CHICAGO.
No Renewal of (ho Fire Tlie City
Tranquil Sheridan in Control.
AMONG THE RUINS.
I Smouldering City District* Without a WbII
Standing The Bodies in the Ruins?
Brawling (or the Dsud? The
B usds of the Fire
Brick n. Stone.
SEVENTY BODIES IN THE MORG'JE.
Awful Spectacle? Heartbroken
Crowds nocking- to Iden
tify the Corpses.
Business R'YiTing? Newspapers Re
ap;>e ari n? Chicago Hopeful
Creditors Merciful.
Relief Coming from AH
Quarters.
"G??! C? S3 the Noble- liearied
Ptoplc of C2? e World."
Chicago, Oct. 12? 11 A. M.
There w?t.- ao renewal or Hie Ires last night, and
uoihMitf occurred to dis'.tirh the cltv.
General Mitr.d. u baa complete control, and conS
ocnce is fnlU rc3K?ri"J.
At a meeting of the various committees from
other citR* iasi ereum* the following
AVi'EAt. TO C'lUMRRaAI. MBS 1VI) t A?ITAUSTS
?r the Luliel S-lates was ad ;>tevl:
ah r intend survey of the unparalleled caia
?i- ty, wiiit x x .idoaces i>s;ore n< of overwhelming
m i.. u.ii: u ertug and tlie pressing neces
les Uit- ?\i*\ we pray uur letP.w citizens, ea
pecia :iy those itsninv liU-iiicsu relations with
l .liCV O. Vi IK' K KtS.. AMI E :ERGY
baw? con i iv i a<raor on tt.e American people, to
Mimam hi 11 tnia imur of inal. Their
a?air.UT i. ::r. n. Lxtcn io lUcm a ii>-ncrons lllx>
rahty by <0,11 promises una e\ieusous, ami the
largest i-c uile udvances <>i money, ko that the
hu#ir.<?8 pro,.eri? caa end may be restored. i lie
nesol te.i oi-u-iH rebuilt aud lti groat uesa re
OstlV0a3!l3il.
.'UK cou;m: in rriF. water ua recognized.
The bo l.i of Hie man who crawled into th*- water
i. ?lu ha* bf'oii tec Rolited ad that of A. Leclcsou, of
;:i Nil wa'it.e'. ..<oaue.
T-VKSTT BODIES
were ttu i from the basement* or tw.. buJldiujs on
ihe north sute, n-ar Chicago avenue Mridg.x
in? Rrij?v cOMMiTrt k
is now ihcioujtiiy organized, with O. U. Mooro
Pren.dtMit, a: 1 David A. Uajfe Treasurer. The com
mittee met m conjunction with the council, and de
rided that a'.i moni'T should lie received oy David A.
ougc, c ty Treasurer. Probably
iu'. tv Tr.oi -.A -rt PEori.E w;:ne fe ybkterdy.
rrovl -ions arf stlil coming in lrorn all directions,
j. \v, Pre. ton has general cuargc ol the receiving of
BtippHCH.
AS ADJOURNED MEKTJVO OF HIE DANGERS
or thleajrowas hold this morning. A committee
was appointed lo dratt resolutions, which con
msied ol Smltu, President oi the Meiohaala' Loan
an. i Trust company, and others.
The lollowmg resolutions wer.* repotted and
nuanlmoiteiy ailopteU:?
Whereas titi* city has been visited by a con.l.i.cra
noo scaixx-17 equalled in the tmtory ol the world;
whereas the iianks have suffered as severely ns the
business community gcuemlly. wc l? el th it li lefl (o
pea* c'u> a Ijusimeni of ihe!r aila-rs tltey caa
PAY AIL L A IUTIES IN fULL,
while any attempt on ine i.arf or banks to force im
mediate uaAment frftin their debtors would utig
ifKMit and iniCiiHiijr the uneiprca t rulu and de&ola
i loii whlc-h Is upon ns, be U
ImwuIvc', Tiiijt trie r>aiil<s of thl* cllr will open for
Iium ocss ;ia soun as possible, (riving d.;e notice of
tune aud pi* e; that tnev alii pay i.na.diate lustal
uicnts to not aiorc iliau
I ll TPE.V PER CiST
111 i lie <'Ose of i 1 1 v iii livldiiul L>anU, nnd will con
unue i<> a* additional instalments as last as ns.-ois
uc nrnde available. mitil the enure liabilities are
liquidated. it u-ina an udvauiagc 10 the community
to kwiic a peri 1011 of their <awh assets to iurnisn
I'dniinixtH'. /n- to surviving commercial intere ts.
itesoived, Tuai until a?Bets can iw 'v;amined and
?lie coimilio'i ma 'e lu'du- tttar t;i<* Presidents and
iii'i r niter receive and pay out ueiKwiu as trus
uv< lor ou-iomer.-.
iU-.oHetl, liuit u?c bankers forma pennant or.
/animation l"r the purpose of U vi lujf means to
meet Hie exigencies upon us.
.1, ihiit Hie overwiielmlnjr renerosltv of
tnc world flu our eyes with tears. Our heart* are
too lull to express the gratitude thai writs in Hie
losoui of every inhabitant. Wo c in onlv say,
?.oi> lit.,; i'llt NOBLR-TIRARtHD FliOri.R OF THE
WtMHO
an t spate them fiotu mich a calamity.
on. rnrAB,
a well triown physician, no: su.TocatiJt, as .-up
load.
the Kianklln Insurance Companv of Philadelphia
mneni ,i loss of fon.o'W. Tliey aend word tint taey
wiii paj in full.
Uii report tuat t!i? Union Nation*. IJiintc lia l lost
it* mon<*y, papers. Ac., is untrue.
A large ntuaber o! wholes*!" merchants are en
uring temporary quarters on Lake Park, directly
on '.tie LaKe front.
*rPR41. TO M*SOSS
Tft? Masonic Relief Committee will l .ue a call to
the iiaternt'j to send money and clo Uin^io i?. c.
Oetier, Masonic Temple, Cbi< au
OOVkP.NOK PaI.MKH HAS CAI.LKU THE I.EUISLATCHK
TlXJITUTR.
It wiii ??-emi)le ai SprlngOeid to-morrow A
<>mmiuee from 'D.? cttj will no down to-night to
suicgost measures of relief.
OoVKIl'-OH BATES, OK OUtO,
liv i-oen here for the past tnrte dajra assisting In
tDe good work. 11c issues sujtgestlous to i lie people
of Ohio to pusii tuergeticauy ttieir efforts to lalao
comrjj'U'ioftg..
to lk rpi) TnRoccin tor winter.
Mr. Jortj-U MedUl, ol the Tribune, efiimates the
tiatuoer to be provided for during the coining
winter at 70, 00".
MUCTENAST (IENKKAI shkrihan
haa tanned the following orucis?
iiBAixjc ak tkk-s Military Pi vision Missouri, t
CHICAGO, Oct. IJ, 1871. j
Tt? li i<? H< soh thk M ay. >r~iiic preservation of
tin- peace ami good order of Hit* city having been
entrusted to me by Your Honor. I uru liapi>y
(4i si ate thai no cane ot ontbreaa or
diaorder has been reported; that uo authcnti
cited report of an attempt at Inceudiar
i-.ni lias reached me, and that the people
of Chicago arc calm and wed dlspo?ed The force
*i mv dlapo-ai 1* iiniple to maintain order, should
It be nceewary to protect the dliirict devastated by
the Are; atiil I would Mipirem to cttitcna n- >t to relax
i heir waichluiiiftog until the stuouldei ma tiros of tne
i<ii rued oaddinji* an entirely extinguished.
r. II. su khida V, Lieutenant General.
