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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
Also, Agents fer Dr. lie EIc!tau's
Golden Fills
Obstacles to rgarriage.

HAPPY Relief for feuHg Zen from the
.fects o.! 1lToIs and A1ss's ia early life. Alan
hCoG rr>tCr-s lisp GI1sca.s / 1a.II.gs It.
issveti Nr- method ui trtatlufnt New and
r-Ea.rs able y msdies Books ana circulars sent
flee. IN sealed envelopes Asc~sss, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 4l9 y. Ninth ~ Dhilaselph
Pan lhstltHt.os ham. EISR reputation
FOR horortb-s ceadEct ard professional skill.
s=p3-.fa
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Notice.

ILPkESOSs HOLDING q AIHs AGAIEST
Il the Nevada Agricultural Mining ans
u Mechanical ~osleiy are caEs>ted to present
theIs in sdiztsly to the sscr-I.rT, =. l..
Ya.er who will Ds feura 81 the st.es Of the
state Treasurer.
By order 81 the Beard % Trustees
GEUAGh IiELT.
President.
Carson G:y. OssebsT 80. 1877, #
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Fountains, Vases, StstMry,
NERANDAHS.
SuNiFatH HOUSES. AHBCRS,

EAA NDAhS.
SuMMEH HOUSES. AHbCRS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC. ETC.
Cast IL Wrought Iron Ratings,
For Public buildings. and Squares,
Cemetery Lots. Garden Fences, Bal
comics, Roof Ores, iuEs, Sc, III great
variety OF Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For front OF Public Buildings, Ho-
tbs AMI City Streets, Of Plate and
Elaborate Drsi gLs. New and In
proved styles il great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS.
O. Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions. Managers,
Harness Brackets. Cutters, Traps,
Eeutilstors, &C. &c.
WREN DIRK
OF every description, Wire Guards
of CRTMPED WIRE. Galvanized or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WIFE
POLLING SEAT fur Opera Horses,
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. FKIShiSG FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. a very large
ass rt-ent Of Designs expressly for
tits purpose. Estimates GHd Designs
ST. esl "a ''-ai,od, sfaiirg he itHi gf
-.s....- s-sire5. je1s-fn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
c. s. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main Street
G. ". Crafts, general mere .Sndise Main etreet.
Thomas Barry, general merchandise, CONNER
cial street.
Lauer L Swim. general merchandise Main
street.
G. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street.
d. b. kimme. watches and jewe,y. Main street.
| J. b. Emery. general merchandise. Main street.
Ed Fulmer. general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN. hotel. Main street.
| w. Payne. carpenter. Main street
John Rnnyan. painter. corner Commercial and
Wall streets.
DIR. Shelter. physician aud surgeon. wallula
street.
/ Dr. II. Zipf hysician aud rues,ore. Main street.
Rowe x Mcpevi,t, mea, market. Main street
| A. Strauss. commission and storage business.
Main street.
! John Garrech,, meat market. Main street
| n. Hang brewery. Main street
| c. W. Moore L Co.. Firs, National Bank, Main
street.
| John Good. Tonsorial artist. Main street.
| :. c. Silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
| N. G Iuney. hotel. Luna House. corner Mont
gomcry and Conlmrrc al streets.
" W Black. livery aud feed stable. Main street.
wuln Miller. soda fact ~. Wall street
Tlucher Holland. Saloon. Main street
Matt Zapr. saloon. Main street
McChn,ockS stewart. feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street,
Martin Nellenuoyich. resta urant. Wall street.
William Mantx. boot and shoe shop. Main s,rec'.
Hay K Cowan. backsm.ths. Main street.
John Harley blacksmi h. Main street
Henry Freid,ngrr bakery aud frui, store. Main
street.
street.
Chas. Mau;z. boot AMI shoe shop. Main st.eci
Hcman Jones wagon maker. Main street
Josiah ave, black smith. ain street
Thomas Dixon tailor. Maius,reeI
Stuck Iii. carpenters. Main street,
Lester Furgusun. carpenters. Montgomery
street
DIR. Il. simpson. physician aud dentist. CONNER.
ca street.
John Brodhcck frni, and cigar store. Main street.
Il r. Lodge. MATCHMAKER. Main street.
George Bennett. uihulsi.rer Montgomery street
There IL a saw mill ju-t outside d: town o~ned by
Morrill, Tn ,nipkius 4 West. aud another two miles
from town owned by Willis pr,~cni The latter
10 Ia. a lumber yard on Main street. the former al
their mill. The school hou.e and food Tempiar
hall also on Main street. aud one ur two Chinese
stores There is q Methodist, Church on Wall street,
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PLACERVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

