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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07
DIED..

KILLINGSWORTH. the 30th ult., in
Hartford county, JOHN PRICE, infant son
of Jno. c. and Mamie p. Killingsworth,
aged six months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

Mrs. Nelson offers her entire Stock of
Millinery Goods at cost, and Straw Hats
far below cost, to make room for a full line
of Fall styles. The latest styles and shades
will be found there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The market continues steady. New crop
Hay is coming forward freely, and is sell
ing at $e2@25 per ton. For old crop we
quote as follows: Cecil county Timothy at
$26@2S; Maryland and Pennsylvania do.
at $25@26; mixed at $23025, and Clover
at $20@22. Straw-$16 for rye; $11 for
oat, and $9(910 for wheat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

Religious. second Quarterly Meet
ing for Elkton NJ. E. Church will begin on
Sunday, August 18th. Morning services
by the pastor. Evening, by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. J. B. Quigg. Quarterly Con-
ference, Monday morning.
GEO. A. PHGBUs.
Patronage, Elkton, Md, Aug. 5th, 1875.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

g- The old folks say, was young, but
now am old, and l never used any soap
better than the Wilmington City" 3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07
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sB- Go into store in Cecil county on
wash day and sit one hour, and you will
hear enough calls for more Of MooRE's
Wilmington City Soap" to make you
dream at night, you are making soap in a
tin pan with tea spoon for ladle. Try
it. 2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07
THE "RING'S" SLATE.

We copy the following from the Bali
MORGAN Democratic of Saturday last
Already We hear that the Ring" is
parceling out the places and arranging the
rewards for fidelity and hard labor. 1t is
quite time enough to adjust these matters
few months hence; but hungry politicians
are rarely burdened with that virtue known
as modesty. One who has had the ear and
confidence of the victors says the following
programme may now be announced with
safety:
The name of the Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyte
will be presented to the National Demo-
cratic Convention in 1876, for the posi-
tion of Vice President.
l. Freeman Raisin, at present Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, will be Collec-
tor of the Port of Baltimore.
Arthur p. German is to be President of the
State Senate, and should his valuable life
be spared, will succeed the Hon. John
Lee Carroll, of Maryland.
The Hon. James Black Groome will be ten
dered the Presidency of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal.
Jesse X. Hines is to be retained as Admiral
of the Oyster Fleet, with additional ves-
sells and increased salary.
George Cotton to be State Printer, and it
will be folly for any other man to offer
VIM. Hollinsworth Whyte, son of United
States Senator Whyte, is to be Secretary
of State under Mr.. Carroll.
Hon. Edward Lloyd, of Talbot, is to be T..
S. Senator in place of the present incum-
bent, the Hon. Geo. r. Dennis.
Michael Bannon will hold the keys to all
the official appointments for Anne Arun-
del county.
George w. Nutwell to be Tobacco Inspec-
tor, in place of the present incumbent,
Mr.. Joshua Linthicum.
All the Tobacco Warehouses will undergo
a radical change.
This programme, as agreed upon by the
Ring, looks very pretty, but there's many
4 slip between the cup and lip. Contin-
gcncies innumerable and complications
without number may arise before the cleo
ton upon which these appointments will
depend can take place.
Suppose the next President of the United
States should not happen to be Demo-
crat; and suppose Mr. Carroll should not
be elected Governor of Maryland. What
then?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

AUGUST FLowER.-The most miserable
beings in the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More
than seventy-five per cent of the people in
the United States are afflicted with these
two diseases and their effect; such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual costive-
ness, impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit of
the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagreeabe taste in the mouth, COM
ing up of the food after eating, low spirits,
&c. Go to the Drug Store of II. II. Nit
chel, Elkton, or E. B. Frazer, Port De-
post, and get 70 cent bottle, or sample
bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-07

