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The New York herald., 1878-09-14
WIND AND RAIN IN IHE CITY.


The weather, ever unfailing topic OF converse
tion In New York, where 1t plays SO many naughty
pranks presented many features yesterday calculated
TO test tho most enduring patience. At early hour
before the miikman piped his tuneiul lay or tho
wakeful rooster INDUCED in his first crow, the wind
ana rain had concert all to themselves Many
sound sleep was brokon by banging shutters and
swinging gates and the Eolian chorus was deaening
The eastern gale blew with ury AS the day advanced
tho veod himself in nlst. The gayety Broad
was temporarily withdrawn, tho bright faces gem
orally adorn having fled bslore the beating rain ana
lerce wind Naught lett but the misa nth ropic
stage driver, tho dripping policeman and those whom
the cares OF business brought reluctantly out In The
street, In The afternoon tho wind devoted its atteL.
the first mentioned that wero In ans way shaky In
their fasepings either down subjected to
revolving process dangerous TO all In
their vicinity. But tho umbrella seems TO
have been especially invented Tor the aeiscta-
tion OF the wind Now II was elderly
gentleman holding his course SS.E., ana his
umbrella at the same time, and tackIng occasionay
ton. The wind iaid wait at the Grsi the
umbrella became distorted and disjonted fabric,
and there was hat carsering away In tho distance
and cbolcric individual trying TO remember ali his
Sunday school lessons 10 keep him from saying bad
words.
The ferry boats had no little difficulty In entering
their slips, as The strong tide converted them into
may Of their passengers. Evening brought refresh
ing coolness and tho moon came forth In siivory
Splendor, dnging aside her Iight drapery OF clouds
ana touching everything with magic wand OF beauty
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tary OF the Treasury Mr. John shsrmanbas undsraken
ns think. 10 be square aud frank aud with
the business OF the couutry. You may not
agree with him. but this merit. IL seems to
me. may DO caimst Tor hlm lie has hsd la
this matter secrets; what he "a doing he has
deavOred to inform the country about H. has
with II. viii continue be- Ia the iutare. II
dsrsLand my wish Ia the stter that yon
know exactly what 10 upon; and this in AZ
business transaetions ss you uaderssnd better thar
/ do, Is than halt the battle. (AppAEseJ
hut have dstsined you too loux T 90 propose
then q word la favor Of other policy ths
Let undertake. in this imp matter rega
late the tinker too much Too much egisa
tion that subject, in all otneT subjects
is one the evils time In America (Applause
leave OF began Let In the gradual approach
to the coin standard OF the paper circulating money In
the United states OF hope The march OF events
II undisurbed. will plainly lead Us on to better timsA
(cheefs1
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General James Shields, OF Missouri, and Professor
Marshal oliver, OF tho United States Naval Academy,
at the Astor Bishop CIarkson, OF Nebraska, and
ex.Cousressmau Pniietus Sawyer, Of Wisconsin. are
at the Windsor. Rev. Dr. Thomas II. Skinner,
OF Cincinnati, and Edward McPhsrson, Chief
OF the Treasury Bureau OF Engraving and Print.
ing are at the Fifth Avenue General Godfrey
WehzeI, United States Army, il At the Gisey.
Thomas G. Alvord OF Syracuse is at the metropolitan.
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Chambers, United
States Army, Is at the st. James Judge A. o. Aids,
OF Washington, Is at the Park Avenue. Colonel
George W. Palten, Uuitcd States Army, Is AZ the
Grand. Judge U. NJ. Rose, Of Arkansas. s at the St
Denis
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STORMS IN EUROPE.

VIOLENT STORM IN SPAIN AND PoRTUJAL-
DESTRUCTION OF PRopERTY-aHIrwREcKs
AND LOSS OF LIrE-THE HERALD's pREDIc-
TIoN vERIsIiD.
(Erom tho Telegram OF yesterday.
LONDON, Sept l3, 1873
A despatch received by the Standard from its cor
respondent at Madrid gives graphic account OF q
irghlu storm which has been raging In that part OF
the world.
RAIN, WIND HAIL
The storm, which was q furious combination Of
rain. hail and wind, broke tho capital Spain
Wednesday and spread havoc throu yh several OF
the provinces. A. the same timo the gale blew
the coast Of Portugal, with special violence near
Lisbon and the Bay Of Biscay. %.
DAMAGE AND sHIpwRKcKs.
great deal Of damage was tho result OF this up
heavai Of the elements. Several shipwrecks have
already been reported, and IL Is feared that
news In yet to come. The hail was particularly de.
s,rue,ivs IN tho vineyards. Telegraph lines we're
torn down. trees uprootsd and houses unroofed.
This storm Will cause m1ch suffering among the pop
uiation.
FURTHER ACCOUNT.
Another despatch TO the Daily News corroborases
ibis account oi the storm, and gives some further
details respecting It's violence This despatch stated
that an uoprecsden.edIy prolonged thunder storm
broke over Lisbon and the neighooring Portuguese
provinces and that while II continued the damage
property was excessive. In addition, thrco persons
wero killed and u large number Injured.
RExARKABLE vRRirIcATioS.
The Of this disastrous storm Is regarded
IS a remarkable vsrincation OF the HERALD weather
prophecy.
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DRUG STORE LICENSES.

