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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
THE LEGISLATURE,
4 DAY LARGELY DEVOTED TO
MUCHEE TALKEE.
Tho Brass Kettle Uppermost in Both
Houses--The House Makes More Progress
Than the Senate--A Storm of Amend
ments--Considering the Boom Question
minneapolis Claims to Own the NIissis-
SiNni. .-.--
TIE SENATE.

The imbeoile reporter Of Bill Kings paper
got another benefit yesterday morning, when
Senator Wheat arose and made personal
explanation relative to the lnisrepresenta-
tons contained in that paper, as to his posi-;
ton toward the bill for the removal of the
feeble minded children from ST. Peter to
Faribault. Bills imbecile reused up slightly
at the mention of his paper and rubbed his
eyes little, but inasmuoh as there was no
resolution to Danish him from the State, the
usual vacant, far-away look soon took pos
session of his countenance and he rapidly
subsidized into his customary condition of
bsatific languor.
The special committee on railroad dis
elimination made report, returning several
bills without recommendation, which had
been referred to them, and offering substi-
tute.
Senator Reaney offered substitute for
the bill previously introduced by him rela-
tive to the obstruction of navigation on the
Mississippi river, and the substitute is to
head general orders to-day.
The bill substituting an interest penalty
for the 10 per cent. penalty for non-pay-
ment of taxes, elected lengthy discussion
and it was indefinitely postponed.
The bill introduced by Senator Mealey per-
tanning to the grading of wheat, was dis.
cussed with spirit, almost all the Senators,
stimulated to action by bushels of letters
from their constituents, were anxious to vote
for some bill to abolish the swindling brass
kettle. Several objections were urged
against the bill, and it was laid aside and
made the special order for Monday next at
8 CLOCK, in order that Senators might have
an opportunity Of seeing the tester commit
tees bill. 81
Senator Hill's bill proposing constitu-
tional con vention was recommended to pass
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TEE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.
JURY CASES.

JURY CASES.
Fl. B. Claffiiu VS.. The Williamsburgh Fire In.
surance company of Brooklyn, Y. On trial
jury out.
81. B. Claff1in g. Co. VS.. The Lorillard In.
surance company. of New York. Continued
until next term.
THE GALL.
F. Hankey ct al. VS.. j. J. Penner ct al.
Miles Bros. q Co. VS.. VIM. Van Deyn Co.
Before Judge Brill.
COURT CASES.
r. B. Galusha, administrator of the,,estate OF
J. g. Lash, VS.. o. B. Turrell ct al. Testimony
taken and case to be submitted on Briefs
The same VS.. W. R. Marshall ct al. Same ac-
ton as above.
ORDERS, DECISIONS, ETC.
Before Judge Simons.
In the matter of the appeal of j. D. Pollock,
executor, ETC., of Nathaniel Mclean, deceased.
Judgment for $4.38l.04 against The M clean
estate in favor of the estate of s. P. Craig,
deceased.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
THE HOUSE.

There was season of talk in the House
yesterday perhaps the last of the session.
There was little dispute over the report of
the committee on education increasing the
appropriation for higher education, but after
the matter had been explained it went
through with little opposition. Then the
judiciary committee reported back the bill
incorporating the Mississippi Boom COM
pany without recommendation motion
to send it to the committee of the whole
brought Mr.. Hicks to his feet with savage
TRADE against the bill. He denounced the
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Probate Court.
before Judge O,Gorman. |