peCulldE circumstances. liz was CODQemQ-
ed to be quartered, and his legs and arms
were attached to four horses. But either
the Abbe's limbs were uncommonly strong
or else the horses were uncommonly weak,
for he resisted all their efforts. Struck
with admiration at his heroic conduct, his
prosecutors embraced the martyr and his
religion, certainly a signal triumph for
muscular Christianity.
The bump of irreverence appears to
predominant among the citizens of Marion
county, Ohio. Gen. 8. F. Cary, the infla-
ton candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
went there to speak recently, and in their
| efforts to get together the usual "enthusi-
astic audience" a drummer asked an old
settler if he was not going to hear the
speech. "Wall, l rather think not,' was
the reply, coupled with this forcible but
not especially polished commentary: "Of
the two you may as we'll expect me to 90
| to skunk's funeral and kiss the corpse -
After the initiation orator had departed, the
following inscription was posted opposite
the scene of his windy effort: 1" Garry and
Bill Attentive bushels of wind in bushel
bag"
Colonel Boudnot has addressed large
meeting of people of the Choctaw Nation,
at Caddo, in the Indian Territory, and at
the conclusion of his speech resolutions
were adopted embodying it's views. These
resolutions recommend the establishment
of United States Courts in the Indian Ter
ritory; recognize the Grand Council, which
meets annually at Ockmulgee in the Creek
Nation as the Legislature of the Territory,
and ask the Superintendent of Indian AZ
fairs to select more convenient point on
the railroad for the holding of its sessions;
ask Congress to provide for the election of
Delegste from the Territory; declare that
any legislation by Congress relating to the
Territory should provide for liquidation
of the claims of the tribes against the
United States; and protest against the set
Element of any more Indians in the Terri
tory without the consent of the people
among whom they are to be located
An almost incredible story of cruclties
to prisoners in the Texas Penitentiary is
verified by report to the War Department.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Glue and SheiIac,
ETC, ETC.
X. p. PIXLkY.

W We will at all times rec. i've from sstrsns
GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS and General pro,,u,.
at MARKET RATES.
Tp2s-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

Energetic George White has finished
the work Of repairing the Z street vir.
CHINA Tunnel, and the cars now delive,
great loads of lumber right on the
ground of the Consolidated Virginia
mine, where the repairs to the hosting
works are going on.
To-Day is fixed as the time for arraicn-
ing for trial before the District Court the
man Scott, who tried his hand SO clum-
silly and unsneoessfully as highway
robber awhile since.
STATE FAIR PREMIUM L1fr.-The Reno
J0urna! of this morning will contain the
official list of all premiums awarded 3,
the late State Fair. The list will Also
appear in the weekly Journal, published
Tomorrow.
IRE GRIND JURY stands adjourned to
the 9th instant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
BORN.

In Carson. on Thursday, November Z, to IL.
wife of ". I. (BUckl DAVIS, a daughter
We get the foregoing in the shape of brie.
communication from the elated dad. who an.
ponds TO his announcement the statement thu,
the little one is birthday present. This NAV
mean that the child being present at its own
birth, therefore, and So forth 1t NAV Also
mean that it being the bahys birthday and
Itself being presented TO its darling mamma
therefore it is to be regarded in the light Of
small souvenir to Mrs. Buck. Or it may mean
mat tins bornilg was done as something con
teinporsneous with the anniversary OF Mrs.
Davis natal day, or what is quite a. likely.
bucks Come 10 heft the matter, We guess it
must be Buck who considers himself as having
had present in the form Of this gal baby COM
fnemorarlve of that suspicious November ,lay
when he first saw the light of heaven as if
SHINES over the Arkansas traveller and resident.
Anyhow Buck is as happy full moo. and has
emphasized his happiness by loading down the
Editorial table of the ArPEAL with small shin
load Of champagne. May this gal baby be as
lively ss this generous wine and live I, maxi
is proud papa and dear mamma as ,nirtbfr1
md happy as judicious indulgence in the |
aIle naketh the heart glad
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
HOTEL ARRlVALS,
TGentsa Ro-Eig ht.

An awkward hitch in providing thi.
office with needed information on
Wednesday night left us no other alter
native than to announce that the Jack
Dramatic Company would, as per pre-
vious announcement, open the Carson
Theater last night. The bills had all
been printed with Thursday night in
thsm; but along in the latter part of the
afternoon message came down from
Mr.. Jack announcing the postponemept
OF the perform nee until tonight
While preparing to act upon this infor-
nation an agent Of the troupe came into
our office and told US to "hold on until
he got further news, in which event he
would tell us what to do. Well, to make
long story short, We held on, and
as he not come back We went ahead and |
MADE the announcement, regularly, that |
the play would be rendered as Der orig
mai announcement. 1t seems, however.
That the postponement had been fixed
ON. Ibis left nothing to do but to
change the date on the bills by printed
slps ana to Otherwise proceed to set the
pubic night on the matter. This leaves
It for us to say that the drama of Uncle
Toms Cabin will be presented tonight
with the whole company and in the very
best possible style. 1t is unnecessary
Tor Us TO repeat that the theater has lust t
been overhauled and renovated and tba, ;
everything Is very much more spacious t
han ever before. Go to the DO, ofiic. ,
and get your seats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
The following horse. have entered

