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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The contested election case between
Stone and Cohn of Elko county. Is al
present occupying great deal OF atten-
ton among the legislative men. On last
evening and the evening preceding. the
Senate chamber was crowded by persons
wishing to hear the arguments OF Col:
Fills and General Clarke in behalf OF
their respective clients. We are not
prepared exactly to state who is entitled
to the seat according to the strict technl-
calities of the law. but it is very evident
from the vote at the last election, that
the majority of the people in Elko coun,
tv are pronounced in favor OF Stone, ana
as he has served faithfully during the
session now almost completed. and,
wi,hal, is q gentlemanly, upright and
qualified man, it seems very just that
decision in his favor should be gwen.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ward, the Irish comedian
and vocalist, supported by Laura 5.
Church and a full dramatic company,
appeared last night at Theater hall In
the drama entitled the Winning Hand or
the Lone House on the Hook. A large
audience was in attendance and the
singing and acting was much admired.
Another performance will be given this
evening. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
An old miner thus describes the
business outlook in Virginia: ''On the
principle that 1T is always darkest before
dawn, men look for good times ahead.
We've had tougher deals than this, but
You can't kill Virginia; it's got the vital
lty of the Comstock in it. The old ledge
looks a little sick once in while, but it
recuperates when you least expect it. A
good strike will send things skippin' up
again. All I've got to say is, boys, hold
on
The Mexican War Veterans are making
extensive preparations for their ball on
the evening of Washington's birthday,
and the same promises to be one OF the
most brilliant and popular parties OF the
season.
The Chinese New Year festival is now
almost concluded, and the Celestials are
again participating in the common
duties OF everyday life.
The Kelly & Hofer creditors who have
not yet signed their accounts to the Com
mittee are requested to do SO at their
earliest opportunity.
Brann's bill cutting off American Flat
from Gold Hill yesterday passed the AS
sembly by large majority.
The suit of Henry H . Body for $780,
900 against Samuel J. Tilden, has been
commenced in New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
- --
n q T I G &.

We are prepared to purchase aud make lib
erAl advances ON all the substantial mining
.to.ts RICE L PETERS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

1t is reported that Senator Cameron
has paid Mrs. Oliver 81 900 for the re-
linquishment OF her suit against him.
preferring that to paying lawyers
fees.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
EVENING SESSION.

The continuation of the contested
election case between Stone and Cohn
was heard. General Clarke occupied
most of the evening in presenting his
argument in favor of Stone. A large
number of Assemblymen and ladies were
in attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
COtNTERFEITERs SURPRISED.
Four Men Arrested In Newark Last Night -
the Act OF CoinIng Bogus VI oney.