Lbe10re Judge . Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of Felix Gazing
rich, deceased. Petition fled for license to sell
real estate. Order made for hearing. April Is,
at 10 A. NJ. Same estate, inventory and ap-
praisement filed.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred G.. Man
son, deceased. Petition fled for license to sell
real estate Order made for hearing April II,
at 10 A. NJ.
In the matter of the estate of Nathaniel Nc
Lean, deceased. Transcript of Judgment of
district court filed, sustaining order Of probate
court, allowing claim in favor of the estate of
Samuel G. p. Craig in the sum of 81, 3S1 .04.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01

bill as an infringement of the rights of the
majority of the log owners Of the upper Mis-
sissippi-an outrage upon the people who
had spent quarter of million Of dollars to
improve the river. He insisted that the St.
Paul Boom company should be Obliged to
pay toll on logs that passed over the Falls of
st. Anthony. MIR. Hicks won his point, the
House refusing to suspend the rules to adj
vance the bill on the calendar by less than
the required wo-thirds vote.
Then Mr.. Jones sought to have the bill for
the reorganization of the insane asylum adj
yanced in the committee of the whole to the
third place. This Mr.. Hicks opposed also,
but Mr.Jones carried his point by very close
vote, although "Little Villain Fletcher was
button holing members industriously during
the debate and roll-call
There was another debate on the proposal
to call up the bill to release the swamp lands
from the grant which tied it up to the Sol
diers' Orphans Home. Mr.. Hicks fought
this also, and the vote was a tie. At the
afternoon session, however, Mr.. Amundson
claimed that his vote had been improperly
recorded, and the Speaker decided that the
question was before the House. The report
Of the committee favorable to the bill was
thereupon adopted by vote of SO to "a.
The deficiency bill was disposed of in
about ten minutes, Notwithstanding the OPP
position of Mr.. Hicks, and the bill abolish
ing the brass kettle was taken up. per-
feet shower Of amendments were presented
almost as numerous,as the snow flakes that
were falling outside. Mr.. w. NJ. Campbell
exhibited great tact in the management OF
the bill. He succeeded in holding the atten-
ton of the House until he ascertained that q
majority VI with hi 4 g. !,
vote on each amendment, and they were
voted down just as he dictated with but one
exception, or carried as he decided. The re-
suit was that by o'clock in the evening the
bill was substantially agreed upon, and Or
dered to be engrossed for third reading
after two substitutes and forty three amend.
ments had been voted down and nine
amendments adopted. This closed the Sos.
sion for the day. Several bones of conten-
ton were disposed of, and can hardly arise
again to torment the members.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
Canadian Protest .

MONTREAL, Feb. 28.-At special meeting of
the members of the Montreal corn exchange
to-day the following resolution was passed
by a large majority:
Resolued, That this meeting hears with con-
siderable alarm the report that it is the inten-
ton of the government to put protective
duty on breadstuffs, and sincerely hopes that
in adjusting the new tariff they will consider
the great hardship that would thus be inflicted
upon this dominion, and earnestly hopes that
all grain and flour from the United States will
be admitted free, as heretofore.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
No Pleuro Pneumonia Among the Cattle
of the Northwest.

CHICAGO Feb. Pa rumor having gained
currency that a case of pleuro pneumonia had
been discovered in the stock yards inquiry
proves there has been case. It appears that
DR.. Detmars, veterinary surgeon, in the employ
of the commissioner Of agriculture, caused
heifer to be killed for examination, and of
this grew the story. He reported that the ami
NAL did not have the pleuro pneumonia, and
inquiry in the neighborhood from whiah it was
shipped shows that there never has been case.
portion ofthe lungs has since been examined,
and under the microscope, by one of the best
surgeons in the city and found perfectly
healthy. There is not the least evidence of dis
ease among cattle anywhere in the northwest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01

The secretary of the treasury has instructed
Collector Beard, of Boston, to forbid the load
ing of neat cattle for England, pleuro- pneu-
monia having broken out at Boston,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
Domi Mon Parliament-Lower Quite.

