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THE DAILY GAZETTE In nnhlish.
,wEDsEsDAY. JANUARY 10, IssI.

DELAwARE's CHoIcE.-The re-elec-
tion OF Senator Bayard took place as
vie announced by telegraph in the
j aGAzETrE yesterday. He received the
vote of every Democratic member of
% tile legislature. This was expected
eaby, the whole people of Delaware,
without regard to parry; nor was
the expectation confined to Della
ware, it pervaded the entire country,
and was the just tribute to the dis
tingWshed ability that the Senator has
shown in the twelve years that he has
T! represented the State in the highest
III legislative body known to the govern
ment. In all the elections that took
place yesterday for United States
Senators in the various States, no one
wiA reflect more honor upon his State
or country than the choice which the
~ Delaware legislature indicated yester-
:" day and will complete to-day. This
Is result at which every citizen of the
State may feel a just pride, and the
odexultatIon in the fact that the choice
made yesterday will reflect honor and
andigniJy upon the proud little Com
rnonwealth is, therefore, only what
should be expected. Although this
exultation is shown by the Demo-
cratic citizens in open manifestations,
itmast nevertheless, be enjoyed by.
all citizens, since it must be great
qualification even to the political OPP
ponsnts of Senator Bayard, to know
that for the next six years they will
find in him powerful advocate for all
that he conscientiously deems right,
and will be ever ready to assist in
whatever he believes is essential to the
benefit of Delaware and not detri-
mental to the country at large.
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The CHRIsTIANA RIvER.-At a
meeting of the Wilmington Board of
Trade last night, some very important
facts were stated which will be found
in the report in another column. The
Importance of preserving the depth of
the channel of the river can hardly be
---r--.-~-S1-s~I7--VIE
amounts to the very respectable
figures of from fourteen to fifteen
million dollars proves how necessary
the improvements proposed are not
. OIL y to our city but to the trade of the
country. The letter addressed to Mr.
u. L. Warner, embraces the material
facts and will convey to the reader
the main features Of the proposed i'm
provement that the engineers of the
government have, after SURVEYS made
conceded were necessary to secure
proper depth of channel and maintain
1t, to make the navigation of the
Chrlstlana accommodate the large and
increasing traffic upon Ii. To perfect
these improvements the aid of the
city government is considered neces-
safy and the assurance of this aid
ls asked at the earliest date. The
Council has already made it's appro-
priations for the present year. But
as the work to be done on the river is
expected to require four years to COM
pieee' there may not be any immediate
by the city required. If
tnefeSis the Importance of the subject
might waFrsat ar additional appro-
priation to meet an extraordinary oc-
casion.
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FRANCE has very frequently surprised
the world by her success in raising rev
nue.. 10 Is now reported that her reya
nue. from direct taxaticn exceeded tbo
eeIim rates by one hundred and sixtv
seven lhon francs tabout S33, 900 ,O0Ol
~ "oull be interesting to learn whether
, ms u, resuis ls due TO exec ptionaI prosper.
EITHER would be sufficient TO acoount.for
hesurplus Of reVenue.-Ledger. oi
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NJ Office is hereby given that the an
IN nual meeting of the stockholders of
Will be held DL No. 3U3 Market street,
Wilmington. Delaware, on fnu sday, me
thiId day OF February, 1881, between the
hours of 2and O'Clock y. M. for the pur-
pose oi eiectIng three directors 10 serve
iur three years. JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
dec.UtWLe. Pres ident.
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AT the sale of NJ. Thomas (S Son
Philadelphia, yesterday, $4,000 in Della.
ware State bonds were offered and
Withdrawn after a bid of 1881.
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NOTICE TO wATER RENTERS

