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faSv fvNp ovER.-Before ESQUIRE
bnis b w:,;. last night, John White and
sndr 'e Williams, COL, for disorderlv
rnire uot and disturbingth the peace were
Z Iiied si topay costs and give hail in
SUN oi $lOo to keep the peace.
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HEALD's
Fourth Regular Sale OF
Stocks. Bonds. Loans and
Real Estate.

At the Clayton House Building, 5th and
Market SITS. Wilmington, Del, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1875
AHA, M.
shares OF Stock First National Bank of
Wilmington. lfor account of William Canby
Assignee in bankruptcy of Estate of John
200 shares Stock Wilmington City Railway
Company.
lot 70 feet on Sd street, between DUPONT
and Scott streets.
Brick dwelling sl3 Poplar street, 6 rooms.
Brick dwelling 403 West sth street, eleven
rooms and wash house.
Brick dwelling 1901 Delaware avenue, ten
rooms.
Brick dwelling 1906 Delaware avenue. ten
rooms.
Terms OF sale and particulars on posters,
The subscriber desires purchasers distinct
ly to understand that IN the few cases where
properties at these sales relimited, the linn
it is requi' ed to be far lower than real value.
as an inducement to bidders, an d establishes
nothing as to future prices whether sold or
Gnsold.
ans-lVlC'lf 1T. HEAID,
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DIE D..

BACON. On Monday, ,a1nuary 10th, Mrs.
Mary Ann Bacon, wife Of Edward Smith
Bacoa. in the 6lst year of her age
Salem, N. j.. papers please copy.l
The relatives and friends of the family are
requested to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her husband, No. 42O East Sec
ond street. on Friday, Jan. l4th, 1876, without
further notice. Services at tho house, at .
O'Clock. 1nterment at Riverview Cemetery,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER


Scr0fula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. bonds CHEMICAL ANTIDorEs unite
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi-
foes in the city, and the finest remedial I
sdtute in the country. Remedies, with
directions, sent to any part Of the world.
AS-SenSfor Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
rees,
HI. T. BOND, M. D.,
PKNNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb2s'6iy 320S Chestnut st.. Phi ~ Pa.
-
or the Rath.
EBath Brushes, Bath Towess, Batn spongee
and BGsh Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., Of norse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and mHRy other
ARTICLES OF the same classat
L. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Brodfc's MfracuI,sas cure for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity, fol
renewing corns without pain.
Z. BRINGfKURST d CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market tire
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, HanG
Brushes, Nail Files, Mil Polishers, etc, fol
a5e by +. BRaNGHURST Il Co.
Corner Sixth and MARKET streets
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SHERIFE,ALITY,
To the Electors Of Ne,c Castle 10.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
again offer myself to your consideration
as candidate for the office of Sheriff, of New
Castle County. Subjecl to the Nomination
OF the Democratic Party. Thanking NJ
trlends Tor their former support, am
Respectfully Yours,
January lst. 1876.
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson',
Female Hydrastin Popders, for all female
Complaints. By mail, 81. Address. Or.
Rogerson. r. o. Box. 256S N. y. Litv
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FOR SAFE AND KENT.

NOR RENT.-The Blacksmith and Wheel
II wright shops ut Brackenville. Also two
dwellings and shoenakers shop. Also a
stable. Apply to MIS-. BERTHA Bracken, near
the premises Address,
lanl2wlm-d2t Hcckessin, %
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WANTED to pure hase, Dwelling for o..
w COO cash. Apply Immediately to
lanl2-lt j. T. HEALD.
yNTANTED TO PURCHASE Chairs OF
w settees for Real Estate Sales Room in
Clayton House Building, 9th and Market SITS.
Apply Immediately to j. q. HEALD.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

"iLAixaToN. Del. Jan, IL. 1876.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
r. r. Robinson j. Co.. NE Cor. 4th and Mar
get street. Wiiminstcn. Del. at P. N. to-
dayi
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EOR RENT Three story brick dwelling
Il house No. 70S Washington street. mod
ern improvements. and fine side lot running
through to Wollaston street or will be eT.
changed for Market street property, Apply
to SAMUEL w. MoCAULLEY,
lan6t; 706 Market Street.
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CITY HAULING FOR The YEAR 1876.
The teams needed are two herse carts and
drivers. and one horse arts an6 drivers.
The bids for the two horse carts to be by
the load. and one horse carts by the day.
fee of the Street Commissioner by 8 O'Clock
p. M, otherwise they will not be considered,
The Committee reserve the right to rejsct
any or all bids.
WILLIAM McMENAMIH,
Chairman Street Committee.
janl i-eodto20th
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SHERLFEALITY,

SHERIFFALITY,
To the Voters of Ne,c Castle county.
GENTLEMEN:-
1 offer myself as candidate for the offc.
OF Sheriff. Subject to the decision os he
Democratic party.
w. N. WILSON.
Appoquinimink Hd.. Dec. 23d. 1875,
dec23-d mwtn
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A UCTIONEERING.

