Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Faiiel' ,ne IUa-a Of tle doomed bUi'j- Ing 1ac1plcI by t1ZcusfrUm'the upper storleS, covering the silewaik with life less bodies. The slriek of the unfor. urates Sled tae air ina heartrendinc manner, the people below being unable to reude- any ud. Outs a number oi terrticd guests and emIloyees of thp hot, gppoIred at windows and seeiur the distance Co the ground fell back to perl-h iu the Eames The employees c4 the hotel. which accomm1datei Sl. guests, numbered ei-hty-six. mostly Iuisers iu the sixth story. The exit by way uf the roof -ss cut off av the t-s ant the two stand pip-s with fire laC decs were not available for some reason Ecry few were saved by jumping on car- vass. All the stores and offices "a the ground floor were destroyed. A num- Der of wholesale establishments on Eas- Water stree, were damaged bv the --. and falling walls. The loss cauua. r4-- tainl9 be eStimatei. but it Vil reach .- least SJ0OOGo Photographic conmurlra- tiou wlll hc inte-rui ted fO- .ra.I,c .. about 6stv ui-es are down C1mus-.. tiyely fe~ names Dt guests in the bo-a! are knowr. as the register was burned and the e-act less of life cannot be 5f- terI1iuet Several fire ersiUes r.-. sent to Milwaukee IE response to tar call From the very latest report. it can 5e safely saii that sixty people .-4 dead and tairty seriously wounded. number are missing who are sIpu,s-I so have perished-
 The hotel fe giSser was destroyed b. fire a1d SD It is impossible to determine txact loss of life or the names of tnr guests in the house. There are ..,,f immense heaps of ruius from fallen .rl partially demolished walls that
 thorough search flr bodies cannot r.u- mencc fer several days yet. From -rs nsst -onrces ths loss uf. lifeIs e-ti-r---r 4t nearly lUL l. 's clalmeu bt som. shat tha fire owed .ts origen Co ius.u- iiarlsm, bat nothing tangible has been discovered Go confirm the theory. b1r iug the progress oi th5 terrible u-t many scenes cf Jlriiiinc interest and rerrlr were cuacceL The insurance ou the hoiei is stated at Sl3J.0Jp, all held bv tilclGEati agencies. The loss c.r .carcsIT h, estimated. but wal. reach Slttnt The Ertc! was uu,.t by Danjt. NeubalI and an as-0rugti1T ir lNIs ara cost of Slj500o
 Atd.y.icht this mprail- a large cal- of lahorars resumed ,hs awful work O. hunting the dead il th- ruins ui tu.. N-vhali hous-. The streets lu tb, vicinity Cf fine rUiu- wore packed black wi- people Ias greatest excitement prevails E,e fire department i- engaged iu pulling down tho remnant of tle walls. and at each -ucrrsJla:
 
 police and lreud1 gre confident jla.
 U.iE fifty people are hVuetiu the uu- including number %, guests uy, men Ilu-t il Che published lisr. Crowd, y.
