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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

MAKES THEM FEEL BAp.-The Richmond, Va.
Whig as well as the Buchanan journals receive
the news from Maine with the most touching
evidences of grief. Hear the former
The telegraph brings sad news to the South
ern Democracy from Maine. The election il
that State came off on Monday, and the result
is complete and overwhelming Black Repub-
lican triumph.
We consider that the result of the election
In Maine puts complete cxtingushcr upon Bu-
chanan s chances for the Presidency.
" W make the prediction confidently now
that in Illinois-thc home of Richardson him
self-the home of Douglas himself-Bssell will
beat Richardson for the Governorship out OF
sight.
" The State of Douglas, and Shields, and
Richardson we repeat, will beyond all doubt
| cast It's vote for the Black Republican candi
date.
" And thus it will most certainly be, too, with
Buchanan own State--the great keystone State
OF Pennsyl vania. And if he loses this, will an
OF his friends be kind enough to tell Us what
earthly possibility there Is of obtaining the
electoral vote of one single Northern State
Ihere Is none-there can be none. His chances
IN the North look in what direction you NAV
are utterly and desperately hopeless. No can
did man In either section will even profess 9th
erwise.
The Boston Times after lugubriously attribu-
ueg the disastrous result some fifteen or TWEEN
ty good and sufficient reasons, winds UP with
the following "plain talk
" Like causes produce like results and to
our mind, 1t Is as clear as sunlight, that unless
complete reversal of the position of the De-
nocracy is shortly secured, we shall find other
states now considered ours, following in the
wake OF the 4" Pine Tree State" We kno w this
is plain talk, and that it will sound harsh in
democratic ears, but it is the truth, and nothing
else but truth"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Iowa CoUSTY.-A reliable resident of Hipb
Iand assured US that twelve voters, whose names
he gave, who have heretofore been with the or
position will this fall vote the Democratic ticket
all residents of that place
In Linden our friends are encouraged by the
nomination of Crawford, and promise a consid-
cradle reduction of the usual majority for the
northumberland.
We have the authority of " reliable resident
of Highland for saying that there is not in
that Town n single man who voted the Re-
publican ticket, that is Buchanan man,
or VIII vote with the pro-slavery Democracy
That there are a few (and but few persons who
once voted with the old Whig party, who will
now go for Buchanan on the Slavery issue, is
probably true, but for every one of them there
are at least five who have heretofore voted with
the so-ealled Democratic party, who will now
vote the Republican ticket for the same reason
that those few old Wings will vote against il,
to wit i: because it is the anti-slaverv extension
ticket. Even in old Highland the Fremont fe-
yer Is thinning the ranks of the unterrifed
in Linden, the Buchanan Party have attempt
ed to buy up votes with the promise of the cam
didaie for the Assembly and the promise of the
Post Office. How far they may succeed, time
Will determine. We rather think however they
viii make about rs much as certain candidate
for Congress in Wisconsin made on IA former oc-
c;lson, IN promising the Post Office to n man
tor his vote and influence when the man was
so well pie sed with the promise of office that
he revealed the secret to his neIghbors, which
caused the loss of some twenty votes to the can
dIdate. In the present instance as on the form
er occasion, the most important part of the bar
gam was forgotten, and that is, that it should
not be revealed.
Linden Is good for at least 80 majority for
the entire Republican ticket, and let the slave
oerats do their best. They will find but few
men there that can be bought
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

FRANCIS P. BLAIR.-The fusion papers still
persist in claiming this gentleman, recently
elected to Congress- "a supporter of Fremont
Yet he is announced to speak in Missouri for
Buchanan and Breckenridge .-Denocrat 11H
inst.
The dispatch of Blair after the election, :
nouncing to Long John Wentworth his success
in this District, the uniform exultaton of all
Fremont papers over Blair, as champion OF
Eremontism, and his silence all the while to-
gether with the incessant efforts of the Demo
crat to aid Fremont, leave the inference irresis-
tible that the Democrat clique are devoted heart
and soul, to Black Republicanism.-Niss
Republican, 18th inst
Which is the most reliable, the Missouri Re
publican. Buchanan Slavery extension paper
published in the City where Mr.. Blair resides
or the Mineral Point Democrat, paper that
manufactures falseboods to order, on the short
est notice, for the benefit of the Slavery loving
Democracy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

