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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Asnmnr FlsE ~ rng on Docx. On Wednesday AZ,
tegaoon empty tank al the oil docx, near rssons
ferry caught IRE from the sparks u Iocotno,rs. asi
ror shart tim. there quite blaxe The locomotive
whistles the depot ysl'~i hescsy 70 asaei help ssd
the entlnsalshe boforn much harm edseted
Hos fortunate Oh IN The vessel IL in@ili
gls enough 70 ~ who witnessed tho shoekiBs ~fscx
n Tie ssr aGpei0a a. the pare hnHe.snt
ns given ~ arouse the agih0rss a. s<Bss 81
the prolsciion they tbs nhsDanis 10 his gaartsf
AcrBsxr ~ rr- P1sosa Pusxr --Yesisrfsy morning
man Who sb0li stsp ~ bs feuyboai f.i under
M bridge BIT prompt s~i1anes b~ips rendered No
va fgessi stb0st ether lnoooyenishes thas set
siOshius
Newark.
Tar.L Rssrtr 80 Lars hAfAe.D Anurpssr IA.
sr.s Hsrmso Who inlsfts The YES isrsgy RaiI.
rsss on 7 steisy evening. fef - Wednesday night
r6runsra lniue~t Bsd yszssft.y, snd ssffa 70.
Ilrsef ID acrdanoa wth ths lAefa already Eabsshsf
Gessp gsasxyrrsr Tho tvsnty. afah annaai smssoa
~ ths D n sts tsli q ss.srs IN westnpisy
rsls. atos vsrs prsssSi fron n@1y ~rev Iodgs ths
tsts Tss chief bgat,es< ne residing 81 y@asiy
rr1svt wbieh f1i.es@d ~ a. siecssgn - Deesss
ln t~ ssenne CrNna Eseampnsnt ~efe h2a1sysBsiy
satsrtxine4 "a TIE Para Msasr
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Hinss N I'VE sCuTsxt.r

f0umvttaE oct n. 1906
A. the rsynyier train o. the ioui vile and Nash
vile RAJ road vas going south this morning a was
thrown 90 TIE ass b. rail which had been looesned
and pulled fr1a is bed by neaf Bowling
Green Nj Chlrth, the train aster, seriously 10.
lured by The ertgrnins Of The robb@rn obtained
I'll 600 The company orer o. 900 quarter % the
money recovered Tor their Apprehension.
Two mcn supposed 70 have been sngasei 10 the rrcent
robbery of Afans express arrested ths morn nx
near seymour Their gyen, bot they
Known A. fstksht u the vicinity.
In response serenads 70 night Attorney Genera
Speed express, h Joy tie late trump q The party
u universal nth and Justice the States TIE rfer
and exh0rsd as leAfor 20 speedily gfE anlSe 10 Ken
lucky foF ossraiJn Nth the great Jng party sscFy
~Ee
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The Philadelphia Canard-Thc Ledger Makes
nm Explanation.

PHILApxLPHA, Oct III, 1860
In relation the despatch about the President and
he Attorney General the Ledger publishes the follow
ing
despatch from one OF our Washington correspond
snts published in the Ledger yesterday, relating 70 an
alleged series Of questions concerning the status OF the
present Congress- said 70 have been submitted 10 the
Attorney General by the President excited considerable
interest II was from an experienced, well informed
and usually careful correspondent and there
fore publishsd a. We received H. and
Of course without any endorsement by this
journal After careful inquiry made yesterday al
correspondent vas deceived; aud whatever may have
been the foundation for his statement arc
,nst no questions have been propounded By
the President 10 the Attorney General While sin
cersy regret that error on 40 important subject has
found IA vay into the L>d1ey, in our correspond
eucs we are glad be able 70 record fact thai the
President has not raised so serious question fer no
sound lawyer doubt the legality Of the existing
. ConTreos
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TUl tuuclrlos o. fmtumtx.

BAirIwoaH Oct III, 1896
public meeting held 70 night At The Itont street
thc~lre udcr the auspices n the American Freedmsns
Isioa Commission and the Assocatlon for the moral sns
Edncatvnai Imprpvemsnt Of the tolored People coief
Justice Chase presided Notwithstanding the inclsmsns
vestht the sparious building crowded. Jsdgs
Russei, q Bosson Henry ward Beecber General Q. "
Howfd and oshen addressed the messing NJ. Beecbers
aidrss wa very eloquent and effective effort and w%
wsfniy sppisads1 he made stirring appeal IN behalf
of 10 sduonstoa " We oeisrsd people
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uMrtu STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

TRgSroS, N. J., Oct. II 1900.
Tho Tinted States Circuit Court met today letter
by Judge Field from Judge r. e. Grier stating
that he had received letter from Chief Justca Chase,
with opinion showing that the United States had
right hold Circuit Courts where until there II
now assignment Of the circuits lately made nj Washing
ton, that he hear Circuit Judge
until after next December All the went OF for
Of Jurisdiction The circuit adjourned for the
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MORTALITY ON snlpsoARo.