OPPICK OF THR WATER DEPART
MERT, WILMINGTON, Del.
december |, leSJ.)
The ills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars Office AT the =.
W, corner OF SiA TIA aud King streets. The
law requires that ali bills paid on or be-
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face OF the bill.
those paid during the month OF February,
per cent. additional. Those paid during
The month OF March l0 per cent. addi-
tioual, aud any amount remaining un-
! aid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar ID
required TO have the ferruIes whhdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due; and the water will not be
let into such premises until such arrears.
with assessments and ~ for drawing ier-
rules, are paid.
Once hours from 0 n. m. to 4 p. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
decl.eod Jan ed teb-eOd.
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Nj OIhdA..-Persons wnO were uraIted IN
IN the state OF Delaware for tue United
states IA ilILaryservtc Ia May, Juue or
were required 10 procure substitute oI
enter the military service under Tue latter
drait, ,wlll Ead IL 10 their All vantage 10 Come
mun1cate, either personally or by letter
with The Undersigned, who has been au-
thorlxed by Tue stale Isus lhlaiuTe 10 collect
from The Secretary OF War, the com III VA
tIon money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF war having been directed BY
CT Of Congress 10 refund Lne coiumuias
on pad on sucn cases. q, ii. Is. DAY
Uover lei. Juiv 10, 1873
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,oi,,ts from experience The dlssaIis-
"a lactloh so oIteh Attending the disoensin.
ol many oi the EN- ulsions In the nj = r.1a,
YOU'D call your attention to some of aba
FEATURES OF the emulsion which hs % ,inil .ie
pared and dispensed for Veara ..s. aYe pre-.
varying satisfaction. The OH used Is 1n 1t,o
nhest Norwegian and the most scrrs.i one
ious care Is exercised In the choice o9 aIi
asi fae,1ra anu pl In every detail of It's manu-
laetufe. BY careful manlpulation ,his
EN- ulsiot is made with the smaIIes, ,e1d enIs
slDie ainonnt OF gum, and by the yerv M,
mute division of the oil globuies IA rsndar
~ s.cs yefy y hoia and perfectly palatabie'E
OF II aud grains of popbosnhtts u; y;
line. samples will be gladly firnisbsd -.
70 a Physioians who may dssirs ihaso neo
I.a. u. 2 p IN pint bottles, price 81. Nann-
'~otoIeu aoo ssiu Wholesale and retail ~
W.E. WILLIAMS. w
DRUGGIsT,
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John Hyatt and Hobart Key were ar
rested at Tippecanoe, Ohio, last Sunday.
ior manufacturing and passing counter,
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RAILROAD LINES
DHILADELPHIA, wIIn,,
Il AND BAkElMsDRE ua,NStq

JANUARY y, lSSI,
for s1oh asiOI NJ
rhlladelphia and Intermed,o,.y,
y. IN. -'''' Nv 6b III
Philadelphia tExpress, eu !.
a. M. l2.l5. y.55 b, M V''o' sW, il|
PhllA. and New York 222 n,
IL =; M, LAB, 2.t3. 0.41 nv" u,"o "U vi
baltimore and Iaiern "a.
o.os "A. IN. 4.46 y. m. slAtIa
PerryvEle and Intermed,s,. q.
4.s3 p. IN. "ieulaie sAtds|
baltimore and Bay line galn
baltllnore and Washino,o,,Pm N.
''o'o,s.aos ~ ni.; l1.55, 1 .Ot, q. N ~,
trains Tor delaware Ulvtsia,, ~
y. IN. "' h''' lUo S0
harrington and Interms.,.,.
s.So a. m. l.O5, $40 D. n. S'al1|
DeihlAr and lnLermed,ata u,.,,
a NJ; LOO p. IN. 0'AuonA
nn SUNDAY TRAINS
Phlladelpbia and Interma7i,.,
o'io pb.,i = ~. o;oO. o.cJ, 1000 p. m. '' ''Au'
p. In. Aoih ,ZZt a, md
7.5j. "A. IA. "sVoh, lH5l, u
for further Information nasssn...
referred 10 The time tables "no,.l M NJ N
III. h. KENSEi.
SUPER uleliRE|
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LfINAL NOTICE.
TO TAxPAYEns or PEScA DER lid.