MONKY. C1A>TM>0 AMI riKlVloiO.Sa TUaT will
cicr.
Ma.ror Mason Isnncs Die following appeai:?
Clo'ulag and ail protecuvea from the cold will be
needed tnrougti t ic winter a* well a? now. send
mi.' h aitniCN lorwird In as large quautitie* an pot
i d?i p. t oh 'Ci money ami livid It subject to our
older. Mini in frovWIona that will keep.
toouru l!KAT.' MAY 01MII.
lie ore we ran ui*?t>-it>ute them, Al l arrives li'?r?i ally
a id v. c want to husband oar resources as
nioch a i?o.*?t'jle, loralong wk- tn- 1? iteiory us and
*..Ceiii>j i Will ccnMuue until on laboring da sea
die fibAbiCu io mi- alii I heir Jftiiiilh'fl.
Ji. 15. MA O.N, Mayor.
MtlPKI OF Al.r SAVKIt.
Tlio ita.eiaeul iclecrautud ycaterdty li.?t all the
ptctnrca ta the Opera House gallery wore flestrored
wns incorrect. Mr. Aiken, superintendent of tlie
pailer.T, wns enabled to remove its entire contents,
together witli many pictures lu Mr. Crosby's private
gallery.
A C ATJtTRER OH TtTR t'XITBD STATUS.
To give a itst C?r all the cities, towna aud villages
in mi1 ceun.ry that, witiiont waiting for a re most,
have forwarded bountiful supplies of provisions,
blankets ami clothing to sufferers it woulil be neces
sary to furnish a complete gazoi tcer of the lulled
States.
THR WHOIRSMK OROCHIIH
Ik (I a nteelmg this alternoon ami agreed to ask no
compromise with creditors, but. only ask for time.
They aro determined to pav alt their accounts in
full.
It has been pscertftined from official reports that
IllTV MII.MON PKh'T OP l.t'MBKR
were destroyed, leaving 24,ooo,ooo feet still ou band.
One hundred thousand dollar* were subscribed to
day toward
RKKtianiMO Till CftAVKIK OP COMMERCE
on the site of its ruins, and work npou if will be
commenced at once. Wholesale dealers in pro
visions, ilour and lumber refuse to lake advantage
of tho situation, but oontiune to
SRM, "MIRlR coons AT TUR OLD PRICW.
The tame is true or coal dealers whu nave any
stock lelt.
Temrornry buildings are being erected in every
direction, and by Saturday night Uiere will be
HiiNnntiDa op DotrsBa
icady Tar occupation. There is a marked cliangc in
the spirit of the people. The first feeling of utter
prostration has given way to one of confidence.
The bur. ted district Is no longer an object of inter
est, save as to the situation or si:es for rebuilding.
K.very man who ran And a &hed In which to resume
has begun business attain. Country
DKUTOI18 AUK UKMlTTIMti YHKIlt CLAIMS
and the insurance solvency becomes more and
more promising. Iiusinena will Ik* resumed as usual
at the live stock yard to-morrow.
General Sheridan makes a request of the people
of the country to dissuade uios* wlio aro unx.ou* to
visit c hie ago worn
HKRI5 CTKIOSITY
from com'ng. Thousaudi of this class arc bore
uow, without shelter or accommodation, and the?
must be rod and cared for the same as the sufferers.
Caiusg fob tub tki.e iuaT'ii operators.
a number ftf telegraph operators in this city wero
ourned out of bouse ntidliome. 1 be opera Una of
61. Louis have forwarded supplies of clothing and
provisions, aud ueneral Htagor, or the Telegraph
Compiuy, in order 10 prevent extortion being; prac
tice upon the employes by grocers and others,
ordered a car load of provisions from Cleveland,
which a;e now here for thoi< use.
rriB WORK 01' A I'Utfd.SIAN StlKt.L.
In the Drivaie office ol Mr. Cowlea, the business
manager ol the Tribune, was a large Krupp fchell, n
ie;ic of theslogc of 1'urls, which exploded, making
a breach in the walls fifteen feet wide from the foun
dation to the roof.
A I. VINO OKSI'ATCH NO IsniiELS IN ClttCAOO.
A private despatch lrom Kt. Louis says tint a dc
ppatch was sent from this city yesterday to tho effect
tliat "St. Louis rebels were liere Hetting lire to the
city." No such despatch was mailed from Chicago,
it may have been sont by a special correspondent.
The whole statement is a pure luvcatlon, as there is
no l.iiowiedK0 of any occurrence of the kind. The
city was never more orderly.
KIOliTV llKAIl BOMBS ARE NOW LYtNU IN TUB
MOUUUK,
mostly f und on the north slae. It Is certain lhat
this Is but a small portion of th? number caught in
the flames and utterly consumed. Hie Coroner yes
terday held tin Inquest on sixty-fo ir bodies.
ONI.Y TWO OK T11KJI WERE HBCOONI/KD,
one, llenry Uliiuan, a banker, aud the other l'cter
O'lfren.
m
HE
Tin* of The Hiirncd? icvraiy Itlurl..
cued ^ttrpnes?A llidnr.ut, lliirrovring Hp re.
tin I Vlie Sffki-r* lor ltn< Dnud.
Cmcafio, Oct. 11,
Via Cincinnati, Oct. 12, 1ST l. i
The sickeninz sensation or yesterday was the
cslablishuie it o( a Morgue for the exhumed re
main*1 of the mighty fire. Tills shocking repository
is the hearse and carriage room of
A LOWER LI.ASS UNDERTAKER,
on ilubbard mroet, ue.tr ilalsced, a few block; from
tho freight depot of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati aud
St. Loots Kail way. It is lttile better tnau a barn,
and yet is incorporated with tnc dwelling ol the
proprietor and the stable lor hi* hordes. The
place was guarded oy armed policemen, who found
it difficult to Keep off a coosttn ly renewed crowd of
people, with
tlOKROK AND iN'XlETY DKl'KTER
in every pale and piliiul face. Al the far end oi this
room was a partitioned space. Uprated by dirty,
cobwebbed windows, and on the flu or, arranger! in
rows, lint all around the ilirce sides and then down
the middle were
II1B HARliKD REM 41.-8 0." sBYKNTY I
liuman beings. The first noticeable object of this j
dread i ul company was the forji of a sister of *ot;e
Jtoman Catholic or lor. co.iipTetefv siiroa le.l in her
brown habit, wlih
rnR CROSS and i. it. s.
In white letters stitched upon the itosom. The iacc
was thlc'iily veiled, and even ihe feel were carefully
covered. "She was sniath red, but not burned," i
observed the grim master ol cevemonit Next was j
the oody of a voting man, partly clad.