J.V.R. WItt-General Merchandise. Plaza
Weller g. Smith-Gen-ral Merchandise
Plaza.
James Engan-Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X Irvin-C"nstabr
John Myer-Postmast-r. Granite street
Myer & Smith-Drugs Il Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
. Ny-r & Snith-Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
AGENTS. Granite street
w. J. Rothwell-Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Observation-Disclosures Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckl.y--Idsho Hotel
Granite street.
Mrs. d. Steckles-Phenix Restaurant.
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes g. Co.-Empirc Meat Mar
ct. Plaza
o. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market.
Jas. McKay-M Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
D. Observation-Disclosures Saloon. Plaza.
Girls. Anderson Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles Kohney-Brewery and Saloon.
Plaza.
Diehl e. Martini blacksmith Shop PLAZA.
Martin Cathcart-Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livrry Stable. Plaza.
p. Langrie-Cabinet Maker. Idaho street.
A. j. Boreland-Cab Maker. Broad
way.
John Merrill-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Cnrvan-Barber Shop idaho
street.
d. c. Holden-Carpenter Shop. Idaho
street.
John Z. Saunders-Carpenter Shop. Gran
street
w. A. Hutchinson-Carpenter Shop. Gran
ito street.
Andrew Folson-Carpenter Shop. Plaza.
Mike Halley-Milk Dealer. Pine street.
wv. Dsvison-Agent Northwestern Stage
C,muauy. Office nternational Hotel.
&c. Shepherd-Psyette Express. Granite
.ett
ri Campbell-Jewclrr and Watcbma ker.
W. Garrett, John Ellis. Philip Cloudrr
Elected School Trustees for be coming
--rr Tor District No. I. April 5tb. le7s.
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-H DESCRIPl ION Or HE MINING CLAIMS
i az John strong offered 1t Sherifs sale having
been made out 80 AZ to include ground below and
above Willis Driscolls water ditch. hereby for
bid the selling Of the same to greater distance than
within sixty feet below the ditch a. my mining pro-
perry extends above and to lilo that far below said
ditch.
l also give notice to al parties that when sold
All interest in said mining ground now offered II
sheriif's sale IL John Strong reserved dumping
privilege the same. which still reserve aud
claim according Ia law.
make public these facts that no future trou
BILE may arire.
August 10. 1875. GEO. Z CHAMBERLAIN.
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Pioneer Business Directory.

Madigan 4 Cannady, general mcrchan-
disc.
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Ecascy. saloon.
Jerry Norman, vegetable stand.
Callahan & Co., draymcn and vegetable
stand
S. b. Connolly, uphols,er and carpenter.
Michael Clarity, livery stable
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Garrty, hotel.
Davincr & CO.. general merchandise.
James Stadtmillcr, brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull & Tucker, woodward.
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo. W. Smith, store.
One Chinese store.
f. A. Stevenson, ditch owner
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

.EAv.You ORDERS AT SILsBY' Persons desir
g,o lie called up Of mornings ut an earlier hour
ali usual will please leave their orders 1T the Post
Ic4 Rookst,,re. JOHN FRANK.
Night Waterman.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Haupv Relief for Young Men from the Ell.
feet. az Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Res.ored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
met hod Of treatment. New aud remarkable rene.
dies Books and circulars sent free. IN sealed en-.
.sionea. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 4l9
= ortiz Ninth St. Philadelphia, pa.,-an Institution
wing high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
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cENrERv1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

G. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Express oflice-C
w. Crafts. Agent
Jerome Brardsley. fruit. cigars and beer.
Jerome Hrardsley. blacksmith shop.
C. G. Mrflert. hotel,
Hardin 4 DAILY. butcher shop.
s Dempsey, livery stable.
joe Brousnu. boot and shoe maker.
Fred Hrohrin, cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hay and feed store.
Postofiicr. p. }. Moore. postmaster.
Louis Perre. restaurant.
CHANNEL & Church. saw mill.
Il. +. ChanEelI n Co., ditch.
s. K. G"ldtrsp. ditch
Hung VIZ Chung, Chinese store.
Sc Lung Co, Chinese store.
Glue K-e Co, Chinese store.
Glue Kr Co, butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store. -
Y. Harmon, doctor.
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sSaaho JSem;:- ,ueeklY Uosld
ROSE CRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
wm. \. Morris-Agen, Northwestern stsge Com
apany; also. ". F. 4 Co.'s Agent
". G. Tstro-Proprietor Rocky Bar Stage Line.
VIM a. Nye-Drug Store
FIR Coffin l. o.-Stoves Tin and Hardware.
tC W. Moore-First National Bank Of Idaho.
p PeAy-Harnese Saddle and Leather Depot
T. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries and Clothing.
r B. Reed 4 Co-Dry Goods. Groceries, and
sClothing Wines and Liquors
D. Falk Co.-Dry Goods, Groceries. and Cloth.
ling.
L schwabacher 4 co.-Dry Goods, Groceries. and
Clothing
P. Sonna-Groceries. Hardware. Iron and eel.
c. Jacobs-Flouring Mill and Distiilery.
Bilderbeck h Schnsbel-GrOceres etc.
C. Jacobs-Dealer in Flour, Bacon and Whisky.
s. Spiegel-variety Store.
D. Levy-Groceries.
p characteristics.
Mrs. p. COhen-variety Store.
j. b. Broadbent-Jewery, Clocks and Watches
u. Brumm-Jewelry Watches and Clocks.
p Humphry-Jewelry. Clocks aud Watches.
James A. Pinney-Book and Variety Store
VIM Bayhouse-Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Pollard-Boot aud Shoe Maker.
J. Stool s-Boot and shoe Maker.
"A. B. Moason-Furniture Store and Cabinet Nh
.ker.
A. HSgxr-Furnture Store.
Mrs Chas. Ostr,er-Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs. Isaacs-Mil!inery Store aud Dress Maker
Mrs Wineheimer- Dress Maker.
J. Slocum-Dealer in Hay and Grain.
]. Case-Produce Store and Dealer in Grain
Jas. H. Twogood-Depot Agricultural Implements
and Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
b. Curry-Photographic Artist.
RE Howlett-Assortment Store.
F. Dangei-Bakery.
D. Levy-Bakery.
G. W. Cess 4 Co.-Meat Market.
VIM II. James-Meat Market.
J. A. Bennett Co-Neat Market.
Capt. ]. W. Grifhu-Oyer!and Hotel
Bush Young Central Hotel
A. p Turner Turner House-hotel
j. H. Gordon-Capital Restaurant
J. Sheffer-Confectionery and chop House
Acnew 4 Race-Liyery Stables and Feed Corral.
C. Howell-Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
-Chss Nelson-Liyery Stable and Feed Corral
W Morse-Corrsl and Feed Stable.
C. Hunt-Corra! and Feed Stable.
A. Rossi-Lumber Yard
B. T. Howlett-Lumber Yard.
Barrett Wiiliams-Lumber Yard.
A. }. Observation-Disclosures. Wagon, blacksmith ana
Gunsmi;h Shops.
J. Il. Jackson-Biacksmith Shop.
H Thompson-B blacksmith Shop.
Baldwin K Hemphili-Blae ksmith shop.
G " Stilts-Backsniiih shop
J. oods-Blacksmi;h shop.
re Maupin-Foreman n. ". 5. Co.'S Machine ,
Shops
W. c. Carltou-Foreman n. W. Co.'S CaTriae /
-3hops.
s De Lord-Sma Grocer
o. .obbns-Wood Yard.
Eein Bros.-Wood Yard.
IL Authenticated Yard.
Ben. Acknowledgements shop.
N. Byri-Carpenier shop.
F. torb .s-Carpenter shop
George Eilis--tarpenter shop.
George EnglehArt-Carprn'er shop.
I. Landii -Carpen;er shop.
II. Acknowledgements shop.
Can't. Allen-t arp.nt-r Shop.
Fred. acknowledgement. Severa! Others. names
not known.
Bayhouse L MISUNDERSTANDING Saloon and Bath
House
There il also q Barber shop in Overland Hote
buildings name OF proprietor not yet ascertained |
]. Siuclair-Taiior Shop.
L. F. Cartee-Frut Trees and general Nursery.
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aheG'ttelIiae ~.