A UC'TIONEERING.
The subscriber, regularly licensed xuc-
tloneer, Is prepared to cry sales
Farmers and others having sales would do
well to give me a call, and ascertain my
prices. All orders will be promptly an
swered. Address
ALBAN DALTON.
lanlSwlnt Rockland, Del.
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EOR RENT,-The Hotel Property known
L as the Townsend House, at Townsend,
Delaware. For further particulars enouire
OF SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Dec. y, lS.a.-2tawH
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4 OR RENT" Anchorage" Property of four
J. acres, on Newport Pike, in suburbs OF
city; large dwelling. good stable. ice house,
&c. .. A. BOND,
Real Estate Agent.
uee3ldeaw&wd COZ Market street.
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POLITICAL.

For SHERIFF -
New Castle County,
HrCEORCE C. WARD.-Ae
Subject to the decision of the Democrat.
party. jan1-.n
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NOR CORONER.

hereby announce myself as n can lilnr.
for the nomination Of Coroner. subject to the
decision Of :he Democratic Party of New
Castle County.
HENRY s. TRUITT.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. e, 1875.
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DOR SALE OR RENT A large Brick
Il House with fifteen acres of land, in the
village of Glasgow. Also, Brick Dwelling
and store-house attached. For further in-
formation apply on the premises to
Jan6d&wtf JESSE BOULDEN.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS
FOR CITY HAULING
Proposals viii be received by the Street
Committee at tho otce of the Street Commis is
sioner. until
THURSDAY. JANUARY Goth, 1876.
ats o'clock. p. H..
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LaOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A band
II come fine toned second hand piano. APP
ply at this office. aupI6
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
u located new dwelling l2l0 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
lyZStf X SCOTT.
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DOR sALE-,rhree building iots on JACK
Il son street. between 9Th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,
Two on Front street near jackson. and a lot
Il feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har.
rison. Apply at this office. mar4t
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DIOR RENT.
II The Union Hotel. o: ST. George 9,
Del. Apply at the place. or TO
JAS. GARMAN,
QeG-b-Im Agent.
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PUBLIC SALES.
ExEoUToRs' SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of renewed order of the Or.
phans' Court Of the State of Delaware, in
and Tor New Castle County. made the oath
Public Auction, on
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

CLOSE OF THE NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY
HUNT MEETING-PRoDIGAL THE WINNER OF
THE sovEREIGNs
LONDON, March 20, 1870
To-day was the last OF the Northampton and Pytchey
Hunt Meeting at Northampton
RACE FOR THREE HUNDRED sovEREIGSs.
The feature OF the day the for the great
Northamptonshirc Stakes of 800 sovs., added to a
handicap sweepstakes of 20 each for all ages
Is Forfeit entrance, sovs to be the only abi
ly IL forfeit be declared by February s. There
sixty subscribers, OF whom thirty declared forfeit
The course about two miles, and the field consisted
of six horses The won by Prodigal, an tout
slider, the two favores being badly beaten, Munden
coming in fourth and Stray Shot last
The following is the
Mr. Forrester's b. b. Prodigal, by outcast, out OF
Penitents dam, aged. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lord Rosebery's CHI, c. LauZun (late Mr. ToOts), by
Gladiateur, out OF Lovelace years .............
Lord Falmouths Dr. Cataclysm, by Lord Lyon,
out OF Hurricane, ars........................
Mr. r. Howett's br. C Munden, by Hanstead, out OF
Ambush, years.
Mr. H. Baltazzi's b. stray Shot, by Toxophilte,
out OF Eaga, years.
BETTING.
The following the betting just previous to the
STARTS TO against Munden; TO 2 against Stray
Shot; to against Cataclysm; TO against Prodigal
and 8 to against Lauzum.
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ACCIDENT ON THE EXHIBITION
GROUNDS.

