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GENERAL NEWS
Picked % ttsm Al Sssasas sf -
cesatsy.
Strange Suicide -smaIpox sssS-fhs Asa~
land murdren-sSin ESst.
tion-french FoihIes.
MINOR MATTERS OF MIMst.
GRAFTON.
r.aecsuntable ssieiA~ OF a.parxs<rs
wife.

rnaccountable Suicide Of ~ karnAtss
wife.
6pecai DsspafcA ~ ne Regtssev.
GRAFTON. February H.-oh Sunday evsA.
ing, near S O'Clock. Mrs. Mott, wife Of
Julius Alott, residing two mikes east of this
place, went to the barn near their dwelling,
there procured rope, which she tied 10.
the rafters in the NOV, got up on q small
box, attached the rope around her neck.
and jumped of, breaking her meek.
Soon afterwards her husband went out To
feed, and on going up in the mow'he found
his wife Suspended by the rope, deed.
o{ Srsnch dssnsAt, and % ia hae
husband. She is respectfully connected
and always considered good. win aad
neighbor.
No carse Is known for the act eySpt Il
is supposed she was troubled about o suit
which her husband recently lost I'M court.
They have nice house and land. From
some remarks she had made TO some other
friends, she had concluded all would DO
lost, and they woul,i finally he homeless.
She leaves q considerable family, some of
which are now nearly grown. Her ass was
near forty.tiye. T..
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That 100000.

BALTIMORE, February 1.-THE board OF
directors OF the Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Western railroad company, the recent
nominal purchasers Of the Washington and
Ohio railroBd, will meet In New York to-
day to determine what shall be done with
the purchase. Congressman Young, OF
Ohio, the vice president OF the company,
expresses the confident belief that the
$4,000 draft will be honored when again
sent TO New York for collection, and that
his company will soon take possession OF
the road and commence the work Of Its eK.
tension"
The Virginia Senate on Saturday passed
a bill permitting the consolidation OF the
Alexandra and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company and the Alexandria and Wash.
ington Railroad COMPANY.
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Tn. r.,u.,.e. Bond Decision.

NASHVILLE, TrSs., February lt;-ln the
Supreme Court to-day, in the Tennessee
bond Injunction case. counsel for the Fund
ing Board made application to modiiy the
decree so as to enjoin funding into bonds
with tax receivable coupons, but to.permit
the funding TO proceedif the bonds do not
contain such a condition. The decision
will, in this event, merely eXpunge the
taI coupon feature from the act. The
funding would then proceed In the hun.
dred and three bonds with ordinary cou-
rons. The court has the application under
adv yispmpnt
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Mysterious Disappearance.

DETROIT, February li.-Miss Jessie Blood,
Is years old, daughter OF +. II. Blood, OF
st. Clair, disappeared under circumstances
that lead to the belief she committed sui.
eide. She retired Sunday night, giving no
sign OF any trouble whatever, except q
slight indisposition, for which she took .
dose OF medicine. Yesterday morning the
room was found empty, her clothing In II,
and note TO her father stating she was too
unhappy to live, and not mourn her loss
as she had gone forever Tracks were found
leading TO the house near the river, and II
is feared she jumped in. No reason what.
;c1I Young !; LADY" lady m6tR nHa aRha 6eqSsgs8
friends. No breath OF suspicion Is attached
to her. Her brother died suddenly, three
years ago, from an overdose OF laudanum.
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The Flood i'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, February IA Gn'''e
Helena special says: The leyee was strong
lv guarded last evening and every precau'
ton taken to prevent the inroad OF the
great flood now pouring down the Mis'ls-
sippi river in its resistless
flow to the gulf. The earthern bulwark
remains in the cut and more hopeful ieel-
ING prevails at present, although the dan
Ger is not past A weak place is still
in the leyee in front of the property OF the
Helena Lumber Company and for two
blocks SOUTH but the street commissioners
hone to strengthen the work sufficiently to
make il withstand the pressure.
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VIRGINIA..

The RoxueS Fall ut-Riddleberger
Calls Massey . felen-Great Excite
ment I'm the Cancus.
RICHMOND, Va, February l4.-Tonight,
in caucus, the Readiuster boiling members
agreed to abide the decision Of the caucus,
when Massey, the present incumbent, was
nominated for Auditor of Public Accounts.
Senator Riddleberyer said he would re-
sign his seat and go home before he would
vote for him. He denounced Massey as
felon, whereupon the latter's friends left
the caucus.
Great excitement followed the exit OF
the Massey men. The caucus is still in
session at midnight. '-'''''''
At 1910 S. Brown Allen. Of Augusta, was
renominated for Auditor, and the caucus
adjourned.
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Contested Election Cases.

