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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
little Miss Thsckersy en- Dickens.

Il Is well known that 1hacheray had
the highest admiration for many OF
Dickens novels He often expressed
his opinion on the point in the
strongest terms Mrs Richie. his
daughter, tells pleasant story show
Ing how this opinion was shared by
other members OF his fsmily.% She was
sitting IN q room in their house az
hersing,on talking 70 her father. the
late Lord Tennyson being also OF the
company. All of : sudden her Youngest
sister looked up from book II which
she was deeply interested and asked
n soft childish voice: Papa. why
10 you not write books like Nicholas
SicAie5y2'r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
lOESTERS IS FOOD.

The Fzvs-fte Dish of Members o. the Nc
bsiIty.
Holsters hare from the TINE wien
they FRS. titillafed ne human palate.
formed z fayo-ite article % food VIII
the worlds greater and lesser tzen-
Alexander was deroted slsTe 20 thc
sBccEleat fish, and his eoCvtle-s seIcol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
~. l., DOUGLAS
SO SHOE noTX' t kiIp.

Dc YOU wear then7 When next ia need Try pair they
vii give you more comfort and service for The money
thaH any ether make. Best in the world.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What is Going On the World Over.
Important Events Briefly Chronicled.
r.,,,a,. labor and Indu.ria,.

-Four hundred miners who have been out
on strike for two months in the Coal
Creek and Briceville districts Tenn. re-
turned to work on compromise with the
companies which was a ten per cent redue-
ton and 81 of on house rent The reason
given by the miners was that their wives
and children were starving
The employees OF the Chesapeake, Ohio
and South western railway have accepted
the 10 per cent reduction In wages and the
men who went out when the reduction
went into effect, October = have returned
10 work
The Merchants wooden mill at East Ded-
ham, Mass. started up on three days week
lime with 10 per cent cut down.
The striking wire drawers in the mills at
Salem and Findlay o., will return to work
at 10 per cent. reduction OF wages.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
nlsAsrrns. Acc1nrNrs ASH rA1A111trs

Saturdays storm did great damage at
Georgetown, s C .,and added TO the horrors
already existing at the recent devaststedSea
Islands. At Magnolia Beach almost every
house was washed away. Thirteen white
and six colored people were drowned.
Among the whites were DR.. Arthur B.
Flogg wife, son. daugh,er-in-law and five
grandchildren, BERTHE and Alice Bruce and
two Misses Weston.
The -four mas,ed schooner Minnehaha of
Cleveland. went ashore near Manistec
Mich. The vessel was in charge Of Capt,
William Packer aud had a cargo OF corn. OF
the seven souls ON board but one, Capt.
Packer, escaped.
Christine Kroys a young woman, died
in Brooklyn on Sunday from the effects Of
taking a seidlitz powder in separate doses,
instead Of first mixing.
Near Dunkirk, y. V, while searching for
bodies from the wrecked propeller Deau
Richmond,a "a boat containing George Thur
ber, Frank Cahoon ard George Mann cap
sized and all three men were drowned. The
bodies have not been recovered.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
BUSINESS Is INCREASING.
The Situation Chiefly q Waiting One
However. What Latest Crop
RanArts abo~

Reports show.
X. q. Dun's weekly review OF trade, New
York, says The country has been wait
ing. While uncertainty has prevailed,
men have not known what to do with
safety, and 20 have done as little as they
could. Industries cannot always wait, and
in them al. arrest of impro vement general
ly means some reaction. Merchants who
have obligations to meet cannot always
wait, and for some there has come misfor
tune. The speculators and traders wait be.
cause they have no substantial basis for n
Judgment. The volume of business trans
acted increases some, because the longer
people 10 without clothing or food or other
necessaries the more certain their demand is
to revive.
Government crop reports have not helped
speculation, because they are not in hir-
inony with prevailing judgments. Wheat
has weakened II cents. though the govern
ment report would indicate yield of only
3Jl 0OO, 600 bushels. so small as to warrant q
much higher price. Western receipts for
the week nave been 6,0j4,5IS Bushels, .again.
" &, ,36l $40 last year. while Atlantic exports
have fallen 10 G2l SOL bushels, against
| 800 l23 last year.
Corn has advanced cent. pork products
being unchanged. but either would be very
much stronger If men put full confidence in
official estimates. Oil has risen cent aud
coffee is unchanged. Cotton stands just
where u did week ago in spite OF n report
which some interpreted as conclusive proof
Of a yield far below that OF last year, but
the enormous stocks Of old cotton in sight
here and abroad would explain the great
hesitation in that market. even IL the
official estimates were fully credited. Cot
ton goods show general improvement in
tone, though weak in spots The demand
for woolen goods is not third OF the usual
magnitude.
The situation is a strange one which per
plexes the ablest dealers. and though In dress
goods steady demand appears, the uncer.
tainty rs TO mems goods, knit goods and
carpets is as II months had not elapsed with
extraordinarily narrow distribution OF
products Outside New York boot aud shoe
factories are but poorly employed, and
eastern shipments for the week were 81
per cent below last years but bright spots
appear in wOmen's shoes and in rubber
goods.
The failures FOR the past week number
S23 in the United States against lS9 last year
and ~ IN Canada against 70 last year
Eighteen failures we're in magnitude ex.
ceeding 1900 ., aud 50 were over $1,000
| each but less than 500 600. The aggregate
OF liabilities in failures the first week in
OCTOBER was only Sl3 iOl. 2H3 though the
number was large. Last week the liabili'
ties have apparent V been increased.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
TWELVE PEOPLE KILLED
A Frightful Disaster on the Michigan
Central Road. Many Persons
Injured.