NgwBERs Oct 3, 1850
The schooner Constitution. Captain smith. from will
mington, \. c., Cor New York, was OF Hstteras
Inict me 7th inst, with the captain, mate
and one man sick of the typhoid fever
All tho rest Of the crew had died. fhe was
boarded by OF the pilots and brought into the Inlet
In a very haky condition, when medical aid fur
nisned to Tho sick by Assistant surgeon Patrick Nc
Shane and The dead on board were buried by q DO
tachinent Of men under Lieutenant Randall
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our HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAvAsA. oct. 8. 1888

HAvAsA Oct. g. 1894.
srHsAHNg rTLsGRAra AssuLlxD.
The last Gasct from Madrid contains decree, dated
the 2s,h Of August last annulng tho concession mAdo
10 Marcoartu and for tho establishment Of
their submarine tslcgraphs IN the West Indies
Mr. Allen Brown, American machinis who resided
with his family in tho Roano, haanzas drowned
Sunday last in the riyer leaving wife and two chdrsa
70 DO provided for
There scarcely any OF yellow fever now Ia
Havana In Cabar,cn the "vomito'' has been rather
fatal Of late; bu, The smallpox hA again made ia ap-
pcsrance.
On the 2eth u some Chinese cigarmakcra in factory
outside walls Of this city revolted killed fore
man These scenes of very frequent Occurrences,
particularly tho In the country, tho
will increase unless ths Chinese treated white
should be.
There sx,sts m old bell the coffee plantation
Suegra Sonora de las Mercedes ~ 6uanalay, belonging
70 Don Lorenzo s0roA which bears the date VI 1880 thus
being nve hundred and eighty old, and maie two
hundred and bcfore the discovery o he ISLAND
II is presumed 70 have belonged small hermitage
OF Spain and 70 have bean sent ovor al avery carly aAs
Az an instance Of the great vigilance observed by
the custom house employees, "a well ~ tho police WITH
regard TO printed papers, which are not allowed eircs
laton may be mentioned that tho locked vaire which
,hs Mexican Consul rcccivss by cvcry stamer coniss-
INK his ocial and other papsrs was nos delivered ~
the last steamer without being nrst examined rhss
occasoned u delay aud tho Consul, haylnS
lodged his complain, with tho government, the vass
| was promptly given up.
The English steamer Eyder arrived from vora Crsx
this morning. having two cases OF smallpox on board
has been sent to the sovreDn ground. up tho bay me
natl has not been landed any nswn 10 oosseed
III later In tho day when tho Eagle vii have ss,iea
However. the stars aud Stripes for PhiladciphiA WA
take tho correspondents TN three r NJ, and va have
4 besides tho Cuba .o.mdrrow morning.
| The quarantine reguail p-.s tcman unchanged !be
accounts o. cholera ~ and near The Gun ports are s,nss
unfnyornbe aud this viii continue 10 ancct more or ss
the treatment 0f vessels from tho Northern ports
| The sugar market closes arm and animated on ths
basis of srs FOR No IL There slight glimpse OF lm-
pTuvement 10 frcights hut the ratcs continue low, ~
being accepted for Great Britain and pcr boz 70 -
UnId Htatas Exchange on London has rccoisd 10 ~ .
I6k per cent and on Paris 10 OF pct cent premium
| Currency the United States AIRY dayf has nee.
dops 20 10 ~ per cent dlfcnani ~hs sliost gols
dfaits arc bed =! lSt pcs eau, premium
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MAN Ourslcts NEW MINES.