THF ItAlIt WAS COMPLETELY Bl'BSKD OFH
Ills head au I body. Tee features were blackened J
and distorted wiih pain. the swollen lips were j
wide apart, disclosing the glistening teeth and iru- j
patting a horrid grin. ?uc!i only as agonizing death
stamps upon the lace, i'he flesh was bloated to an J
astonishing size. The poor wre.ch was roasted 1
alive. There was one charred form o a woman
IN Tit* ATTITUDE OF PRAYER,
but eve-y feature of the face was gone. The head I
was nothing but a Maok lump; the body a hi leoun,
black- ned shape. Some b'.dies of men coald be
distinguished by tnc re miaul of clotuing and
boots, but nearly all traces of humanity were goue. j
Then there were
REMAINS OK CHII.UKRV VNI> YOI N<| rEOt'LK.
bat they, with the majority, were nothing more
than mere blackened charred corpses. Those whose
limbs or arms remained exhibited u supplicatory
attitude, as if begging mercy or the destroyer. To
this
GHASTLY, IJIDKOUS AND HKI.ANCROLY RPSCrACLI
wi re admitted, in Utile parties ol tour or five at a
time, tuose who had iriemis or relatives mtssiug. i
No language can deacribe the scenes of heartrend-
In* agony those gruu visits elicited. A family ot
Utile chihlren led by an elder sister comes and, I
alter the first sickening shock,
TIMES TO DISTlKOriSU TUB LOST RoTHKa;
a frantic wife, attended by a mend, comes in search
of her utirelurniog husband. Kroitiers seek sisters I
lost and sisters their brothers gone; but who can
tell In that undlstingu:shable charnal what home I
hie living being once made happy? All personal
Identification la gone with the obliterating n re and j
noting 7? "el'l but ashes. Worse, ferliaps, tlian
identification is ?he withering disappointment iu J
not finding the missing. The wretched beings
(i0 A* AY WRINGING THEIR HAN'bS,
tearing their hair and rending the very air with
piteous cries and unutterable wailing*. Beside*
these i .tuned bodies the Morgue yesterday contained
five newly coffined corpses. One was of a man
taught lu the act o! firing a house and shot dead,
another of a man
IIANOBD TO A l.ARP POST
by a mob tor the same crime. Another, of a tier
man tailor who lost all, und cm his throat from ear
to ear witn a razor, 'ine fourth of a woman, who
died In premature chUdWrth, I rought on by
fright.
NEWl.Y WttiDED OK N EWLY OMR.
The fifth mat of a voting woman found lu a house
In the burned district, eiibT attire I for the grave,
having died a natural death, or eue of a brldg par
tially undressed who was suttocaici with smoke.
The work of
ETllt MINU THE REMAINS
was fully tinder wel rh, aud the number of (barred
remains recoveied up to seven o'clock Ja?i night
reported at I2S. .several of these were mere
liandfnla of miIciiioI bones, but nil were
tiiiefiilly collected nut coffined for Christian
I iMrmcnt. IntelllMOt eliltens of Clitrarn *ar that
the loss of human lite from Arc, from drowning m
the rtvor in tlie effort to escape, and other cause*
traceable to the tire trill not fail short or
1,00 J OK 1,500 MVK8,
11 th.it mil cover tho entire number when an tuUlll
gcnt account can be rendered.
A Pil8rliit*?f TJiroiivh ilie Iturned IM?l?irl
Wiint U Lefi? Uiliarli mt the Flume* on
Stone, llri.lt nntf Iron? 'Tito NUrht no ih#
Praltirir>Ro r.itiuor Sold? The <-rnl? Inte
rest and lliih M rcrlrnblc-Tbe Bank?n*
Vault*? UoiMilnl Prwpcett.
(11 10 AO Oct. 11, 1
Via Ci.r.vKi.ANO, Got. lit, 1S71. 1
Tlte terrible calamity which nas befallen Chicago
la wholly indescribable. Mo pen painting can por
tray it, nor any language dosertbe tu Tuose who
hare visited the city alnce the commencement of
the conflagration will completely understand and
confirm this, it must ite seen to be appreciated or
comprehended.
WHAT CHIl) AGO HAH K9CAPK1*.
The hoary rain of Monday night aided materially
In preventing the Bprcad of the flro westward across
the north br4nch of the Chicago River.
Until then everything was the matter of Accident.
Notwithstanding (he neroulean efforts of the fire
men and ettixens a burning shingle, a falling must
from a vessel, a whirlwind of sparks, floating boards
and timbers ou fire, all combined to Increase the
chances tliat the flame* would at aome point on the
river gain a hold on the othor bank and coutluue
their ravages northwest; but by daylight Tuesday
morning tlie fire had substantially died out, and
further danger was mainly averted.
TIIK DANCHR NRAKLT OVKK.
Except the flames which oci-aslonally bnrat out
from smouldering ruins or sprang up flcrceiy when
some trembling walls nave thim temporary luet,
end the burning of the great, glowing, seething,
Hnlpnurous masses or btluminous and anthracite
coal In piles twenty loet high, and extending almost
continuously alon; the north branch for three
fourths of a mile, the devourlug element seemed at
rest. Men breathed more irecly, feeling that the fire
had spent Ite force and must die out for want of fuel.
The following statement, as plainly written as possi
ble, may convoy to the reader some general idea
of ita point of origin, general course uud main ex
tent.
1 UE EXTKNT OP TOR FIBR.
The lake chore at Chicago runs nearly norili and
south, una the principal Btrtois arei arullcl tucrcto
and at rigm nugli* therewith. cblcago lUver runs
back froui tuO 1**? floe weat nearly a miie, ami then
forks into what are called Korih and soutU bpmcliw.
which ruu in reality almost north anil sou
respcolivciy Tor at leaat a mile each. From tho
main river southward tlie streets in order are South
Waler, Lake, Washington, Madison, Mouroo, Adams,
Jackson, Vau Buren, Congress Harrison, l'olk and
Taylor. Tho last named is at un estimate consider
ably over
A MILE eOl.TH OF CHICAGO HIVRB rROl'KB.
Beginning at t lie lake the streets west w urd art- Michi
gan aveuue, Wabash avenue, state street, uearboru,
Clark, LswaUe, Wells, Franklin, Market: then com
ing the Souin branch, Canal street, Cl.nton, Jofler
ho?, Ac. The flie Saturday night destroyed on tho
west side every building wiihtu the bounds or
Adams street on the north, Jefforson oa tue west,
l'arquer and Taylor on the so.:th, and the South
branch on the east, excepting a lew buildings or
little worth used by the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aud
Chicago llallroau. All bridges across the South
branch are destroyed, irom Malison street to
Tw tilth street.
TUH ORIOIK OF TUB CONFLAGRATION,
on Sunday night about nine o'clock a woman or
a boy was milking a cow In a small stable near the
corner ot Dekovcn and CUntou streets, on the west
side, and just south ol the district mimed over tho
night before. By some acctdeut a kerosene lamp i
was uoaet In tUe cowshed. The fliune* Bpread
rapidly, owing to high wind and tue dry condition ot
iUf tooudlag". The gale carno Irom a little west or
uouth. and the fire crossed the Soutli branch to ihe
ra-t hkk', >uti south ol Harrison aireet.
us riioc.nF.ss.
Br o'clock on Monday morning It had swept
diagonally across the territory bounded i y Harrison
street me South branch, the main river and tue
lake cast In Its passage the Michigan Southern
and Rock Island depots, the New facile llolel,
l.armati'* b.ock. IWI Time." and Tnbum- j
otllces. lonrt House, Chamber ol Commerce, Slier- j
man, Tremont an I Urigg-t Hotel", Metropolitan t
opera House aau oilier noted edliices were con-
lA,? IN AMIES.
nynoou every building ol whatever description j
within the limits last name l was in ashes, with
the single exception or Fuller, Finch A Puller's laryo
\?rick drug fctore, standing oa the anijle lormed i.y j
ttie main river and the houih branch, on the norih
?i-le irom me liver northward, the si roots are I
North Water, Kluzle. Michigan, Illinois Indiana,
itiiio. Ontario, Frie, Huron, Supenor. hlcago ave- j
uue. Pearson, Hinsdale. Whit*, Wlilting. Oak,
Wendell, Hill, Etui. Ciybournc avcnce, Csangcr, j
sgei, Schiller, Black Hawk, Korih avenue, Mndcu.