NEWPORT DRUGGISTS FxELcIsEp ABOUT THE
ACTION or TnE LICENSE cpMxIssIoSEns-
unlawful SELLING OF LiQUoR.
lux TELEGaAPH TO TIE HNRALD.1
NrwpoRr, H. l., Sept. 10, 1873
A number Of tho druggists throughout the state
are considerably excited at receiving note from tho
License Commissioners, copy OF which roads as
OyFicg Tug LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
Mr..
siR-we have charges against you for violation OF
tue I.quor Law. Call upon US ~ithout delay ana 50
escape arrest Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. BOWEN, Secretary.
II appears that some OF the apothocares have vio.
ated the law and have, II Is ciaimcd paid atten
ilion whatever TO the claute when allows registered
pharmacists and assistant registered pharmacists to
sell Liquors on the written prescription Of phvscian
or the written order OF the purchaser satng mat
the liquor - wanted Tor medicinal purposes only.
Such have received the polite note gwen
above. In response thereto several nave
nlrcady appeared at tho Office OF tho bt-
conse Commissioners and taken out a. license.
while others Lave reported aud signhad tboir ntcn-
tion OF so dong Olhers are stIi thinking over the
matter. some say that they do not sell e0oogh 10
pay $500 Tor pharmaceutical license, while Others
threaten 20 take license ana turu their apotbc
cary into snops. they have legal rignt
10 do II they tako out the proper license
Tne License Uvtnmissionrrs, u viii be seen, are
simply snorcipg the Jaw.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF TIM CHIEF SIGNAL OPTIcEB,
WASHINGTON, sept Al A 81.
Indications
For New England, clearing weather, warm south.
crly veeriog 10 colder westerly winds followed by
rising barometer.
For the Medic Atlantic States, colder, clearing
weather, northwesteriy winds and rising barometer
For the South Atlantic states, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly northwesterly, stationary temperature, ana
stationary or rising barometer.
The ONO River will rapidly rise.
Cautionsry signals continue at Easpori, Section I,
Portland, Boston, Section 8 ana Woods Hole.
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MR.. BEkGH MISTAKEN.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

NEWPORT, H. l., Sept 49, 1915.
The communication addressed by Mr. Henry Bergh to
IA New York World to-day, appears to bo very ridcu.
loas when II is taken into consideration that there Is
nona particle OF truth In tho statement that among
tncuany entertainments given to Admiral Ingiencld
and mis- officers was pigeon shooting. Not Der
Of the squadron, from the Admiral down. VISITED the
grounds OF the Nsrrssausett Gun Cub n,hber ala
ihcy attend matcp anywhere else during their visit
ITO Newport The me mbers Of the Gun Club are at q
lvss TO account Tor Mr. Bergh's misstatemsnL
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
NAMES OF THE BILLED Ar WATSON RUN Gull
ygGr-A FAMILY WASHED AWAY.

MEANWHILE, Ia, sept. I3, 1873
The names OF those who lost their lIvcs last night
In the lood are:
Engineer GEORGE BRows, fireman.
GEORGE HOFFMAN.
MIKE CAHILL.
These men were all drowned In Watson Run Cub
vert, on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
three miles southwest OF the city. Tho locomotive
and nve cars are under water.
DROWNED.
About seven o'clock this morning Samuei c. Der.
rickson TO the corner OF Park avenue whero
iather had residence, aud while engaged pulling
dftwood that was blocking tho channel fell into tho
stream aud was carried IN moment under the loDg
briogc A gentleman who saw the accident hurried
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
THE STORM IN oNrARIo-INcEssANT RAIN FOR
UR DAYs--THE LOWER HALF OF THE VEL