 people ere g,riviu- vu ever. tran. and tl- hotels ore filed with fearful people --..-tur friends Ur relations supposed Co
 have been iu rle fire. The PlauEagtou and Kirby Llvse~ are aoi.- Pre.-v well tri- Ea-uiuE. G. E1Sr-bara, r' t.- Michigan C-u'rt. Iassr0- rdSpa-'uart
 ss not .-vayel, hGr-- and will rsru-. -t JricasY Iu frv days. Portions rl i.. fallen walls have piled higher 1n tHe .hrIs at thc us.C ar--rrHr 70, Che hotel. aI Ducs of finding jae bodies seems more 'l-lrru than ever. bg-iuaS- 1- a.I bat sUsueuded throughout tue cIty, most o- the inhabitants having coucreEated ahout fLs rulu-. Ac.ov 6IIoer:, ui Nm. me pa'me-'S company Is 1u the a-ouies og death. There ca- been Ett.- sr moo chance Cor Liu from ;ae- start. JUj-. EI!ilrt's condition IS stlll critical. aud It .s believed tlat he cannot recover. Every undertaken iE fine city ~ busy. and preparations a-s -cIuCou Tor twenty ! .ureraIs
 CSclSNarI. e.. Jan. h. Elc Tnt-. mount ui insurance by CiurnuatI r1u- rauie= 0n the NeUhall house is SH2. .HH. l rf which S1j. OO is on tle building and sIS.c0G on furaiture. Nearly aii the companies in tle eItv have risks. Cur,Go. Jan. Il.--Suow Is cslrralaI yr- tlr uorthwe-t.ru States. \ fa.. z tv, inches has occurred since m-I- night auI as it .s stjii drifting wl;h DO -t-u- u5 abatement lt promises t1 Ereat- y iaterier- with traffic outside the crt.. l Cu-sao. Jan. II.-h Kausas C.r rrerfal suys taat oa Tuesday nigh. Jas. ld Henry Leaori aged r. and l6 were banned to death 0u -he Craig farm CE,ru,1. H.. Jan. ll-Gib Bud, young man lvIuC in Central City, tes- teriay won't to She house oi bi, broth -r-ia-lav. He1-y Duriey. and without warning L.ri three shots, Killing hIU ustartly. ga5i eacap-L Fsmi.y troubles clUsts, -Es acj.
 NASHVILLE. Jan. t1-t p-.vst, .I-- patch from Fort Worth says that Pix passed there yesterday, which would Iu- ic4te Juat he had reversed his rou.e sad was now seeking entrance into Mexico hy way of Fl Paso.
 CoUSm BLUrrs. Iowa, Jan. il.-Df. $. M. Ballard, a prominent politician and land owner was robbed Of S2l,u.i -ash at his isolated f,rIn m AuderbO1
 county last night.
 E =roS. Jan. I2.-ts an effect O; the prolonged dr0uth in Manchester, \. II 4El cpcr. ives are Idle. The mills are -Lu- down. The product of the man 4avJ.I..s ara reduced 20 million fet-- iLe riger~ a-. lower ;hau they have
 cen for Eait century. The mills ou
 Le peuouscnt lose over a hundred thousand. NIi establishments on tha
 kounehec. Audrosru ggin and Saco Ike
 ul-e crippled. In southeastern Name
 i1nd eds ut persons are compelled Go
 escort t0 snow water and cattle are
 iriy1l miles to ponds and brooks. The Ner-Liac river IS lower than ever. The
 great mills at Nashua and Great Fa.ls
 lgsIdss those at Manchester. are run. uug uu a halt i0 tUo-thirds tmo and
 Lo lo-s Co employers and employees Is 'u1rmous. IL is impossible Go acgre-
 ra-e the loss. The rainfall for. lSNl
 throughout tt7 region vas barely haf be average, and there has been DO Jan Iarg .Lav.
 NLv EOsE, Jan. l2.-The business failures of tHe past seven day show an
 increase of 2S compared with the pre-
 'eeJiug week. Eastern States 2o, west -rr ~, southern co middle 42, lgclhc -i oauala n, New York cIty -H The prominent failures are F. Welisch < O., rucson, Arizona and Eouut-ee E Me Ciure, wholesale grocers, San Francesca.
 BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. R Intel Eetc cc was received here yesterday %.
 he death of Dr. samuel <. MuGd at lI@ residence iu Charles county. Maryland. When John Wilkes Booth, assassin es-
 arci from Washington LC led into Na-ylaud. was sheltered az Mudd's mansion and had tI- frartured leg set by the doctor. Dr. Nudd was after ward tired and sentenced for life to the Dry To-.ugs, but was pGrdoned by pre-i1cu. Johnson.
 Aesthc ic O@EOyS.
 C1w1ovs have their ye of fine bean ImI n vJlvers, # in nothing else. This i- apparent from au experience Oi tba Colts Arm Manufacturing Company,
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