In Newark, last evening, Lehman Cohen
and his sons. Jacob Samuel and Isaac. were
arrested for counterfeiting at AZ Bank street
and We're locked up in the William street polica
station. Detective McManus and Onicer Ed.
Lanlcll had been watching the house for sew
eral weeks in the hope of capturing Barney
Gilroy. notorious burglar. who cut his way
out Of tho Essex county penitentiary over Q
year ago. Gilroy invariably visited the house
at night. and the detectives soon got n hint thai
n gang Of countcrfcitnrs worked in the build
ing Newark has been Hooded with bogus ten
and twenty nve-ccnt silver pieces for srvrrM
months pnst. which. II was thought. came from
New YORK. The detectives Kept Il close watch
on Cohens house after hearing about the coun-
terf"iting week ago. and they finally assured
themselves that counterleiters were nightly W
At ahou, O'clock last cvcnng Detective Mo-
Manus and Oni'er iAndell went TO ~ Bank
streets large. new; brick building. owned By
Lehman Cohen. They climbed the high fence
at the rear Of the house, and cam" near heing
discovered by !nndel! falling into cistern filled
with water When all was quiet Landcll crep
up Ia window Of room IN the rear Of the large
vacant store on the iirst noor, and heard mon
furnace. He was Joined 10y Chief Mills and
McManus went around to the front the house
whore the elder Cohen was walking upunl down
the sidewalk. Watching his opportunity tho
detective darted into. the dark hallway. AND
rappcd at the door ot the rear room. Jacok
| Cohen. the eldest son. cautiously opened the
' door and entered the hallway, lockin. the doM
| after MN. DciNtlNr NJ MhnnS grhSpeu MN Dl
| thn throat ani searched his pockets for the key
which he ina ly found. Jake then called out q
his brother N the room: Put the things awayl
| the cops are her.
Chicf Mills and Onlcer Landel entered tho
hallway and forced their. way into the room
where Samuel Cohen. ngcd II. and Isaac. agx
| l3. were trying to hido u number OF moullla
| anil dies in the chimney. An iron pot on the
| furnace WAS half filled with melted metal one
table was n large box of plasirr ~ Paris several
| mouiis and dies and a numherof silver spoons
| Jncoh Cohen tried TO break away from Defective
| McManus. and he brought his clenched ns
down with force upon fresh mould. saying;
to strike Chief Mills. and Onccr Lande hi
| him on the ryn. nearly binding him. He WA
then hand,uf'd. At this minute Liebmanr
| Cohen. the father. came in. and he WAS seized
! Three SO rolls of newly made tcn-eent pieca
| were found in his pockets. About 500 in quar-.
trrs and t.n-ccnt picr"s We're in the room. and
over 100 silver spoons were in stand drawer
/ In the centre Of the fresh mould which wni
broken by Jacob Cohen bright new lunrleI
was found. All the utensils aud tools were
! taken 10y the police, The rellnr wnA nllrd with
tubs Of butter and otlrr goods thut had f-,en
| stolen. I.irhmann Cohen formerly kept u large
dry goods store on MarKot street. but failed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
sENfTOR MORTOv's sEaE
Whence the Rumor that senator Ransom Of
North Carolina had Applied fur u.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-Scnator Ransom OF
North Carolina is annoyed by statement rc-
Gently published that he had spoken for the
seat OF Senator Morton. near the centre OF the
chamber in cnsc Of the death Of that Senator.
1t is the custom in the Senate to brspeak seats
sometimes year or two in advance Of their
brcomi M vacant Last spring. during thr extra
session Of the Sennt". when there was an extern
svc change in seats Of senators on account of
terms Of service of on"-third uf the m"mhcrs Of
that body having expired. senator MID 'nali
the colleague Of Senator Morton. secured
scat near that Senator. shorty atcrwnrd
senators Morton. Mcdonald. and Ransom were
engaged in friendly con. .rSntion, nud senator
Morton remarked: Rlnsonl. IL is injurious
L. your health to- occupy TINT scat near The door,
aud YOU ought to secure moro d' -ir,hlc gm", "
senator hanson inu-hinglv replird. well,
Senatnr we Democrats have Iniinna now. and
| will prr''mpt your scat, 80 that ran have i
when your irrm OF service expires ON the 4th Of
Mnrrh. ls79;" and. turning 10 senator Nc
Donald, said; Now YOU must see that Morton
l. not rrHlrotrl -
The three Senators laughed over the mntter.
The recent sinirmrut CONVEYS the crrun"ons
Impression that senator Ransom -pok" for tho
scat within few DAYS pnst in ant, ipatlon Of
tho death of senator Morton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
QUESTIONS or IIA.tycE.