The STORM IN oNrARIo-lNcEssANr RAIN FOR
UR DAYs-THE LOWER HALF OF THE wEL-
LAND CANAL SUSPENDED.
OAKvILLE Ont, Sept. l3, 1878.
owing 10 the heavy rams OF the last three days
considerable damage has been done In this vicinity.
rhs flood Is greater than was ever known before.
Several small boats and open yachts have been car
ried away, a'so steam yacht. Bridges and roads
nre washed away In All directions.
Tue Great Western Railway track Is washed out In
several places No trains have passed here TO- day.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. IL, 1878.
Rain has fallen almost the past lour
days. The streams have and bridges have been
washed away III many places. Washouts are
ported on the Great Western Railway between To-
ronto ana Hamilton and ON tho Grand Trunk between
Toronto and Brompton AMI trans delayed.
ST. CArIARiNEs. Out, Sept l3, 1878
Steady incessant has fallen since Tuesday aud
still continues, with no sign OF abatement. Naviga-
tion on the lower half OF tho Welland Canal entirely
suspended, the tow-path Is completely submerged
and the banks are serousy damaged.
MARKHAM, Ont, Sept. Is. 1873.
severe storm OF WIND aud ram prevailed mere
to-day. aud The greatest Hoods experienced In this
section since 1851 have occurred. Two large bridges
crossing the River Rouge were carried away ana
man named Andrew Sculi drowned. The rail-
way embellishments on the Toronto aud Nipissng
Railroad have been washed out and trans
running
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
GENERAL MILES FIGHT.

THE BANNocKs BELIEVED TO BE ovER.
CHICAGO. H., Sept. Is. 1878.
The Inter Ocean mas special from reliable corre-
spOndent with General Miles dated Mammoth Spring.
National PARK, September 0, which reporls lighting
with the Bannock Indians The morhing the 4th.
IN which General Miles, WIN twenty Of tho
Fifth ,niantry, ana thirty live friendly Crows sur
prsed the Ban nnocks at d,ybresR, and ser battle OF
two hours' duration thirteen OF the B3nnocks were
killed and thIrty-our OF their men. women and chill
fren taken prisoners ara sent TO Fort keogb. or
General Miles force, Captain snneit OF Company
rim infantry, al Little Rock; French scout and
one Crow Indian wcro KILLED Twenty-Five Indian
horses killed and 200 captured II Is believed
that General Niles has thus closed the Bannock war
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BY A PARTY OF
BANNOCKS.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 13, 1878.
party Of Bannocks, headed for tne National
PARK crossed tho stage road, mile north OF Pleasant
Valley, at three O'Clock this morning They stole
sixty head OF stock from ireighters near the
valley. Another party burned some hay ana de-
s,royed the mower OF u rancher near sand Hole Sta
linn
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
ERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER H. 187a-wlTH SUPPLEMENT-

10 the other end TO Derrickson. but was TOO
late, only reaching there IN time TO see his body
whrl away In tho rushing torrent
FAMILY
Al GuItown, i've miles north OF Conneantville, the
house oil william Laurence swept from It's foun-
daiions early this morning, aud borne down tho
stream some distance with Tue family int.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
FLOkILIN e,

the teeth and breath the best liquid dsnrce In
the world It thoroughly cleanses partially decsysd tssh
from all parasites Irving an sIcul" leaving them
peary white, imparttag delightful fragrance TO- the
bre Ah. The FRAGRANT FLoRiNE removes instantly all
odor arising from foul tobacco smoke being
partly composed of honey soda and extracts OF swess
herbs and plants 10 perfectly harmless and delicious ~
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP, No. <93 Oxford -,
London, England. And retailed every~he
Price rs cents.
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A.-A-A-CHIL.L AND FEVER OR FEVER AND
ague AS we'll as remtent levers ct.
fectuay eurei by DIR. JArSEs AGUE MIXTURE withuut
liability Of return. SOLD ry whers.
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average tenperaurc ycsterJay.... ............ '3t
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every effort 10 restore communication a,d repair
damsges. The Virginia Midland Railroad has lost the
important briage across the SIaunton RIVER The
structure that swept away last fall This Will
neccsstato suspension OF travel over that road
definitely. Other damage has doubtless been sus-
tanned between here and Danviie, but details have
not yet been received The Rrvanpa River Is also
ported out OF its banks and threatening damage TO
the Chesapeake and ohio road.
THE JAMES RIVER RlsaG.
The James River at Ibis point ID now (tep O'Clock
r. NJ about nilesp feet above the usual level still
rislag eight or ter inches per hour Serious appre
hensions ere entertained that tho present james
River rssnet may be destructive The fresheI OF
last faIL Details regarding Damage TO the canal
above here have not been received but Il Is seriously
feared that all tho labor OF the past has been
expended IN vain, aud that the canal just reopened
again is badly wrecked Much OF the work VAS
hastily and insecurely done and was consequently
unable 10 Withstand even a moderate trcshet
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY


The following record win show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the pas, twenty tour hours In CON-
parisop With tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Haunut's pharmacy
L utu IL luIldInpA No oiH nInuuMuv
The New York herald., 1878-09-14


SOUTHWESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAM
AGE TO THE RAILRoADs-RAPID RISING OF
7HE JAMBs RIVER.
[DY TELEosApH TO THE HERALD
LyScnBuRo, Va, Sept H. 1878.
Ao almost incessant and heavy rainfall during tho
twenty. -four hours ending this morning has flushed
tho streams Of southeastern Virginia ana the Ped
mont region aud wrought much dsmage. The Atlantic
Mssissippi and Ohio Railroad has lost several bridees
and tresllcs Salem, Roanoke county aud Maroon
smythe county as we'll as several hundred yards Of
embank ment Near the latsor place a sawmili was
washed IRON its foundations and hurled against q
substantial railroad bridge, which moved several
feet OF linc Travel over this has been sus.
pended for the present, but passengers will be for.
warded via Dublin and wytbevilie and greensboro
Ow ng TO the prostratIon OF the telegraph wires be-
tween Salem aud Marion a estimate of
sustained by tho raroaa cannot be made but n will
be some days before travel eau DO sumed.
IL ~ feared great damage has been
done by a mountaln stream between Dublin
and EmiiyvIlle which crossed by the
rsnrosa thirteen umes IN distance of twelve mtles
Tho telegraph and railroad authorities are usiog
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RISE OF THE RIVER AT AsRTABULA, OHIO
FIVE MILES OF RAILRoRD TRACK THROWN
PROSTITUTION or BRIDGES.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
AsHTABULA, Ohio, Sept Is, 1873.
The river at Ashtabua commenced to rise very
rapidly last night in consequence OF three days
storm, and during Tho night persons who resided on
the bats aroused by the rush Of angry waters
through the lower stories OF their houses, and In
many instances had hardly time to escape with their
lives. The water had risen, at nine O'Clock tDis
morning, to thirteen feet above low water level.
Rogers mill in Sheffield, and hough's mill in
kIngsviie. were carried away, and numerous ordses
and culvsrts were swept inIo The lake. Five miles
track on the Ashtaoula, Youngstown anu Pittsburg
Railway washed away and several bridges along the
OF that road. Tue trestio bridge NJ Jefferson. on
the Frankling branch OF the Lake shore Railroad Is
badly damaged Inc contents oil several lumber yards
were swept away and stranded All along tao Ueach
east harUor No Trains railroads Terminating
at Asntabula have been allowed 10 run to-day. The
rivers in this vicinity hsve not been SO hign since
1887.
Two scHooNKRS STRANDED.
Two schooncrs aud one barge at the harbor broke
Ashtabuia Harbor AMI Kingsville.
No EsriAATE OF THs DAMAGE.
The damage ~ tnis lime cannot be estimated.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

OBSTRUCTION ON THE WHEELING BRANCH OF
The PANHANDLE LINE By WASH OUTS
IR VEL RESUMED TO-DAY.
PiTrsBuRo, Pa. Sept l3 1873
Tho equiDoctal Storm which prevailed In this vicn
ity past three days. reached lis full furry last
night whom tho rain Tell torrents aud was accom-.
panied by a tremendous gale OF wind No damage Of
any consequence reported In the city yet but tho
rural dstrcts report great destruction, especially Of
railroad properly. Travel on the Western lines has
generally bsen suspe ndod, nsavy "wash outsn hav.
Ing occurred on the Pau Handle, Fort Wayne and
Cleveland roads, and also on tho Ere braocn. Tho
Wheeling branch OF the Pan handle line Is also
obsN uctcd. A large force OF trackmcn al work
and travel wili probably reopen wsst to- The
telegraph lines suffered severely.
Parties IRON CoDneautviiic, armed with many
ropes, are endeavoring TO anchor the houses
An accident occurred this morning Al shenaugo.
Railroad just below shsnango ran into floating cui.
ana went down, kiiing the ougfncsr and fireman
and iDJurng tn lrst brakeman badly that his
covery I'm possible. The bodies had been recoy-
cred up to tour T. NJ
AtGeoevs. Pa. Just wcst OF here, tho high water
did much damage. A man, said to have been intoxi-
Gated, Tell of the bridge white looking az tho h ign
says boy, whose name was not stated, was also
drow ned THIS makes the list IN this vicinity reach
o total OF nine.
Trains on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
have abandoned In all directions to- day. OWING
10 several "wasn outs" aud wrecks the wost trains
may he expected to got through Tor several days
Inc loss In the cny viii reach 100000
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