Ths following horses ks,. entered.
81 A. littell names bh " ildidle, by Australia,
Jam lsiewild, by Lexington: b,esrs OLD
inNliAs Is, Faucet nbmVp h h ,riuetrs,i 4 '
nllroy, dam sister TO Kuric, hy hup. h,,si.
eien; years old.
WI iAtrl'L names m hattie psass by p', rt
dAm Minnie kansheld, by lup. oltu,u., 8
Joe ianisls nslpes Oh h springtsl, by Austrs
ian, dam Hester, by Lexington: 3 yoars old
-. hhId"in nance Oh b lutherf, ri, Nv Az
naIian' dsm Irroliie, ~ Lhineton, ysap
WIN. 4. Walden nance th h Revenue, Dr.. D.,
heNehse, dam Mamie Harper. by al,u.e
aged.
Il. e. q li,nlon n'mes Inn fsnLie Hall. by Ne
FOLK, dam Mimi, by Belmont, .,,ars old
- q. simpson names Oh b Hockhu,Eipy, ~
hlnrrssttr, dam Young Fashion, By aul
Monarch, 9 years Old.
Colonel NTH nsmes ch d Chance. by Nsrtu,.
dam Ann"tt, by Lexington, 5 years old.
~ The horse will he called az half .a.t
Que aud vii! start promptly NJ two o'.loch
N,B.-Any hsrss hiteen minuiss tshina tim,
the @ hers vii ret the word to.o.
Al. BRYANT, Prssideni
'sas MANS, Secretary. ..i. Id
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
COUGH lUIeNceS.

ga There is unquestionably no other rcrned y
Nso certain in its effects. AsTHMA WINTER
COUCH, BR'NCBTTIs AND DISORDERS OF TAR
THROAT alike yield to its influence. The highest
medical testimony states no better eur. for these
complaints exists now proved by over half
century : expo ricnccl. They contain no opium.
ihorphIa or any violent drug. kEArING's CoUou
LozENGEs. prepared by THOMAS HEATING. Lev
don, Britain, are sold by all Druggists Agents
for the faciAS Coast, EEDISsao, !, II, .rprrxR
W. SAL iianelsco- hfrit.4J7-3v
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

THE FAvoEITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner Of King and Ormsoy streets, is becoming
the fayorite resort Of this city. The greg,
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
pest OF wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first CARS Pedro Gam, for M
amusement of guests, q cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomrnen
iations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05


. 1Ios'-We certainly hope there NAV l.,
E no lack Of thorougbness in the name
s of investigating the affairs Of the Stat,
E Prison. Certainly after ali that ha,
I been said and done it would be = de.
t p'oratle conclusion IL this formal in.
duisition sbould fall shoit Of a tnoronph
and complete search into everything re-
lating to the administration Of the affairs
OF the Wsrdcn'S office. What has been
done and when the history and nature
OF all recei pts and disbursements the
prices and qualities Of things bought
and made, these should be pursued with
an unerring and unfalier;ns inquisition.
Nothing less than such complete ran
sackirG as this will be satisfactory TO the
! public who await with interest The II.
suit. But-and We make the suggestion
! while coufess.Dg that We know nothing
Of what has been done or is doing by the
experts employed - we would suggest
/ that this Investigation sho1ll lie con-
Quoted with as much expedition is pos
..; :; - 10y VIZ, /
"i' lhaeHh'tt'A' making lat !
bills FOR tybcTis nni Nv = urr4-.,t,l ,
suspension - the Warden ,frfrIe}ly ,s
~ '-,-h - us "iH.e i'iiv-ethtF. We
~. "H any ny ans 'l''''i 1" fh>lhn#te
that Messrs. Eldridge and Hanfrrd ~.
nursing the!r Job. I0r do ~ ,lc,ile
to hint that the Eoarl ar ;al in. a
roundabout way to opst tn Walden
without n tiia! but We rcrr,s.,F 49,
lar FEELING If in,pa.i5,.,a 10
D"'i" u"hc Ah""lh. OF what they
'''.'" '''' '"h''fhlhH 81. iifman
ne ofSAfii|-d Tie IEson
mi INV ''hei vi e' s. ABOUT t1N ri
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

