Origin of the Fire.
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The great fire which destroyed SO
large portion Of Piusburg is said TO have
been caused by the carclessncss Of a
GHMken washcrwoman. The Pi.sburg
correspondent of the American Temper.
ance Union states, iha, the owner Of the
premises Informed him lhct as she was
washing on tha! windy day, she made a
fire in all old unsafe wooden building,
which previous accounts say was rude
structure put over TO cover on ice house.
and the fire driven BY the wind, very
soon enveIoped in flames no, only the
lrail and combustbIe shed in which it be.
gan, but also half the city.