ONE OF THE SPANS OF THE ART GALLERY
BREAKs-EIGHT MEN INJURED.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1875
An accident which may prove serious in It's results
occurred this morning in the to Memorial Hall.
The annex located at the northern end OF the Art
Gallery and is to be temporary structure OF brick,
with glass skyght roof The walls have been finished
for some days and the carpenters engaged
ing the spans that spread from wall TO wall These
wooden beams hfty.six feet in length, Joined
together by iron bolts. One OF these bolts had been
put in place by a workman, and either from mishand
ling a detect IN the iron, the bolt was fractured.
When the commenced work this morning one or
them climbed 10 the top OF This span and started TO
walk across The additional weight caused sudden
breaking OF the span, precpitating tho workman and
the debris upon tho workmen standing directly under
Meath
The results are serious injuries 10 almost all OF
thcm-eight In number. The following Is a list OF tho
InJured:-
Robert Read confusion OF the hip.
Albert Y. Brown, fractured thigh
Charles Gault, abrasion vf the head and sprained
back.
William Mahlon, confusion Of the back
Thomps j. Kennedy dangerously injured
Randolph Kennedy, also dangerously injured.
William Robinson and Frank Huss, slightly injured.
The accident entirely unavoidable. Nevertheless
IL has created considerable upon the grounds
sim liar misiorfunes have been common upon the
Centennial grounds within the past few months.
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MEXICO.

GENERAL ALAToRRE LEADING ON HIS REvoLU-
TIoNIsTs-GovERNMENT ORDERS TO THE
PREss-REvoLT OF TROOPS AT JALAPA-FoR-
EIaN FEELING IN FAVOR OF GOVERNMENTAL
CHANGE.
HAVANA, March 90, 1876.
The French steamer has arrived hero from Vera
Cruz, bringing dates from the City OF Mexico down to
the 18th inst
General Alatorrc, at the head OF 5000 men was
marching on Oaxaca-
PUBLIC PRESS MUzzLED.
decree had appeared in the Diario prohibiting the
journals from publishing revolutionary proclnmatons
o movements OF the national troops. The press is
greatly dissatisfied with the order.
MILITARY IN REVOLT.
The government troops at Jaapa had revoed, re-
tanning the Governor as prisoner The judges, depu-
ties and State officials had fed taking refuge at Vera
Cruz 1t believed that tho government would
succeed in restoring order
PRoNUScApos.
A despatch from Jalapa, dated March 10, says that
pronuncados have increased at Haxcala There had
been considerable fighting. The rovoluioniss hold all
the important points in Hidalgo excepting Pachuca
and Tuancngo.
The reported pronunciamento at Tuluca was untrue.
A REFUGEE ARMS.
Cuban refugee, captured the town OF Ottstere and
stopped passenger train on the Vera Cruz Railroad
They allowed the passengers proceed to the capital
freight train. The troops subsequently dispersed
Bonllos band and re-cstablishcd railroad communca
ton.
CoNscRirrIoy RESISTED
The army levy was becoming obnoxious
The people were resisting and killing soldiers while
attempting to enforce the CONSUMPTION
FOREIGNERS FEELING.
Foreigners generally favored the revolution not be-
cause they hoped for change for the better but be-
cause they expected to bring tho United Statcs to
establish protectorao Both parties refraining
from committing outrages
STORM
A hurricane occurred at Vera Cruz last Wednesday
There was not much damage to the shipping
TELEGRAPHs.
The telcgrapks from Vera Cruz to the inA'ior were
interrupted.
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EX-GOVERNOR ANIES.

RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR AMEs-HIs LETTER
TO THE LEGIsLATURE-THE RESIGNATION Ac-
cEPTEp-CoLoNRL STONE INSTALLED Gov
ERNoR.
JACKSON, Miss, March 90 1876.
In consequence of the following letter, which was
road during the session the House Of Representatives
to-day. the House adopted resolution by vote OF 10
yeas 10 nays nstructing the managers Of the Ames
impeachment case 10 discontinue~the proceedings and
withdraw the nrtices:-
EXECUTIVE MANSION
JACKSON March 20 1876
Messrs. DuRASr and PRYoR:-
GESrLExESIn reply suggestion beg TO that
myself confronted with hostile legislation, and en-
barrassed and banied in my endeavors to carry
aud my party resolved. therefore, resign my Office
Governor Of the state Of Mississippi but meanwhile articles
could aud would retire from position under tho
mputation of charge affecting honor integrity
ror tue reason mochted sun ueSHe 70 escape puruehs
which compensated by public usefulness and the
articles OF impeachment presented against dis
missed should feel at liberty out desire and
p"'p''' y k1ELBERr AMEs
Al three O'Clock the Impeachment Court assembled
and Mr. Featherton presented tho resolution and
asked that the impeachment articles against Governor
Ames be dismissed, which done.
Mr.. Durani of Governor Ames counsel, then read
the lollowng:-
EXECUTIVE OFFICE JACKSON Miss. March 80, 1876
To The PEOPLE STATE MISSISSIPPI
State OF Mississippi. ADELBEkT AMES.
Colonel J. Stone President OF the Senate pro tenn,
installed as Governor at five O'Clock 7. Nj.
The resignation OF the Governor a complete sur
prise to ALL except few who had agreed on the plan
last night The republicans generally are quite inds-
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THE CANAL RING SUITS.