To TAxPAYEHs OF PESCA DER lid.
In accordance with AN act OF the Gen.
erhl Assembly Of the state OF Delaware,
passed nj Dover, April lOLn. 1873, hereby
gave notice Lhat | VIA attend at the fJl-
lowing places, between the hours .. y o.
CLOCK a. IN, and U'clock p. In, Tor the
puIpoAe OF receiving all taxes then due
and unpaid:
At summit Bridge, J., Boys store,
motel Of w. Is. Ford, TUESDAY, Jaf uary
llLh Al Glasgow, hotel ol w. Ii. Guth j..
erie, y ednesuays January l2th at New.
ark Depot, Fishers Office Thursday
January 18Th.
All taxes not paid at that time, VIII
positively oe collie TED according 10 law
without further notice, as ! am deter
NAMED 10 settle in March, ISL
decl t-WJLs
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az EsrERDAY the Legislature Of Della
ware reelected the Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard United States senator for the
THIRD time, and in thus honorinp him
greatly honored the State he so ably
represents. There is no public man
living to-day who stands higher in pub-
nc estimation than he. His name hos
become household word tbrouohop,
The Union. The stainless record of hi.
life is known not only in his native
State not only in Democrat circles, but
In every portion of this broad land
where purity of purpose, honest states.
manship and intellectual strength arc
priced by the people. May he live LONG
and prosper bait. Gazette.
SENATOR BAYARD was elected To his
third Senatorial term yesterday by tn.
Delaware Legislature, and there are
few OF any party who will not command
the choice. He is one of the uncomm on
men of the times, who is regarded bv
dlspassionate political foes as more vain
able to the country than to party, unless
party is most served by serving country
best, and his election to another term
will be the cause of general congratula-
tion' The Republicans OF the Leoisl.-
ture honored most worthy young leader
OF their party, BY casting their ineffectu-
al votes for Mr.. Anthony Higgins
Times.
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pHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

602 MARKET STREET, go,
INCORPORATED JANUARY ZiLh, looi,
open To receive deposits dairy IRON az a.
M, until L. M, and ON Tuesday anu o"'
uTuay evenings from7 To o O'Clock;
hEMl-ANNUALD DIViDEND,
regularly madein A April ana October, "A
when lvl6.onds are not WilhdI"ns.
lhey are accounted as deposits. lhhsPs.
manent deposits compound their lntei~
twice IN each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George W: b,s busn,
Shas. w. Townsend George 3. CapelT
kathan1 k. benson, NJ. L. LlchensleinM, a.
Henry r. Dure, Eeward Darllns'"T
w. Hastings, Job ii. JACKSON
Edward Pusey, WIN. ii. Swlil'
Anthony Higgins. ,,.ni
GEO. W, BUSH. President
EO. y. CAPELLE, Vice President rsr
ieb2l-ly E.T. TAYLOR Treasure
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aOTnCKS.


NyoTICE. Notice Is hereby given that
~ the account book Of Robert Darrakn
IA The Wilmington savings Fund soci,
ETY.. has been lost or mislald, ano Ihat i
s,sa Ia w2yvf SARAH McVEY.
OTICE.-The Perpetual savings anu
~ LON Assocla tiOn Is issuing new
series nj one dollar a share. Thls asaool-
alton loans four hundred dollars on each
share, deducts no premium, but coleots
the same monthly.
LEA PUsEY, President.
NIL. Lichtenstein, Sec. JanA.lm.
y szF1F M Anuua-u..--n~L-a
nOG REGISTER NOTICE.
~ All persons owning or having uosh
about their premises, are required 70
have them registered between the Isl
and 2Otn days of January, After tne
latter date the ordinancs will be strictly
enforced against unregistered dogs,
WILLIAM J. MAXM ELL,
dec20tfeb2. Chief OF Police.
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston
change furnished To regular DeposN''
Without charge.
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Jomx wANAMAKER. 4
Phila
Dress-Goods.