WAsHINGroN, Nov |. Ewins's bill for the
repeal of the date Of resumption came up again
in the morning hour. which closed with a mo-
tion to recomnit the bill THUNDER rcron-idrra-
tion. The amount of II is that Ewing, who IA in
sroat hurry 10 pa,s the bin, has brought it to
the precise parliamentary si0ge whcro it- pas
sag" oan be most easily delayed So far Ewing
has not been successful in lending tho House.
The Cnmmiitrr ON Banking ami Currency ap-
pointed "a Suh-committ Dr." to-day, consisting ~
lurknnr. Phillips, and f,m"S. 10 nr"par" bill
tee will unuunstionNhy hH in favor uf the un-
limited coinnge ni the 4l2A grain dollar. with
its loyal tender property restored From present
Appearances it i- likely Ia ho some time boforc
nn nnoppnrtuniiy OIL f'rS Ia Introduce Surh u hin,
It's friends claim two-hlrds majority. but this
/, rrolallp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
TRIMS ~ COLLIsION.
Two Engineers and Fireman Killed One
Isrnkcmnn Fatally Injured.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Nov. The day OK
prces east. on the Philadelphia and Eric linil-
rond. condcd with a freight train, one mile
cn+,l of liidgcway this morning. The onG~necrs
OF both trains and one fireman were instantly
Killed. and ono brakeman wAs fatally injured
Several passcngers were injured. but none
seriously The nnmcs of the killed are Calvin
Shearrof HnoNo. Pa. cngneori William Coll
rcll oi Emporium "a. fireman. Tho injured
are william Stephens of Lock Haven, brake
man. fatally, william Galmgher OF Remove,
ing. Pa brnknmnn, leg broken; a. q. Gray II
Erie. Pa; j. MrCrea Of Cleveland. ONO; Omcr
lId.cway. Pa. all passongors slightly injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
PRICE TWO CENTS.
CLOSING AROUND PLEVNA.
CUTTING OFF TIE TURKS RETREAT
BIZ THE SOFIA ROAD.
A Redoubt Captured by the Roumaniaas-
The Russian Cavalry Pursuing Chevkso
Pnsha's Army-The Advance Erxerou.A-


LONDON, Nov. 1T appears from Bu-
charest despatch dated lnst night that an effort
Is making to gain possession OF the Plcvna ana
Rahova road. The Roumanan force which has
been stationed between the rivers Vid and IskrA
yesterday made reconnaissance along the Dan-
ubc in the direction OF Rahova. At vadcni they
found n Turkish detachment occupying some
earthworks. The Roumaninn report says that
after brief cannonado tho Turkish magazine
exploded and the Turks rctrcated in the dire0-
tion Of RahONa. Two companies Of Roumanians
occupy the rodoub.
special despatch from Vienna to the Times
says: " The uneasincss at Constantinople aboul
Ghaz Osman Pasha's army Is by no means
groundless. It is true there are the roads in
the direction Of widdin and vratza. which do
not appear to have been closed. But these are
of little avail for supplies. and are very poos
substitutes for the Sofia road in case OF a retrcai
'ron plcvnn. Willie there were only detach-
mcnts OF Russian cavalry ranging west OF the
vid and all important points on the road were
hold by the Turks a retreat could have been
effected with tolcrable facility; but now that
Muscovite army may be said &C. 70 III ;hc rcaf
of rlcvnu, md ON tho most direct line of ro-
treat retiring movement 10y the other routos
| becomes II rather doubtful matter"
An official return ,of the Russian qovernmeni
,,,,... "a. number of killed. wounded. and miss
mSn me- Y@ Of "hostulcs 4" TIE 21,h oi otober ,ns M
Gi,gi2.. The losses dur. .,ns the engage.
the 10Th OF October. not inciuu... "
mont at Dubnik. were $40.
1t is officially announced in Constantin6pls
that 226.79j men are to bs Immediately called
out for active service. A majority of these ara
members Of the reserve. The draft will leave
BELIZE registered members Of tia" reserve.
A considerable force Of Russians is concen-
tratcd in the Hahn Boghaz Pass.
A kussian official despatch says: The total
| number Of prisoners captured at Dubnik and
| Telisrhe was 1000. including two Pushas, 200
| officers. and an English colonel in the Turkish
| service. After the victories at Dubnik and
Telsche Nussien scouts approached Radomirze.
and Ch"vkrt Pasha. with twelve battalions fled
| from there without Whiting to destroy the
| bridge. which II now intact in our hands. Our
| cavalry is pursuing Chcvket Pasha."
| Reuter- telegram from COnstantnople re-
ports that twenty battnlions OF Turks have
! taken up pos sitions at kurudluk, near Deve-
| Boyun. The Ru--inns are advancing by way
/ Of ON to turn Irzeroum. In flcial circles
I Mukhinr Pasha7 position IL considered critt-
| cal. but not lies prratr
LONDON. Nov. 2-Thc Standards Vienna cor
respondent says: Eirlt thousand regulas
| troops, all now remaining in COnstantinople
| have been ordered To- the front.
! Tho Belgrade correspondent o. tho Tuna
| telcgrapls that all the Servian militia brigades
cxccp, one have been ordered 10 the frontier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
rRtycE's r0LITIcIL cRIsIs.


