,000 to
~ OoO ana on stocS from T3OOOO $50 900, which Is
c,y,r,d nv insurance amounting To 100000. {. r.
Wood q clerk ,nc siOIe. was approaching the gas
.ct.r iu the bi,ruru. W'th lighted Lantern when TIE
explosion took place. wood was ady burned III ihe
face ami q II thuusni, received internal injuries lhe
MN A, he
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m Il beats al i,s predecessors. BESIDES All us
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tsiicS. the public debt etc, ttc ls tHltrd Di 'u
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RrcroRY And sCHOOL LHOUsE @URNED.

MACON, Ga, Jan. 20.-A special dispatch 20
lie telegraph and NeSSen9cr says Tire III Tallahassee,
Fla destroyed The Proie,tau Episcopal Church rcctOiy
and schOOl-hOuse. The loss Is - 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
TILE LATE GREAT FIRES.

Nhlff lpNl ~ ~ lNNt IN VIZ
The following table shows the insurance
companies which held rhe largest Ii.k> the buildings
and stocSs DESTROYED by the late fires at Grnd-s
ami BroIdway ana Worm alI Church-sts.:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21

der y. sayre, Of Philadelphia, and He1eklah sha,er 4.
Franklin County, wife murderers. The execution Vii,
take place sixty days hence. The Governor has a.u
sgued the Communication Of the death sentence on B,
PistOrius to Imprisonment for life.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
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collected during tho wear 1879. and other sou: W W. !"
revenue are S. 621 ABB l'av the net amount 10 ~
ralseI by taxation ~ 959 633 l5lehS, by 'he sum -
~ 5loC52 90 than the estimates of last year.
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TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for the current year
IL i very mandy I,tlo volume ana contains taI-'
amount or interesting Information not readily access
be clsrM here, including carefully compiled sastc"
t;iDcs poitIca! and cOminer'ia ihatrfS' Ah C ,
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issued tHtr an. ua political IrE ser, lHE IRiBUaE
ALrANAC ioI ls19. which seems '|cu ~ ne than eyer
r,n-tr With Htbc statistical InfnrW,ton. II j. filled
vita hn ,ts and tiSut- needed for arl reference by
the CIt.L a, the bushes, man, ana tAe pou!clan.
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i MANUFACTuEY DAMAGED.

A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
American Carpet Lining CompIhys works, al
No. . Il'iny-plare. Brooklyn. Its origin
has not been asc,Ttalncd, but II Is cUnJcc-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
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WIFE MURDErERs TO BE HANGED.
HAKRi~BuRG, Penn, Jan. 2O.-Thc Governor
viii ssue to-day warrants the execution Of AleIan-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21

Continental, n Y - 800 Columbia, y. 800
Guard au, London. 100 Gormau AM, y. Y. 1000
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14
THE AMERICAN GRAIN TRADE.

Considerable discussion is going on
in financial circles il New York in
regard to the effect likely to be pro-
dnced on the business interests OF the
United States by the ravages OF the
pIague in Southern Russia. The cs
Establishment of military Gordon
around the infected districts, and the
measures taken by the European Pow
ers to prevent the further spreading
Of the dreaded disease is spoken OF as
laying an embargo on the export OF
Russian grain and other products.
The dread Of the plague will, 1T IS
thought, prevent the sewing Of seed
for future crop. The opinion seems
to be firm in the minds Of the finan-
ciers that there will soon be great
demand for the cereals of the United
States, and that the prices will ad
vance, making the business Of snip
ping grain across the continent and
to Europe from the West a profitable
business. The arguments appear e
be well founded, and if Idaho had
railroad extended through her agricul
tut al districts she would share thu
profits to be obtained. 1t is to b.
hoped that the Legislature will d'
something, at the present session, t
help relieve us Of this isolation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14
Important TO Miners and Owners of
Mines.

WASHINGTON, February 6th.-The
bill introduced in The House to-day
by Patterson, to amend the mineral
land law, possesses great interest tor
miners and owners of mines in Col
orado, some of the largest of which
are controlled by Eastern capital.
Section 1922 of the Revised Statutes
provides that the locator Of mineral
vein may follow the vein wherever it
leads, even though in following it
downward it should pass outside Of
the limits IF his location boundary
lines into and across the mining claim
of another. When this section was
adopted all known veins or lodes ex-
tended downward in an almost verti-
cal line, or at least with very slight
dip from vertical; hence bat little in
jury could be done by the law. Late
discoveries Colorado, in the neigh
borhood Of Lcadvile, which are crea-
ting SO much excitement, are unlike
any previously discovered lodes in po-
sltion and qualification. Instead of
extending downward i'll an almost ver-
teal line, these new lodes are almost
horizontal, and extend for miles, but a
slight distance under the surface The
first Iocators now claim that they have
the right to follow their lodes even
for miles Patterson says it this claim
| is sustained, the entire vast mineral
deposit referred to will pass out OF the
hands of several thousand miners who
| have made locations, and into the
hands OF few wealthy corporations,
and other combinations OF individuals,
to the great injury of the community
He has therefore introduced, and will
argue for its passage to.day's bill
which provides, in regard to all min
eral lodes located in Colorado since
the LIST of January, 1876, or hereafter
or has an average dip not exceeding
forty degrees, that the locators shall
not be permitted to follow the lode
outside of the vertical limits Of The
surface boundary lines, even if th'
apex Of the lode lies outside of sucl
vertical lines. The bill was referred
to the Committee on Mines and Min
ing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