04 O09
We havo been selling low
enough, indeed SO low that
our counters have been crowd
ed with eager buyers, not
withstanding the dullness of
trade elsewhere, and the fol-
lowing prices are relied upon
to continue the rapid sales as
long as the goods last.
| CALICOES & CHINTZES.
Standard calicoes, fast col
ors, 81 cents.
Ginghams. s.
Shirting sheviots 10.
Cocheco foulards, called
''yard wide" beautiful pat.
terms 12 1-2.
Printed monte cloths, yard
wide, best styles, Is.
Thirteenth-stre entrance.
DRESS-GOODS PROPER.
English plaid, haIf-wool, 8 cents.
Striped momie-cloth, s.
French knickerbocker-cloth suit
ing, 10.
Half-wool Balermo cloth, l2A
Tycoon reps, ia.
English melange, l2A.
Marimon-cloth suiting, Is.
Flannel suiting, Is.
Cameo suiting, 20.
Colored cashmere, 27-inch, 20.
Colored powder-cloths, 27-ineh
20.
All wool flannel suitings, 25.
Colored cashmere, yard-wide, IS. |
Brocaded suiting, yard-wide 25.
Gray foule beige, all-wool, 25.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, 40 inch, 35.
Monte cloth, yard-wide, 37l.
Handkerchief plaids, all-wool,
37A.
Twilled-hannel suitings yard
wide, 45.
Momie-cloths, all.wool, 42-inch,
so.
Lupin's merinos, all-wooI, yard
wide, 45.
Cashmeres, all-wool, 42-inch, so.
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch, 55.
Momle-cloths, 44-inch, all-wool,
60.
Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
Cameps-hair suitings, 46-inch, rs.
Armures, 46-inch, 85.
Matelasses, 44-inch, LOO.
camel's-hair suitings, 44-inch,
rs.
John Wamamaker.
ihestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets, and CIty-Hall square,
PHILADELPHIA.
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L'lRsT NATIONAL BANh
l. OF WlLMNGIu3
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC none
AND .,,t
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
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Adele T., Adams
".
Alexander Ii.
Adams.
TrnhlAn aI- al.
In Chancery,
New Castle County ~.
DIVORCE NOTICES.

| oii1E Is hereoy given lhatl wliIau-
~ ply to The next General A Ssptn h q,
" the state OF Delaware for n d1v',r,.yy
| from my husband, William A. WaIs,,, ~
hppoq linimink Hundred, IN / 10 ST. ~
Delaware. SARAu ~ " 2tatS oi
decZ2-eodlms
NoTICE.-Notiee is hereby given ,I1,,I !
n saail apply To the General ASH,
NY oi lhe state OF Delaware, at the ny
0hhnaTy session, for "A divorce fr,,,' -
"iie' Laura Oss ood Harknes
uu.-, JOHN e. HARKNESs
"iInihgton, Del, Dec. 10, 1850.
i1h.- Sollce Is hereby given tn.t
WIN apply 10 the nexI General
1.iy OF the stale of Delaware fnr a
uiVoice from my husband. Frank pie,oa
na,al' .ne " oi " wilmington, in tho slate ni
"a ,I,a.,'.,, LYDIA PIERCE.
decl- -ztawImo. ' 'soo'
n oIlCE is h, reby gwen tbat Lne M
= 1s.ss uesIsIsned viii apply 10 the General
nssehloly Oh the state OF Delaware aI iIs
1.,si1. sessloh inr an Act of Bivorcs 0pi5,-
o'''V . it0"t HsGtrWt0"t from her husband. David
dec2- cod Imos u h'
oIlGE Is hereby given thai | sb,ll
Apply TO the General Ahse,nhiu -
TINS shIs State' al Its session in Janunrv IssI
Mary Pugh. W a. ~ iy Mhe, |
Wilmington, lin Del, Nov. 80, 1850. IL
uecI-fn& thin.
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EDWARD BELTS, President.
dEo. u. ARMSTRONG, &, CAsh.saa I'm
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

WILMINGTON, DEL,
FOR SALE.
sl'oOo Wilmington City par cent LOaf
deposits received, 4 per cent lnteresIa
lowed ON daily balances.
D Shares delaware Railroad Eoek.>
Home and foreign investment. sesGs
Ties bought aud sold. aPlj-l
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DIRECTORS.

