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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-29
BRoWNsvILLE ITEMS.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.


BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 25, 1870.
The rains have descended in torrents
recently, SO that our southern mail has
failed to connect for the last ten days.
Mr.. George Kirk, the mail carrier, has
been out ten days over time. Up to this
writing his friends have not heard from
him.
Since writing to you last week, we
have been called upon to commit to its last
resting place the mortal remains of Mrs.
Hausman, wife of A C. Hausman, of
this place. She was lovely and estima-
BILE lady, in the very prime of woman
hood. So in the very midst of the busy
scenes of life, we are often very near the
gates of death. She leaves four little
girls, husband and numerous relatives
and friends to mourn her less.
A petition forwarded to this office by
the Department, is being numerously
signed without regard to party politics.
We have the first man to see who Is un-
friendly to the proposed legislation-the
repeal of the ranking privilege.
Mr.. Charles Bury was arrested and
fined, lately, fer running his doggery on
Sunday. Or in other words (for fear the
| high moral and refined sensibilities of
some gentleman may be wounded by the
above notice), we would say that the gen.
tlemanly saloon keeper over the way was
taken before his honor, Justice Thomp-
son, and fined five dollars and costs for
treating his customers on the Sabbath.
Good wholesome laws are of no value un-
less enforced against those who see fit t.
habitually violate them.
Next week we propose to show how
whisky men secure license in Browns,
vile precinct
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ANOTHER STEAMER.-The William
cite Freighting Company, according to
the Mercury, had meeting at Monroe,
Benton county, on Saturday last, at
which it was resolved to increase the
capital stock of the company to fifty
thousand dollars. Measures were also
taken for the immediate building Of a
new hull for the machinery of the steam
er Ann; also, for a new boat early in
the Spring. The new hull will be
launched inside of seventy days.
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The subjoined correspondence sufficiently
plains itself:
PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. Is, 1869.
MEssRs. EvERsoN HAINEs, General Agents
New England Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny, Boston:
Gesttemen-on my own behalf and in the name
of my orphan children. beg to thank you, and
through you the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company of Bos .on, for its munifcence
in paying me my terminated policy on the life of
my husband. On the 2ist of January, 1869,
misfortune compelled to forego the payment
of the last premium-which non-payment in any
other company would have lost me my policy
but overjoyed with the receipt of the
amount of the policy (less the amount OF the un-
paid premium only, thanks to the equity of the
Massachusetts, Lapse Laws, that must bless many
widows and their children. I recommend the
New England Mutual to all who would provide
against possible misfortune. I sincerely thank
you again, gentlemen, for the payment, and also
for your generous and gentlemanly assistance in
the ia latter. Respectfully,
BETSEY MILLER.
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Sr. CHARLES HorEL.-The new hotel
building on the corner of First and
Washington streets, recently erected by
our enterprising townsmen, Messrs.
Houck & Myer, as viii be seen by card
in to-day's issue, is now, under the
charge of Mr.. H. Brenner, open for the
reception of guests. The hotel is a two
story frame structure, neatly finished
inside and out, and has been fitted up
with entire new furniture, carpets, etc.
The beds are all furnished with spring
bottoms, and every room in the house,
with probably the exception Of the
kitchen, is carpetsd. The appointments
and conveniences of the st. Charles are
most thorough and complete, equal il
not superior TO hotels of much moro pre-
tentions. The reputation which Mr.
Brenner enjoys as landlord, will prove
itself in the management of our new
hotel. and the st. Charles will soon have
reputation throughout the State as .
first class house.
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BAD BoYs.-We have few bad boys
in our city, who gather on the street
corners at night, and annoy passers-by
and residents in the vicinity by rude re-
marks, yelling, and throwing missiles.
A few arrests, accompanied by fines,
might administer lesson that would not
be lost ON them, but eventuate in their ul-
innate good
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PonrLAxD, OREGON, No,