From kANsAs.-The latest accounts from Kan
sas are highly favorable to peace for a time at
least. The State prisoners (Robinson and 9TH
ers) have been released on bail /; such We're
held prisoners by the Border Rutfans released
Internationally, and Militia disbanded. Atch-
ison and his murderous crew have left the Ter
ritory. and general quiet prevailed Lane and
his $500 brave freemen were likely to prove too
much for the Ruffians, and under the Admins
tration of Gov. Geary, we hope peace VIII be re-
stored.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

REfoRT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
We commence to day the Report of the Invcs-
tlgatlng Committee, made TO the Legislature
last week. We regret that its length prevents
our giving it entire in one number but we hope
meme viii fail 20 read it all. The Committee
was composed of an equal number of RepubI-
cans and Democrats, among the latter of whom
was Hon. VIM Hull Speaker of the Assembly.
the most rabid Barstow Democrat in that branch
OF the Legislature and yet the Committee was
unanimous IN the Report The evidence was
too PLAIN TO admit of doubt. The charges of
corruption and dishonesty in our State Officers
made by the Republicans last fall, were all nro-
nounced Shanghai lies" but here is the owl
oehee tiat even more than was then charged,
"'S rue Let our readers examine the Report
ei'''eiy' Gee who were guilty of robbing the
STATE treasury remember the part sncb mon
rs George Is. Smith acted not only in these
frauds, bat IN the Canvass last fall and in IN.
frauds after the election Remember thu, he
course and the course of q Barstow and the b,l-
ance, met the appreciation of the leaosrs of tho
selt-siyled Democratic party, and that they are
still. not only held in full communion bv tina,
par bet as heretofore, are put forward as speak
ers for the unterriiieo
he leaders of the Democratic party, both
State and National, are corrupt and uuprinci
pied. The spoils of office is the great INDUCE
nleht that urges them forward and to secure
this, they hesitate not TO become tools in the
haiios OF the slave power, TO extend the BLIGHT
ing curse OF slavery wherever the south NAV de-
sire IT, Remember that every nan connected
win the frauds upon the Treasury of Wisconsin.
ana every aPologist for those swindlers. are now
afuent supporters of the Slavery Cicinnat;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

~ The opposition are endeavoring to fasten
a responsibility for the mal-administration OF
cur State Government during the last term, as
disclosed by the report of the Investigating
Committee, upon the Democratic Party.-Dcn,-
ocrdt.
Not so. The Democratic party, by endorsing
the acts of "the NAL administration of our State
Government" and its endeavers to shield and
encourage the thieves in their rascality, has
fastened upon itself the responsibility, and the
people viii hold that party responsible as long
as it holds fellowship with the Treasury plum
ders, as at present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

A RULE THAT WON'T WORK ROTH
wArs.-Mr. Breckenridge, the Buchan-
an candidate for Vice President, is STUMP
ing through the Free States, for himself
and old Buck, and everywhere meets, as
he should, the bindest receptions. He is
TO be Ia Philadelphia on the 18th. But
what sort of a reception would Mr.. Day.
ton the Republican candidate for the same
office meet, if he were to venture into
Kentucky or Virginia to address the peo-
pie of those States in favor of himself and
Fremont New York Times.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

A HUNGARrAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Free State men taken prisoner at the
capture of Ossawattomie, by the pro-slav-
cry invaders of Kansas, was Hungarian
who had fought the battles of Freedom
under kossuth. In defenceless state.
he was taken out short distance from
the camp, and shot
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
FARMERS ATTENDi
THE AMERICAN SEED S0WER,

STEW ENS' PATENT. NAY ssSd, lNl1
HAVING secured the Patent Right of this Invaluable
Il Il Farming Implement to the following Coppt;as
Iowa, Lafayette and Grant for a of wears and
ing started large mandatory in this town all the
FARMERS are invited to call and it for thesles
with this machine five acres per hour VII
and In any desired quantity per accurately and e
The wind cannot disturb it in the least Wherever these
were introduced the past spring they are pro
nouneed the greatest Labor saving seed SAVING
ana Time saving Impemen mt their line ever Offer
e 70 the attention OF Farmers is only necessary to
see one operate to be convinced of this fact Price SIS
HARVEY :. KEYS.
~ = e BELLOWS, General Western Agent
Mineral FONT, Aug 10, lS56.-33tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