Disconnt days, Mondays and Tharsd'i'
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Rev. G. H.. Fowler, D. D., LII. D.
OF NKw YORK. SUBJECT:
Great Deeds Of Great Men r

Admission, 80 cents Reserved seats, rs
Genus; Season tickets, (securing choice
OF reserved seats IN any part OF Tho houss)
$3.50.
The ONCE for the sale OF Season Tick cts
only will be open on Wednesday, January
II, At IL O'Clock q. M, at T.. +. Thomas K
Co.'S. No pe,son will be allowed 10 Sc
ing.
Reserved seat tickets for single enter
tainments 10 be on sale, three days in ad-
vance of each entertainment respectively. v.
DIAMOND COURSE.
Jan. q, Lecture, Rev. C. II. Fowler.
Feb. 10, Readings. Prof. Il. q. UIbbAId.
March Lecture, Josh Bllllngs.U
March ~ John B. Cough,
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At this season of the
year, shirting and sheeting
muslins are usually made
the leading articles of sale,
and persons very naturally
expect to buy at lew prices,
even at cost.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-25
AUCTION SALE

Notice of Sale on Foreclosure of Chattel Mort
lake NOTICE, That by virtue of chattel
~ ymGnrttgage executed by Horace A. Harvey,
Gf arsdas 1amkton county. Dakota territory to W.
Of july 1851 and fled in the Office Of The leeis
ter OF deeds of Yankton county, on the 18th day
default bas saa and upon Which
the following described property therein men
toned; to-yit: One frame barn situate on lot
Yankton; one set Of double harness. three bils
lard tables, one pool table, four billiard table
ip lamps one refrigerator, all cues, balls and "a
chants saloon under the Merchants hotel; three
marble top bureaus, three marble top wash
stands, thirty-fve black walnut bedsteads, five
walnut extension tables, one black walnut Leaf
table. three stands, thirty-one black walnut
washstaads one hair sofa. one rep sofa two
rep rep chairs one marble top table. black val
5oi, sH
ing, to the same; fffteed heating stoves.
seHentv wa.n p,pesi o.ae eight extension tables.
stands eight cake stands eight Silver plated aSsi
eisk saee i1anas e,ght silver plated Dishes
PLATED PLATED milk dishes, eight silver plated butter
dishes four chandeliers with lamps; all knives.
III III, hs; cnl1a ware crockery ware, spoons. silver
ana plated ware used in or about the dining
utensils used in and about the kitchen Of said
notei two large heating stoves and pipes, one
Office desk, and all furniture, ali CARPETS vim i'm
dow curtains and all other furniture not here
inbef9Is e S enumerated belonging to said Harvey
bureaus, lounges, chairs, mirrors, etc, and
twenty tons of ice at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Merchants Hotel, corner
OF brOadWay and Third streets in the city ~
Yankton, countyof Yankton, Dakota Territory.
on Wednesday, the 9th day of July, 1881, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day.
Dated, July 49, 1881.
GAMBLE BROTHERS,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

New York, July 22.-The Pennsylva-
MIA railroad has made emigrant rates to
Chicago 50.
Des Moines, July GA case pro-
nounced by the physicians as Asiatic
cholera was discovered in Des Moines to.
day. 1t will probably be fatal.
New York, July 22.-Adam Hartranft,
a Russian nihilist engaged in the winter
palace plot, has arrived here to raise
funds for the nihilists.
Denver, July 22.-The principal towns
of New Mexico are raising funds for Pat.
sy Garrett for service to the territory in
killing Billy the Kid.
Walla Walla. w. T., July a2-The
town of Hartford was nearly burned
down to-day. Several of the most valu-
liable blocks in the town were burned
down. Loss not definitely known.
Cincinnati, July 22.-Hill & Sons, pa
per manufacturers at Middleton, have
made assignment to James q. Campbell.
Liabilities S125,0OO; assets nearly the
same. This firm suffered loss by fire a
few weeks ago.
Des Moines, July 22.-Mrs. Helen
johnson, Of east Des Moines, was found
dead this forenoon III the cellar, suspen.
ded by the neck. Her husband is under
arrest on suspicion that the act was muir.
der and not suicide.
st. Louis, July 22.-The Harrison wire
works in the southeastern part of the
city were damaged by fire between and
O'Clock this morning to the extent o
about $4,000; covered by insurance
Work will proceed with but little inter
ruption.
Clyde, Ohio, July 22.-The statue O
Gen. Mcpherson was unveiled to-day il
the presence of many old comrades, in
cluding ex-president Hayes and Gems
Force and Strong, all of whom mad,
speeches in euology of his character
courage and manliness.
Cleveland, July 22.-'Hhe loss by las
nights fire in Lamson & Sessions Cleve
land nut and bolt, works is now estimate.
at $4,000 to $4,000; $1,000 to $4,000 OF
the buildings, the remainder on machi
merry. Insurance, S45,O0O. 1t is suppoe
ed the origin was spontaneous combus
ton in the attic used for storing pattern
; and rubbish.
Kansas City, July 22.-A report fror
Bismarck Grove, where the ditching {
IN emigrant train on the Atchison roa
occurred, indicate 5that the miscreant
who tore up the rails were gambler
from st. Louis and Kansas City, an
that they were after the passenger trai
, which had $4,000 gold and bank note
and their scheme miscarried by acc
dent.
Havana, July 22.-Two employees
J. the branch Mt Matanzas of the SPANS
8 bank OF Cuba, fled with two accompl
> ces on board the Spanish steamer Al
catre, which one of the accomplic
chartered under the pretense that he i
e tended to fetch cattle from Alvarad
S Mexico. The employees robbed the off
of 100000 specie. The bank Office
, say the amount stolen has not vet bee
II fully ascertained. The Alicatre le
d Matanzas on the 10Th inst.
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Death and Destruction bv a STORM.