Injured.
The mos, horrible railroad disaster Of the
year occurred at Jackson, Mo, Friday
morning on the Michigan Central road
Twelve persons were killed and may in
iured five perhaps fatally
Ten miles east If the depot the second
section of the Chicago special ran into the
rear end Of the head section, telescoring
two coaches, smashing the cars to pieces
and crushing the life out OF many peo-
pie. Inside of 20 minutes six dead bod.
les were taken out and The work has only
begun.
The second section ran into the head sec.
A" whne nc tier was standing ON the
rack. Some Of thu passengers were out on
he ground, some ea-r breakfast and
many asleep. The Tel, l,o,', cars we're
the first and second ones from the rear of
the first special All the unGertakers, ply.
sicians and assistants were on the ground
doing all they could, but the sights were
appalling.
Engineer William Whalen was running
| the last section. lie SAYS: | saw the signal
in the yard TO keep back, and had my en-.
glnc in hand as thonDht but when /
| came down near the train which was still.
my air brake would not work and ran into
the coaches. The failure of the air made it
impossible to stop. never had any such
experience before" Whaien il badly burn.
cd and has one leg broken. but will recover.
by II o'clock all the dead and injured had
been taken from the wreck. and the wreck
ing engine had removed the cars.
The killed are; Mrs. Charles starr, Ell
mira, y. Y; Miss Maggie McMaster. Penn
Ian. y. y; Miss Harriet Breeze, Pine City,
y. y; George Hoffman, Syracuse, n. y.
Mrs. J. A. Beardslee, East Canton, Pa; Mrs
J, II. keeler, Hammondsport, y. y; Mrs,
bury, Bath, y. Y. Mrs. ID. q. Gibbs Wheel
er, y. Y: infant child OF Mrs. Arson Har-
rinRton. y. Y; two unidentified men.
The injured are Mrs. q. W Graham, New
York; Mrs, J. a. Burlingame, East Spring
field, otsego county. y y, Mrs. NJ. C..
ton, Pa. recovery doubtful; Mrs. Mary
Wakefield, Elmira, n. Y, Mrs. Il, A. Dol.
mentch, Emira, Miss J. MandeIson, Marsh
Kun, Perry county. Pa; Mrs. Blanche
Beardslee, Canton, Pa; Mrs. Alfred Searles,
Eimira, Mrs. c. W. Fay Elmra; Miss
Laura Fay, v; X; Humphrey Chenanso
probably fatally; Miss Kate Healey. Morris
Run, Pa, Johanna Healey recovery doubt
tul; Mrs r. Donovan. Morris Run, Pa;
Mrs. A. Harrington Emira, n. y; Miss
Sarah \. Keeer, Hammondsport. n. Y;
Frank Fraley, Columbia Cross Roads, Pa;
Mrs, Herbert Gardner Households, y. y;
Robert Walsh, William Phillips, Saginaw.
Mich; L. Il. Ainsworth. Elmira, y. V,
John Beardslee, OF Canton, Pa; Mrs. c. w.
Fay, Elmira, \. y. and Laura Fay, her
daughter; George Sells, Detroit and Engi.
neer Whelhar.
Late Friday night nll the injured were
reported as resting easy, with no prospects
VI immedIate deaih of nnN OF them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