MeQon'ionce, Wisconsin, centre. Sophia. Asylum,
Iteldcn Fullerton avenue' (which Is the kouth line or
Lincoln Park). Lill aveuue, wrlghtwood avenue, i
and a lew oth< rs not lai l down <>n the city map.
TUB COl' KSB OP IHt FI.AMKH.
When the fire swept northward across Chicago
jtivcr it missed a lew buildings on Ktn/le sirect, j
npxt to the North branch, Mil crept round litem t<>
t ne river above and lo'.lowea the eaM l ank or the i
North branch a full half mile, ignitiug ihc immense
toal yards that were located there. Kromtlieue: j
the wcstwaid line ofihe lire wis nearly a straight
line to Lincoln PaiK. liver rilling c,?st of tins to me
Ikkc and south to the river was burned, with an
other single exception? a wooden building r.outin
1 aiayette iwjnare on the north and in thoc/iin>of
ftne grounds re.ic.li.ng irom North clavk to Deari.o.u
Ktreot, owned i?y Mr, Miihlon 1>. ?*don. At the
northeru end of Lincoln Park the en> i.mit- ?<.>e
reached, and Ihe lire stajed its ravage lor lai X or
anv thing to consume.
A WAI k HlKOt OH 1 UK Rt'llNEII |l!srjil< I
revealed the f rrinie er.tent and rorce of D- r.>vaf"-.
in many places the streets were filled Irom curb
ktone to curbftone with hundreds ol tons of bricks
and sloue, rendering them almost impassible to ih?
l.ra vest pedestrians. A porilon of the front wall or
tl, r j'a.-inc Hotel stood lor several stories in lielglP. I
threatening to topple over on p?s*ers-bv with every
breath of wind. A corner o! the Honor*- b.ock shot
npflvc stories hluli on a base a lew feet sq.iare.
Tue Tribmu buildiug. crerleJ lasl year, was sup
to toe fireproof. >vein ?thinirwletf. or n to^ay
J,ut paits of Ks dilapidated walls and a mass of
rutotolsh and twlste-l Iron in Us cellar- and base
n enis The Post Office and Court House wall" stand
muet and look but mtlc the worse lor the Are save
their smoked an I bla.-keneu condilloo. Ihe
T-,?ss om e and many other buildings could only j
he located ?-y a earetul count of streets and tot-.
Passing up Haiidoli-h Irom Dearborn, a group of
lour or fivo arsons attracted us to me nuns oppo- J
?me ihe Sherman House Mt*, on Clark street.
A *KK(.fTOtt.
There, among 'he iuhbt-h. partly covered with
broken bricks, lar the -keletou of a man, burned to
a rrtsp and looking more tue a mummy ilisu the
remains of one who butje*:erda> wu# uu anlnia e.
sentient being. All budges on me main river are
destroyed. Crowds <>f men women aud even chit- 1
dren were swarming through the l-asalle s'leet
tunuel all day long. Approaches to it are all badly j
blocked up with rubbish, but once Insldo it is lar j
iioni ad obstruct Ions, except smoke. The, atmo- j
sphere Is hoi and absolutely stifiiuir. From ihe
north end of t?.e Lasailu street tniuie: noihiug i e-
\ond is visible but
1 SMOKIKO KCIVS, j
pcorched trees, a lew bare walls ami Ihe ruins of the i
city waterworks awa? to me unlit. On nearlng
these >ou discover tt.ai Hucklugiia'n's elevator B,
noriheast ol the Michigan Central de^ot, status
itione and unharmed, in Isolation and meet Uou
nrmor saved It. All round the water work lav great
water mains by dozens. Tim-c were not heated
enough lo injure Jhein but one o' Ujeui jiosse-s^s
A MOVKSPn, UKi.lt:
0f~ Ihe preat fire Is the roau'd IxkI* of some poor
follow, who doubtless look refuir- t'.ere irom the
iru.winif heat and paid lor his iiusoia. ed jmlgmeni
with his II e. His clothing was burned oil and ins
body swollen, taw and ihe color of a lobuor. From
the water works northward everything was con
mimed that would burn, all the way to Division
nvenne. FiUlarmn avenue. LUicolu i'ark and ine
smalt buildings that skirted it norlli ami east. The
fire spread somewhat bey on. I the cii jr limits unl
t i.en d cJ out, because there was nothing within
reach combustible. Tbo elegant aweiling of
Mahlon L>. ojiicn, Lafayette place, was the only
unburned Kouc in smut for doxens of squares.
Passing north along the lino o f ttto street rallroid
the intensity ot the heat Uttrtnir the coullagratlon
was further evidenced in the warped and
TWI3THD IKON lUILS
of too road. All (be rat a for entire squares were
expanded by the heat, until tlieconlies were syruug
up one, two and In many ioxtane.es three feet. Tne
Catholic Cemetery, south or Lincoln Park, was a
place of reluge lor faintiloa driven from their houses
all Uorntaj forenoon; but by twelve o'clock the
flames and smoke reached iheni there and com
pelted tfreui to flee boyond the city limits. The
cemetery grounds are littered witn fragments of
everything conceivable in the way of wearing
apparol and household property. Passing to the
left of the cemetery and of Lincoln Park a short
ulstanco brought meto the extreme northern point
of the conflagration. Tnere was not a house within
quarter of a mile northward to burn, and not one
unburned within a dtstanoe of four miles on a
straight line southwest. The
Kt'KNKD TKKKlTOMr
ran to a point on the lake shore and left a eorve
hpoudlngtriaiigie uuburned on what is termed the
nortb aide, with Its base at fullerlva avenue and its
a> ex on the Nortti brauch, near Chicago avenue.
Every house Is destroyed between Linooln Park and
liubbard street, as lar nortb as Grant place. The
western line of the Ore Is generally sharply defined
and nearly dtreol, but is deflected in soine pluces by
the character of tbe buildings and by the improved
or unimproved condition of certain a juares. The
open square, for Instance, on the corner of Uurlburt
and Sophia streets doubtie.is saved scores of bouBes
directly north and threw the tire oa the street east
ward. a large proportion of tUu property which is
burned on the north side was occupied by its
owners.
Many or rtiem were small traders and others me
chanics These. In their desperate attempts to
avert the tlantcs aud save their homes, almost unl'-.
vcrsaliy delayed moving their personal elfects uutil
nearly every etian e ol transportation had slipped
away. Their taut rosort vr&9 la
Did TRKNCUjaS
til thoir back lots, Cower aua vegetable gardens.
(III them with clothing aua valuables and cover
Willi a row inches or feel or carm. It W no exag
geration to say that huudrrua of wagon loads were
i In m each cti, much of U to l>e lost to Hie lawful
owners, and nmcli more to be damaged ordcitnoo i
by tutu I aud water.
ON TUK PfUllilF? a KAfVYOTOftr.
