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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-05-22

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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

net loss: NJ. Lipstine, dry goods,
(SlS,OOo) loss $1,000, insurance $lS,-
00); G. M. Latham, dry goods, ($22,-
OOO) loss $1,000; insurance 1880;
'Gish u Garner, drugs, ($l0,OOO) loss
5000, insurance $4,000; BF, Sheen
field, dry goo Is, $4,000 total loss In
surance $500; CrenshaY " Walker,
drugs, (Sl,3OW total los, insurance
81 800, Mrs. NJ. Felsettha1, dTy goods.
($G,5OO loss $3,O0Oipsurance $500;
NJ. Frankel 81 Shs,' dry goods, ($27,-
| OOU lpss $500, insurance $4,000.
The loses inMcl upper stories were
as follbws/DrS. Campbell & Medley
$50 anT Dr.. J. M. Dennis $50.
Thesd gentlemen moved out, but
lostll1rpets, etc. The knights
ofPgtiias Lodge effects with furni-
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

Hon. Samuel j. Randall was hos
litably received by the people of
Louisville last Monday, and made a
speech at night. He was entertained
by Col. Oscar Turner, Mr.. Jno. E.
Green and Col. G.. L. Sears while in
the city. The list of prominent men
present shows many of the leading
citizens of the city. Conspicuous
among the absentees was Hon. Henry
Watterson. Mr.. Randall's speech
was in favor of a protective tariff and
although his views were not ell
dorsed by the greater portion Of his
hearers he was given respectful
hearing. This is creditable TO The
people of louisville, who were coun-
seled by some to pursue different
course. Let it never be said that
Kentuckians are opposed to free
speech, or refuse to hear both sides OF
a great political question in which
the whole country is interested.
Mr.. Randall will visit other points in
the South before his return to Wash
ington.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02
BIG FIRE NO z
EIGHT BUILDINGS sUccUMB 10
THE FLAMES AT A LOSS
OF $4,000.
Five Dry Goods Stores, Two Drug
Stores and the CONNER
cial Hotel.
Full Details Of Lusses and
Insurance.
The Henry Block Saved by Hard
Work.
A DIAGRAM OF THE DISTRICT


About IL O'Clock Monday night,
Dec. %, fire broke out in the back
room of b. f. Schoenfeld's dry goods
store, (marked E in diagram) and rap
idly spread 10 the surrounding build
ingS. In avery few minutes Schoen1
fe DIS store and Crenshaw & Walkers
drug store adjoining on the south
were falling in and nothing was
saved from them. Gish g. Gamers
drug store, on the north was quickly
in flames ii was doomed from the
first and but little was saved of the
contents. Latham's and Lipstime's
dry goods stores above and Felsen-
that's and Frankel's below the start
ing point were also devoured by the
flames, though some of the goods
from each were tumbled out in a
damaged condition. Jno. L. Wright,
on the corner of Bridge, moved out,
but his house, u low one, was protect
ed from the fire by a high tire-wall
aud was considerably shorter than
the burning stores adjoining, and
was consequently saved by hard
work. The fire department under
command Of Capt. III. L. Wiley was
soon on the scene and began to dc
fine work. From the cistern ON Nam
street several fine streams were
thrown. II was evident from the
first that all the buildings excepting
the two corner ones were doomed and
every effort was made TO save these
and prevent the further spread of the
fire. Wrighl's corner, owned by
Mrs. Glass, was soon out of imminent
danger but not so with the magnili-
cent threc-story Beard building on
the corner offspring. 1t was higher
than the adjacent building and despite
the gallant work of the fire brigad,
the insidious flames crept up the wal
in the rear, licked away the iron cor.
nice and caught in the garnet. Here
the flames gradually gained Roadway
as they could not be reached from be-
low, above or within and soon vol.
une of smoke and flame burst forth
and the beautiful structure was 6
seething furnace in the third story
just at this critical moment the water
gave out and the engine had to b,
moved to Smiths stable on Viryinii
street. This occupied several minutes
aud just as the throw of water wa
resumed hose burst and a section
had to be taken out. When this wa
done the second story of the Beart
building was hopelessly in flames am
the roof was ready to fall in. Til,
engine for several minutes did fin,
work and checked the fire, wet tn,
surrounding buildings and save,
Wright's corner. On Bridge street
fine stream was being put on the Com
mercial Hotel and it seemed that tia
building would be partially saved
but just when the most effective worI
was being done Il hose burst OF
Bridge street and before another sec
ton could be substituted it was to-
tie TO save it. On Spring street hare
work was being done to save Nc Camy
Bonte " Co.'S. carriage factory in til,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02
A-Jno. 4. Wright
D-Glsh & Garner
G-M. Felsentbal
J-House being built