ST. LOrIs, oct N. 1895
The D,mocrarafpecal despatch frogn - Joseph says
the latest adv oa from Montana report that forty miners
out ~ party seventy Eve tbs Green dggngs
killed BY the Cheysnnes aud tho others driven
away. The miners on Wind river were uiso driven m
BY The Sioux and compelled 70 ny 70 the nearest forts Tor
protection. farRs numbers o. Idaho and Montana
had arrivtd At salt Lake 70 spent tbs winter.
II reported that very rch have bean recently
afsravcred IN Nutt4ra and CotnraAn
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IrptAxArotls Oct III, 1861
Oflcta returns are coming slowly, but show nothing
20 Indicate change the general results given ID 'a
nights report
fhs Legislature from returns received up 10 tbs time
stands follows Senate, Union, 81; democrats, "
House, Union, o. democrats % The Unionss VIII
certainly have 20 majority on Joint ballot
The Congrsssmsn elected stand A. follows-s Union
. democrass The election Of Washbarn and Orb,
UnonisLs In the Seventh and Elshth districts q con
- " sesh Rsrsss4
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rHt VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

h0sYPrIIu, Oct III, isGg
The Vermont Ia- iaiure assembled Ia this place To-
day the Senate Organized by elcctng Mr. Henry Clark
OF Poutney, Secretary Mr.. James Peek. % Mont
peer, Assistant Secretary and the Rev. Mr. White,
Of Coventry, AZ Chaplain
In the Hoose OF Assembly Hon y w stewar,
elected Spea<ef; = flagg, Of Bennington, Clerk, and
Rev " r Foster ~ Burlington. Chaplain
Governor Dilinghams message will be delivered to-
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70 s.m rwrrM ~ rw trris Hsyns 'nr

lrrkpo- Oct IT IssT.
The chicag0 DriYirg Ptrk AsDeiNon bsi msstsns
ysserfay 10 tale afo oosderatleh TIE les; mexas %
aspeslug u tLs pfqp~fty ~ Driviag Park y vS -
solvef ,faf an safeus ahoad he ds<ontnuef On We
groqnds n pfrvng fsgk hat no rort par-s@ shAi -
ssx@a b. tle ssxx FOR pWbc ~. and that tba
sgoanas r,a b styt frciuayeiy Tor ffiFnx PARK ass
issaHsd of ~ ne assggingn. Hisy De dfivgs, stf
U.stigs he owner - the bos~s Cos.r ~sfs ruled est
frgn, ,g,,hsf r. ovneni Ire prvsssa d ths ooars~
fsr xro.s ralssJa4C4a - sss al 4 shs hskSFw
tnufLt
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

CNu~sr, Oct II, 1868
Tho latest returns make the republican majority In
Ohio sbou. q, 900 The Congressional delegation will
stand 10 republicans 70 democrats The ms'or''y FER
Bucsisnd republican,, In the Ninth ds'riei, e 800.
Ashley 10 tho Tenth district, viii have over LOO De-
iano, republican, s defeated in the Thirteenth BY
about 80
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pmLASmssnl, Oei H. 1900
ere A. eleven o'clysk the evening t9tay destroyed
The large soxp u u. W. Esnrrun ~ Noad street
near fnlrd IN Ices cannot he Asrsr3ned y night
heavy storm psysntd tbs spresi " tng flames W To-
otnsf 0uiidirga
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GU 8 A..

a Teiesraphtc Conc~s-io. Annaiird Yellow
Fever AbatinE- SMALLPOX the Increase
Trouble with Coolies a ommercinI, &c.
The steamship Eagle, Captain Green, from Havsns
the OH inst arrived At TINS por yesterday Purssr
Haeras Is entitled TO our thanks Tor tho prompt delivery
Of our dispatches and dies
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Ia trllt ssssuTt Gvlss