FeaatalEs. Vases, S.alusry,
VERANDhIlS.
suFNsR Rcgsts. agsoRs.
CHAIRS, Settlers, ErC., Kys
Cast 4 Wrought Iron Railing.
~ Public Buildings, and Square,
C.g't'-y Ivts. Tar ZEN f,nos, ps.-
runi's, Roof CT,s,lrrt Sc, u y,esi
variety ~ Patterns.
LAMP POSTS
sor fr.nt. ~ Public puilai,,s. ~,
tbs sul ely Sir,pfs, " Plate and
! ab"tG'e l't,E.h New ana tn.
proved styles ia great var ~,
SEAiiLR iiiIiSDs,
Nv Gas. and MraanAt Iron q, New
aud Improved ~i.l.s. sti,h as iis,
l!seis, Stall Divisions, Msa,.r,.
Harness Brackets. Usttcrs, Trap,
NcnsilE;ors, Ne. Nc.
Nlitl6Ckh
Ofevcry de'cripf ion, Wire GUIANA
81 Chrsrsp WINS, Galvanized q.
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS, WIZ
FOLDING SEAT for op.ra iIors,,
Theatres, Concert Halls aud Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING NTAIAy
FOR STREET ISIS. Avery lsrar
80, rtpent " Designs expressly ior
ihis pUrpote. fatnd',s aud B,s.gs.s
'ent ~ sttitosiis., ss'lsS "a t,.J a
rorh a,nrea i,lpeu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
i.ns">s styles in Millinery Goods
Dress Making. etc.

Mrs, {. Cunningham Of the C,rk.ti BIs.,
whose opening Of Fall goods las, week was sp
largely attended b.. tn. ladies Of Carson, and
whose stock Of honnet-, srtifcIal flowers etc
L. =" bonufiiul. l. constantly IN tLn r,,a ir,t of
10" invoices of all sorts uf things in tl,. Iat,st
patterns OF hats. etc. -tr. Als- her ia lite.
for fashionable dress InAkinx ar. 'I,d -,
Nevada as her rtr reputation Tor -Ieg,qu, At-
ana ,tHilsh trimming full, attest.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28

THE inquest ON the body of Alice
Jackson, the child who died, as is al
legged, from an over dose of morphine,
prescribed by Dr.. Richardson, was re-
sumed yesterday afternoon by Coroner
Maley. DR.. A. l.. Carrick, who made
the post.mortem examination, stated
that the presence of morphine in the
stomach was not established, and that
in his opinion the child died of cohges-
ton of the brain, the consequence of
scarletina. Mrs. Catherine Brady, the
next witness examined, stated that of
the two prescriptions which the doctor
wrote the one called for powders which
she administered to the child, when IL
Immediately went to sleep. She left it
thus, and when summoned to come back
the child was dying. Annie Jackson,
the mother of The deceased, stated
that when the doctor was leaving after
having prescribed for her and the Chi Id,
Annie called him back and told him that
Alice was very restless, whereupon he
prescribed, at the same time saying,
aGive her one every three hours and
they will make her rest" She went to
the drugstore and brought back two
bottles and powders for Alice. On the
I'd of January, when. the doctor came to
examine her throat she told him that he
had killed her child, and he said, "Keep
still and mind your throat. Alice was
going to die anyhow" He did not say
that she had given the wrong medicine.
DR.. f. Schmuck testified that from the
condition in which he found the child ne
was confident 1T died from an overdose
of morphine. Moses Kahn testified tc
the character Of Mrs. Jackson.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28

In the course of the lee ture Friday
evening the following illustr ative "Read-
ings" will be given:
Passages from the Tragedy of Othello
concerning the VOW OF the Moor to sacrl-
flee Desdemona on the altar Of outraged
chastity.
Passages from Holy Writ regarding
Jeptha and his Daughter.
Portals appeal for mercy.
Extracts from the Tragedy Of Henry
", and the Scriptures, comparing the
characters of Absalom and Boiling
broke.
Statement from the Bible concerning
the sore distress OF saul Tor the success
sion OF David.
Scene between Saul and the Witch OF
Endor.
Selections from Shakespeare, pre-
senting the determination Of Macbeth ITO
know by the worst means the worst'
OF his fears about Banquo, and his line
of succession.
Scenes from the Tragedy "Macbeth
and the Witches"
Likeness between Lady Macbeth and
Jezebel.
Contrast between Lady Macbeth and
Jael, "the wife of Heber the Kenite."
Illustrations--the murder OF Duncan
and the Staying OF Sisera.
The song of Deborah and Barack.
The death Of Saul and Macbeth con
trasted.
The murder scene of King Duncan.
.'The crack OF doom" and "the great
doom's image" of Shakespeare, compared
with the Prophet Isaiah.
"The heavens shall vanish away like
smoke, and the earth shall wax old like
A garment. and they that dwell therein
shall die in like manner"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
Dr.. Browns Vegetable Cosmetic
Lotion.