Monday Df^tit many thousands of people, wi'h til
their earWty possessions, wore scattered over the
prairie iu groupa aud crowds. About mid
night It commenco.1 raining gen!!/, nn.l at
ih.ee in the laornlnjr (here was a heavy shower
testing firteeii or twenty minute.?. Tne homeie<a
and houseless ones lia j no better shelter than the
bundles tnejr carried with thota. by daylight the
wind was cold, and many wore nearly frozen. Al
the- comer of Chicago avenue at a Kingsbury street
t'KAO BO 01 lis
lf ,n?ln SUfl,t 1,1 w"at to be
innn U buUd,n*- Uo" others were
ln the d,^r's may never be known. They
rZZn(,Ca"V 0t b?th 80X0S- 1,1 a,tempting to
remove one or two ol the best preserved hod.es the
fluids dropped away In sickening exudations, which
made tnem far more horrible w ,ho senses 2
others more consumed. Farther south, on Kln?rs
bury street, the body or a targe, mnscnlar man 5
lying m the road as he had probably fallen from the
hca and suffocation. Ills clothing was burned en
"icly off; the fla*h was blackened past alt iueutlfl
cation. Sear Indiana avenue the Jr iZ
o<or whlcl cm KCUll'ir RU,J l,1<I??<*tbable
odor which emanates irom roasted human
flesh, but a fifteen minutes' search railed to On<t the
remains or to iix certainly under which mass or
nuns It lay buried, nor could it be sai.l with any
certainty that a do.v.n bodies were not thus beitiir
reduced to ashes. Crossing tho Noiih branch on
H,rt:er iin'1 K'>ing southward along the wharf
gives one an excellent view or rhe
BI'UNlNd OOAI,
plies, docks and hat is left m lite way of strait.
gUng Umber am lumber. Tho Plies arc all burned
off close to tne top of the water, and the hewn tun
hers of the dock are also burned down to file sauto
level, scattered a i over the devastated part of me
city are tne sorrowful wrecks of what were nonu
larly believed to be
IIUKI'IIOOI" ttrtUHAf.fi.
In most Instances they were composed of brick anu
Mone walls, with Iron girders, string rs, joists. vc
and their owners loudly prided themselves'
like iho builders or iMbyion. en possess, mr a
sure refuge and bulwar* ag^lust ouc of
he devouring elements- lire, tn many instances
le-s than twenty udoutes sufficed to transpose them
from -tatclr edifice- or pa 'aces into pitiful masses
anu piles of ennobled brick" and stone and warp -d
anil blackencd iron, ihis on (la^iai ion has abuu
nantly proven tuat stoue buildings aio but a trine
more to be tru-ted than wooden ones, and that
riotiung known 'o modern architecture possos-es so i
moch power to re-ist intense heat as brick
.cemented w,iu well tempered mortar, out of i
dozens especially examined not oue Mote vault
seemed perrect, but many brick ones were alrno 1
wholly uuliurt.
Allies upoa
mi. us uc i i uit-r is'ks
are tlioroti, lily calcined mid reduced to ijim0, inso
much that, nllhouglt ei?"it inches in thlckm -s tin*?
can t?e brokon off byihehan-i and aclu Ally crnm.
bled him small fragments by the flngors.
t;?r loads of proU miH are arriving I rum evcrv
dive. lion. AH the chinches on ibe west side are
C'ommiitecs a..- relieving ail who call.
Hie Mayor has is ucd a j roclnmatl'U) ordering
NO Uottoit
to be sold til] further order-.
IMltNOIAt 1 IIANOKII.
N.reral pers> iH were caught In Uie art or ming
house- on the wo?r side, uiid lour have been Iiuiik
lu iuiuppo?K Thecil> and count* records arc, or
cour-o, whoiy lost, lint three <onipicte sets of ab
stracts are -aid to lie sa:c in the hands of private
owneis. Ifso UK-y wiil Uotibilc^ be legalized and
made public properly, tiajj.-, of the Mlierman House
15 "ave rented the l-ai ede House, corner
Madison and Ceual street-*, ami Draite, orihe Ire.
mont Mouse nas taken me Michigan Avenue liotet
away ?outh "iu pi?'h re. Henry J. Uihniani/
lortnerlr ?r Ilaune. but cashier ot a Chicago
I'ank, was found dead in the street Monday aud
identified by p*tier- ami articles on his fier.-on. ne
starts to the bank on the firs: alarm of flr? and
was m m- seen alive afterwards. The body was
not mm h binned, and death enxiied rimst bkeiv
iioin sufTocatioti. His remains have b<en lakou io
ha. in?- for inierment.
TIIK MAYOR'S I'ROI'I AMATIoN.
The Mayor to-flay issued lite follow inK procia.
mjtlon:
1h.- preservation or tne good order and peace ?t
the ui.y is hereby entrusteu to l.teutenaui uin\.vl,
I'. H. ?lieiioaii. l ulled rtlaios Aiii, u
will act m coui unction with the l.teiiieuant General
in the promotion ol ihe p.- t- e oo.i of ,n" c, v
and tue Supet in tenor nt *,t I'oiiee wili oonsuit win.
dm to that em l. the mtent hereof bcliigT pres?r e
he peace ol the Ciiy wr.hout intorleiinu ,v th ,1
iun<- ions oi me city government
fiiveu under my Ttaml. mis utli day of Octo
,,CI- K. II. MAftuS, Mayor
V?TIMATK Of 1.0SS.
Aii ap|iroximate esilmalo of the lotni ii?ses u
about two hundred tnUlons. The area burned over
Is over two thotuanj a. re-. Tne number of build
ings burned is not below twenty thousand. The
number of lives lost in believed to lie at lean two
hundred. There are about one hundred thousand
persons la need of renof. so\*-n companies oi
TKOOrs HAVK AKItlVKO,
and others are expected. The city i* reasonably
qnioi, and ail necessary measures have b.-en takeii
to secure good order. Kvery city and village in t lie
Northwest of any Importance lias started trains oi
provision t for the rehef or s ifferera. Kaliroa<t passes
are rnrnished to aU wiio will leave fliecliy. The
F.i n< tig Journal (extra) of this afternoon says in
surance companies have commenced to be heard
Irom, and tnat the following comi>anl?-<, ainonir
others, will pay tneir entire risks:? The Pnenix,
nearly a million; the North American, over a mil
lion; the Republic, nearly a mill on; the A;tn i,
nearly four millions; tlio liarilord, a million; viie
Amies uf Cincinnati. ttie sauio am^u'ii l'H?
Fidelity Safo Deposit Company anthortsoa th& .8
meat ilmt its deposits are i i&ie, and eaiis owners
take Uioir deposit*.
ABOUT THE BANKS.
Tue greatest interest everywhere prevails with
reiercaee to the condition of the bank vaults
an I sales or tlte city. Quite a number of bank
and other safes nave been already opened, and,
after a careful examination, tt seems that nearly
every dollar therein will be saved. Three of the
national bank vaults were opened yesterday and
everything found intact. The most important point,
however, is the bills receivable. A careful analysis
of this item gives a more cheerful aspoct to affairs
than might be cxpected. Of tho aggregate loans
nearly two-thirds were made to lumber, grain and
provision dealers. The provision and lumber deal
ers have lost comparatively little, and as for the
grain dealers, the entire
loss or oitttN
will not exceed $2,000,000. This loss would fall
mainly on about six leading graiu banks. The
greatest loss tn the bills reoelvable of the banks will
be on regular mercantile paper. If this mercantile
paper is worth even twenty oeuts on the dollar
there is reason to hope that the banks will ulti
mately find that their bills reoelvable are worth on
an average sixty ceuts on the dollar, and perinea
considerably more.
nopgrui. prospscts.
It will take time to mate this available, but we
believe that some of the banks wiU ultimately pay
the whole of their deposits. They must, of course,
have some money to begin business on, and for tlits
roason will not be able to pay anything very soon.
There is to be a meetimr of bankers at the Wabash
avenue residence or Mr. 0. T. Wheeler this after
noon, at two o'clock, when uniformity of action
will be agreed upon in regard to tho position the
banks shall take in view of all tho clroumstances.