PORTLAND, OREGON, Nov. Is, 1859.
MEssRs. EyERsoN & HAIsEs, General Agents of
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Boston
Gentlemen-Having taken a lively interest in
the affairs of a large and destitute family, left
by an old resident of this city, who died Aug. 2,
1869, and who was insured in the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company, we take pleas
ure in making the following statement for the IN
ormation of the public
A.E. c. Miller was insured by ordinary Life
Policy No. 1864, bearing date January II, 1868.
He paid annual payments to January II, 1908,
inclusive. Since then nothing has been PAID.
He died August 2, 1869, over eighteen months
after the last payment of premium, yet your
company working under the Equitable Lapse
Laws of Massachusetts,, pays the widow and
orphans the whole policy, deductlng only the pre-
MUM due while in all other companies doing
| business here, about which we know anything the
policy would long since have been forfeited, !
| By the New England Mutual, the widow has
been paid 81 $50 so. This we consider munlh-
| cent, more especially when we take iuto consid-
GRAFTON that the family would not have received
cent from any other company doing business on
this coast This, in our estimation, is enough 70
| recommend this company above all others, This
| is Equity, this is Mutuality. We, therefore, rec
ommend this company to the public, as the only
company that has forfeitnres.
We herewith inclose you the acknowledgements
of the widow. Respectfully. etc.,
CINCINNATI BILLS.
i JACOB MAYER,
GEORGE H.FLANDERS,
i ID. SELLER.
OFFICE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INs. Co.
4 No. Ii, CARTER's BUILDING,
PORTLAND, 0REaoN, Nov. 16, 1869.
To Messrs. G. Bills, j. Myer, Geo. IL. Flanders
and NJ. Sellers:
Gentlemen--Your favor Of yesterday, inciosing
Acknowledgements Of Mrs. Miller, Is at hand.
Please accept thanks for the voluntary
justice You have done to the company We repre-
sent Yours very truly,
EVERSON 4 HAINES.
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FINED-A mobile red man" was
arrested and brought before the Re-
corder on Wednesday, charged with
abusing his clutchman, '.dusky maiden
of the forest" As he had but SIS about
his clothes, he was fined that amount,
which he potlatched, and hiac clatta-
wad for the forest dim"
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Exeeutor's Notice.

vUvHE undersigned has been appointed by tho
County Court of Linn county, Oregon,
Executor of the last will and testament of
sAMuEL H. RrrrER, deceased, late Of said county.
Persons having claims against said estate, will
present them, duly verified, to the undersigned;
st his residence three miles northeast of Lebanon,
in said county. within six months from this date.
J. r, SMITH.
December 18th, 1sf9-16v4
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LAws.-We give the first batch of
laws, passed by the present session of
Congress, on the first page of to-day's
paper. We intend issuing the largest
portion, however, in supplements" SO
that the general amount of reading mat
ter usually contained In our paper will
not be lessened.
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REAL EsTATE.-The property owned
by G. A. Ferguson, in the eastern por-
ton of the city, consisting of two fine
lots, on which there is a dwelling, was
sold at auction the first of the week, and
brought 500. Messrs. Walt Ketchum
and Dave Thompson were the purchasers.
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LEcTURE.-The lecture of Mr.. John
Arnoup, on Spiritualism, at the Presby-
terian church, on the evening of the list,
was largely attended. We were not in
attendance, but hear the lecture highly
spoken Of
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PLENTY OF WATER-The Willamette
has been running "level .fulP' at this
point during the past week, owing to
the almost continuous rainfall of the past
two weeks. Navigation is therefore un-
obstructed. and our warehouses are being
rapidly depleted of their stores of grain.
And the rain prospect is still good.
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DIRTY FLINa.-A correspondent Of
the Democrat compares Methodists to
q first-class Mississippi fatboat black
legs"
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OVERLOOKED. - The Willamette is
reported to have overfiowed its banks at
several points above here, and the Long
Tom country is partially under water.
At this writing the river is falling.
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GONE DowN.-Advices from San
Francisco received here, stating that,
owing to the drouth then prevailing in
California, there was probability of a
partial failure in the wheat crop, induced
our millers to advance the price of the
article materially in this market. A few
days since a. letter was received from the
agent of the Magnolia Mills at San Fran
cisco, coutaiaing the information that
California had been recently visited with
bountifnl rainfall, and that the danger
of short crops there next season was,
therefore, passed In consequence of
this news, wheat has declined, and is now
quoted at 50955c p bushcl
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PERsoNAL.-Thos. G. Young, United
States Marshal for Oregon, called on US
Tuesday, en- route for Portland. He
seemed to be enjoying life hugely.
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REsULr.-At the special election in
Corvallis on Monday, to fill the vacancy
In the Council from the second ward,
Mr.. f. Fox was elected by ten majority.
The Mercury pronounces Fox "Simon
rure -
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WHEAT.-This article has declined,
since our last report, in this market.
Millers are now offering SO and 55 cents
per bushel.
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CRops,-Farmers tell us that the
growing crops are in fine condition, and
bid fair to yield an abundant harvest.
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RESOLUTIONS OF CoNDoLENcE -
Adopted by the Masonic Lodge at Har-
risburg, will be found on our first page.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, No. GA Front Street,
lining the Telegraph Office, Portland, orego
specia1 COLLECTOR of Claims.