PRoF SWIFT of Rochester, has for
years carried an his astronomical
studies in an old cider mill. Certain
ly he couldn't find better place in
which to study the ciderea heavens.
A CLASSICAL farmer in Burlington
township names all his pigs after the
Greek roots.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

RELIGION is the tie that connects
man with his Creator, and holds him
TO his throne. If that tie is sundered
or broken lac flats away a worthless
atom in the universe-its proper at
fractions all gone, its destiny thwart
ed, and It's whole future nothing but
darkness, desolation and death
daniel Webster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

Our sister republic, Mexico, de-
serves an encomnm for the unusual
promptitude with which it is settling
the claims Of the United States against
it. 1t had just paid the third install
ment Of its promised indemnity fluid,
and is making actual Efforts to pre-
serve order along the Rio Grande.
Many Of our causes Of complaint may
have arisen from Mexican Incidence
and lack Of administrative ability
rs. +. Chronicle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

IT is rumored in New York that the
Southern Pacific Railroad, Instead Of
being pressed forward across Texas,
ia to be rapidly pushed southwark to
Tuhac,- Mexico, and thus reach and
control the large Mexican trade This
tends to confirm the rumor that the
Southern and Texas Pacific Railroad
interests have been compromised and
harmonized.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

In the midst Of aluarrel: 4 don't
know what keeps me from breaking
your headw "Well, ! know what
keeps me from breaking yours, Pm
a member Of the society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animalsp
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

"You hatter me- as the orange said
to Judge David Davis when he sat
down upon it, Ha,ckeye- "You IN
juice me to rise,1 responded the Judge,
as the oranges life blood penetrated
the dome Of his pantaloons. -Rockland
Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

The newspapers are guessing on
tie population Of the United States in
1880, and some Of them think the in
crease from 1870 ill be twenty-five
per cent, which in ronnd numbers
would make iIe population about
47645,oO0
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

Tue ST. Petersburg journals bitterly
denonnce Austria and Germany fol
taking precautionary measures against
the plague. They claim that the steps
were taken to injnre the Russian trade.
IL Russia ~as too derelict in her du-
~ to humanity by nor TAXI Y i'amedi'
ate measures 10 prevent the spreading
81 the plague, she must suffer the CON
esqHencos. and al other nations will
applaud Austria aud Germany
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

a REPORT having gained cre,lence in
England that the cattle shipped from
the North Western States were dis
cascd, the Secretary Of State has, un-
der direction of President Hayes, no.
tiled the British Government that the
reports were without foundation, and
that the cattle were never in a better
condition,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

TnDEN has not been subpenaed to
appear before the Potter Committee to
tell what he does not know of the CT
pher dispatches, and most likely will
NOT be. Mr Springer, member OF
the committee, says an opportunity
viii be given him TO appear should he
so desire, and thinks be will not lei
pass by the golden opportunity Of vim
dicating hir self.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

DOES prohibition prohibitw asks
an exchange. We don't know. Now
stand still while we give you one.
Does application apple? Or, if you
want an easier one to begin on, does
emigration Emma?- Burlington
Hawkeye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

NEWS has reached Omaha that a
man named Moorchead and three 9th.
81 cattle men have been killed by In
dams in North. western Nebraska, and
EIGHT hundred head of cattle run off.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

Gus quicksilver mine near Oakland,
oregon, produces rock which assays
26l pounds Of pure quicksilver from a
ton Of rock. A company with CAPT
tai of one hundred thousand dollars
will commence work there shortly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

or the 100000 emigrants that ar
rived 1T New York last year 5l,S63
were ior California, SO, T9a for Utah,
$40 for Oregon, 1895 for Nevada,
II 73s for Kansas, and 1915 for Ne
hlnska.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

4 nrrY thousand dollar libel suit
has been commenced against the
United States Life Insurance Company,
il New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

4 DISPATCH from Portland, Oregon,
says that Governor Ihayer has grant
Oh reprieve to Brown and Johnson
till March 2lst
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

Mn. SHEARIx, who lives near Lew
iston, has found q species Of clay on
his farm that his cattle eat eagerly
ana thrive on ii like green bay horses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-14

BRGr marrow bound on and renewed
twice day. is said to be the most eff
iectual agent FOR the cure Of those
painful visitants, felons.