PARIS, Nov. 1.-The ConsbhHiomI saws;
M Grfvy hns some to Paris with strong ana
sincere wish 10 effect nm honprnhlo compromise
h,iwocn tho RrpuMloans md Conservatives
with this olIoN he n not iudI-p'snd 60 49,,
nr,sldrnt N.eM hnn in coWu.uy with thr
Dukn IL Audlllrrt llsluicr. lr-ldrnt ol Nag
Spnutr. The latter rrfuin- moro Oh saturday VI
lNoTH. Seeing pr~iirn, Ma Nation rrplHl ~
m"uus forming compromise cabinet under
NJ. Gr'NN.l
itisn1tcNpctedl TINT tho resignation of M.
Ministry VIII hn ON '.lly anuouu,rd before th'
opening of the nrW Chamh.r oi DrWtlos
IO>nuN. NN. 2 I'll" iupto' lml- ,oirN-
prouArm announces mat tNc luk' d. n,s
hnnlcd IN hir roslAnHi i"n several days nso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
FiTHhR nrGHi>'s iIGHE
Catching Thief Despite spraincd Ankle
Amer Failing Down stairs.

Thu Rrv. Father John J. lIugh"-. of st
lclonc, Roman ,aihohc church. In Nurth Sow York
hnd adventure With trnnps III m,rcrdcnco on tues
iaV morning Twomor said they hnl come to 500 him
about dyiug friend They told that they coui moi
-rU hm which they int rpretd ~ meaning that hc
away from hnuc seized six hat from M, rnak 10
the hallway. and ran Of lie hN Father Hughes
who IN adjoining room. hni who chased and
Cuulht hm The thlrt was led tu the house. An 0u
vs., s'ni or fnnrr Hughes stood Ia the doorway and
IN prisoner. who hni been keit IN the hou~,. uitdc
'ltiur liberty The clergyman Wa tlmhlei ,wn the
steps r"crnins bruises and spranins nm ankle lie
Aroe QWDAlN. hoWcNer. AMI asuiu cnught the uncf A
hand iN maud coniirt ensu-l, ant m the midst OF
officer came The thief rhNr Ia. name James v reD
lie /, not Iau-hiuncr oi Father lushesN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
-rRE.isuKnn cIRDozl's TRIAL
How the south CaroIinn state Treasury was
Robbed Of > 900.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. / The trial of OK
State Treasurer Cardoan was begun today. Ex-
Spenkor Leo testified that thoro was "a surplus
Of $4,000 Of the appropriation for the extra
egialatiye session Of 1873 Cnrdola proposed
ih.h Ice nui Ilrayrs, President OF tho $ nate.
"A legislative crrtincnte for that amount. tho
Trrnsp rrr. Cardp2n, to pny it, and the parties to
DIVIDE NGlrh agreement was carried out and
the money OhWlnnd.
WOodruT Clork ~ tho Senate. testified TO al-
most the anne facts. The ccriiil'nir wuH pro-
tort. "a fltiOus porson intended 10 represeut
/. l.. ChriluIL
NJ oturr wilncsscs were eNnmincd tO-dny.
judge Townsend has ordered the jury 10 he
krli tog thrr uhtil tho trial is ended, The Jury
Is COMPOSED OF tour whites and eight blacks.
Malily'e choice Norfolk oJ -ters cost less than
| NM I.yA NJ lLaIkNL "A lOL u Nm IL,On sk-Ate
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PM iprlPHIA. Nov. Tho funeral Of the
late iNtn Ann, t,-k llaec to-day from tl.e Residence
of ~ pnuuI Gnrirr. III south Twelfth street uniei
the ,AnIae OF t nh'r, OF the Actor. urirrof Freud
snn MInN l~ltuuiui ami rnn uuih tributes were pro
routtd N rsui- The tcnhiu, re akrn to 81 Jniuef
J. 'Nr h Mnrie ~Nir' were cyndn't'l hN the R,v
Nr Murnn llt iutriinrut Mh-in Mount Mniiah como
trv IN tr l' hcunSln- 10 the Actors Orllr FreiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
An Amc.ican snir ..o-,.