DUBLiC SCHOOLS OF rHE 2isr wAKD -rHeTR
sUNDAi MkRCLkN.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

''Whits souisn are 1t for heaven,
But for this earth beneath
t. Among yie swuetost things
Are svocf and pearl-white teete..
BY using SozoDoSr you're sure
To Keep your teeth white, sweet and pure.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
SOZcDONf

A.-GENTLEMEN's hats; FALL STYLE READY
inspection At ksrkNSC MEI DS lis Nassau
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oyficg or ruI LICENSE COMMISSION

siR-We have charges against you for violation OF
tue Liquor Law. Call upon US wtuoat delay ana 50
escape arrest Respectfully
WILLIAM A. BOWEN Secretary
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

A.-RUPTURE-DR MARSh'S TREATMENT THE
Only safs reliable forty years practical
perience. Only office. vesey ST., opposite 81 fsuis
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A-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER a. sTEPHANl CO.. ~ New u sjle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
= Wedding Reception.

Our ueighborhOOd In the vicinity
Of Cave Spring Is usually very quI-
ct, with scarcely = ripple 10 break
the tiresOme mOlOtOny7 bat It was
broken very pleasantly Tuesday,
the 9th Il happened on This wise.
Mr. ThAddeus Coos one of our
friends and neiEhbOFs- who has
been absent some sears In 8lissis
sippi, returned home 4 few weeks
since and vas married the 9Th Of
February 10 Miss Mary Waller,
near LynnviIte. His brother and
sister-in-IaW gave him and his bride
4 superb reception. Many friends
were present and the hospitable
host and hostess exertei themselves
TO render the occasion enjoyable,
and well they succeeded. Tie sable
was arranged with exquisite taste
by the sisters Of the hostess, Mrs.
Will ROthrock and Hiss Ada VII
hanson The contents tereOf would
have pleased the most fastidiOus-
There was quite 3 pleasant little ex
element over the brides cake.
which was beautifully OruameBted
with natural fuchsias and rose geEa-
mum leaves. y blooming young
girl got the ring 4 gay young gen
tlemal got the quarter, and = dig
ni6ed married NJ u the button,
but he was not pleased, he wanted
the quarter OF course all the IN
married wanted the rIng
Mr. Thad Cook Is the Izst Of
company B OF she SIND Tennessee
Regiment to marry some Of his
Comrades II arms were present 10
testify 10 his worth, aad offer their
congratulations H0PE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21

I
Senator Lamar declined 20 obey
the Instructions OF the Mississippi
Legislature to vote for the silver re-
mOnetization bill-not de6autIy,
bat from q conscientious sense Of
duty. He viii answer to his peO-
pc. If they condemn him after
wards he cannot complain. He
had assisted IN educating the
young Mississippians in the past,
and, in his own words:
Upon them I have always Ell
deavored TO impress the belief that
truth was better than falsehoOd,
honesty better than policy, courage
better than cOEardice. To-day, /
must be true or false, honest or
cunning, faithful or unfaithfuI TO
my people Even in this hour of
their legislative dispIeasure and dis
appreciation, / caanot vote as these
resolutions direct l cannot and
viii not shirk the responsibility
which my position imposes Ny
duty, as / see 1t, l will do, and l
viii vote against this bill. Whe-
that Is done, my responsibility is
ended Ny reasons for my vote
shall be given to my people "
Mr.. Lamar has made q great mis-
take we think. He had no right to
disobey the Instructions Of his Leg
islaiure. He was its creature as a
United States Senator-its repre-
seutative-its servant; not its mas
ter. He would have shown true
manhood TO have resigned, or at
least Obeyed instructions under pro
test In the absence OF Instructions
a Senator may think and vote IS be
plsAses, but with positive inssrue-
tons from his people, he must
please TO do IS they wish, 40 matter
what be may think 1t Is their
province TO think and to Judge for
and bis 10 obey instruc
tons Exit Lamar.