The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-14
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BOSTON, Nov. IA special djs.
match to the Post from the anaga
of twenty-five OF the leading clearing
houses in the United States gives tbaa
total clearances for the Week endin9
the 10th. with the percentages Of In
crease and decrease compared with
the corresponding time a year ago.
total $8 ,933,O15.76, decrease 2!.7 Der
cent. The exhibit is a decidedly un.
favorable one. both when c0mparad
with last week and with the CORES.
bonding week last wear. The aggre.
gate of clearings for the week were
S., 3 OILS. Is against Sli,O72.7U 7 81 9,
last week and ST., 793,0OG,55 the pte.
yious week. AS compared with the
corresponding week last year the
clearings show q percentage Of de-
crease OF Is per cent last week ans
an increase Of 5 Is per cent. for thu
week previous. Some Of the causps
which operated unfavorably uuop
the ciearings last week produced
similar effect this week. The geaerst
merchandise movement both east and
west is far below its Ordinary pro
portion.
CHARLESTON, S. G, Nov. IA ugr
broke opt this afternoon on Iiapne
street in Wllbur's clothing NAM.
factory and spreading 10 Robertson.
Taylor e Co., wholesale groceries,
Both buildings were Quilted. aala,.
lng's bar factory adjoining was
damaged, the loss being estimated at
$4,000. Eight women and n boy
were employ ed in Wilbur's factory,
most of whom jumped from til,
third story. Ellen Huron was killed,
Susie Bond MORALLY injured: Mary
Wolf was badly burned but NAV IT,
cover; Maggie Quinlan and Anna
Tyler were badly hurt but viii IT,
cover; Abigail Guy and Laura Green
are supposed to be burned in the
building. A little boy framed Light
heart jumped and WAS caught IN
hurt. Only the eight persons nar0pi
were in the third story. The fire
broke out under the stairway cutting
off escape. as the fire spread rapidly.
Persons 81 the second nOcr escaped
with difficulty.
Boston, Nov. IA severe gall
prevailed throughout New England
this afternoon and evening. In this
city the winds attained a velocity O!
from thirty-fve to forty miles an
hour. The mercury is gradually fall.
ing, registering - degrees at hid.
night. A chimney ca d four story
house on Everett street was blown
over into the street, burying in thu
debris Lille Sleeper, ago seven. and
Fred Pettingill. The glrl is probably
fatally injured. but the boy escaped
with slight bruises. In other por-
lions of the city windows were de
molished and fences blown down, but
no further personal injuries.
In Chelsea a large brick wall WAS
blown down crushing the adjoining
building. AT Bangor, Maine. the ets-
vator OF the Covington Ice company
was demolished, and an ice house at
a brewery blown TO the ground The
Adelaide was taken by the
gale and lifted high up IN the bank Of
the river.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 13.-The city ex-
perienced q fierce gale to-day, Much
damage was done this afternoon. The
wall of the foundry il course OF ecu
or East 9lsts treet was
blown down. Cornelius Scanuel, 4
laburer, was caught under the falling
wall and severely injured. Tonight
a ! large tree on Seventh avenue and
Twelfth street vas blown down ana
fell upon 4 passing street car, crush
ing through the roof and breaking
the windows. A number Of passen-
gers were sitting in the front part Of
the car where the trea struck, but
only the driver was slightly injured.
The galvanized iron root OF q gasoline
factory on Richardson ana Commerce
in Brooklyn was blown OF,
It fell on Il roof adjoining the factory
in which a number Of girls were At
work. The roof was crushed in and
the %plastering of the ceiling and up-
per walls fell, but 70 Il Was i'll ured.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. Ia
terrific gale has prevailed during the
day. Our fishing schooneis are ali
ashore but will probably come OF
but slightly damaged. On the shIievss
bury narrow guage road a Car cen
seven persons Was lifted
bodily from the track All overturned.
No one was hurt.
PORT HURON, Mich. Nov. Ia
The propeller Quebec. steamer Mani
toba and the schooners Evening Star
and Gladstone were driven ashore
night while trying to make
southampton harbor in d heavy sno"
All except the propeller aIc
in danger Of going to pieces, aud thr
cargOs will be a total loss. None d
the crews have been takea of.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-The lamps says:
A great sensation has been caused
among the French colony in Egypt
to China having bought the
arms and cannon which accumulated
the late military reglme
NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-ChaElas l..
Loew was elected president OF me
Iron Steam boat company and s"ilua-
general eastern passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania rs!!roaa
was cloSen vice sre>lNtn'.
n place of Rufus Hatch.
CHICAGO. Nov. l2.-Up 10 this hour
no word has been received from tae
tug Protection and the schooner Arat.
1t is considered almost certain thai
they have gene down "tt1 al Oh
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