IoNpoN, NOV. I. The AQ-ricm shl y. W.
Chnpuiin. cant tln-e. Hom Nrw Nlik tAi lu lur
Bclmen, went ASHORE Al Nicur, pcp and hr lur h'ml
i.- iiD ,irN go q 0li- itfh-i h. rllh tu -
storm ItN llFhi AMI WAS N iawi ashore ~ hsnIIed
baiIrs 10, pet vV-.i4 Lave llalod AslVrV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
blowing Open u Je,yeller'. Safe.

Bur.nrs blew open tho sHfn in Nes+lius's
icWnlrV store In Cheney street. Railway, ratly
yesterday morning. ani stole tl.JD NylM VI NwtHy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02

SIrcie PAYMENT Rf4uMPp Tho bcs, llno cut
iVT saiv eNtfiNa,tV. my ~ yiec -i1,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02

Malil ly'h choior Norfolk O} 4inrs cost less than
NJ lyy4 AZ iI4IAet hpVI A lia!Il'Vn sL-Ate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
LATEST LOCAL,

A SNEAK thief yesterday got away
with tue nat-raok from Mr.. .Slandsl's resi-
dence, No. East Fourth.
TIE VIM. N. G fifth Pink Domino
Combination will op n one ek's !.
gagem mt at Woods Tneater Lo-mOrrow W
(sunday) night at O'clock.
A MURPHY mass temperance meeting
willbe nelu at the Orch trd-;treet Pres
byterian Church, next Tuesday, the 18th
OF November, al 8 O'Clock p. NJ. All are
cordially invited. Seats Tree.
THE Mount Auburn Street Railroad
Company began the use OF it's new rout o
to Auburn street to-day. Hencefogth
the cars will run from the top OF the n-
cline-plane out Locust street to Mason,
and along Mason to Au.urn street.
WILLIAM GOLD, a trick game player,
while pursuing his ayucation at the
Cincinnati, Hamilton s. Dayton Depot.
attempted to persuade Ell. Owens, a de-
tectiye, to join him as a partner. Ed,
complied, and after he had watched him
try lhe game upon some of the guiltless
and Innocent, handed him oyes TO the
otficers. For the next hundred days he
Will be out of danger at the Work-house.
MR.. PATRICK KEYEs, one of those IN
dIviduals known as a vile whipper,
was before the Police Court this morn
Ing, and received a sentence OF thirty
days. 1t is to be hoped that he will not
require second dose. He has a family
Of four children for whom be makes no
provision whatever, and delights IN get.
Ting drunk, abusing the children and
whipping his wife for attempting to
keep the little ones supplied with bread
by her own honest labor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
AalElOunceHM Ments.