Beginning next TO Wright's corner
the losses on buildings were as fol-
lows: (B) NJ. Lipstine, $1,000, III
surauce, $4,000; (C) Jno. G. Latham,
$1,000, insurance, $1,000; O) Gish "
Garner, $1,000, insurance, $1,000; (E)
Mrs. Gooch, $500, insurance, VI, 4Oo;
feE Mrs. Welch, $l,2O@ insurance
$1,000; (G) ID. r. Beard, $l,oO0,. IN
surance, $500; eiD d. II. Beard,
$4,000, insurance, 5000; (D E. O.
Calls, $1,000, Insurance, $4,000
The aggregated value of these eight
buildings destroyed is $2S,5O) anc
the insurance OH same $4,000.
THE Loss ON STOCKS.
We indoso in parentheses the esti'
mattel value of the entire stock in
eAcllihsiance and give the estimated
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

Dave Hart was killed by Austin
Dulaney in a Christmas frolc at
Louisville.
Edward Harlan was caught in the
machinery of a paper mill and killed,
in Louisville.
In Jessamine county jim Watkins,
powerfulncgro, killed his paramour,
Florida Scott, Friday.
Mrs. Rhoda McGirt was found
dead in bed by her husband when he
awoke at Versailles.
Paducah had a $4,000 fire Monday
night. The rain which was falling
prevented severe conflagation.
CD. Wilson, of Lexington, sold to
Morris & Patton, st. Louis, a two
year-old thoroughbred calf for ST., 900.
The Louisville, Evansville and st.
Louis AIRLINE railroad has passed
with the hands of receiver, on ac-
count of its debts.
While hunting in Mason county
Amos Riggs and Ahab Black quar-
relied and Riggs shot off the top of
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

DIDN'T REMEMBER HIS OWN NAME.
A gentleman Of this city tells the fol-
lowing anecdote Of the late DIR. Spring,
for many years Of the Old Brick Church
il New York City, for the accuracy Of
which he vouches: When the doctor
had reached q good old age and had be-
come somewhat feeble, he was met by
one OF his old Pensioners Just as he was
coming out Of the New York postoffice.
"How do you do, DR.. Spring." said the
friend; II am very glad to see you"
"How do you do, ~ replied the
doctor. 81 am very well, and l am very
thankful to have met you, for l have o
letter in the postoffice, but couldn't get
1t because I couldn't remember my own
name. Now can go in and get it,
Neu London Conn Day.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.

Jim Howe did not lose his pres
ence of mind. lie projected his plate
glass windows with wet blankets
and saved them while Mr.. ThOmp.
sons were broken by the heat. Its
cold day when Jim gets left at
anything.
Moses Elb ma Ie hero of hims elf.
While the lire was raging he assembled
to the Il. of =. Hall and rescued The
charter and the picture of lit. l.. E.
Payne, deceased. Everything else
was lost. Too much credit canuUi
be given Ia Mr.. Elb for his heroic
decd.
Mr.. VIM. Cowan was struck on
the head by falling skylight in
Gish u Carriers drug store aud
knocked down. His head was badly
cut, but no serious injury inflicted.
The fire company did gallant Aer-
vice as they always do, though OF
course it took some time for them ia
get out of bed and report for duty
They do good work and get mighty
poor pay, and little thanks as gem
eral thing.
The building on Bridge street
marked j was burned a new weeks
ago and is now being rebuilt. X
is the room lately vacated by the
post office and l. is W. I. Bronsugh's
grocery. There is vacant space in
the rear of these buildings.
The Commercial Hotel was COM
modious two-story building. Up
stiirs large hall was used as a
court room back in the sixties,
while the courthouse was being
built. 1t was subsequently used as a
printing office and the South Ken
tuckian Office was in it for four
years. In 1888 this hall was cut up
into rooms and the house was turned
into the European Hotel, which
changed hands aud became the Com
mercial few weeks ago. 1t was
joined in the rear to Gish 4 Gamers
drug store.
Already the owners of the burned
buildings are talking about rebuild
ing. The scarcity Of brick is all thai
will relard the work of replacing the
property destroyed.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

Spain was badly shaken up by All
earthquake few days ago and over
a thousand lives were lost. $50 lives
wese lost at Albania and $50 houses
destroyed. 60 persons were killed
at Periand, 800 in Malaga, 526 in
Granada and in Alburnetas half the
population was killed. At all these
places and many others the destruc-
ton OF property WAS very great
Many persons died of fright.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

The Blake Opera House and Hot,
block at Racine,-Wis., burned Sun.
day morning. The "Beggar Student
opera company was in the hotel and
two of the members were burned
AIR. and Mrs. Russell Glover. A
chambermaid, Mrs. Patrick, was al,
so lost. The loss Of the property
WAS 100000 with $4,000 insurance
The fire originated from an explo
sinlL
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

1t is said that Gen, Grants person.
al property, including his swords
and medals, presents received by him
while aboard, his pictures, his two
farms and his houses in Washington
and st. Louis will have TO be sold 10
ply his debts, unless his frien Is aid
him financially. Ills financial
troubles are causing his health 10
give way and his family are really
alarmed at the ex-Presldent's condi-
finn
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