The
TRTJTOBAPn COMPANIES
have oponeJ oiiicss and are at work m.u.ily on
commercial and personal despatches. No speoial
telegrams can bo sent to newspapers yet, and may
not bo for a week to ootne. The
DAMAQB TO 8HIPPIHO
by tho recent terrible conflagration, although not
as great as tirst reported, Is jet (|uite large. The
Mayor Issued an order living the price of bread at
eight cents for twelve ounce loaves and prohibiting
the sale at higher prices under penalty of seizure.
All persons found charging extortion.^ prices for
any arfie'e will be punished by seizuro of the goOiis.
One of the city's greatest needs is water. It u
claimed that the water works engines will be run
ning to-morrow, but ttiis is doubtful. The Adams
street reservoir still stands and is belnor Ailed by
flreenttlnes. The Artesian wells supply many in the
western part of the city. Carts and wagons are
carryiug water from the lake ail through tue city.
(ibvcrnnieat C Glee* Qii?rterOil??F.'rci?*?ol
feiRfni Wneite.?.
WASfUNOTON, Oct 12, 137L
The Collector of Customs at Chicago telegraphed
Secretary lfoutwell to-day:? "I have secured excel
lent quarters for every government office In the city.
Send immediately ft supply of books, blanks and
stationery sumcicnt to ma all ofllces, and cspcclally
two Are and burglar proof safes lor the use of t ho
Custom llonae and United Stato 4 Depositary. Can
not nay whether the government funds are burned."
The Kail Servke?Orrter fo I'onimiMtcw.
cniCAdo, Oct. 12, is; J.
George A. Wood, Superintendent of the United
states Postal Service, issues the following notice:?
To ALL POSTMASTERS AND BOtTTB AGENTS:?
Make up no maiU for distribution ia Chicago,
save or. ly Chicago city mall. XJiro.v ail such into
the postal cats and larjo oitlces for distribution.
Hurry Forward (he Mrtjdlp*? Vo ('?:iknl
Ration* Wantert? lilnnket*, k luiir and
Moony lirqn>re4.
The following was last nigh' received at the I'ric
Hallway ofUce by telegraph:?
Chicago, Oct. l i?:i.
To W. J. Hor.ii ks, Superintendent o i the Tcle
erapti'
We will take from -yon nromptly the supplies Tor
tlie Chicago sufferer*, ua de.dguawd in irtr. Kucker's
despatch received this afternoon. In view or some
contusion prevailing, permit me to ac<tii&ttit you
with the report jusi inado to me oi the Mayor and
coiumittec, through Geoisre.vl. Pullinan, clialrinau:?
'-Xu more cooked provisions are neoded. If such
are pent the nrobabniiy Is thar mueh of the same
would be wasted. Tents aud shanties are g.nui? np
and cooking stoves are uelug provided and aonp
houses arranged, to cu.?nre tno greatest ecouomy
:\n.t cillciencj lu the preparation and use of food.
To aid in this, money is the bier requisite, or let
other contributions bo in flour, bans aud espe
cially blankets, clothing and bedding. Scud all
money by diaft, addressed to ami made payable to
ihe order oi iiavld U. tlage, City Treasurer, Chicago.
J. II. DEVEKHUX.
New^iaitprn ltenp]irnrlii(->ltiilhra)'i Kcxuin
iiig? ItMtik Vnoltn Safe.
Chicago, Oct. 12, 1871.
Hie rt -iitibtican this morning Issued a half sheet
and tne Tribune au entire sheet, filled with adver
tisements aud announcement of merchants' change
of localities.
New York, Oct. 12, 1871.
J. M. Walker, President of tlie Chicago, llnrllng
tou aud (Jnlucey Railroad Company, telegraphs that
business was substantially stopped on tbat road on
Ihe 9th. but resumed on the 10th. There will be no
delay hereafter in forwarding Irelglit and passen
gers by this line.
Chicago, Oct. VI, 1871.
Griinrhauh Brothers Co., New York:
Vaults, books, papers and all vuluables of the
Herman National Batik, safe. M. UI'.I^EN KKAUM.
The Generous Offerings of the
Country.
Tli?' Millions Respond fo (lie
('all l'or Aid.
New York Casting Bread Upon
the Waters.
The labor of collecting money and supplies for the
sutferyrs by the Ore in our sister city of Chicago goes
bravely on, and. Horn tne energy displayed in tne
good work, It 14 very evident that a generous public
will not let the unlorliinatc victims of the flames
want for auy necessary thai money can purchase or
hands prepare, lu yesterdays Herald we save tne
contributions of the country as far as heard Ircm,
and this morning ibe contributions ure continued.
WHAT MEW YORK HAS DON'S.
'Ihe following are tne total collections of money
reported in yesterday's Herald:?
New York Hold Kiuhanve
New \ork Produce hxrTiangr
N?w iurk moci Kichange
New York Importer! and grorera
New Vork (luambcr of Coinmetim
cl.ainbera alreat merchant*
Haiandcap trade.
\Vho??ale roal traat
Dry vooda trade
I,???mt> lij'n establishment
Ilie Drug hi change
The alio* and I??tMt trait*
<i. A F, I ley man 4 Mack'a cmpiu.v?a
l.ne Railroad nrlntt-ra
t-uhirrlptioD* ui Hra Ai.u oilier
T l.e liar.lwar* trade
Mortiianeaiia
w Vork total reported yenterdav ?4M1M8 as
(OIJ.MTKD I* TBS CITY YKSTKRDAY,
tlnnrVn Iterrlved nl ihe Hirald OfH'r.
Previously acknowledged Mil 00
moM fcklPl.OYKS OP HCNTBRIX)S fN. .1.) MANUIAC
TIRINO COMPANY.
.1 Know; Oct *><1 00 .1. W. Phopnard. 00
Win. Mr. ouiiiill ill 00 O. Ward lift
K II. KoaUay X 0!l John Uavcrn
,1. Mack, Kr 1 M Tbomas Martin 1 0>
K. H. nttrlck, Sr a DO A. t'herrr
Nathan Alier 1 So L. Apgar.
Ma aula O'Brien W r. Himonton.
Win. Heavern 1 on .1. Slmmi i i?
Mt oHorke G'l H. W*ah
Jobn Klloy 1* M. Mul.iii
Kimurl I. .ill 3 00 M?'f i
(i, steplwni... rm Man Ka'.iy
l Murrav 7. AH.er'. Ho.n 'r J 1 0
A. semi.ns M Ma? 0
.Mm Rloan 1 00 Kdiv?r.l ?'(vik
K I'. Him?nt m, .lr i ?H fw 1
joist. h 4. l.l.-suie 1 W w
5Sr;;;:;: ilurte? :5S
u _ >r? inStBiuii J. A. Pairyoipie W
H?S?.r* nJ!,,u'11 60 U. Kiddie I M
KUan Jll/. 2j Pavid Connolly 1 <rf
J a me* Mcl?u/nara. I oo John Yu'ta'e M
D? ulftl JaVa nag h. jj Mar? O-Hruiir.'.',*.!'.!.'.'! M
I RuJbVth^wte::;;::
Win. Stevenson 51 Rliiat^th Lol.d,. MS
Margaret Qtilicc GO Fannie Penwiek....!... M
f Of"? M Jaraea Seguine
Jobn Wagner..... 1 00 Ed. Segulne. u
(leorse cmivjr 26 A. Stlrea M
John McNamara, Jr 50 W. Edmonds 9 oc
Wm. Jolini3u I 00
FItOM ESTABLISHMENT OP H. C. F. KOOff.