Accounts, Notes, Bonds. Drafts, and Mercan-
tile Claims of every description throughout Ore
gon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well as with due regard to economy in
all business matters intrusted to his and the
proceeds paid punctually.
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CHEAP SEWING MACHINES.

"0o HOME SHUTTLE SEWING h@o
DAo Machine. A double-thread DSo
lock stitch Shuttle Machine stitch alike on both
sides.
h@n Celebrated Common-Sense QfMa
nZU Family Machine. Both ma DSU
chimes fully Warranted for years. Machines
sent to any part of the coast by express, c. o. D.
Agents wanted in every town on the Pacific coast.
Liberal commission.
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine Co.,
2y g. G.. TRAVER,
131, First St. Portland,
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HOUSE WARMING.-The new hotel,
st. Charles, will be opened for the recep-
tion of guests to night-Saturday.
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Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed by the County Court
of Linn county the Executors of the estate of
Preston Morris, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate required to present
them to the undersigned, duly verified. at the
office of Powell Finn, in Albany, in said coun-
ty, within six months from the date hereof
A. B. MORRIS,
O. w. RICHARDSON
January 20, 1870. n20-4w
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sl5 GOOD AS GOLD. $50
BUY THE ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES,
MANUFACTURED BY
THE OROIDE W ATCH co.

i ii Il - IL Old w ATCH CO.
They are all the best make, Hunting cases;
finely chased look and like tine gold, and
are equal in appearance to the best gold watches
usually costing $3.50. FaN.Jeueled Levers, tents
and Ladies' sizes, at SIS each.
Our Double Extra Refined Solid Orode
Gold Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled Levers,
equal to 5000 Gold Watches; Regulated and
Guaranteed to keep correct time and ,eear and not
tarnish, Extra Fine Cases, at $40 each.
No money is required in advance. We
send by Express anywhere within the United
States, payable 20 agent delivery, with the
privilege to open and examine before paid for,
and if not satisfactory returned, by paying the
Express charges. Goods reiH be sent By mail as
Registered Packages, prepaid, by sending cash
in advance.
An Agent sending for sic matches gets Extra
WA TCH FREE, making seren SIS Watches far
$50, $40 Watches for $l20.
Also, Elegant Oroidc Gold Chains, of
latest and most costly styles, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, from 10 to 40 inches long, at 81, 81,
SO, and IS each, sent with watches at lowest
wholesale prices. State kind and size of watch
required, and to avoid bogus concerns. order only
from OROIDE WATCH CO.,
13to l4S, Fulton Street, New York.
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MONEY MARKET.-Legal tenders in
San Francisco, s2a@s3c; Portland,
s24@S3c Gold in New York, 1919.
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Real Estate Dealer.
Correspondence.

Sept. lift.
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ALSO
Are prepared to do MILL WORK furnish Sha-
ker Fans, Zigzag Shakers, Suction Fans, Driving
Pulleys, of any kind, at Factory Lyon
street, ION the river bank), nsxt below Markham's
warehouse.
ALTHOUsE q co.
Albany, February 20, ls69-24
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NOTICE.

nARTIES OWING FREIGHT BILLS will
call and settle Immediately.
On and after January 1st, 1870, no freight
will be delivered until charges are settled.
BEACH 4 M0NTEITH.
Albany, December LIST, 1s7o-13ss
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The subjoined correspondence sufficiently ex-
plains itself:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-19
JOITISGS ABOurT TOWN.