The statue of Rear Admiral Sam
ucl Francis Dupont was unveiled at
Washington on the goth ult lie
was born in 1903 and died in 1865
and was a naval officer for so years
in the service Of the United States.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

The latest report about Cleveland is
that he received a plum cake from
kentucky on Christmas day which
was Analysed aud found TO contain
large quantities of deadly poison.
Grover did not take the cake"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

Jnu. II. Mclean, Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, has purchased the New
York, Star and will run it as a 3 cent
Democratic daily in opposition to the
World.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

President Arthur's New Years re-
ception was the grandest affair of the
kind ever held in the White House.
Fifty ladies were invited to assist
Mrs. McElroy, the Presidents sister,
in doing the honors.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

Next week half the county papers,
after weeks furlough, will come
rushing in dated january 1884"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

Gov. Cleveland will hold a New
Years reception Thursday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

ture, carpets etc, in the third story OF
Beard sbuilding, worth probably 5000
was total loss, insurance $500. The
Telephone Company over Gish Il
Carriers lost $30J,n insurance Bailey
Waller and Bryan Hopper, who room :
cd over I.atham's, lost effects to the
value of 500, no insurance; IIar-
graves Il Co., BARRIERS, over Crenshaw
4 Walker, $50, no INSURANCE. The
other buildings were occupiedNbelow
and above by the same parties. On
Bridge Street, J. NJ. Tandy, bar and
hotel ($2,500) lost about $3.50 not NOV
ed out, insurance $500. These losses,
1sain mo S53,yyS with 10000 insurance
DAMAGES AMI, oTuAR Losses. ~
Jno. 7. Wright, clothing, $4,000
damages in moving estimatellaIS2,0 900
insurance 81 900; McCams, Bonie II
Co, damages 10 house and stock, $3.50,
insurance $500; Garnctt& Williams,
damage To building, $3.50, insured
fully; Geo. o. Thompson, damage To
windows across Main street, 1900. fully
insured. These make n, 900 additional
losses, all covered by insurance. The
total LOSSES are $S5,S00 and the total
insurance about 100000. The losses
not covered by insurance will not cX-
coed $1,000. while many OF the insur-
ance companies will sustain only par.
tial losses. The following is Il state
mcnt of the insurance companies as
for as could be asccriainel
NORWOOD, CAMPBELL cos AGENCY.
German American--Sj,0U0 on Fran
KEEL Il Sons stock, $500 Oh X. of F..
effects, II, 500 on Lipstine's stock, -,
600 ON Wright's stock-total 5000.
PhGnix of Ilartford-$5,00O on
Frankel Il SONS, 1880 on c. M.Lath-
ans stock, $500 on Lipstine's, ~,
600 on Wright's-to,al $1,000.
IIartfor,l-S2, 500,on Gish y Gamers
stock, $1,000 on Latham's-$5,500.
N. Y. Underwriters-N, 5OO on
Lalham's building.
Characterization on Tandy's
stock, $1,000 on Wright's, $500 on
Lipstine's building-$j,500.
Total amounts $33,500.
CALLS & HAYS.
Commercial Union-$l,400 on
Gooch's building, $1,000 ON Felsen-
thal's stock, $1,000 on Calls building
$1,000 OIL Latham's stock,-total SO,
400.
Nortliwestern-$2,0O 900 onFelsenthal,
-, 000on Calls building-total "a, 900.
Lonion-$2,5OO OH Felscnthal, $500
on McCamy, Bonte Il Co,-tolal 3d.
800.
North British-$3,00O on Frankel,
Lancashire-.$l,0 600 on Tandy, ST.
800 on Boards building, $500 on
Crenshaw & Walker-total $1,000.
Total amount $2l, 200.
LONG, GARSETT " co.
Orient of IIartford-$3,0O0 on La
than.
National of lIartford-$l, $50 on
Gish & Garner.
Springfield-$2,00O on Frankel.
Guardian-$2,5OO on Gish & Gar
ner.
Union Phila.-$3,000 on Lipstine,
81 600 on Gish & Garner-total $4,000,
Westinghouse, $50 on Gish u Gar
ner. Total amount $l5C00. ~
wINFREE Il KELLY.
Home of N. Y.-$5,0 600 on Lipstine,
80, 900 Oh Latham-total $1,000.
Liverpool, L Il G-$2.5do ON Lip
slime, $1,000 on Gish s. Garner-total
$1,000.
North Amerioan-$2,0N on Frank
el. Total amount $4,000.
ABERSATHY q WOODBRIDGE.
Northern-$l, 800 on Frankel.
Manufacturer's-$l, 800 on Lipstine.
Scottish Union-$2,000 on Latham.
Total amount 5000.
JNo. W. MCPHERSON
Continental N. Y.-$4,OOO on La
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-02

y Cornelius Aultman, the millionaire
manufacturer of Canton, O., is dead.