The Independent Colorsd Democrats
Club will meet next Wednesday even.
ing for business purposes.
Rev. Z. Ii, Leonard, Orchard.stras4
Church. on Sunday night, will SPEAK
upon Popular Amusements."
DR.. West will teach the Bible class
sunday afternoon, at quarter past 4
O'Clock, at the Y. NJ. Z. A. Hall.
Rev. B. T. Miller, of New York, is an
Iounced % preach at Emmanusi Prot.
est Church, Fulton, tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Parker PilIsbury will lecture this
evening at the church, corner OF Eighth
and Plum streets, on "Thomas Paine In
the Revolution Of 1776."
Rev. James Q. White, at Poplar-street
Church, on Sunday morning, will preach
on The text, your Young Men Z fFtth-
ers), where are they ~
Rev. Geo. b. Beecher. of the Firss
Presbyterian Church, Fourth street. on
sunday night, will speak particuiarIf
on behalf of young men.
Rev. A. s. Dudley, of the Lane semin-
airy Church, has selected the text, sAnd
they brought The youag man alive" and
Will preach on this at II A. NJ.
The subject of DR.. Ridgaway,s dis
course, Tomorrow evening, at St. Paul's
Nj. X. Church. will be tine Rsadjaess
with which Religion in Business Appeals
to the Common Mind"
"Paul Before Agrippa" will be joseph
s. BurdsaPs subject for consideratirn
before the Primary Glass, Sunday
school Teachers' Meeting, this after
noon, at O'Clock, in The Y. Nj. Q. a.
Hall.
Special services will be held to-mor-
row in many Of the churches, on account
of its being the beginning of the
Worlds Week of Prayer' for Young
men. subject-"rhe Resurrection OF
Christ-ILs Evidences"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
County AUDITORS Deputies.

MI. William S. Cappeller, who takes
his place as County Auditor next Mon.
day, has appointed the following as his
deputies:
e. w. Petit, Deputy, Tax Omission Depart.
ment.
james Al. Waters, Deputy. Tax Distribution
Department.
John Eberling, Deputy, W arrant Department
Philip kieboIth, Deputy, Transfer Depart.
ment.
Waiter t. Cox. Deputy, County Commission
ers' Department.
Henry 1. King, Deputy, Tax Settlement De.
partment.
William J. Abernathy, Book keeper.
Benson GoldesDerry, Clerk, Tax distribution
Department
Edward Z. Boyce, Clerk, Tax Settlement De-
partmcnt
Albert A. Brasher, Clerk, Transfer Depart,
nent.
Charles A. Doually, Clerk, Personal Prop.
erty Department
Mr.. Cappeller filed his bond In the
sum Of $4,000 to-day, which was &C
eepted and approved, signed by William
Rankin, Geo. D. Wlnchell, Caleb Dods.
worth, and Joseph Seitert.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
st. Ludwig's Fair.

Yesterday evening the promenade
concert at Jefferson Hall drew an i'm.
mense attendance. MIR. J. b. Lampe
had charge of the arrangements for the
evening.
Right Rev. Otto Jatr, O. 8. F., Vicar
General, Revs. Joseph and Ferneding
graced the entertainment with their
presence.
This evening Mr.. Mic. Bieber will act as
President, representing st. Johns
Church, and will bring with him The
whole OF mohawk"
This evening an election will take
place between the Presidents Of the
Fair, to ascertain the popularity Of
each. A gold-headed cane is TO be given
to the successful candidate.
A jolly time may be expected, and as
the object of the concert Is u charltab e
one, every one who would lend help
ing hand should be present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

National Associated Press to the Star.
louisville, PA, Nov. 1O.-This re.
gion was visited yesterday with one oI
the heaviest rain storms Of the season,
commencing at noon aud not abatng
until after midnight. Reports to-day
from all parts OF the mining districts
show that considerable damage was
done. AT Mahoney Plane some of the
breasts In Lawrence g. Merkel's mines
cayed in, taking down portion OF the
public road and breaking the water
pipes.
A great number Of the mines of the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal g. Iron
Company were flooded to such an ex-
tent that the pumps proved made equate
and the mules had to be hoisted out to
save them from being drowned. Opera
tlons are suspended to-day In nearly
half OF this company's mines. The
pumps are being constantly worked,
however, and it is believed that by this
evening most of the mines will be in
condition to resume operations.