The LOCOMOTIVE JoHN c. FREMoNT-A friend
who was lately at Warren states that he took par
tcular pains to examine tn. new locomotive for
the NJ. =. Railroad and observing that it was
provided with a good cow-cdtcher," concluded
that it was appropriate TO the name.--Dcmocrat
And will clear the track of all rubbish. lust
its namesake will clear the rubbish from
about the White House, that has long retarded
the wheels Of government and thrown them
from their legitimate channel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Before the election in Iowa md Maine
the New York Day book said
We predict that Buchanan will carry all
the southern States, Pennsy lvania, New Jer-
sey, New York, Connecticut. New Hampshire
MAINE Michigan, Iowa, and Illinois. Post thi 3
up, and see next November how near we are
right.
Since this election. the Day Book says:
I've never expected to carry Maine 40
where there was nothing to be gained there "a
nothing lost
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Ee1 The Iowa Railroads are being
pushed rapidly forward to completion
The Burlington and Missouri line, which
IS ALREADY In operation as far as Mount
Pleasant, has received more iron, and In
lew days will be completed to Skunk
rlver' about mile beyond Mount Pleas
ant.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

GRAND RALLY AT PIrTsBuRG, PA.-On the 18th
a grand Fremont demonstration came off at
Pittsburg, Pa, which in point of numbers, sur
passed even the Harrison times of 1910. The
number present is variously estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000 persons. The people of Penn
sylvania are awake. The laboring ciasses-the
bone and sinew of the country-are on the side
freedom, and will trum ph.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
MARRIED.

On the 2Sth inst, at the residence of Beiah Brown
Esq IN Delstled, Wis, by Rev. MIR. Dekonen VILLA
H. HENRY Esq, of this village, to Mrs. EMMA PARN-
LIE, of the former place.
on me 10Th INST, by Richard L. Read, ESQ.,, Mr. JOHN
L. HAYS to Miss CArilARINE OWEN barb IF nd
way, Iowa county.
On the 18th inst, by Samuel Thomas ESQ., Mr. ALoIs
ooHoMbEkG to Miss ELIZABETH BURGARETT
Also, on the same day, by the same Mr. PETER FRIE-
DEN TO Miss MARTHA BAUM, all of this place.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

sss Rufus Choate has written another
Onion-saving letter-a short one-to the
New Hampshire Democracy Judging
from the influence his epistle had on the
people OF Maine, good effects are looked
Tor III consequence, in the White Noun
tain State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Senate to-day. and but brief one in the As
sembly,-doing nothing of importance except
to hear the reading of The report of the Select
Committee on the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
improvement The joint Committee on the
Land .'ranf, is busy at work, and until report
is made ON that subject, but little business of
public interest will be done; and when this re-
port will be made is, as yet uncertain-Naai-
State Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

\. Y. REPUBLICAN STATE TIcKET.-The State
Convention held at Syracuse, N. Y, on the 18th
nominated the following ticket:
For Concentrations A. King, of Long Island
Lieut.. Governor-HExRY r. SELDEs of Roch-
ester.
Canal Conlmissioner-CHARLEs II. SHEaRILL
of Oneida
State Prison Inspector--W EsLEY BAILEY, of
Oneida.
Clerk of Appeals, Russell F. Hicks, of Liv-
ingston.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

MnwAu EEE.-Wc learn from the Sentinel that
up To the 18th inst, the names of twenty-scucn
A't'adred rioters had been signed to the Fremont
Club Constitution-that among them were 700
Germans, 355 English and PAT Scotchmen. OF
the whole number. 100 voted the Democratic
ticket last fall. Heretofore the entire Repub-
lican vote of Milwaukee County has been less
than 700
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
SEASONED LUMBER.

10O 900 Feet of DRESSED FLOORING
1UU.VNU DRESSED SIDING, INCH BO1RDS
IL, IL and Inch PLANK
porfation. f anu 'idns-
Terms-CASH
Clowney. " Vi 'ohh
,,:,.,z, n. JOSEPH SMITH
0"' 'uIe ~, 1890 2iu
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