H. C. P. Koch *tt 00 A. w. Thompson $i t?a
Julius Iloiekamp 6 00 Wm. Weinberg (M
F. H. Blakeman 6 00 John Doris tjg
John Y. Bleuev 6 0U Wm. Wrede SA
Albert Roaebbatim B ,i) Thomas Wo,m-u M
John TUoruaa I Oil
FROM IMPI.OYK8 OF WM. HBNRY, FIFY-BB7KNTK
STREET, AS FOLL >WS:
Wm. Henry 910 00 0. ll.-Urifflth U INI
Jacob MaUnrn, 8r fiO) Hermann Wolff 5.M
Jacob ltialtaru, Jr 8 50 Prauk Auiley 5 in
Andrew K. Tttlly ON John Andley I UW
Jobn Coleuian (approa- Wm. Clark 1 in
lice) B0 John McDonald S w
Dennis Mara 8 00 John Hlckey X*. Oft
Peter Burkbardt 8 00 Wm. J. Johnston i 0*
Wm. McKevltte SO John Leak 0?
Fread Naverney 8 00 Thomaa Maloy 1 tM
FROM J. FINLAT SMITH AMD W. W. CLAUDS
EMPLOYES.
X. Flnlay Brolth $*i t:0 A. Young. ft M
V. P. Stiiht-rlanu I OH A. Schlatthau'.ier. 1 09
John Wood 2 00 VFIIIUm Stevenson 1 (M
Thomas Skldmore 4 00 A. Hiring 1 0t
James Ryan 8 0J H. kohler 1 Oft
John Cal Walker. IB0 J. Harris I Oft
S. Kennooh 1 00 O. laylor 1 ill
J. W. Wood 1 0) J. Taylor 1 01
R. A tt ridge 1 (M) F. Morn M
M. Sohemba 100 T. Lawrence, k. M
U. Uaux I 0) W. Moore M
A. Ilaux 100 M. Leavelle 58
A. Duliois i 01) H. Doays -f4
J. Htrchall 1 00 E. Shaw M
B. Wewlnuau 1 00
PROM WECH8LER BBOH. AMD EMPLOYED.
V.'eohslur itrothert #125 Kate Henurasy SI
Mrs. (Ireen t Mrs. Morris I
M. Ilowns 1 Kate 1'otten I
11. U'-uchil 1 Mm. Kenney I
M. K>i<t?o 1 Angus Fullcy.... 1
K:iU) liownlug 1 Mary Murphy I
Maggie White 1 M. Ke nn -iiv 1
Mm. Nevi.ie I Mary Caaaedy I
Kl.za Simon 1 Kato Foley 1
Nora Ca?ey 1 Mrs. (iaUlger I
M. Morgan 1 Kate Challen I
KeaHie Campbell 1 Mary McUuigcr I
M. Havldnon I Nora Sullivan I
Mrs. Smith.. 1 Jeome Dotey
Ann Morton 1 MUs (lass 1
Mary Man 1
ROM A. GitKKN WOOi> A 00. AND RMPI,OYI?.
A. Greenwood A '"o... .$?5 01 Theresa Fcany lift
M'c. II. C. Ilretnwooil...!') iKi tiary Olurk U
John Q<? Enrat Shilling St
l-yw's ifujlies 3 uO Lena Shilling Mi
X. S." Whodon 8 75 M ary Birch CC
ile-irtr l icary tmu 2 2?
j lines l'?rttwn?, i iXv Ihtle Lyona ?..fl M
Jauiea lloran 9 AO Mary Medium* 8 04
J. San 'mm 2 CiO AU 'clla Usnckcl 1 IN
ifcury Juiian 8 (10 W. H. Adiimi I Oft
J. 11. Lttii'il 1 00 IlRymann ,c hearts S "0
Clcor?c (lateiioiue t Wl West Uylcs
-l!. 8. Ouiiv'ln 8 00 l'auline Hertel f.?
Leuu Ualii!U? o'J Thcrd?a 'I'racoy
A. F. PnrkOM 3 (W Jesslo tiroen 5<
Mary Hrotit 1 00 llora T<irm if
Kate Barrett 8 03 M l.lua C11
JIh"t llMrt I f>0 K'lta Uliglrm m
Maf(;ie t'a:lo 1 00 Mary Cooi M
UiDub I'', l'miiner/ i 50 Kmrna Ba'ie! M
l .<tr.pnla Arerlll 2 ;?'l Mary Sullivan r>(|
J. Si.aniinawr 1 Ou James Kuaruy rid
Cairle Ben.ii-r W John RoU'-kc 5D
I.cna Vendor 60 Mu?(?:c Smith 1U
Aruelia Bender W Juua bevy
Mr.ry WlednrulT 00 Mug:;lc Uonift K
I '.in 111a KM 1 U0 Annie Iliajslua Ill
Ijlxzie Gunlbor 60 Maggie hmlth 14
Annie Woelfol M Mai;lo Hughes U
L. SaMer..., 6>i Honor# Sullivan 10
i,mmai*mttu W Louisa Bergcr It)
Ivuui Twaehtnmn 60 I<ena Berscr.... I'l
Mary DutTy 1 Oil Plinlie 'lurner 2i
(.eorgcHiollh 'ib Unknown lit
M. SuIHv tn 50 Mr. Wllliami jil fli
FROM ATTACnKa OP I'RKSCOi'T HOISB.
A. Schmidt ?1 00 Mrs. Klpp $1 on
lii, ra King 1 00 August iicme^e 2 uu
M. L Kukstom ICO Url u?et Mc'jlnn I mi
Ca?h 60 Anulo Dunor 5J
U. (loiter 40 0(1 P. Manginikl 1 iM
E. He?ter 10 00 J. Donohin- Stf
J. Ilcii*-r 10 0J Ann.-ttu Waldvogul 1 ltd
A. liollan'ler 5 00 Ilulda (ienseii 1 0')
T. Saltan 8 50 Mary Murphy 2 00
F. II. W<ij.ener 2 60 Roia U?en 1 (H
J. II. Yasmer 1 00 A. Snttltr 1 0d
J. Kubus W J Hold I (XI
A. Seller SO Rte>eman 100
l>. Ktr.ipsiu 2 0) Tuchen 1 0(1
il. i .iitol 'J 00 Paulino Lamette 2 I'll
I'.l'za SbeUan 2 (XI Delia Nells 1 Ot
M \rv Palkner 60
I- ROM ISAAC SMITH'S I.tTUTOwR VPHIC BITAUI.IStl
MRKT.
Issac iiutlth $25 (ill Jobn 1*. Connolly. .....$41 OU
M illiam P. Macbln 6 00 J. H. Donnelly 1! OU
M.J. Keo.li 1 00 Julin Mul<wj? 1 O'J
Jarm-s MoArdle 1 Oil William Holland 1 oil
hdwarrt A. Stack poile 1 ihi Wiiii tm McWhinnie i ou
John Morrison 1 00 Thomas Dunn t 00
George Thornton 2 00 William Smuh I trt
Joseph Keoeli 1 00 Thomas Paunon 1 on
JaiiiP* Ktusi'l! 1 IHI \S Ullc Mitcliin 5C
Timothy Hod uid 1 0 l'r.mk K 64
Goor ge Marlln 1 IK) Clerks of l-errie, al N art
Ao Irew Conway X 00 Ban street 3 71
in yesterday's list, tbn names or Klbr.e, Ohuffee.
Slirovo A Co., who coutiibuied $30 10, was yrlntoi
WcWie A co.
FROM THK KMPLOrrfl OK 8. fl. KTROITSB A BRO.
