The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-12-27

an elevator, warehouse, freight depot ana
other property at Winona, Mimi, loss $780,
600; drug store mt Kansas City, No., loss
$4,000; Lowenstein's clothing store, 81.
Louis, Mo-, loss $50, 600; Darrett's tannery,
Waterbury, VT. loss $4,000; sixteen build
ings ut Candelara, New, loss $50, 600; the
postofiice and eighteen stores ut Rockford,
Mich, loss $4,000; S. p. Creasinger's fine
residence ut Fowler, Mich, loss $4,000
fourteen stores at Rat Portage, Man., loss
SlJO, 900; two squares in the business part of
Fortville, Ind, loss $50, OO0 four stores at
Point Pleasant, w. Va, loss $4,000; Pres
byterian church at Lacon, ILL.,, loss $4,000;
warehouse and dwelling house at Augusta,
Ga, loss $50, coo; William Glendale's elegant
residence at Proctor, Ohio, loss $50, 000 the
Occidental hotel, st. Louis, Mo-. loss $4,000;
a dry goods store at Farmland, Ind,
loss $4,000; clothing store at Lyons,
Iowa, loss $4,000; II public school
building at Cherokee, Iowa, loss 1900;
hotel AMI other property at lshpeming,
Mich; n schoo-house at Mclean, H.. loss
$4,000; warehouse at Baltimore, loss
$4,000; Peck, Stow n WilcoX's e0ge-tool
factory, Cheshire, Ct, loss $4,000;
the high-school building, Eau Claire, Wis,
loss $4,000; Royccs stave-mill, Fremont,
Ohio loss 20,9OO; six business buildings at
Medford, Mimi, loss 100000; an Episcopal
church at Port Chester, n. y, loss $4,000.
Failures: J. Levy, dry goods, Rock
Island, H., liabilities 1000; Cohen &
Koenigheim, gents furnishing goods, San
Antonio, Tex, liabilities $4,000; Louis Roth
berg clothing. Denver Colo, liabilities
S35, %; Z. Barusch, clothing, Cadillac, Mich,
liabilities $4,000; Tyler Il Frost, shoe manu-
facturers, Lynn, Mass; the Henry Buggy
company, Frceport, ILL.,; Joseph Mullet,
wooden manufactures, East Brookncld,
Mass; X. G. Wic<ham Il Co., bankers,
Tioga, Pa, liabilities $4,000; =. Sullivan,
ladies' shoes, Cincinnati, liabilities $35 600;
G. a. Davis, wallpaper, Cincinnati, liabilities
So, 900; Slack Il Gavill, blanket manufact-
urers, Rushville, Ill.,, liabilities $50, 900;
Blumcnthal Brothers, general store,
Palestine, Tex, liabilities S35, 900; Clay Old
ham, groceries, Terrell, Tex. liabilities
So, 900; James Sutherland, produce, Owen
sound, Ontario, liabilities $50, 900; Robert
Given * Co., dry goods, Des Moines, Iowa; ID.
A. Drury, shoe manufactures, Spencer,
Mass, liabilities $4,000; G. +.
Wood, lumber st. John, y. b.. liabilities,
$3.50, 600; West * Sweeney, paper manufact-
urcrs, North East, Pa; ID. NJ. &E. G. Halhert,
dry goods Bnghamton, y. Y, liabilities,
100000; Lane 81 Son, grain brokers, New
York, liabilities, $3.50 O01; Mark Smith cloth
inc Fri liabilities | 4
nos, fruit importer, Montreal, liabilities,
$4,000; II. II. Jones, banker, De Pere,
Wis, liabilities, $4,000; Sattler Broth
ers, clothing, st. Paul. liabilities $50, OO); W.
=. & \. VI. Parsons, builders, New Jork, liza
bilites $500, 900; Mckinney Horn, notions,
Philadelphia, liabilities $4,000; Goodwillie,
Wyman Co., printing presses, Boston, liza
bilitcs $4,000; =. n NJ. Raymond, wholesale
groccrs, Fargo, ID. r., Liabilities $4,000;
Philadelphia; the Beaver Lumber company,
Hamachiche, Quebec, liabilities Sl0S,C o.
\. Ncwson, real estate, Columbus, Ind, liza
bilities S27, 900; W. p. Metcalf broker, and the
American Carpet Lining company, Boston;
sheldon 4 Co.. millinery, Bloomington, Ill.,,
liabilities $4,000; tho Enterprise Machine
company, Geneva, Ohio, liabilities $4,000;
George W. Craig dry goods, Montreal, Cana
da, liabilities $4,000.
Ten thousand persons witnessed the
opening of the new oantalcvcr bridge across
Niagara river. The bridge was tested by
sustaining the weight OF twenty locomotives
and. twcnty-four cars loaded with gravel,
without apparent dcfcctions.