DEF1xIse PosfrfoSs-Letters have been adj
dressed to Mr.. Washburn and Mr.. Crawfort ),
respectively by j. p. Atwood and Simeon
Mills, 81 Madison, enquiring whether they IS
Members ot Congress, weuh vote for the adj
mission of Kansas a 2aue State, her Consif
tuition in other respects being unobjection able
To this inquiry. Mr.. Washburn answers unc~
quivocally that he ~ould moi, and that he would
not vote for the admission Of any more Slave
States On the other hand Mr.. Crawford an
swers that be roMd vote for the admission Of
Kansas or any other of the Territories, inde-
pendent of the Slavery question ; or in other
words that the recognition of Slavery in the
Constitution of any Territory would not pre-
vent his voting for its admission into the Union
as State. Here is the difference Mr.. Wash
burn is not willing that Kansas shall become
p Slave State, and ,cI not vote for its admission
as such. NJ. Crawford is ,caling that Kansas be
Slave State, and could pote for its admission as
such if elected to Congress.
We had intended to publish the entire cor
respondence, but it Was overlooked until too late
Tor this week.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
FROM KANSAS.
Gen. Reid SIarchin: against Lawrence with a
Force of 500 men, Regard ess OF Gov. Gcary Ur
Gen. smith.

The latest we have from Kansas is the
following important information contained
in the Lexington Express of the 18th,
which says we have little or no news
worth relating, and especially little that
is encouraging to the South. Gen. Reid,
a reliable and intrepid officer, from his
camp on Indian Creek, proceeded to Cedar
Creek, and on Thursday morning last
proceeded thence, it is supposed, to CO.
operate with Gen. Richardson, who is COM
mander-in-chief of the Territorial Militia
Reid is said to have with him about six
hundred men, and at his CONJUNCTION with
Richardson, it is supposed the combined
forces Immediately proceeded to Law
renee. Whether a collision has followed
or will follow this movement, j; Is impos-
sible to say, as large body of United
States troops are understood to be in the
neighborhood of Lecompton and Law
| renee.
The following letter from Major Veitch
informs us that Gen. Reid proceeded from
Cedar Greek direct to Lawrence
| CAMP AT SHAWNEE MIssIoS,
September 10, 1856.
Messrs. Editors:-The army of law
and order is again on the march to Law
renee, numbering by the muster rolls of
yesterday, $50 men, and two pieces of ar
tillery.
There is no longer any difference of
opinion amongst gentlemen about the pro-
prlety of establishing emigrants from the
south who have been driven from the ter
ritory by Lane and his associates. We
upon the border have insisted and urged
men to settle in Kansas, with view of
making 1t slave State, and there are at
least 100 men in this army who came
here to settle, bringing with them their
plows, who are now fighting their way
with the sword, as settlers in the terri
tory.
We hear contradictory reports concern
ing the views of the new Governor Gearv:
one is that he is favorable to our cause
and is determined to use all his influence
for the arrest of Lane, while other reports
report him as secretly sympathizing with
the free State party in all It's enormities.
HIS views, however, whatever they may
be, do not effect our movements. We
shall go to Lawrence, regardless of Geary's
views, or those of Gen. Smith, command
ing the I. 5. forces at Leavenworth No
sickness IN camp. Much complaint that
Lafayette is doing SO little in the way of
men.
We move from here tomorrow, direct
for Lawrence. Yours, &C.,
DAN. A. NEITcH.
-MIssoURI DEMocrAr, Sept. Is.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
STRtYED

INR0M The Subscriber Thursday the 18th inst sna
i of small horses. One black with one white hind
loot Had on leather halter, tied head and when
last The other Bay Mare i.h star in tho fore
head and bob tail She has severe the hisd
reg, ana scar ON the other Any person who will re-
found to Mr. Walter Rees, at the Ridgeway Mills shall
receive a suitable reward for his trouble.
CHARLES REEVE.
hrlgeway Mills, September 23d, 1856 4w33s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
$50 REWARD

II WILL give the above reward 10 any ,.--,
Il give information 10 me, that can tri,. "S' ri
Inc person or persons that have built :" slsss
piles close against my ord Wood am sci nv, -2s
three different places with malicious ;ntsnt " J. 4
900 rails and IS cords OF wood was eyncSa5 a..
which was too green TO burn. " 'Ns ts
GEORGE GOInTuo,r
Lost Grove, April 18th, 1856. ise iloHl.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
Public Sale of Blood Stock
STRAYED-S1O REV ARD

STRAIED from the subscriber fore part of Nav
~ last, miles southeast of Dodgeyille, one DARK
GRAY MARE COLT, three years old next spring white
face, the white running down hight side OF the
nose, with black mane and tail Also, one SORRFI
MAKE COLT, two years old next spring, small white
spot the forehead the right hind foot white and a
tle white on the left hind foot and has a double name
Whoever will return said Colts the subscriber or
information where they may found shall receive ten
dollars reward.
Dodgeviile, Sept. 20 1856. 3vass
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
Washing Machine.