ALLAN " arch 90 1876.
Proceedings had day before the County Clerk
in the matter OF striking tho jurors from panel to try
the causes of the People vs. William C. stephens ct al
and the People VS.. Henry d. Denison ct al Forty
eight jurors drawn Hon. Matthew Hale appeared
Tor The people, and struck twelve names from the list.
Hon. Henry Smith and Messrs Ringer and Hiscock on
the part Of the defendants, also struck from the list
twelve names From the remaining twenty four.
twelve will be drawn in court on Monday next TO try
the OF the People William c. stephens ct al
In the Circuit Court on motion OF Hon. Matthew
Hale, Justice Westbrook issued the following order:
The People VS. william G. Smith aud others-A special
jury having heretofore been be struck for the trial
Of this and said jury having been struck
said order and the County Clerk having made out lis. Of
certified the and delivered the list certified
Sheriff Of the county TO statute motion of Mr.
Hale OF counsel for plaintiff IL Is ordered that the Sheriff
the whose contained In said list
attend this Court the Sd day of April half
past three o'clock in the afternoon.
7. r. WESTBROOK, Justice Supreme Court
similar order entered the case OF the Poo
pie Henry d. Denson ct al, with tho exception
that the jurors ARCTIC be summoned TO attend court
the 10th of April.
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TRIAL OF A MINE BOSS MUIR
DERER.
MUIR

EDWARD KELLY's TRIAL COMMEMORATIVE
JURORS oBTAMED-THE TRIAL LIKELY TO
CONTINUE FOR WEEK.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, March 90 1876
The dilatory motions made yesterday in the Of
Edward Kelly, OF the alleged murdercrs OF Mno
Boss John p Jones' considered at the opening OF
the court this morning The petition OF tho prisoner
sets forth that from the undue excitement existing
this community and the prejudices created in tho
public mind by the publication OF the testimony in the
trial OF Doyle he has reason TO believe that the fair
and impartial hearing OF his cause, guaranteed TO him
by the OF the country be accorded to him.
and he therefore prnys for a change OF venue. In
arguing the motion for a change OF venue Mr. Kalbius
incidentally made known the fact that band Of min
ute men had been formed in Mauch Chunk aud he adj
duced from the organization such body that
whcming public sentiment existed the community
against his Client aud no believed that 1t mposst
Bile have fair trial in Carbon county under such
extraordinary condition OF things. Kelly also alieged
in his petition that powerful corporation-the Le
high and Wilkesbarre Coal Company-was exerting iti
influence against him, and no believed that 1t has
necessary have the prison IN which he rs incarcer
guarded night and day to protect him from APP
pretended violence at the hands of the populace.
MT Hughes, on the part OF the Commonwealth, op-
posed the motion for change OF venue, aud, alter
brief elaboration by the Court the rule asked for by
the counsel for the defence denied.
The defence then moved quash the array OF jurors
on the ground OF nformaity the part OF the Jury
COMMISSIONER but this motion also overruled py
the Court.
A struggle in the formation or jury commenced in
earnest this afternoon and much time consumed
by discussing the competency of the parties
called upon TO act jurors. Fair progress made
however and the prospect favorable for tho trial to
commence Friday. Out OF nineteen names called i've
Jurors secured at the adjournment of the Court
The court room has been densely crowded all day,
and the interest the seems TO be growing
aud more intense developments made a TO the
line OF defence.
Kelly, the accused, is n mere lad IN appearance. lie
Is about twenty years OF age. but bears very hard
reputation in the communities where he has resided.
HIS aged mother in this afternoon
seemed completely bowel down with grief and weight
OF years. kelys fate will be decided, and unit
the verdict OF the jury Is rendered few
items OF public interest connected with the trial vii
be furnished by the progress of the examination bu
abatement in the popular excitement is 10 be anti
cipatod The end may be reached by the latter part q
next week
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrvfcB or THE CHEF signal ORFIcER,
wAsHrSGroS, March 30-1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFVfcB CHEF SIGNAL OPrcER,
WAsHNGroS, March 30--1 A. N.
Pro6aRthtieG
70 the Middle States and southern New England
clear or fair weather and light southcry westerly
Winds slight changes temperature and rising ba-
rometcr
For the South Atlantic and Guifstatcs Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley clear partly cloudy weather and rising
temperature, with light souhery to westerly Winds
rising barometer the Atlantic coast and in tho Ohio
Valley and falling barometer in tho southwest
For the lake region, light snow, southwest to north.
Winds slowly rising barometer and temperature
near freezing followed during the afternoon by clear
ing weather near Lakes Erie and Michigan
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
clear partly cloudy weather, northery winds shift
ing TO eastcrly and southerly, slowly rising tempera-
ture and rising followed by falling barometer.
The Lower Ohio River aud the Cumberland, below
Nashville viii continue to rise. The Mississippi will
continue TO slowly at stations below ST. LOUIS 1,
four feet ten inches above the danger line al
Caro- two feet above at Helena six inches above II
at vicksburg and only ono inch below It MomphlA
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CUBA.