Near Miles City, Mont, John Brandt, n
ranger. killed his wife, daughter, aged IL,
and himself
At New York, the jury in the trial Of
Emma Goldman, the Anarchist, returned n
verdict of guilty. The maximum penalty
for her crime is one years imprisonment
and $500 fine
At Youngstown, o., James Campbell. a
retired saloon keeper, shot his wife TO death
and fatally wounded Patrick Tinney, their
guest at the Campbell residence. Cause,
jealously.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
SIXTEEN VESSELS WRECKED.
The Worst Storm in the History of the
Latter Day Marine of the Great Lakes
A Large Loss of Life

The Worst Storm in the History of the
Latter Day Marine of the Great Lakes
Large Loss OF Life
The severity of the northwest gale that
bas sweptsthe great lnkes on Saturday and
sunday has not been exceeded during the
'eason of navigation for the past 10 years.
The list Of wrecks, in proportion To the
oumber Of vessels which were out in the
Gale, is larger perhaps than any in the his
ory Of the latter day marine That there
,as been large loss of life now seems Ger.
ain, but il may be several days before 1t is
:nown just how many sailors perished.
'ollowing is the list of wrecks thus far re-
sor,ed at Chicago:
Yacht Enterprise, ashore, Lions Head
lions Bay; steamer C., =. Curtis. ashore
,heboyg An; schooner Isabel Reid ashore,
'hcboygan; schooner Nelson Holland
shore, Cheboygon; barge Sweepstakes,
shore, Cheboygan; barge knight Templar
shore, Chehoygan; lake tug Acme. founder
a. Lake Huron; schooner Volunteer, strand
81, Port Austin, Ont; schooner Falconer,
shore Lake Ontario: unknown schooner,
shore near Munlstee; schooner John f.
boot sunk, Fairport. O.; schooner Amboy
shore. Buffalo, schooner Mont Blanc,
SaieTloggei, Buffalo, steamer Schuykill.
'Tanded u Point; steamer Mariana
branded Elliot Point; schooner Ironton,
shore, Bay Mills, Lake Superior
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

At Allentown. Pa, the Breinig and Bach
man building the finest business block In
town, and the weiehmau building adjoin.
ing, burned down and falling walls cru'!,ed
the Jacoby and RepubIikaner buildings
Loss, 100000, insurance. si5o,ooo. The
crossing Of wires set fire TO the telephone
exchange, causing the confagrstion.
By the burning Of the Brydcll paint
warehouse and Harmonic Haliin Detroit,
George Boennlein lost his life. The.properiy
loss was $4,000, with two thirds that
amount OF insurance.
Two prisoners were killed and 30 injured
in panic in the Baltimore. Md, Jail last
Friday night, caused by the burning OF the
south wing Of the prison.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
,sn-,rr., Accident. andTn,nIl,,e.

Joseph Topper of Beatty, Pa, and Robert
Henderson Of Iitusville Pa. oil. drillers.
were burned to death three miles south Of
Bowling Green,O. 4 gas pocket wns struck
unexpected Y and exploded with awful for e
setting fire to the derrick and Uulmns bot.
men before they could escape.
Frenzied with fright and driven into n
stampede by raging fire that broke out at
Chicago in the Wallace street barns OF the
Chicago Railway Company. 500 horses were
either suffocated or burned to death. The
barns were destroyed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
THE FAIR 81 600. 900 AHEAD.
The Financial Statement to septemb,
80 Shows That Handsome Balance
in the preasury

IN the lIchhuTy.
Auditor Ackerman's monthly statement
Of the Worlds Fair finance to September
80, shows that the Exposition is not only
out OF debt, but has handsome balance in
the treasury.
The amount realized so far from the sac
of souvenir coins is 81 929, 100; gate receipts
for September 81. 2G3. .O3s. against 81, 694, 5ls
for August; total gate receipts to end oi
Septem ber 81, i0I, 593; concession receipts
for September SSI3, 2iO, for August s57s, $40;
total from concessions To September 80
90 600, 3O7; Photographic receipts to Sep
tember 80, sl37 i2G; total miscellaneous re-
GENTS SGG9 1875.
The total liabilities Of the Exposition are
only S97 2i2. Fire protection has cost s23l. 4S6
and the guard and secret service tqSl, l3s;
total expend lures on account OF construc-
ton. Sl7 9ii.7i2; miscellaneous disburse.
ments, So 30 9i7; total receipts from all
sources. s25, 23i, l99; total expenditures on
all accounts, S2i, ,205.t 90 leaving a balance
Of s., ,02S. sos in the treasury. The total eX.
psndit ures on account CT construction work
and administration were $50. 705; those tor
construction. principally under contracts
being tSiI. $50.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