lE subscribers having purchased the right for Iowa
and Grant Counties for the manufacture and OF
HOLLINGSwORTH'S FLOATING BALLS,
KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE.
have their manufacture and are prepared TO
supply those who may desire them short notice.
Numerous certificates of the superiority these Ma
chimes any other use, be readily obtained.
for all who it pronounce it far ahead of Other
Full directions for using accompany each Machine.
Terms reasonable kEYES & BLODGErT
Mineral Point Sept 4, 1856 soft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

v<E undersigned offers for sale the village of Min
eral Point, q house and lot (No Vleit's surveyJ
SITUATED on Commerce street and Virgin alley The ocn
ton is desirable for residence the Railroad depo
ana the house sufficiently large family of moderate
size For particulars inquire AZ the Office Min
! eral Point. MRS II NlRiIN
Sept. 1s 1855. 3u9s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Us During the. past week variety in the
weather line has been all that could be desir-
ed-showers of rain, thunder and lighting hot.
warm and cold. On Wednesday TIE mercury
rose to 81 ID the shade. On Friday and Satur-
day nights, there were teavy frosts-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

CoxrRAprorED 1T was stated in the Demo-
crat a week or two since that Dr. GEO. w. LEE,
of Shullsburg, who was chairman of the Conven-
ton that sent delegates from that county to the
Republican Congressional Convention that re-
nominated Mr.. Washburn, had bolted the Re-
publican party, and declared his determination
to support Buck and Brock" This statement
turns out just about correct as many other
statements in that sheet. We have the authority
of reliable gentleman from Shullsburg, who
heard it from DR.. Lees Own lips, for saying that
there is not a word of truth in the report tina
Lee is as ardent a supporter of Fremont and
freedom as any man in the community, and
that if he lives till the 4th of november his vote
will be cast for the entire Republican ticket
Cannot the Democrat tabricate another sinilal
falsehood. TO cheer up the Responding follower:
of the " Buck niger" democracy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
LANDS FOR SALE.

ffoR SALE. The follawng lands 10 Wit
l. The ; f. q. of the N E. Q. OF See. 10.
Q of the S W Sec Is
q of the Q of Sec Is.
\ W of the f Q of Sec Is
Q of the of Sec. Is All living i'm Town
ship 4 North of Range ), East
oad iana lying some Is miles East of Mineral Point
IOWA county and will be sold low for cash. Inquire of
the Subscriber at Mineral Point or Mr. Smell of Mimi
SWISS FRER POI K
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
NOTICE.

a LII persons are hereby forbidden 10 trus, or L.
"A my wife ALKALINE EASTABROOK on ,oTe N4ti
will pay no debts of her CONTRACTING aft
she having left me without just cause or urovo st
Mifflin, August 18th, 1856 9 n, *
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

MADIsoS.--A grand Fremont Rally will tax
place at Madison on Friday next, (26th) /
large number of distinguished speakers are t
be present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
Committee of Arrangements !:

s. p. HOLLENBECK, Highland.
JOHN }. DAVIS, Mitflin.
ISAAC n. SARGEANT, Waldwlck,
JOB n JAMES,
DR.. WI. H. BRISBANE, Arena,
i. w. JOINER, Wyoming,
ROBERT c. OWENS, Dodgeville,
BEN. THOMAS,
GEO. MESSERSMITH,
JOHN H. " ESTON, Linden,
JOHN b. TERRY, Mineral Point,
FARLEY EATON,
JOHN TOAY,
GEO. ". BLISS,
l. E. MESS MORE,
September, %, 1856.
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HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE

'I'iE subscriber Offers for sale the following desira,
i premises, located in the village of Mineral Point anC
lying in PTideauxs Hollow Spruce house
fine Stone building and there is good well water
the premises
Enquire of Richard Penrose.
Sept. Is. 2w31s NICHOLAS CPEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Bra }. +. FARsswoRrH, of Chicago,
has been nominated as the Republican
candidate for Congress in that district.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

Loss OF LIFR.-The Lake House Ferry Boat
was capsized at Chicago, on Wednesday last
and between 10 and 20 persons drowned. Par
ticular not given.