The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-28
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Bisine's DoIng.
New YORK. Sept. 26.-The fact that
Blaine will go direct home from Cleve-
land furnishes grounds for suspicion
that he will not return To Washington
until the President announces bis
intentions
Arthur aud the Presidency.
The Herald. apparently going 10 for
the new Administration. says: Arthur
takes the helm OF state resolved TO be
President. His inaugural breathes
authority; his decision about an extra
session OF Congress-merely to sum-
mon the Senate for executive business
in order TO avert the doubt aud discus.
sion that would arise in the event of his
being called suddenly from our chief
magistrscy. shows evidence of personal
strength and self confidence.
Destructive Fire.
OTTAWA. His. Sept. 25.-The most
destructive fire In the history of our
city. occurred yesterday afternoon at
twenty minutes past four. The first
alarm struck and flames were seen issu.
ing out Of Wiess i Cos mandatory on
Madison street. and communicated to
adjacent frame buildings occupied by
j. b. Harris & Cos. machine shop,
thence to the Ottawa creamery and
then 10 the large sale stables Of Degon
Bros. The fire department had only
one engine for service. The blaze
swept TO the north. consuming in its
course city hall, Eagan's livery stables,
number OF residences and msnufacto-
ries. covering an area OF sir blocks.
The less at q rough estimate is from
xl50. 900 20 5000. 900. with compara-
lively light insurance. Fifteen or
twenty minutes after the fire was sup
posed 10 he under control 9 terrific
hurricane arose, and for few moments
everyone gave up hope. Just at this
iunctars the Baptist church in another
portion OF the city was discovered in
flames, asd the widest panic succeeded.
By the efforts of the citizens the new
outbreak was sxtiuguished, and the
flames were again prevented from eros
sing Citation street. The embers and
sparks were imperiling the whole city
when heavy thunder shower came up
and rain fall In torrents. putting an
ond TO all serious danger.
A New York Hurricane.
E1aIRA, Sept. 25.-About 4:30 this
afternoon there was slight earth
quake. A hurricane followed and 10
the two minutes II lasted il unroofed
the Rsthbun house. carried the roof off
tho palace car shops over aud several
hundred feet beyond the freight build.
ings, lifted o man out OF his buggy.
blew holes in brick walls. snapped close
TO the ground immense trees aud top.
Piled over rhe spires OF churches. A
deluging rainfall succeeded, damaging
still further unroofed and windowless
houses.
Terrible Tornado NJ Quincy.
Quincy. llls.. Sept a5-A fearful
tornado passed over the city this after
noon. The tobacco factory Of ]. Har.
rison. foundry Of Bennett, Duffy q Co. !,
and foundry Of Coastack. Castle s Co.
suffered severely. and meny employees
were injured. -Four people were killed
add thirtsen injured. 90 far ss known
In these estaalishments. Three school
houses were partly destroyed. Some
Of the mills have also sustained dam.
age. Business houses and residences
were unroofcd. srses blown down. and
telegrsphic communication completely
severed. Accounts are coming from
all parts OF the city and in suburbs.
The track OF the hurricane was two
miles 10 width. The streets were strewn
With dehris, soma OF them being abso-
lately blcckaded with trees. tin roofs,
ehimneys- etc. The financial loss is
variously estimated, but will not be
less than 100000. The rorthern aud
eastern portions of this city escaped al.
most entsrcly. TIE wind vas accom-
panied by terrific rain. thunder and
hail.
The Qataey Tornado.
CHIcAeo, Sept 26.-The tornado At
Quincy Ga saturday Afternoon killed
far men and injured 20 Dat of $50
e.lsphones only ene wss left in work.
ing order. Tue sxne storm struck the
village OF Camden. containing 900 in J.
habltsnts. and only two houses escaped
isiasy. Mrs. DR. wat,s was instantly
k,lsed. The loss 10 the village IL t4o.
90 and The damage 10 Adjaeeat farm .
sasa. coo.
uvaaSst kxr,esien.
OMAHA. sept. % An explosion &C
earf~d today II q carload OF dynamite
At ,he Rck leland roanaeoase. near
Coascil ningfs. A hole WAS torn 10 the
ground t~es " tres deep and ffty feet
vide. A number Of freight cars and
then eonseats we're destroyed. No
lsses wefe last bat . maa aud child
were seriously sniasvd.
Arssh<s hseeasax tired 90 war.
TcceeS. sept "a "A special from
San Caslca saya A larger nuwbeg Of
Indians are 10 Fer raticas than Ger
@enshs and are apparently nsArmes
except the scoass. TIE issuing az ga
saeas = progressing qasssly. Sanchez
kskeiatAy. NsnsshscetegA. IedAschin
ana Nsehslaehsl have come in TIE
ehasts havs iass eeea cent 10 CApssia