rrres Of ~ iSr
r, 4 f4wsfa Tarasr scfst nt~-a sspss sntsu1syt
n a. fnsrsis Asyi4m. qAtrr rsrcstss @tosf>1 ~
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8smssf sss ssian bssres sa3 - ~ ss1s~ - 1s
,Ce ~ sess1 q pfwstB4s sseysscb
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les a pervIa's sas~e, known 80 the "Wsv-
N.aes Ths 1~sary ~ hssgf an9 E-f1saNf
tAs t.D4s Ara 1sag meet r~salAf Ar akst@tsftsN
yyffN UTNGAN = AN#M,
Ne ross ~. Axsa.s.
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sss Fassctsor OF IA. 100
A hfe ocesrni tbs moraDg In The southern part az
town wEleh cslfoysi the Ala aud P,g1eur fou Mia
sud other ffoEefty valued a $1,000
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Athlete. 81 Phiisa@ipsls Iuseka. 81
Newark, y. O..
~ Latstsvga Nes VI tfs1
n. ktAsses carpr.cscas garns ~ t@se h2a vlth IA
y..r.k.s a ssw.fs th. sfterseln ~ v yaigss
fsf.ys osly foss lnnags ssrs p&y~1 tt@ kufssN
sno,inx 10 AM To Ashstins Tks ssn@ vac tsen
eslls3 - ace0aEs a ~ d~ssn~~s4
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magic handkerchief which snbfaed h father entirely y
her VIII but could she have sprinhied With rHAIDNn
NIoiir BLOOMING CEHEus, she would ka,. fouaa u
doubsy oasy To lead the old gentleman By tho nos-
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,,A.-Moii'. Cksmlcsi P?s.adr H~sseres Gray
RUsHIoh. ~ Astor House. aud ~ all Druggists.
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Ts. ne, 70, tic .ess.s, % essss zee
A Isr4r4E4 Wtf sNd WkMt aNaaFm
sfiis' ~ ~~s~sk Dvuy $3.50 kw0Ns& sksa 81 - mn
Nsssx-s esssf " yvnns ssse~i sns 80 " - 80
u,uniss asA se4 ssseims
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Boys,, ysssk's aad Ghttar~1's dtssbtsg.--
Lsrgest ssslrtmsnt and nhest fsols In Tits coanfJ
BkOKAw 4 BEOf1iKHr. ~ rsarsA s,sss-.
AAd ~ L.fAreate gaaos.
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,A.-.Uneasail. emssrf sae cSccosnfss fsS *
nh,g M tnniwr ~ tac iaudssIysief -Isue FsAg.
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A.. Johu-on's Delicious Aasss.ys. Teeth
POWDER has 10 equal hss h~-n u.ef our ,'-N ~il
rtimonlas from eminent chem.s be so~u Drssgssts
supplied
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At CimbreAe's, sSs aad s,2 Brsaawsy-
Wedding Gard. . ps,fs1ie Imported good rsaisd a
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An pyly~s In she. Reysi Havana sud ssk~~
i~rAllsei isttsries cached fnforn stign gfseD
z. GAGE. Broksr. ~ bsssavsr
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xA61s rsss hhralrriss :x r ssE r
yATOK - Canal street and dugnts Send fos cisealas.
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.t cs. ~ 4 Ne! nsI .:. s' 49, s-s-y FL. gs:''
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STORM AND FLOOD.
Great Destruction or Properly In
Maryland.
Houses and Bridges
Swept Away.
SHv1RAL LIVES LOST
&c. &c. &c.