We have no desire to engage in a dis
cussion with our correspondents o, H.
in regard to the merits Of John Mitchell
We still adhere to the opinion expressed
in Tuesdays issue, viz: that man who
could engage in rebellion in the interest
Of slavery against tho existence Of the
U. S. Government Is a poor sort OF libeF-
ty loving patriot He simply wants lib
erty for himself aud hiS friends, like the
man who prayed for himself and Wife
"brother John and his wife, US four and
no more" lie hated oppression in Ire
land but was willing to OyertuFn a free
government in America, to establish
slavery on is ruins, The excuse made
for him is that he joined hands
with tho South to put down Know
Nothipgism. why did not Carl scharS
strike hands with the South to nc
GompIish the same result, instead Of
cooperating with VIM. IL, Seward and
Horace Greeley to that cndY But there
Is nothing in this excuse put forward on
behalf Of Mitchell, Tho crusade Of Know
Nothinglsm was one thing and the war Of
the rebellion was another. One preceded
the other several years. lfJohn Mitchell
was incapable Of distinguishing between
the two he was a poor excuse for leader
in Ireland, II he was capable and'lid not
choose to do so, he is not entitled to tho
sympathy ofAmorican patriots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-01
COLUMBUS.

TWO coNvIcEs ESCAPE PROM A TRAIN,
COLUMBUS, March 3l.-Wm. Bookey
and James Parker, two prisoners being
brought from Toledo 10 the penitentiary
under sentence for burglary, jumped from
the train while going at the rate Of thirty
miles an hour, near Orange Station, II
miles from this city, to-day, and es'
capped. Up to this hour neither Of the
conviCts have been heard from.
GOV. ALLEN ON THE MINING TROUBLES,
Several prominent coal operators cal
led OH Gov. Allen to-day and informed
him that they had good reason To believe
that serious trouble might be expected
at Nelsonyille before long from the mis-
chief making coal miners OF Hooking
Valley, and that they called to obtain his
opinion as to what they had better do un-
der the circumstances. The Governor
informed the party that he had issued q
proclamation to the local officials 10 use
their full authority to prevent bloodshed
or deStruction!to property, and that, with
the law, was amply sufficient to meet all
cases. The Governor declined to give
any advice as 10 what steps the coal
operators should take to protect their
property, saying that the citizens must
cOnStrue the laws for themselves, and
that It was his business to act when the
laws were violated rather than TO an
ticipate their violation.
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Ice Flood al WiIIkesbarre- Mar
row Escape eOf'KnilWay Trains.