NDtNNF ID WtSJeIH u ZfSloClUIeU TTCS3.
WASHINGTON, February H. The Com.
missioner on Elections of the House, tn.
night, considered the Campbell-Cannon
contest. Another session is appointed for
tomorrow morning, at which il lis expected
decision will be reached.
The case of Smith against Robertson,
18th Louisiana district will he dismissed by
tho committee at its session tomorrow
This. with the contested cases of Lanier
against King, Sd La, and Mobcson against
Otes, Sd Ais, was dismissed upon the the
ory adopted blythe committee of OF goins
into cases in which the cOntestan' docs not
tbeyotes pnt into the ballot boxes.
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Dangerously Hurt.

Sf' 'tol btSp1tch % NE Rtgbder.
PrTTsBUEGH, February n-Fred. Nc
Iaughlin, brakeman on the West Penn
road was run over to-day, and had his left
leE taken of below the knee, At GuyaSuta
Station, near SharpsbUrg 1t seems that
he had stepped on the brake-bar, which
broke beneath his weight, throwing him
to the track beneath the cars, which ran
over him. crushing his leg so that it had
20 be amputated. BRIAN.
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gether with the necessary exsctitude in
Siberia Cincinnati probably produces the
mostelegant effect a. trimming fur upon
garments Of seal, but as 1t is not becoming
beavers. The plucked beaver is soft and
very much like otter; the half-plucked is
of deeper hue and not so soft looking.
The other, always beautiful in its brown
tint, is especially attractive when taken
from near the head OF the animal. where
il is the ioveliest silver-brown imaginable.
These animals are found on the Russian
coast and the variations of hue pervading
their skins make their matching work OF
art, GoTHAM.
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WASHINGTON, February H.-The House
Judiciary Committee took the first steps,
to day. towards considering the bankruptcy
bill. by referring il to subcommittee,
consisting of Messrs. Humphreys, McCord
and Manning.
The House Committee on Postoftices and
Postroads have agreed to report favorably
Mr.. Bingham's bill increasing the pay OF
auxiliary letter carriers from 500 to 500,
and providing for the subsequent advance,
upon promotion, to $500 and $1,000. Reg.
uiar carriers are to come from this class Of
new men serving first as auxiliaries.
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PolygRniY.

WASHINGTON, February li.-Representa'
tive Willet, OF Michigan, to-day, submit
ted to the House a bill heretofore agreed
upon BY the House Judiciary Committee,
to prevent persons living in bgamy or
polygamy from holding any civil office OF
trust. or profit in any OF the territories OF
the l'nited States, and from being delegates
in Congress Accompanying is the report
which declares no person shall. under
authority OF Congress, hold office who
violates a statute that is justified and de.
manded by the positive sentiment OF civil
iyntiOn
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THE NEW ORGAN.


Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WAsHISGToS, February 1.-THE trustees
of the new Presidential organ. the ReD"hii-
cu,. as reorganized, to-day, are Hallet Kill
bourne. George C. Gorham, Assistant Post
master General Frank Hatton, and Frank
h. Conger, OF Washington, and VIM. a.
Patton, Robt G. Dun, and George Bliss, OF
New York.
Congressman Henna has presented nu-
merous petitions from citzeins ofthe Statein
reference to interstate commerce and the
Improvement of the militia laws.
Messrs. Blackburn & Hughes, OF Mar
tiusburg. are registered at the National.
Ian
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Foreign Flashes.

t'"Nt'N, February 1.-THE discovery OF
,...sP,rSsgy 80. at Cairo, is reported, to replace
..a,, &c "a, hLiedlye on the throne. The insur-
~. 800 az the railway terminus, at Senitza
Sa,,'r.,is >S5lhs up the rails and threatening the
N9r,h BCSnia. e ANYWAY III
,r = soI', siofi, who was ordered to leave France
>, proceeded to London. sixty R1ss;s,'
es's witnessed his departure.
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No Charge for Railway Services.

WASHINGTON, February II. - Senator
Allison, chairman of the Committee on
Appropriations. has received letter from
the President OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, in which, responding TO
an inquiry on the subject he says: "Our
company had not at the time, nor have
they now, any intention to make a claim
for compensation for courtesieS extended
to the late President and his family, or TO
the Government. We felt it to be not only
n duty, but pleasure to do what We could
to increase the comfort and adm restoring
the health Of President Garfield"
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ST. CtAlRsvlllE.
GoWrt In Sessisn-The SaalI Pes -Aeare
OVer-ResSonal.
Specdi 10 Ne Re0lst~.