M BALrfBORE Oct IL, 1000.
The rain has continued to-day Almost without inter-
mission and is still falling heavy easerly wind pre-
walls All accounts agree that tao qaantty OF water
which fell in this region last night AMI this morning was
most extraordinary.
A number Of dams and bridge on the Patapsco were
destroyed. The extensive dan at Elysvle was swept
of, and coming against the turnpike bridge at Ecots
Mills, destroyed It. The wrecks finally accumulated at
the heavy stone bridge 0, leicester the Baltimore
and Ohio road, thirteen miles from Baltimore which
gave way the tremendous pressure This bridge was
considered the strongest the road and had stood out
against all former foods
All the other bridges on the road arc safe. large
force OF workmen have commenced repairs and trains
will run usual tomorrow
The bridges on the Franklin and Frederick turnpikes
are gone.
Several houses have been swept away. family Of
six persons and another OF three drowned Several
bodies were found to-day.
Considerable destruction Of live stock IL reported.
Dead sheep hogs and horses are along the
banks Of the river
BALTIMORE, Oct lip. NJ.
The bodies OF the unfortunate family drowned in the
flood Gwynns Falls by the sweeping away OF their
house, about mile from this city have all been
found, except the mother and child Three Of the
children found nearly together at the foot OF Rid
ley street. The body of the father discovered In
another locality. His namc Duley.
There other reports OF loss OF lfe but nothing
definite has been ascertained
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An Infaiiibic Rcs.cd,, Beth ~ 2 Prevess.
I've atd cnfAt, TOT The cholera h0rbus Dysruisry s0A
Dsrrhos Dr oles Morspos pills For sale 81 I'll shs pin
opal drug stores 81 broadway aud sssldsa
where he maj be consulted aud ociscs r. ~
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:. SC. ..g -' M n:'s g. Sc r 80. 80
llal. Aalf RtAn~.
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w. w.s' r-s..,. r., ,: :. m:'Sri
kiDks " 1ss4 stsesas
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.p,sI sissass ssssy 1e,..,ss- y NE i~sss
san b. easily ssissd 81 ,hs ass Of 00tRArDs oEfEs-
TAI CREAM ON MAGICAL BKACrirtkk. u wa
smooth. Tsssd a. hr. rfLIl ooUhAJDb Ga estAs
lsbsd depot. ~ Broadway. and draErsts
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Prepared Ou 81 rsiw s~s u-es~vsr Pre-
serffsw NsssftNw xnf HkastsTfns ~ Nsf sf3 ~ ts1
shtsl aMa .ssasffui sss 80 safti s.sf gfsfa esa
ruy sAgvgf 90 PRRr.
49, ..a tsssstfsi PtnTfNt ~ as y ~ tf4e3.s
wEfgHf 500
~ - fat-ft Nas tsfs
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ss:.: .. a. ayt Sss Ssss ,-ss. &c.,
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s.,.' n-s.r 49,. ':Y ,sss 80. rs ID
L.asass.s 80 ~ slaas sgaf $50 ssfssr
TAYf(yR 80. nssssrs, Va wsN sy-st. " r.
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Pskil.hsa -sisIy
fNrEHfArN ~ fnL FpDFLN.
oyrosrp 70 All cikrrs $50 v,orios.
n. egW ffYhK Daily xfWe asssg ths wasnsS@wNsse
sf - sss tg9gFssst sH4 DatsNsfs a. yAftT sys~
rsnffNAt 2EvsrsrEG ~ riik Dar, ssyirsi,ss -
Nsst 49, In e<h-<
sgs<a. falv s.ssl 49, y - ~s@fests - $4,000
f~s 80 saf u Aeif 40 ss&stsiss~f rs<~< VI -
s.asfssi tsafBsis CO. % y say, a. TWO GkrrN rEk
fory ~ gssss a sgfris3 fspss psssssss - rs
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gins-, osercoas- aud I,s.,ss:-, -s,;,ff t'ss
yoarsh 800 A. fMfsyrsis gsss~.
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Dr. L@ss~sr,hy'. Nr~ prs@ss~ Tv-.
.slisil<i al aud ss~. HkLMBOLbs. 90 hfss4sAy.
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elliptic se.bes u~ehiss .ssssv...y.- ytv.s
Pfswilm iBtsNtN ~Nsins ~MntH~s, ~ nf~~a~f.
ii ss.si pfemias' sew fors si.ss fAis lss
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Defiance s~ism.nssr safest si.s s'a~-
bpsfd aus fsrigr ssiss - ~ NsfsJ sFA "Ast "i 80
ieren "a
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a Pair Of I.a~e Carfntns. n.
Lace Furtans for ORA wing koosns SO and upward
Lace GurtAibs for Shaping Rooms. very iow
Lace turtAns for blaiag kosms, dssisAbie
Brocsis DsnA.s suitable fos tsrnIars Coverings
and CURTAINS
" WALHAvEm,
- broadway, below Fourth street.
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A pasr efI.srr CartnIns. ..

Bfs.ar.y 10 nos .sssss Wsaaas s.sa. y x: sy
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A.-A.-A.-Aweet OpWp0maH fvses M~nr0s
elegant add essential requisite fof islg
OF S~cet opoponss. Mature could not pe,dues
rirhss ssm 90 ehososr psrfuuss. " r SMITH Co. ~ ~
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The storm mt Washingt ON.

a.
very heavy rain storm has prevailed for forty eight
ns..s, A.. .,vw rorx mail train duc TINS o.
SIX O'Clock was obstructed by hand slide four miles
tais side Of Baltimore The mak are expected be-
FORE tonight Several OF the sewers i'd wsshingtos have
caved in by food. At the corner n Fou-teeuth and
streets crevasse or cham forty 1oe'
in circumference and Of unknown DEPTH was
occasoned by Insufficient capacity OF the ewer TO carry
of the water. horse fell into the hole lat night and
has not been since Il would seem rs Cough the
bottom Of Washington had actually dropped out A
great portion Of the surrounding country is flooded
The telegraph wires working badly and the trains
are interrupted More damage Is expected tomorrow
when the tide rises and the volume or water usual on
frcshets commences coming from above. Tho people
are moving their effects from all owlands Badensburg
is submerged and the bridge ut savage's station
ported carried away.
Professor Henry, OF the Smithsonian Institute, says
the amount OF rain which fell from Yesterday morning
somewhat more than i've inches, being the greatest
quantity that has fallen within similar period for
long time Considerable damage property Is reported
along the line Of the upper Potomac and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, well In this city and Georgetown
The storm has continued since yesterday with but brief
ntermissons.
The storm at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct H. 1866
The weather In still unsettled. A heavy easteriy
prevails to-day, and IL 10 very rough In the bay
and outside the Capes
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SAVANNAH, Oct. N, 1904
Tho Pan shoals lightship has arrived nj Tybee unin.
jurcd The brig A. Bradshaw from s. Marks 10 New
York has put IN here In distress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

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