OTTAWA, Feb. 28.-The duties on tea and mo-
lasses will be reduced, and the finance minis
ter says if the finances would permit tea and
coffee would be placed on the free list to en-
will be made ad valorem. The house of com
mons, after discussion, voted down resolu-
tion declaring necessity of strict and uni
form observance of the Lords day in all de-
partments of the public service, and that all
postmasters be permitted to close their offices
during the whole of the Sabbath day.
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Municipal Court.
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
The City vs.. E. G. Bell; violation of the
nuisance ordinance. Continued to March 7th
prox. as
The City vs. James Rocheford; assault and
battery. Continuedu until to-day at 8 q clock A. NJ.
The City VS.. Mrs. Anna Pinney; drunk.
Committed to Jail for seven days.
CIVIL.
George Gallagher Va. John h. O'Bryan, de-
PENDANT, and the st. Paul & Duluth railroad
company; action to recover on goods sold.
Continued to March 9Th prox.
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THE PAUL MORNING. MARCH l. 1879

OF chapter 1879 of the general laws of the State
Of Minnesota for the year A. D. 1875, and to
confer certain powers upon the council and
electors Of said village.
To amend section of chapter 70 of the
special laws of A. d. 1878, relating to farmers
clubs.
To authorize the people Of Swift coun ty to
vote on the question of liquor license.
10 prevent the catching of fish in Washing
ton county, save with hook and line.
10 amend section 10 of chapter 8 Of special
laws of 1876, being an act for the incorporation
Of the city of Austin. q S. sS
To provide for the payment of taxes in st.
Louis county. t..ts.3 81
To amend section of title 8, chapter OF
the general laws Of 1872, relating to insurance.
Authorizing the counties of Todd, Harrison.
Steans, Pope, Swift, Chippewa, Lac qui Parle,
Yellow Medicine, Lyon, Murray, Pipestone, No.
bles and Rock and the several towns and in
corporated villages therein, to issue bonds to
aid in the construction of certain line OF
railroad
To authorize the draining of Mills lake, in
Hennepin county, Mimi.
To amend section Of chapter 21O of the
special laws IF 1873, relating to the running at
large Of domestic animals in Wilkin county.
10 prohibit the catching Of fish in the lakes
of Rice county. ~
Granting ferry privileges to certain parties
IN Polk county. 81
Amending the charter of the village of Ma.
pleton, in Blue Earth county.
Legalizing the organization of certain reli
gious associations.
Requiring the construction of fish ways on
Root river, in Fillmore, Houston and Olmsted
counties.
Recess fill q q, cloclr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22

Ar Ordinance 10 tEe,.... Gl.1a .v
TIE BOARD Of Trustees Cars Ii CIV
section l. No person ;ser5ons ST..
of Carson City, Keen or r-a!n...u, ~ ..,.>..
CT visit or contribute &" he .un:
or room, wht r persons I a{'...tt, or ..---. ..
lose o sInoi>inc opi,,If, d.. aH -..
rooms, are hereby declared &, J. u5;l.... .-
Section .. Any persoA viz t',5,4 ..- ..
Eisi'n OF Section O. this O-5-7,r... ..
ther eof, b. punished hy 'lt- ,.5 e-..-
dollars, or imprisonu ~ u.,. ia. a, e.. %.
helf such hne and in r-',un,en I. 20.
Count. / =. 5...N }!-@
Attest: ALPRED HEbt. >se-4
Carson City, June l.. 1871.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
sIs&oIuTiaA or J&4rHEpsNl2,

81 r. DUNNgNG ,tnd -, III. at 1T ,soinr
So business at N" Lake Tahoe Lnr bar Yard under
the firm name NJ burning HIaJ i,sI,, ;afsnersliy
this day by mutual c"bsent Fl T. Dunntn1 VII GO lee.
all bills due to ana pay all demands against tic FIRM
The husine IS N' BE- continued tns oa pace 10y e. "
Hunt, sole proprietor.
Carson City. Auril 10Th 1873. m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
IN JusrICE,s tnlK.. .-,----