At the request of many thousands Of ladies
and gentlemen of this and other cities, have
determined to offer this great remedy to the
public and have established an office and lab
ratory here for it's introduction to all persons
afflicted with any form Of Skin diseas, and es-
pecially such cases as have heretofore banned
eminent physicians in their cure.
offer this remedy to the public In confidence
that its merits will come up to the standard
represented, having had experience In all the
larger cities both Of Europe and America in
the treatment of the various skin diseases to
which this great preparation is adapted. AS
remedy, it is the result OF years OF experience
and investigation.
The following diseases readily succumb to
its curative properties, and rapidly disappear
when used according to directions, VIZ: n :
Piles, MOLES, BLOTCliES, RING Nv ORM,
TETTER, FLESH w ORMS, LIVER STAINS,
and all ailments pertaining to the skin, chang
| ing loughness and sall)wness to the roseate
hues of health.
Hundreds of testimonials can be seen at my
Office, and all persons afflicted with any form
| of skin disease are invited to call.
have determined TO put this LOTION with
| in the reach of all, and supply will be found
at my office,
| $2OO per bottle Sent by expross on receipt
Persons ordering from a distance will please
| state the NATURE of their case, as the remedy
may have to be modified somewhat to meet the
demapd OF each separate case.
DIR. j. BROWN, Proprietor,
| ~ Weat seventh ST.,
1928 s.Ist,Th, ,S&Tu CINCINNATI, o.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
That Handkerchief.

Tuesday evening young man called
ON a gentleman acquaintance whom ne
expected to find alone, but was ushered
INTO the presence of five or six ladies.
Under ordinary circumstances this un-
expected array of beauty would not
have awed him or perplexed him, but
Just at the time he Glanced to be labor
ing under huge chew OF tobacco. AS
the Juice Of the vile plant filled his
mouth he glanced around in search OF a
spittoon. No such article was visible.
He grew warm, and questions addressed
to himself he could only answer with
nod or a shake of the head. just as the
tobacco began to steal out of the corners
of his oYerburdened mouth he bethought
him of his handkerchief. Hastily draw
ing it from his pocket, he raised the 9TH
er hand and pointed toward the window.
While the ladies were looking In that dl-
rection, trying to ascertain Wlat had
attracted his attention, he quickly
.sauirted load of tobacco i'll his hand
kerchief, folded it up and placed 1t III
his pocket. Thus relieved from the
cause of his embarrassment. and feeling
that his strange conduct had excited the
surprise of the party, he eXerted all his
powers of mind AND manner to remove
whatever unfavorable impression ne had
created. He chatted and laughed, told
stories, perpetrated puns, and was so
agreeable that the ladies wished he
could be with them always. Ills pre-
vious singular demeanor was forgotten,
and as jibe and jest leaped from his lips
each fair listener inwardiy wisheu tnat
"heaven had made her such man." lie
told a joke on himself, and it was good
one. They all laughed loud and long,
and he as loud and long as any OF them.
He I,uphed until the tears came into his
ewes, and he pulled forth his handker-
chief and wiped them away.
That handkerchief!
| That tobacco-laden handkerchief!
In moment of torgetfulness he wiped
away the tears OF. joy with thatreeking
handkerchief
"He has broken blood vesselv' the
| startled women cried, as swift-Winged
with fear they flew for assistance. When
they returned, their entertainer was
gone, and anxious friends are dfaggme
the river tor his body, as he was last
seen flying in that observation-disclosures
County Mo. Brunswicker.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The current number of the WEEKLY
STAR contains the latest news by tele-
graph, news brevities for the past week,
leading editorials: A Royal Bridal Pres
ent-Words Without ork-Some Grave
Reflections - Financial Matters - The
Cleveland National Convention-Public
Expenditures, sc. Also, notes on the
Beecher-Tilton trial, interesting corre-
spondence, odds and Ends, Personals,
ligious intelligence, Book and Magazine
Reviews, several short stories, Grange
Matters, Poetry, Historical Reminis-
cences, the usual amount of choice Ag-
ricultural, Scientific, and Literary read
ing matter, Financial and Market Re-
ports, &C., &c. Price 4c., in wrappers
ready for mailing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
RIYER NE WIS.

The weather to-day is wet, dismal and
foggy. A dense fog is hanging over the
river and city, and a slight rain is fall
ing.
The river rose eight inches here during
the past "a hours, with 10 feet IL inches
at O'Clock. :,
1t is probable the ice gorge will break
some time during to-day, and II SO full
accounts of the event will be 1ound In oui
local columns. However if the break is
made at all to-day it must be made quick.
ly, as the signs indicate cold weather
and northwest wind before another q
hours expires.