Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-06
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Newplace. Academy at Kingston, N. Y,
burned on the LIST inst. Loss $50. 600,
The wagon works at Mishawaka, suburb
Of South Bend, Ind, were destroyed by fire on
the goth. Loss S25, 900.
The works Of the United States Stamping
2l. Loss 100000.
Utica, n. Y, suffered bya conhagration on
the I'd inst. the heaviest for yeare. The
flames were first discovered i'll tiye-story block
on Catherine Street occupied by H. J. Holbrook
d Co., manufacturers OF ladies' shoes. The
flames communicated with the furniture estab.
lishmont OF NJ B. DeLong. and with the ware
house of Comstock Bros, both OF which were
destroyed. The four-sory brick clothing
house Of F. Rockwell & Co., caue ht and was de.
stroyed. Adjoining it was the Utica City Ma
tlonal bank building, which was added to the
ruins. The store owned and occupied by G.
Newell Son. dealers in paper haneiuss. etc.,
devouredit, as though composed entirely of
tissue paper. The Utica Observer building, oc-
cupled on the first floor by ]. B. Mcmillan,
dealer in oils, winee, etc., and above by the
newspaper, was next reduced to ruins, only the
files being saved. The total loss is estimated
at 81 100000.
Fire at Lorain. O., on the goth damaged the
works ofthe Joel Hayden Brass Company TO
the extent of 1885, 1000.
Several buildings belonging to the wagon
works Of Mitchell, Lewis & Co., at Racine, Wis.,,
burned on the 28th. Loss about $4,000.
Alexander Turkington's carpet mill burned
at Philadelphia on the 2Sth. Loss S25,OOO.
The Cedar works buildings, Richmond, Va,
were burned on the 2Stb. Loss $4,000. More
than $50 men and boys were thrown out of en-
ployment. TIE flying sparks set fire to several
buildings, all of which were saved, except G.
3. Stacys shuck factory, which was entirely
consumed. His loss is SIS, 900.
The fJnuripu mill of Cuo;,, q. ~ ~ T;do,,1,
Preble County, o., burned on the morning of
the 2Sth. Loss s20,0
The large warehouse, filled with hemp and
grass seed, belonging to Thomas Brent. of
Paris, KY, burned on the 2Sth. Loss $780,
900.
A fire at Merrinac and Lancaster Streets.
Boston, on tue 28th. caused loss of 100000,
Of which the Hawkins Machinery Company
lose $4,000.
A fire in ]. L. Osborne & Cos. butter and
egg -packing house, Lincoln, Neb, on the
9th destroyed the building and stock. The
St. Charles hotel, adjoining, was also burned
with several small residences. The total loss
is S75, 600.
The general store of j. Mckinley and the
residence of L. W. Sifrit, in Harrisburg, four
teen miles south of Columbus, O., was burned
on the 26th. Loss s1s,O0O
J. W. Bukey' . large flour mill, at Nicholas
vile, KY, burned on the 26th. Loss $27, ,0O0.
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John Hunters cotton and WOODEN mill, Phila-
delphia, burned on the 9th. Loss $4,000.
Thirty thousand dollars worth of property
was destroyed by fire at Greenvie, N. c., on
the night of the 25th. - +
The steamer Sausalite wap DESTROYED by fire
at San Quentin CAL, on the 2sd. One of the
crew persisted. Loss S15O,C00.
Two lodging houses in Denver were de-
stroyed by fire early on the morning of the
25th. -Four men perished in them. b
four-story warehouse at st. Paul, occupied
by Buford, Burwell & Co.., dealers in agricul-
tural implements, Brand l. Co., stove dealers,
and Glidden, Griggs & Co.. wholesale grocers,
was burned on the oath. LOSS $685.
The Black Mountain House at Compton vii
iage, New Hampshire. was destroyed by fire on
the 25tf. Loss S15, 600.
Vicksburg, Miss, was the scene OF $50, 900
fire on the oath, which destroyed the dry goods
store OF s. ?. Metzger. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.