ship Ornnsby Coun.<. oy-o. ". ,tz.
Withere'l Justice of Pc.
y. IL Lentz AMI =, 4. ','.-.s-,.. .l...
SMALL and achei F.. .'rr.-.. .-- -....
Notice is hereby giva, 8. ..H .- .....
liens on that certain "a .r' %! .1.-. ...--. .
dwelling thereon, in Ctr.~,n tat. p...-.
Nevada, called and klu4u , g. ..- ....
number nine 90 and - .~--. r-.t
in block number eieve 4 >.j,3s ,---.t
Carson City, 81 ne BEN -s.5 . -....
land, under the COnst, .I- oEl q tss-
under the prov .5ions O: IL, y; T. -,.s
stat, ent tied An Act 70 sac,.la ....s..
otheHs; AMI to repeal al ut..-r =, f.. z....
proved Nj -ch :, 1875, " ~ % 3. 3d..
tees COu on the 18th DtY O. .aA-
o'clock A. NJ. OF sid day, an "a .k-..s. =.
sid Court the proofs OK tno.- saIi.,svs
u. ii lii.
+ 4. Nt.s}
Cararn CTkx kaxaHa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22

CSAJURL MURRAY CARR. A CAPTAIN
- in the New Hampshire regiment commanded ny ex
Governor Hartman, deserted his wife in 1867 MURRAY
assumed the of L. N Carter, and went to New York
with named Mary Jane Bupee, taking also MS
children Lizzie Florence. aged Il years, and his two sons
Fred Elmer and Frank Weston Carr the boys being
til their sister. Carr with the children and Burpee
woman, eft New York the steamer Henry Chauncey
having purchased through ticke5s Wellington New Ita
land 1t ported that children have been sent to
Catholic school and George +. Lane wrote from ST.;
Francisco to New Hampshire in 1857 that he Rad
nged Carr, alias Carter in theaer III that city. Carr
s Carter has since been heard OF in Texas It being sa
that he and Lane faro dealers there IN Texas,
also in Colorado Carr known Steele. Cars wife rs
in San Francisco, heart broken woman seeking
her children and desiring TO obtain of ner ospring
bs the to circulate the above. Any intelligence
regarding Carr particularly MS disposition of the
children, II forwarded to H. r. MGHELS, editor of the
MORNka APPEAI, Carson City Nevada will be thankfully
resolved and promptly transmitted to the mother.
July 27th. 1870. u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTaTs OF MARVEL Parker. DE-
T. Ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Public Administrator Of County of OrInsby State of
Nevada the creditors Of ard all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
vouchers within ten months sfte' the first pCbca
this notice. the said Public Administrator his
oi6c4 at the oc, of Wells Fargo Co. in Carson City
Nevada Dated at Carson Nevada November II, 1873
JOHN y. kERSEY,
Public administrator of said County and State in charge
If estate OF said deceased.
Tt sSNoR Cp2FIN, Attorney for estate lsw4v
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
CONSUMPTION
3oOsitiVeiy Cure ii

Al sufferers from this disease that ANXIOUS to be
I'D should try Dr. Kis>n-r's Celebrated or
.y-..sytEfVe pey~Edara Those Powders the only
prnac,.ion known that will cure ,'Ti"n ana
II disc Of the threat md Lnngs-ndeed
Is faith IL them, and aso tn convince thai
they are humbug. will forward to every sufferer
rnliI I-Nst paid fire. Trtai tsOx.
w don't want your money until you perfectly salts
I'd ri t,>er curative Ii life ia worth saving
1at c.y in irving these fo.*dt trial, they vii
ely cure you.
Price for large box S. sent 10 any part Of the Unite
states Canada, By mail, receipt Of priee Address
ASH T. ROBBINS,
EuLtnS SrREx1 RRonELyS \ Y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22

IN DISTRICT co ar.