Tie ball OF the N,v York TciNgraphers last even.
ing, IN Apollo Hal, was a grand success.
Commissioner Shields has POSTPONED the eHamina-
o bSoR S SSu III 10 b. to 3Sys On '"' 'Ou'N N'0n"
Thomas Comerlord died yesterday at eli West
min IN street aud snth svenue,
Gideon Lodge, No s, of the slnte Of New York.
Loyal Orange lnstltuton OF the u 8. A. opencd
last evening in Lamartine Hail,
The Thompson collection OF pictures are now at
s be sSa On 81 satarSsg essnSr private WOW OF
Margaret McAverney, while quarelling With her
@ and Sc a hS ~ p TS SoSy sFSsE % her
Geo Greenleaf OF New Durham, n. d.. aged IS, a
nns',reI ie lrom ,canoli to the moor distance ot
TWcnty.second street.
The family OF Mr. Cook, Of 100 West Washington
street Chicago we're dahgeToqsll potonod on Monday
powder prepared in New York.
The Board OF Health yesterday called the Alten.
who died sool, after her confinement at IL Thomas
street, under Suspicious circumstances.
The proprietors Of the Ahins Prsss have bound
published IN handsome folio Volume, which win com.
season. wv
The Fensn war fund is again eaten up, aud not a
SoISeThood hue are lS irn
!he olh headquarters IN Fourth slre Is the scene OF
% office Of w Bailey Lang So g Gun street, and hy
ued NJ u 900 each
A Sun reporter dashed up to Rellcyue last night
10 learn something of Thomas Henderson,, who wac
said to have cut his throat with the exception that
he did not cut his throat but mashed his toes the n'
formation was correct,
Messrs. A. T. Stewart 4 Go, who generally do a
s sS oSS sS s ne @ sSy ca
shcf mon and spsuldng Co inrty.
The Association OF Exempt lFiremen last eyrnink
eleclsd for presd9n rhIp W kngs firsi vicerres
ockerhausen Recording secretary. G.. ", Wheeler /
Financial Secretary Y. c. Hagsdorn and Treasurer,
John u. GlloH.
Peter Knapp aud Walter Williams, aged about Il
years were caPtared Yesterday at the Rre ahroad de
pot, in Jersey city. where they had purchased tickets
for Cincinnati new clothes. pocko pisios aud dirk
knives with Part Of !sS witch the former had stolen
Gas CVlsAnI,
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The Senate discussed the Virginia bill until
$50, ard then, wcsrying of its dresry debate, ad
journed. Tho House resumed the bill for the trans
fer Of the Philadelphia Navy Yard to League Island,
and MIR Dawes Rep., Mass.) srraigned the Admins.
tration for iuexcusable extravaganza. All but one
OF the members OF the Cabinet had increased the
estmste Of expenditures for the current year. Tie
exception was the poor, unpopular Attorney Gen
eral, and he hoped II was not because of that re-
markable trait IN his character that II vas
contemplated at the other end OF the Capitol
to relieve MIN from further public service and
drive him into private life. MIR. MooRE u,ep
N J), presented petition for the permanen ut main e
tenanee OF the Lightboat over the wreck Of the
stcamshlp Scotland, on False Hook, New York
Bay. Mr.. sIoCUN, 0em N. Y) introduced bills
for the er, eiion Of a Poet Once aud other Govern
ment buildings in Brooklyn. and for the removal OF
the Brooklyn Nayy Yard. keierrcd.
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INFLUENCE rs. Law.
VIII Tammauy save sing sing the Di.srace
OF IInrbOrinG such n Lnwyert-Thc kob-
Der sure endercd by his Boujsmnn.

Der ~urrende red By his boudsmnn.
The lawyer johnson, who was arrested some
weeks ago for robblns man OF his watch and
chain. and who was committed by Justice Bxby tor
trial IN the Court OF Sessions was up again In tie
YorkyiIle Police Court yesterday. This johnson
was once arrested for larceny but ne escaped pun
ishment. lie Is the lawyer who WAS excluded nom
the Tombs Police cour! by Justice Downing Tor at
tempting TO defraud poor German OF tl0 In the
present case his trial set down for Monday. but
by mistake, the notice which should have been
directed to onhc,r WIN. Clark, Jr Of the Nineteenth
Ward, was sent to VIM. Clark OF the Fourth Dis
trict Court Luckily the mistake was discovered In
time, and the notice was sent to the right ofhcer.
Ofhcer Clark went to the Court OF Sessions " here
he met johnson In tkt lobby johnson laughed at
the thlng was Qulshed. The oficer, however, went
Jr., explained the case 10 him, and had new papers
drawn under which johnson may serve the state
for some ,ime.
On Monday night, oriccr Clark while patrol!ing
his post on Third sveEue, encoun tercd johnson and
another person " no proved to be his bondsman
johnson again insulted the oficer, and his bonds.
man noticing It, ImmcdiAtey went to the Fiity-
ninth street police station and told the Sergeant
wished to draw his bail and have johnson arrested
Later In the evening Defective Lambrccht found
Johnson promenadlng Third avenue with respect
able young woman, teacher In enc OF the public
schools. johnson boasts that he has influential
friends who have saved him before, aud who will
do again,
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Personal ENCE.