ARMY CONTRACTORS AIREsTED-QUARrER-
MASTERS RUNNING TO THE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, March 49, 1876
Captain General Jovellar has recently had arrested
six OF the principal contractors for furnishing pro-
visions to tho army. Two have been since released.
1t has been reported for years that quartermasters
and contractors have been dcfraudng the government
Two quartermasters away on Sunday last, and 1t
is supposed they have gone the United States in
connection with these arrests
REVOLUTIONARY sYMPArHrzERs SEIZED.
The police of Matanzas have searched q number OF
houses and arrested several persons suspected OF
having an understanding with the revolutionists
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GIVING WAY OF A DAM.
Great Alarm and Excitement in
Worcester.
THE LYNDEBROOK RESERVOIR BURST.
A Terrible Disaster Conside red
To Be Inevitable.

WORCESTER, Mass, March g. 1876
About eight O'Clock tonight the alarm given
through the valley that the dam OF the Lyndebrook
reservoir which supplies this city with water,
giving way. The work OF clearing cut the dwelling
houses and mills throughout tho valley was at once
begun and the excitement, was very great Tho water
in the outlet OF the reservoir miles below soon
began to rise and dark, muddy color At the
dam efforts were being made TO avert the
threatening danger, but nothing erectually could
be DONE and from eight O'Clock until nine the danger
increased the ponrng in torrents through the
stone gatehouse. An entrance forced the gate
house. but the gate could not be opened It beng
clogGed with and gravel and the iron rods with
which IL is worked being bent
NO SIGNS OF WEAKNESS.
The break is in the archway, about sixty feet long,
running under the entire dam, and about twenty feet
from tho water face. The water has forced It's way
up through tho bottom OF tho arch and is pouring
out of the gatehouse in stream four feet wide and
three feet deep Below the satehouso the water has
washed out the earth for distance OF Dity feet by
t"cuty III Wlubu, WHcIo tuc uatn tHuS nuu inc water
finds its way into tho way. At the water face of
the archway the masonry shows no signs OF weak
ness and the water is working its way under
it for some distance back in tho pond.
It It washes out the earth below the nrchway the
entire dam at its highest point will cave in and as
the descent for the first milo is about 100
feet through narrow ravne great damage is
feared Tho reservoir covers 14o acres, and stores
670 600 900 gallons Of wcter It is hoped that the
water will run or gradually, and that tho break will
not increase.
TERRIBLE DISASTER CERTAIN.
A reporter has just como In having left there at
O'Clock A n. t3oth), and reports the danger
increasing. The gulf is widening, and the
dam is not expected to hold together
until sunrise Tho water, running through
the arch is black and muddy, and all hopes OF
preventing terrible disaster abandoned.
Tho re hydrants and pipes the city being
opened TO draw or as much OF the water as possible
THE BREAK ESLARGING.
The break is cnlarging rapidly. Tho stream below
has been raising at the rate OF two feet
an hour twelve O'Clock. The dam II being
ously watched and word has been sent through the
Valley to expect the food at any moment