The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

= The FLAMES FEAST.
festereays REGARD " W'c aud isa's
From Fire
meog the Ashes Of Notre d. tme-Slsk.
enssg Revelations.
The List OF the Lost Yet LackL sB Com
ple,ion.
A Bonfire Of Cof,as At New 'ork-
100000 Loss.
Cleveland Has a 500, 900 Ash Hes -
The Losers.
Other freake Of the Fire Yiend, Far
and Near.
Cleveland Has a 100000 Ash Hes y
The Losers.
Other freake Of the Fire Yiend, Far
and Near.
A Few Facts Tor Fire-fightisg Folks.
A CONVENT CALAMITY.

NNN'aNs SAbhalIh.
ST LoyS, Jan. s.-search in the ruins at
Bsllepi!le, Illinois. was resumed this foro-
noon, and up to O'Clock two mors ladies'
were found. The remains OF 9 steY Supe-
rior Mary Jerome, were discovered a. noon.
and Identified by her speCtacles and gold
chain attached and a cross and rosary. TIE
reuiaius reported yesterday his those Of Sis
| ter ANGELA, are now supposed 20 be those
| oi Sister Ed sina. Granting that each little
! heap o. charret bodies and roasted ssh
thRt 90 far have been taken from the runs
reptesents "A separate body and IL is very
cithCult 10 determine vhe her they do.
there are still 1--we persons missing.
Funerals ut the victims TO be buried have
been fixed for Thursday. All the friends
and fathers OF the diocese oi A lton are in
vited to attend. Father AhblenG, of Nil.
vRukee, has arrived and will lo0A aster the
interests OF the society and arrange for fu-
neral and future disposition OF the remain-\
srg ssis.s.
AN cPERA-Hot = DEsTRorED.
CLEVELAND. o, Jan. 3l--A fire at s
o'elocs this morning destroyed the opera.
house block in Mestville, Pennsy! yania.
The loss vail reach SlOO, 100, probably fully
covered by Insurance.
A IRE occurred ut Somerset Lake, sum
msr resort eight miles wess oi Mesiyille,
Pennsylvania last evening, destroying the
Like fltW lpuNtI itsS, Slu,VJD UullIluk
ana furniture; insured for SS 900
BIG BLAZE ~ NEW YoSs
New FORK. Jan. S.-The coffin factory of
Smith, Winston e Co, Nos. l9l and 1881
Christie street, caught fire early Tho morn-
inE and was destroyed in about an hour
AS the London theatre adjolns the rear o
the factory report spread that anothe
theatre was burning. The factory was bl
tween tall tenements and abuts in the RED
on an alley cutting IN from the Bower
and 2vipGtou str, ct, and Inhabited sy
dense population OF derigeIs. The ale
was threatened by the tottsHng walls
the burning factory aud the peoE
The fire was fought at a great
disadvantage to the ftemep owing
to scarcity OF water. and this circumstance
is due to the destruction OF the rear Of the
building. The factory is = total loss; about
800, ,9o9i
roof OF the three story brick building occu-
pied by large parlor furniture company,
and sms ched in its root, The water soaked
through and damaged the stock $500.
The tensments adjoining the factory on
the soath side were water-soaked and con-
s,derably damaged. The London theatre
Com psny's place sustains a loss Of $50, COO;
inpurancs, $40 COO. The two buildings
were valued 1t $4,000
DEraorr, Jan. S-The house of Mrs.
Almy Psires, at the junction., was burned
last night. Her daughter Ida, aged iii
teen. became bewildered and rsshed' into
the Games and was burned TO death. Mrs.
Palres had snothsr daughter who was Sc
vereiy burned.
CLSYrLAND, ian. s.--The cause OF the
Meadvile confiasration is unknown. Tie
total loss is estimated At $500, 900. The Ere
was discovered at l:30 this morning and
rapidly consumed the block. The lover
part was occupied by stores and Offices of
Mrs. Daniel Fowler Mrs. George Porter
and John Porter. The owners of the opera.
house lose $4,000; insurance, $50 coo The
other estimated losses are. A. Fuller,
s35, 900; insurance, S25 600; Peter Miller,
300, partly insure0; Orvls " Son, $40
0OO; insurance, 5000; j. l.. Williams, a.
coo: insured Charles Worst, $40 600; iewslry
in The safe in the ruins: insurance, 81 200;
Geskill " Doyle, $4,000 Insured; w, D.
S.yeg. $2,FO; insurance, $1,000. Callen-
de- -, ~. AA auJo.. iGg block, loso per-
Ii Ds SO COO insured. y,