The Committee on Elections have agreed TO give
Gen Van Myck his scat.
Judge Woodruff. Of New York. was a guest OF
Judge Parker, IN Albany, last evening.
The President viii appoint William cumhack, Of
Indaus Minister 10 Portugal, vice shellabargcr. re-
sigucd.
The Maine Board OF Agriculture has elected Sam'l
wasson. of Ellsworth readcnt
j Wilson Shrncr, Of Illinois, has been confirmed
by the Senate ur Governor VI Utah.
james Douglas has becn elected President of the
Sixteenth Assembly District Union kepubcan Assoca'
lion, having three majority over VIM. lsimbeer.
James q, Patterson, President Of the Travellers
Insurance Company OF Hartford. Conn has been Of
fred a talary oi $4,000 TO take the Presidency OF =
New YORK insurance company.
Prince Arthur win start om Montreal on the 2otl'
for New YORK. The President Of the Now YORK Cen.
tra Railway has sent his own private car 10 Montreal
to b5aT tbs Prnce 10 New York
Mr.. George Reyes informs US that the Rev Horace
Cooke was only statesman 10 ha carpet establishment
lie was discharged because he gave TOO much tune "
study, and not enough " basinoss.
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LALoR'S GREAT STEERS.
Ayrault Astonishing tho People OF Pough-
keepsie-The Calf that Tips the Beam Mt
3.3OO-Curiositics for the Central Park.

Ayrault Astonishing tho People of Pough-
keepsie-The Calf that Tips the Beam Mt
3,3O0-Curiositicsf for the Central Park.
Poughkeepsie was agitated yesterday and the
day before BY the arrival Of four enormous steers
The ilghtcst one weighs $500 pounds. They are 800
pounds heavier than any four like animals record
They were raised BY Mr.. George Ayrault, on the
Manchester road They have been purchased by
Mr.. Lalor, of Fulton Market for t3s0O, and their
hides are TO be stuffed and presented TO the Central
lark authorities.
A Sun correspondent had conversation with the
clrcumspect contraband who has them In charge.
The result was not altogcther satisfactory.
REPoRTER-Did you help raise these cattle
CoLoRTD MAS-Ies sab, did, for shua.
RKPoRTEH-Whats the weight OF each one
CoLoRED MAS-Dar, dar, don't be sskin' dat; /
noes notin about 1t.
REPoRTEg-I want the figures for the newspaper.
CoLoRED MAN-Am you one OF dem pencil beav-
crs.
RIPonrER-I am reporter
CoLoRKD MAXWELL, look hesh, my mouf is shet
now am you listnin to met
REPoRTBR-Well, but -
CoLoIED MAN-Dar, nebcr mind now, I isn't
gwyne 10 speak n nuddcr word feah l won't tell the
truth
RKro1rER-whst does that one weigh
CoLoRED MAS-Dats de baby, he weigh hrty-free
huneri.
RKPoRrER-what docs that one weight
CoLORBD MAN-G1ong dar now wild you imper
tincsity don't told you isn't gwyne to conver-
| sashc Mid
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THE ELEMENTS UNCLAIMED.

Tho Ohio River Inuudatipa Its Bonks-A
Tuie Of several Cities-Fcnrfui Loss of
ISte-iiouses Unroofcd-Raiiroad Travel
Suspended.
In Louisville the inhabitants residing near the
river moving the property to safe quarters by
means Of skis and email boats as all that part OF
the city lying on the levee Is submerged.
Prewitts. KY, wns utterly destroyed by the storm
on Saturday night. John MCGOWAN and his daughter
were killed. and another daughter badly injured.
DIR. J. Wilson and wife, living ~ miles west Of
Prewitts Knob, were badly wounded
The storm swept over the Memphis and Louisville
ana the Louisville and Nashville railroads
Every house between Glasgow junction and Cave
City, Ky. SIX miles distant, was blown down, and
twenty lives have been lost.
In Carl City nfty houses were demolished, ten
persons killed outright, aud eighteen wounded. The
Masonic Lodge building and a church were among
the buildings demolished.
In Nebraska the telegraph lines are oil prostratod
In Nashville large number OF houses were un.
rooted.
The storm destroyed the town OF Paine Rock,
ucar Huntersyillc. Mo- Some freight cars standing
on q switch were carried thirty yards away.
The Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are rapidly
rislng,