During the week ending Saturday night,
2,l2l, ,79i people raid to see the World $
Fair. 1t was the banner week OF the expo
sition thus far, and far exceeded TO atten.
dance for like period OF any international
fair ever held. or this number Chicago
day contributed over 100000, greater
crowd perhaps than ever before congregat-
ed within an enclosure.
Judge Gary, of Camden, $. c.. a Tillman.
ite, has decided the same as Judge Hudson.
holding the State liquor dispensary law TO
be unconstitutional.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
ANOTHER STEAMER FOUNDERS
Thirteen Lives Lost by the Sinking OF
the Wocoken in the Gale on the
Great Lakes

the Wocoken in the Gale on the
Great Lakes.
Thirteen more victims have been added
10 the list of fatalities resulting from the
gale that swept the great lakes on Saturday
and Sund y last. The steamer Wocoken.
of Cleveland, foundered in 10 fathoms of
water just above Long Point, on the north.
rrn coast Of Lake Erie. The list OF those on
board who were drowned is as follows:
Capt. Albert Merwald Marine City; ;Sar.h h
Meswald, his sister; John Mitchell, Cleve.
land; David Jones. first mate: Cleveland;
Matthew Hi sler. second engineer Marine
City; Michael Hinkleman, chief engineer,
Cleveland; Charles Minard steward. Marine
City; Henry Branch. watchman, Marine
City; John Hinklemnn, fireman, Marine
City, George Smith fireman, Marine City:
Edmund Elredge. watchman, Marine City;
Mike kenney, deck hand. Marine City,
William Each, wheelman, Marine City.
The following were saved: J., p. Sapp,
second mate; Robert Browning deck hand,
J. II. Rice. wheelman, Cleveland.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

The Fist National Bank, Of birmingham,
Ala. which suspended pay yment August 2
1898, has been permitted to open its doors
for business.
The Peoples National Bank and the
Citizens National Bank Of Pulaski Tenn.
resumed full payment of depositors. The
Commercial Bank and Trust Company Of
Pulaski has also resumed full payment.
wilbur Jackson & Co. and sheldon &
Binney banking firms of Providence, Il. l.,
suspended. The failures were caused by
the depreciation in the stock Of the Denver
Street Railway Company for which both
banks are heavy endorscrs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

Cholera is abating in Russia Thirty-seven
deaths and 81 new cases are reported for
Palermo and Leghorn. Eight eaths have
occurred in the work house ot Greenwich,
England, TO date.
Late reports say that many people, among
them number Of foreigners, were killed
in the recent bombardment of Rio, but tho
Government suppressed the news.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
Against the Check Rein.

At Chicago after the adjournment Of the
humane congress and the American hui
name associate the inspectors and street
agents from all parts Of the country held an
agents meeting. A number Of delegates
des red n special record of the meeting on
the use of the check rein and an anti-chec
rein resolution was unanimously adopted:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
EIGHTEEN SAILORS DROWNED
The Propeller Dean Richmond Goes
| Down WiIh ALI HIM DIS On board.

The Propeller Dean Richmond Goes
Down With All Han DIS On Board.
Eighteen persons, the entire crew OF the
propeller Dean Richmond, are given up for
lost in Saturdays nights storm on Lake
Erie, The corpses of five have been wash
ed ashore at Van Buren, Point, 40 miles
from Buffalo. The shore of the lake il
strewn with wrecksge and merchandise and
the waves are hourly yielding u further
vidences of the fate TO which the Rich
tond has gone
The schooner Typo is thought to have
srne down, with her crew, Oft Gravel bay.
~ the Canadian side.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

The business portion Of Hfttir'burg,M
burned dow .uss of S50VvO; par,.
insGIT'1.
Fonr square blocks in the business dis
trict OF Sioux City, Iowa, were destroyed by
fire with loss of 100000. The fire was
started by an explosion in the Union Plan
ing mill
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
A Sad Accident

At Cumberland, Md, during Friday
nights storm Miss May Coiffoth, beauti.
ful young girl livingnear Romney, WA,
and her niece, daughter of Hon, 4. II. Cotf-
roth, OF Somerset Pa, tried to cross the
little Cacapon river at ford near Romney.
Their buggy was overturned, the child
swept away and in heroic effort to save
her, Miss Coiiroth. who was to be married
TO wealthy New Yorker, was drowned.
The bodies have been recovered.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
CRIMES AND PENALTIES.