4 " DlSTRIGF co ~ = .r ~ r-
Il District State of Nevada, Cvia-- 90. s,..--,.- ,
matter OF the estate Of WiN1r " -t'. .a- ..--
u reading and fling tho T-ltjr d. ..s,s @ Z
IN he above entitled matter, ;rav'r, .. - . :.
authorizing ard direCtiJIs the execosaf e ..-s
testament Of SAT-, deceased TO y ~ .. q .
LeIort certain real estate 10 WI, La.. F.-.- D. -
40 in block for weight [tSi Of Sc. .....-.
division Of Clrson City New re, ar ,ote III
lar term Of said Court he appointed y 3D., ..,.-
petition, and that due and legal no.tc- oi -.,
said petition and of the hea-n, tke,-A .rs... &c l.
.ng to Law, and it appo3ying therefror s G. 3,
therefor exists, it is hereby ordertl g. ftpbY
JULY 9TH, 1877, a day OF regular AZ tle
June, A d. 1877, term II tn UVlr., At alr;rIr
Of his Court in larson Clty at ~ cad day o.
appointed as the time and place Of t'e ne AID
tition when and whert all Persona oere aed said
cate may appear in the pre- ribeJ y .0d III
test said petition, and lat copy this 0rda. be IL
shed at least Netk for four VI
said hearing in the MnRs'NG ARE NJ. ueRsp1zer g.
ished in Ormsby county, Nevad..
S T. WRIGHT,
District Judge ec,0ld Judicial Dissrift
Carson q =, rev, June 18TH 1877. ieidE4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
ASH l. ROB BINS,
IN THE DISTRICT CorHr OF THE

N THE DISTRICT COCRF OF THE
II Seornd judicial District State OF Nevada in aud for
N5T,by CoLntyn the matter Of the estate Of EdPar:
nios rstIe Elsie T. Niles, the guardian OF the estate
! H. ssd Edward Niles (who has been adjudged ms ne
having day Of February A. D. 1872 presented
the judge Of this district Court petition. verified by
her oath, praying that ouer u mortgage certain
estate belonging said Edward Niles, hat it would ba
beneficial said Edward lies that such reat estate should
% mOrtgagod. And It having E. the Judge Of this
Court by said petition. that II Is Necessary and beneficial
gage the said al estate, it heTaN ordered that
the next of n of the sad Edward Wing and al persons
interested in the said estate appear before this Court It
the thereof at the CONTRIBUTES in Carson City
Ormsby County. SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL, A. u 1879 at 10 O'Clock A then and there
borrowing oi money and the mortgang such estate
=. D. KING, District Judge
Attest J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk
March l3, 1879. 4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22

In short, the Mo&NNa ArEEAu will keen
m al even keel and stand by the friends OF
Repu 'lican principles, Republican usage and
ne Republican leaders of trieG courage and
.bllity.
Bat she APPEAL will be especially valuable
Is an
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
s,SA0rS DIRECTORY
OPP
nr MA. Cold Hill. silver City, Cat
CRY and Reno.
J. 3 = Go,

Cal 1887 are lcw in the field gathering irforraaf
sor I'll above Work. 1t will ain complete and -eIis
81 rooster AL RESIDENTS, full Classified B,ssip~s
ID ec ny. Information relat ng 70 thu growth pspuI-
th l. tc, these cities thur municipal COVE rnrnentS
odica onal 'sntOns religious and Benevolent sseotis
ohs aiming interests etc. making il useful bee
Of re renee T. every resident.
q yANOALI.. - PubIlsh
CO. piled hy D. N. BISHOP K Co, compers Rishnr
San AnclseU directory directories OF Oak land Ahmsr
Berk v ST ktan, san zee and California state Busutsa
Dire, pry.
doiin J. Fox, carson street Carson City. ieil
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22