Cash .jii 0)
j. r?i* 2 w
Cash 3 00
.T. Engel 1 00
.1. May I 0<l
fl. Ne at in I 00
Mill A. Preford Mil 00
Nlsa M.-A. Ueenan. i 0J
Mil* A. Prunly M
Miss E. Wade Ml
Mil* K. Bemlsh 1 (HI
Ml** K. Mead 50
Simon Winner 1 00 Mis* 1>. Griffin 1 Oil
T. Nouglitoii 5 00 MIbs M. Maiden 1 OU
K. Murphy H SO Ml** k. Iloleluu nil
Henry Harcua 3 ft) Mia* A. Rilev 1 00
M. Meahoar 3 00 Mi** J. Hamilton ftO
J. Collin.
3 0) Mil* A. Mac louald 1 Oil
Miis ff. LeVfr.. 1 0J Ml** M. J. Klloy I W
Mid K. Keating I 00
Ml** K. Lyuch 1 ctt
Ml** M. McGowcn Ml
Ml** M. Killed) SO
Mia* K. Owr.ii*. I 00 Mi** J. Lynch 1 0U
Mi** Eiixa Sherlock 1 00 Ml** E. Simmon* 1 00
Ml** M. O'Brien. 50 Ml** B. Collin* 1 00
Mi<*M. Hiuitone 1 00 Ml** K. O'Roilly 1 00
Mi** L. Colcan 1 00
MiM B. Hale I CO
Ml** E. Witty 1 Ul
MWe M. Witty 1 0(1
MlM E. Maker
&o Mi** E. Moran I 00
FROM M. cons A CO. AND EMPI.OYKS.
M. Colin A Co 9200 00 Hoopsklrt department. f*9
l-.mpioyea In oilice I> 60 Finishing department.. 10 75
Wearing department. 44 50 Operator*' department. 3d la
Corset department 47 ?6 Macuine thop 19 #tl
DONATIONS BT THK EMPLOYES OF M. STB1NHAKDT
00.
8. II. Mark* So 00 F. Rloliter .10
1>. Lery 5 00 H. Helsc I 00
James McCarthy 2 00 K. Ucwald I 00
E. K. Stelnbarut 2-> ll<l Michael Mcinal <W|
J. L. Steinhsrdt 10 00 Leopold Lory I (Ml
Robert Kohler 3 00 Conrad Mtih'lny 1 00
Andrew IMerlorn. 6 00 B rnard Ueminit'. 1 00
Snlnmi.n Meyer 101 W. Ludwlg 1 on
Michac; SteluharJt..... 2 O.i s. CoMsicio 1 ot)
M. A. Kail man 4 00 Charles Rlendt 1 00
I'blllip Severin M W. U. Ooodday 1 00
II. Thanliamer. 1 00 Charles Wiedcrbalt 1 00
Juliri Hatier I 01 J. L. S., to make up *75. 1 M
OT11KR SUBSCRIPTIONS.'
K. A. A ijilo A poor man with large
Employee Hunterdon family
Manufacturing Co ISA A Sailor I
II. H. K 10 A friend I
Man tloeliel _ I J. II. l)om:ber, MW Grand
,1. It. Slaws 'in... U0
N. N 8
C. E. McElroy 10
K. 5
R. Cash 3
O. A C 9
(1 W. S f)
,S. W. llowiirMi Co., U54
I 'e it rl street 35
P. Solari, 41 University
plaoe 100
Ptiblloan
atrcet r,8
R. Brook*
L. Shrirer, 46.H Canal at.
Mr. and Mrs. HUotU....
Conlribntrd by I'.llis.m A
Co.'* employe*, Wo. 3
Park place
Contributed by tua em
ploye* of Beards A
Cmnminga 137
E. My era' Son a Co., 17
Bookman atreot 20
73
uuo'i^?:;.:'.'.".'.....".'.'.'. iu m. cmr.o^v.^v^.... i
L nils Ijeyensen M. hu livan....
i.olemsn t!ohen J
Htt'ijamin Slmona 6 U MnKenna
Keen Schwar* J J- "?Tjc
Ueo. W. Kuiffln 6 K- Gibbons 3
Joliiu Hlomentacb 3 Ne ly Ryirn. a
isldor MeltrlOjier 3 Ellen t.a*hel
Albert Werhsier 3 Hannah robin
John J Mary Martin 8
Pat. t'rorler 3 5U Mary ttirtaon 3
Solomon Mart J ta*ay t.rosby
ueo. MefJreaor 1 Annie Kelly
Mery Tnnlu* Rhone
M I'Hrien 2 Amelia Eeyi....
kite It van I-mma tlalbreith 3
HIWILLiNKOin CONTRIBUTION?.
.tames (?oldeu (J? v
W in. Tyman 1 pjj
Horace A. Bradley... W"!
1 100 A. Hatch
i V'" t 60 Emuloyea of U. A.
Jl' Ml Clark A Brother.
1 CI
5 -O
50 00
4? 75
80 0U
M. It .Mnriihv. R 00 .1. Bates lo (10
CD.Fredncka At5o.. 1?" JjO J-0- Wltham H 00
Henry Hughea U CO W. 8. D
K. Dongherty *S ?S J B p
A rinnniier. 1
Leater Wallack 1,HW Florence Oarr
Alter U?f ra <5 A I^OOTW e e e a a a*
m...iriV.. R.? S5 bint'loyes of l>an?e t
Working Boy MillrnM 33 00
Working
E
Edith Webar
Jamea B. (liar*
8 oo
3 00
1 INI
3 tX>
I 00
no 00 A Poor Man ft<?
1 00 a Tender Heart 1 on
Campbell A tlaiway'a C. Ordway 2 00
cli-rka 154 46
Total subscriptions at Hkbald office yesterday 4,0 .7 M
Preyiootly reported 'J, 31/ 4i
Total fur lliM.li oDIce 6,406 :t0
Atlrfltionnl outrlliatianM by the Chamber ot
t'onmerce.
Mr. A. A. liow. treasurer of the Cltamooror Com*
iiicrfo Coin mi (tec, reports the foiiowiug uddltionat
Hiihsci lptionn for tin; relief of the Chicago nuderer*
up to four o'clock P. M., October 13:?
straal>ur)ier A Pfeiffer. f ioo Star Klrc Inmiranoe Com
Kiitgelv A Painter. 2^)0 {>*oy,_ A. t:. Miller,
Holwwn, Hnrtado A Co.. 250
ilto*. Woodward A Son.. 100
Einplnye* of I*. Van Vol
kenhuruh A fXi 300
Andrew Clerk A CO 200
J. C. JohnMon I.coo
t;. L. Rpencsr .1,000
Muses i'ayl.
John Snenen
t'sry A Co
President a.V)fc
Kugeue S. Uallm A Co. .I.HO*'
I'bariee Olildrt. *K?
RothsohUd Bros. A Out- I.
mans 60t?
New Vor* Klre Insurance
Como.iny I.IW
t'alboun, ttoliblna A Co. WH
Krauk A Oana l.OtMl
James L. Jstksou., I(>^
i.<>iirfce U scnuyler E0 Walker Bros
Nathani?l --snda.. 2in? Jacob*, Strauae A <"o
uoo
loo
i'iti
I'. II. spooner
Hni clay .V IJviDKstonx.
Knlployeea olUei AWooi
n'e I Pr?'\.
Brower P/ii s PO
N. P. II .(ley KKI
li. II. ,'amm tnn
n, l>.,,\ ii. OriK wold
Amer can Whip Co
Fownir A ?l<M:iim '-iw*
A. F. A Tlfl, Ke? West IjU
XV. Ilsire, A I'd ,urt
Frothiogiiam, llaylla A
Co
nil Hsimi"' S. Pike... iKMi
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