WILKEsBAHRE, March II Tile loot Ot
Ransom gorge Inns lodged against the foot
Of this gorge without starting Il. The
water haa risen foot and half here In
little over IN hour and is now twcnty.One
feet above low water mark, but the gorge
shows no signs Of giving way and may
hold out through the night. The water
Is backing up ut West Pittston, aud Ia
Just beginning to food that place. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad Is flooded he.
tween here and PittstOn and all trains
have been abandoned between the two
places and there are no mails from tho
north. The lust train down reached here
at seven this evening, two hours behind
time. A LaCkawanna and bloomsbury
train was lust ahead Of II anl both we're
filed with passengers. The track was
covered with water fer distance Of
mile and d half, and in some places II was
so deep IA to cover the second step Of the
cars and came within two or three inches
Of running into The fire box Of the engine.
The current across the track was rapid
and carried with IL great cakes Of Ice,
railroad stills, fences and logs. The trains
moved slowly and had TO stop every few
feet To remove the distractions. The
north train, number 4, was met on the
inundated track with ils baggage car of
the rails, the hind truck having been
caught BY an Ice boulder. Tie baggage
was removed, The car cut loose and left In
The flood. Men rode Oh the front Of the
engines on the down trains, and The steps
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G.rcnt Haul Of Counterteitcrs.

RICHMOND, VA, March 3l.-A special
to the Dispdtch says that the officers Of the
United States secret service made raid
into the counties Of Scott, Wise, Russell,
Buchanan, smythe and Montgomery, in
this State, and arrested nine manufactur.
ers Of counterfeit money. A large
amount Of counterfeit coin, bills, dies,
plates, &c., were captured. The leader Of
ihe gang, Joe Mullins, made q desperate
resistance, attempting to shoot his captorS.
The prisoners were brought to Abingdon
and committed TO Jail. Three other squads
of mounted officers are to be heard
from, and they are hourly expected to
come in with about twenty more prison.
ers. The United States officers are under
the direction Of Chief Wuslburne. The
Government detectives have been on the
track Ot.thcse co,interielters for the last
len wears,
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pRoytDENCE, II. l., March 3l.-.A
meeting Of the Republicans opposed II
the proceedings Of the late Republicar
State Convention filled the Academy OIL
Music this evening. Alderman Eaton
presided. A resolution repudialing The
Convention nominations WIS passed, and
ROLAND A. Hazard was nominated for
Governor and Daniel Il. Day for Lieut.
Governor by reclamation. Although
Hazard Ia not classed as a public pro.
hibiliOnist II Ia thought that tie PrOhibl.
ZIONIST Convention will adopt these nomi.
nations in place Of Howard and Van.
nnnLlL.
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AIlegheny C,attie.