Death and Destruction bv Storm.
st. Louis, July 25.-The storm We'd.
nesday night did great damage. espec.
tally in Coon valley, twenty miles south.
east, where property was deluged, dams
swept away, and death and destruction
marked its path. The house of Hans
Jansen. a Norwegian, was surrounded
by torrent, and his wife and six chill
dren, ranging in age from six months tc
fifteen years, made trenzied attempts tc
escape; the raging food, however, soor
engulfed them. and they were swept
along lifeless with the flood. The hus
band, who was in La Crosse, first learn
ed the news last night, tho road being
impossible. and there being no commu,
nication by telegraph.
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THE BULLETINS,
FIRST BULLETIN,

FIRST BULLETIN.
Washington, July %, 9 p. m.-Drs.
Hamilton, of New York, ard Agnew, of
Philadelphia, arrived at p. m. 1t was
intended to hold consultation at p.
m.. but it has been decided not to dis
turb the president tonight and probably
no further report will be made.
SECOND BULLETIN.
Washington, July "a, a. .m.-Nothing
has occurred to indicate any unfavorable
symptoms in the presidents condition.
at this hour he is resting comfortably.
THIRD BULLETIN.
Officially
Executive Mansion, Washington, July
4-lO a. m.-The president was more
restless than usual during the night and
had another rigor just before midnight.
This morning at SIS his pulse was 50.
temperature 9S, respiration 1s. A CONSUL
tation was then held with DIR. Hamilton
Of New York, and DIR. Agnew. of Phila-
delphia. after which counter opening
was made through the integument of the
back, about three inches below the
wound, which it is hoped will facilitate
the drawing off of pus and increase the
chances of recovery. The president bore
the operation we'll. His pulse is now liz
FOURTH BULLETIN.
Washington, July "a, 1890 a. m.-Sec
retary Blaine and Postmaster Genera
James have just left the executive man
sion for the night. They said the presi
dent continued to rest comfortably ani
that his condition was as favorable as i
possibly could be, considering the recen
complications. Secretary Blaine remark
ed that the president was doing as vel
as they dared hope he would. The ut
tending surgeons report at this hour
lO:3O p. NJ. that the president is restn,
quietly, although they have not though
it best to disturb him by taking his pulls
and temperature. They believe he
free from fever. There are 10 lndico
tions Of return of the chilly feeling.
FIFTH BULLETIN.
Washington, July %, 80 a. m.-Th
president is resting quietly, the attend
ing physicians are doing and the men
bers of the household, excepting til
watchers in the sick room, are asleep.
SIXTH BULLETIN.
Executive Mansios, July 25, 1O;45
m.-The presidents condition continue
favorable, and at this hour he is ver
comfortable. No material change Ii,
, occurred in his pulse or temperatul
) since the last official bulletin. He Ii,
3 partaken OF lime water and milk alte
: nately with meat juice this morning wi,
!. a relish. When the wound was dress,