..,,,: '-:- "a. ar& RUcTIoA o. HU
II. "naly from secret snd chronic dis'ases
= :}- ~ ID reliable institution 70 be established
3. 2' ,A Penn. in 500. ard afterwards IN Nsl
81 %, private disl~rlServ. i'll ord u
T., sft = ;h. hc-t nCJ al and surgical trrFfren
.. *;... 80. "1 tier affections and 'r'mPi ainCs
~. .1!l.,..4 =, he inst ute or hJ letter, FREE,
" <ne AHItct-dG
IT, y. :. Cza2kaC would most -esTss'fuy inform shs
~ # me ;ciic chat at the solicitation
+ - nuac-o}Ie fren.s and hundreds II those unfrru
" afflicted I'll disease ne has rr0pcned his MEDICAL
~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
= s SSC.i. The doctor would remind all those Who
in / Of rreiCal aid, that since renqushn- his
cry ami successful practice in San Francisco h,
us visited the principal cities in EurOne inspecting dill
v the .,.o< renowned hospitals and gathering the
ouce 81 m learned III the profession, the Leuet
winch We cerS to all in need IF his services Rheu
ate affections chronic catarrh diseases ri the stomach
nd kidneys, liver complaints, successfully treated
Those suffering the and ndiscrttions
# ycuth weakness, physical and mental debility
ssuTad OF permanent CHARGES moderate Al
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent .,
asprt.ss Ad,lrcsl L. J. CZAPhAY N D.,
127 MontgoIncT! st. between Bush and Suffer sts.,
sJ25-N san FrsncisCo.
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ee"rso of its greatly enlarged circulation
/ $50 + Will be, as heretofore
induced
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70 the PUBLIC.
INFORMATION WaNIED.

Cal~on CIV, November 11th. 1878.
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The shove sale IL hereby pc~t.-,ued ua.-1 TEIGs,i
t,e Slst day II NAY. A y 1877 %. same F,u- ... @
and by request OF plaintiffs ma Ge.i ,;.ianta.
: I. So .'sr -n..#
Carson City May I9th 1877
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'evot@i to the promotion of cool taste. and
letters, Education and the Arts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-13
NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Latest Figures.

New YORK, November l2.-Charles +.
Smith, of the Albany Ecening Journal,
telegraphs: The official returns, now
coming in, show small but almost uni
form Republican gains. With the
changes thus far recorded, our footings
give Hoskins 957. Carr loses considera-
bly, in Monroe county, but gains enough
elsewhere to make up. WendelPs net
gains thus far are over his estimated
majority yesterday about 800. Both ap-
pear to be safe by about 1000.
New York, November l2.-The Sun
has received official returns from fifty or
sixty counties in the State. a close
comparison between these and the un-
official returns from the other ten coun-
ties indicates that HOskins, Republican
candidate for Lieutenant-GOvernOr has
defeated Clarkson y. Potter, by
about | 100 majority, and that Carr,
Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State is elected by ne lrly the same ma
iority; that Wadsworth, Republican
candidate for Comptroller, will have an
increased majority over that OF Hoskins;
and that Ward and Wendell, Reps, are
also elected as Acknowledgement and
Treasurer. The majority for Horatio
Seymour. Jr., Democratic candidate for
Engineer and Surveyor, will be toward
100000. John kelly's vote in increased
over the previous estimates, and will
reach $4,000.
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Rridge Blown Down.

ST. LorIs, November IA report
was circulated here this evening that
part Of the bridge crossing the Illinois
river at Meridisia, Ill.,. on the Wabash
road, was blown down last night. but
the officials Of the road denied having
any advices 10 that effect. A priyai"
telegram from Mcridisia tonight, how
ever, saws three spans oi the bridge were
blown into the river during - AMI !
O'Clock. No particulars vet.
QUINCY. ILL, November l2.-The tor.
NADIA last night struck the bridge oi the
Wabash railway over the Illinois river,
at Meridosia, H., and lifted a portion
into the river. Trains are coming around
by the Naples bridge and into Quincy
over the Hannibal < Naples and Quincy,
Alton * 81. Louis roads.
Sr. LouIs, November IA dispatch
from &. II. Chappet, Division Superin-
tendent Of the Wabash road, says: The
hurricane struck the bridge nj Merido-
sia ut 1910 this morning, and blew
three spans of one hundred and sixty
feet each into the river. There will be
no delay 10 trains, NJ We are running
them via the Hannibal branch. The
bridge will be- ready for crossing again
by Friday.