V. T. Tyler shot his wife and himself at
Minneapolis. They had been separated and
met accidentally on the street. She will
live and he will die,
Judge MARITIME, in New York, sentenced
Emma Goldn an, the Anarchist, 10 a years
imprisonment in the penitentiary for in
citing 10 riot.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
Eve Men Killed, Two Mortally and
Three Badly Injured by n Prema-
ture Explosion

The entire business portion of Emington,
Ills, was wrecked by premature explosion
Of dynamite Monday night. Five people
were killed and five badly injured, two of
whom cannot live. The killed are James
Co nwell, Dwight; Christian Eyer, of
Dwight; Fred Eyer, of Olney; Wi liam
Eyer, of oney; s. f. Fowler of Emington
and Christian sherer, Of onley, cannot
i've.
Thedynamitc was being used in digging a
we'll
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE.
The following are the official figures ior
the paid admissions TO the fair

The Joliet (Ill.) branch Of the Illinois
Steel Company have notified its men that
unless they accept reduction Of one.third
In wages the shops will be started with non.
union men.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

Judge Hudson, in the Circuit Court at
Columbi 5. c., has decided the State
Dispensary liquor law unconstitutional,
holding that the state has no right to trans
fer the liquor traffic from citizen to itself.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

The Riversi 'e Glass Company at Wells
burg, w. Va. have resumed with 10 shops.
The Riverside Iron and Steel Company,
of ofwheeling, w. Va, will put its new mill
into operation, giving employment to 500
men
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

THE farmhouse Of George Komatski, a
farmer living ner Milto, N. D., was entire
ly destroyed by fire. Mr.. Komats kits four
sons were burned.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
THAT CUP STAYS WITH US
THE vIoILANT WINS


HAIL. vfcfL,Nri
White winged and graceful. thou queen Of
the sea,
vigilant, peerless one, glory to theel
Proud o'er the billow thy enemy sailed.
Vain ere the contest in which she has
failed.
Humbled, to Britsin's shore she will re-
turn,
Leaving the trophy for which she did
yearn.
Emblem Of victory. its safe with us here,
md here il may stay for many year.
Swift as the sea-wind that sped thee along
Comes from the people a heart-gr atefu
song.
Vgilant. Victory! On the bright rolls o,
fame
Each heresfter's synonymous name
Httsburg Post
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

Cholera is abating somewhat in Sicily
and has entirely vanished from most
Of the infected towns on the main land of
Italv
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19

IN CHINA gold ana silver arc merely COM
modities, whose price is regulated by the
laws OF supply and demand.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
gXTRASESSION OF CONGRESS


sKSArr.-senator Squire, Republican, oil
Washington. gave notice today OF an
amendment 20 the silver purchasing repeal
bill. II proposes the coinage Of silver for
private owners To- the amount OF 5000, QUO
a month, not TO exceed $i0O, 600 100 in all. the
owners TO receive in coin only the CONNER.
cial value OF the bullion on the day of depos
IL and the difference to he retained by the
Government rs seigniotaee. II also pro
poses the issue of five year per cent. DO Ids
Of the amount of,2 1900. 900 the proc ,rds
Of which are TO be used for the redemption
OF United States notes. The silver re,eai
bill was then considered until adjourn
ment.
HousE.--The house TO. day passed by the
Overwhelming majority Of years 20l. nay.
ness adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-26

San Francisco, Dec. Pa large por-
ton Of the block bounded by Clay,
Commercial, Sansome and Leidesdroff
streets was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The block was composed
Of some Of the oldest brick buildings
in the city, ard was occupied by the
Call and Bulletin newspapers. Francis
Valentine & Co., printers; the Bosqui
Printing and Engraving company
Blake, Mofit & TONNES, paper ware
house; E. ). Shattuck & Co., ink manu-
facturers; Commercial Steam Power
company. and numerous smaller con
Germs. Fire Marshal Towe estimates
the loss at $5e0,G00, with insurance half
that amount, but the proprietors Of the
concerns burned out say the loss is
only 100000 The Bulletins editorial
and composing rooms are a. complete
wreck and the Calrs presses are in
jured by water, but it will not inter-
feTe with the publication OF the papers.
The estimated damage will reach half
million. The principal losses are
surance, S75,00O E ]. Shattuck & Co.
ink manufacturers, $40. 900. Bosqui En-
craving company, S35, 900: insurance.
$1,000. Blake, Moffitt & Towne, pap er
dealers, loss $4,000; insurance, SAG, 900.
Union Advertising company, loss $1e,-
600. Call and Bulletin, loss $4,000. fully
insured. Loss on buildings, 500, coo.
There are a. large number of minor
losses