Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-20
EASTERN DiSPATc HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
TO THE DAILY sENrlNEI.l
The Floods I'm Pennsylvania = Ice
GOrges-The Worst Not Yet.

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me re .i"ne iieie i"s' e'1nnis anu
"e't "se' u ua"', p"e ueroio ny
great SorSe oetwee mere anu Dahshle
taHle. ~ i't,e' s.",ueu 80. sieeii
""ii'sins WIN - soNet", oi'usos !"
teariiS away we puni,c pIiuse Ne
."eeh mere a''i me isiaIu anu hloeh-
amg one si'ah o,'l 81 me other prliSe.
Inc i'a'iInau pri1Se
is sa'e' "aNIis peeh hea'iy ioaoeu
Will coal oaiS'
Pr1rsToN. Pa. March IS.
The loss by the flood here exceeds
half a mill on. The ice is again goryed
at Ransom, three miles above here, to
Il helsht OF ~ ieet. ne soree eNten.aS
Up, we ,rNei ",m'u. nv '"i,e.
Lehisn Valney haiioau tiaeN ON
P,e'e'y coseIeu WI w s.A ioet ueeI.
haing un.ble to shin coal No trains
have reached here either way AZ yet
Tha ,rro,tast anxsasv f. r.It ne IL Tho of.
fact nf liz mnven,ent Of lie oorre
when tbe weather u,o,ierates.
SUNBURY, Pa. March Is.
The prospects below Watsonton, on
the west branch, are about the same
this evening. The town Is in no dan
ger but the farms below are Hooded
aud the river is running through the
helds.
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Inc ICE III the ousIue 'aii'a mere ne,
San =. 'n.Ha
~ i,mlinr hrid.o or Tidau.ata.
Canal an W~rivhtsonyille. IL also
moved a pier of the Columbia bridge.
rendering IL impossible for trains to
cross. The ice and wafer have consid-
erably damaged thetrack>o oil the Penn
Sylvanla Railroad west of here. Ice is
piled on the track, delaying trains and
cutting down telegraph poles.
Atu.rio4., the tow na,b oft,,e canal
20 80, ~, Ia fhhor nr rnas.
"",an ~ ~ paun~I,.ni p.iir"ad
r.'."',o" >" ''SH
Oo'"l"'S "'
WILKEsBARRE, "a, March Is.
The river Is failing SLOWLY TINS aiier
noon. ana IS W nearly TWO ieet be
low YESTERDAY: FOR nve mics below
here the ice Is SCANNED IN q solid mass.
Great tears are ieit at Kingston ies'
another ri>e carry the water through
the cemetery and come down on the
town, in which event the loss VIII be
very great. 1t viii take ten days to
clear the l@hlgh railroad OF Ice, should
the water Tall and there be no further
rise.
severe Snow storms in Iowa
and Mimnes0tn-Eace Horse for
san Francisco-A Biacx Kills
S~wtudIe.
CHICAGO. March IS.
Disnathes report a fearful snow stnrm
Yesterday throughout Iowa and Min.
nesota, stopping the railroad trains
and causing great Inconvenience and
delay TO travel of all description.
"A st. Paul dispatch saws all the rail-
roads have been ~blockatled since Mon
day night, aud the telegraph has been
the only means of communication
with the outside world.
Messrs. McCord and Malone, of the
Fashion stables. San Francisco, are in
this city with about a dozen fine trot-
tiers, recently purchased in Kentucky,
to he taken to San francisco. Several!
of them are intended for j. X. Kcene's
stables. Nearly all the lot are capable
of trotting in the thirties, and taken as
a whole they are said to be the finest
lot of iorses ever brought here. They
leave for San Francisco ms evening.
.n., o. ~ ~ Calm II ryai hara
4 few davsa ago to organize a
for the Black Hills. left pectedly
on Monday evening, after having Sc
cured five dollar RS each from ietween
five and six hundred persons eager 10
90 to the new EI Dorauo.n
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