The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
TELECRAPHlC
Tombstone in Ashes.


 been down since four o'clock untl
 this time when the Tombstone opel
 afor by using the broken wire a.
 key, wired that all the principal pol
 ton of ihe town was burned.
 FuIl ParI lie uIar- of the Fire
 TOMBSTONE, May 26-Ihe fir,
 oriyinatel in a Chinese wash house
 frnuting on Fifth street. between
 Tsuehnut anu Allen. Fr m therct
 it communicated to the Tivoli saloon
 and the Grand Hote' on Allcn street
 it then crossed Allen. burning north of Alien .o Fremont and east and north from Third to Fifth street. The gallant and unremItiing exer : ti1ns uf the fire dep artment prevent ed its further sprcld. When if be- came apparent tiat the water sup ply was inadequate to control the ragin element the buildings were demolished with glanI powder, and to this Is due the safety of the Epi- taph office, Schiefflin Hall and the adjoining buildings The county records were all saved, thanks to the efficient work of Recorder Jones and his deputies. The postoffice build ing was an ong those sacrificed by giant powder to prevent th, spread of the flames Among the principal losses are Cha<. Brown S23 900, in sured for 1000; n. Schmieding SS.5OO. insured for 5000; A Mo Bride & Co.,, S13,OOO, insured for $6OO0; G. Tribelei, $16 900, insured SS,O0O; Cohen Bros, SS,O00, insured 1 for $4.0OO; J. NJ yer 6 Bro.. $SO,- OOO, insureG for s2U,OJO: c. Wehr- fritz, S22, 900, insured for sS,OOO: Campb Il and Hatch, $4,50O. insured | for $2 coo; A. Portions, S4.50O, in- surcd for 5000; A. c. BiIIcke, s25,- O00 insured for $16.OOO; c. F. Spangenberg, S8,OO0, insured for S5,95O; A. Bauer, S2O,OOO, insured for S7 900; G. N. Marchana, S4.OOO, no insuranre, A. D. Oiis & Co.,, $25,- 900. partly insured; Leigh Bros, $4.- 900. insured for $2.500; J. Lenrir. $l0.OG0, in>ure1 for 5000: " w. Rusk & Ch., $500O, insured for $ .75O H Laventhal. 13,OOO, fully insured G F Buford. SIO.OOO. insured for S3,O0; E T Kearny &5 Co.,, $8,OOO in sured for s3O0O; J c Brown, s35OO, insured for $500; J P Cum. 5000, no insurance; J. Chandler & Co, s45CO insnrtd for sl75O; f B Aus tin. 5000. insured for $l25O: Mrs. A Mcbride. $500O, insured for $2O0O Dillon & Kenealy. S2OOO, fully h. sured; Summer field & Bros, $5000, f.Iliy insured P " Smith 6E Co $14.- 800, insured for SI2,0O9; s Triholet, , $2OOO, fully insured; Oriental saloon $20O0, fully insured; together with scorrs of minor places swelling the aggregate for ock and fixtures to nearly s55O 900, and when rhe loss es are fully known on buildings thev will probably amount 10 S7O0. 900. witi. insurance about $25O,0O0. A ( good many were hurt by falling walls, flying debii>, etc.. but as far I as known none fatally. The body c of q III ,n supposed t. be named Hug q gins, WAS found in the rear of the [ Cosm -poIitan Hotel. The body was c burned bepnnd recognition The E people ase hopeful and alreaiy clear i ing away the debiis preparatory to I rebuilding. 4 c Bilicke has already made arrangements to rebuild the and steps are being ta- Ii ken to do likewise on the Gtand In d al. there were about 116 stores and V places of business destroyed. V
 The TariR ( WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Star Ii says it is reported that five oi the b nine Tarlff Commissioners have been C agreed upon, viz: E1-Vice PresI- C dent Wheeler; Alexander Mitchell, C of Wisconsin, former Democratic O in Congress. now il President of the Chicago, Milwau- a kee and St Paul Railroad; John l.. s Hayes. of Massachu cts, formerly fl President os the National .S oDl As 2 iociatiOn; Henry W. Oliver, of Pitts Q burg. leading iron manufacturer; p an R. r.. Porter, formerly in Ch;ca- a go, of the Statistical Bureau of the O Census office. Il
 Condensed re e=rams. t Broadway and Charles NJ. Smith Il have been indicted for ,ibsiracling plates from the vaults of the bureau of cngr wing and printing. a Conkling lately intim lied that he r could not ask his friends 70 stand bv O .he admiuislratI n in the contes: for 3 governor, a. Ar hur h i'd failed to n 10 what he expected of him. Ii Hon. Jas. G. Blaine and Mar hal } Jew ett held priv ,te conference in Cincinnati. on ths 26 il.
 IL is undeistood that Senator Cam \ -on will have a conference with a Chairman Cooper and other political E ea'lers, in regard ro he split in the c Republican party of Pen ylvania. q Emile Chri~ten Tri>ar. resident cons.l for Belgium, died in San Francisco, yesterday. | A portion of sertion m one of ihe i' bafts of the Puckson Ruh tunnel q ,axsi i1lur la3Sg.. killing one man n
 injuring two D
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