EAST LIBERTY, March Si.-CATTLE--Re.
ceipts to-day b7S head, making for the past
two days 7O5 head. TheSuppiy for the yard
sales was very light, but mostly q good
quality and bringing good prices. The
through stock has been heavy, and Eastern
buyers not taking hold very readily, several
Of them having been West and bought
there. Extra 20 76a7 90; best 30 26a0 621f
medium to good 70 60a6 10; common 10 fair
"a 76a6 %; bulls $la5 90.
1Ious-ReCeipts to-day 1910 head, and
for the past two days 1856 head. Workers
~ 1Oa7 10; best IS 60ag 90.
SHREP-ReGeipts to-day $500 head, and
for the past two days 10000 head. Best
20 26a0 IS; medium S5 00a5 10.
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The river was falling lasteyening, with
10 feet 10 inches in the channel.
The Carrie Brooks passed down on
route Tor ZRnesyille.
The Express was detained about ten
hours by breaking her iller rope. She
got in at $50 A. n. and returned to Par
kersburg at noon.
The Dexter, Baltic, Fred. Wilson No, 2
and Bengal Tiger passed down with coal
toWs.
The Courier will leave for ParkerSbnFg
this morning at l0i o'clock.
The Mallie Ragon will be at the wharf
this morning, and depart for Pittsburgh
at AN.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth,
passed up atSA.M, with fine passenger
fhe dry docks have been repaired, aud
were put in operation yesterday upon q
barge,
The Science Is lying at the mouth Of
the creek, a "a MicaEber, waiting for
something 10 turn up"
The Point Pleasant (W. Va,) RsgisieF
says: The other night while the Ohio No.
4 was attempting to make . landing at
our wharf she struck a barge loaded with
coal and sunk II, The barge and coal be-
longed 10 the Sterling Coal Company OF
this county, The boat IL not damaged
very much, but lying rs II does on q rock
pile, Is liable 10 break In two,
Fare between Pomeroy and Gallipolis,
% cents; from GallipoliS to Point Pleas
ant, 10 cents; to Addison, 10 cents; Che
shire, 20 cents.
lBy Telegraph.
PrTsBuRsH, March S1.-Riyer II feet
8 inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant,
sr. LOUIS, March Sl.-Arriyed-Rob
Roy, from Keokuk. DepaFted-Fannie
Lewis, for the Missouri RiYsrj Atlantic,
Kountz and Howard, for New Orleans.
River rising and all the upper streams
swelling, There was q heavy rain this
morning, and II has been wet al day and
cooler.
NASHVILLE, March Sl.-Riyer rising
again; ~ feet on the shoals. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived Alex.
Kendall, from the Upper Cumberland;
]. s. Meals, from Smithland. Departed
j. s. Meals, for smithland.
CAIRO, March 81. Arrived - Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Arlington, Clncin-
natl; Charles Brown and Julia, 81. Louis,
City Of Vicksburg, Yicksburg, Departed
Belle Memphis, 81. Louis. River 40
feet and falling. Raining; mercury "a.
CINCINNATI, March Sl.-Riyer % feet
8 inches and rising, Weather fair and
warm. Departed = Ebert, Pittsburgh;
Warner, Shawneetown.
MEMPHIS, March Sl.--Riyor about
stationary. There was asnow storm this
afternoon, during which the chimney Of
the ferry John OYerton was blown down.
The boat was otherwise damaged 10 the
extent Of $1,000. Departed = Glencoe
and Yeager, ST. Louis; Morgan and Sher-
lock, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March 31.-Riyer fallen
l 2-l0 feet; % 6-l0 feet in the canal. Up
-Minneola and George Roberts. Down
Grey Eagle, Pat Cleburne and Florence
Lee. Weather cloudy raining this even
Ing; mercury o. to ". Buslnesa active.
LoUBvI1LE, March 31.--Riyer rising
with 10 feet O inches In the canal and 3
feet o inches in the chute. Arrived
Exporter, New Orleans; Vint Shinkle
and Alexander Swift, Cincinnatij Etna,
Ironton. Departed = Exporter, Gin
cinnati; Vint Shinkle, Memphis; Swift;
st. Louis; Etna, Ironton. ff
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Nrw YoRk, March sl.-This morning
while six labOrers on the Easton 4 Am
boy Railroad were sitting in construc
tiCn car, II was pushed over an embank
mcnt fly feet fligh by a train backing
against Il. Antoine Tnrrcll was instantly
killed, and Michael Much and two other
(names unkhbwn) were fatally injured
Oswald Gurrier and Jessie D. Garlin hat
their legs crushed.
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desperate Attempt at Suicide.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Mrs. Anna
Meyer, n widow, residing at 359 Main
street, made n desperate and probably
successful attempt ut suicide this after
noon. A young woman In a cigar store
below heard two shots fired up stairs, and
running up, found Mrs. Meyer with a
revolver in her hand and her face bleed
ing. She endeayored to take the revolver
from her, but the frenEied woman threat
ened to shoot her, and she left for aid,
Immediately afterward two more shots
were heard, and Mrs. Meyer was found on
the floor, bleeding and insensible. Last
week suit was begun against her to re-
cover 81 500 which q party claimed was
due him from her husband. This and
other financial troubles, previously en-.
countered, are supposed TO have rendered
her insane. There are but little hopes
Of her recsvery. She had family Of
four children, the oldest but ten years Of
uUn