- ~ "~~ss
OVer-ResSsnal.
SpccSdi 10 As Rs0lstr.
ST. CL,IssvILLE, February N.-Commou
Pleas Court convened to-day with the nsw
Judge, Sc Clair Kelly, on the bench. The
new Judge starts of we'll, and will no
doubt give entire satisfaction.
The grand jury was impanneled, with
Thomas Mitchell, OF Pease township. as
foreman. There is large amount Of busi.
ness before this body.
There Is no small pox here. The scare.
mentioned In the REGISTER last week, Vas
without foundation. Mr.. Kennon, who
was thought TO have had the small poK, is
we'll again, having had nothing but . bed
cold.
Mrs. George Barnes, OF the vicinity Of
Clairsville,, died to-day, after . long III.
ness, with general prostrstiou OF body and
mind.
George Jepson and James Patton viii
open new dry goods store here In short
time. Mr.. Patton was lately CONNECTED
with the we'll known house Of J.. y. Rhodes
& Co., OF Wheeling.
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steamer Sunk.

DETROIT, February IA Grand Rapids
dispatch to the Epgie from Grand Haven,
states that the new steamer Wisconsin. OF
the Goodrich Transportation Company,
which has been making alternate trips from
that point to Milwaukee during the winter
with the Michigan, both new iron boats,
buiIt last summer expressly for this route,
struck the north pier rs she attempted 70
enter the harbor this morning A hole
was smashed in her port quarter about
twenty feet long and i've ieet wide. The
vessel filed rapidly and sank by the side OF
the picr. about eighty rods up the river
from where she struck. Her cargo will be
saved with but little damage. She had on
hoard one thousand tons Of freight.
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Investigating His Record.

WAsHINGroN, February lt.-The Senate
Military Committee are in session this
afternoon, having obtained permission to
sit during the session OF the Senate, inves-
tigating the allegations against Major
Rochester, nominated for Pay Master Cen
eral of the Army, and whose nomination
was Yesterday recommitted. The papers
and records OF the Pay Master General are
to be examined, as it is charged that
Rochester. by remissneSs of duty, was par
tally responsible for the defalcation OF
Pay Master Hodge here.
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Paris. February IL-1t II probable thst
the international billiard tournament VII
not after oil be played A dlntculty has
arisen at the last moment, and the French
players hacked out.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning session.

Prayer by Delegate Dodrll OF Webster
county.
The Auditor transmitted response to
the resolution of inquiry, showing't the as
scssed value of the real and personal prop.
erty of the State for the years lSSO.Sl, and
showing the cost of the last assessment to
have been SlT II 90
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AYssssiy Qaasrei.

81. Loris, February IA Po,t Dipaeh
special from Bloomington, III, says:
Charges have been preferred against Rev;
Tobin r. Brooks, editor Of the Baaae, q
Holbsep, published in this city. for criminal
characterization to the Methodist church
authorities, and for Publishing defamstcfy
and scandaious statements relating 70 tpe
Central Illinois Conferences OF the d. h'
church
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PIrrsBcRoH, February H:-Hon; a
Puryiance died at his residence, In Ale,
gheny City. this morning, after Prot,actel
illness. Mr. Purvisnce vas member o.
Congress two terms, and enjoyed the dig
tinciion of being . member OF two Consu-
tntional Conventions, and also having been
Attorney General Of the State; The Dc,
ceased was seventy-thr years OF age, and
leave, a wife and three children.
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Resolutions OF Coincidence.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE friends
and professional associates of the late A.
NJ. Soteldo, Jr., resolved tonight, That,
on our relation with A. NJ. Soteldo, Jr, as
a Journalist, We remember him as cour-
teous, painstaking and worthy gentle
man. We bear cordial testimony to his
talent, fidelity and honorable purposes,
and 10 his brave and generous character,
and we tender to his afflicted family, and to
all his friends, the assurance OF our sym.
nathy"
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is. 1882.

brewers to pay tax OF three cents on a
gallon of beer instead Of one dollar on a
barrel of thirty-one gallons. 1t permits
manufacturers to bottle beer on the preml-
ses they own to prevent the use of the bot
ties of large brewers by small brewers and
customers. Ian.
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AJuyenile Suicide.

CrScrsxkrr, February IA CommsreidT'
Paducah, KY, special says: Philander
Henderson. aged Is, committed suicide at
Henderson's Mills. Marshall county. No
cause is known for the act unless griefover
the absence of favorite brother, who ran
away from home and was not permitted 70
return by the father.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Great Damage TO the Texas Roads by
the storms.

s.. LoCIs, February l4.-A Mineala, Tex.
rs special says: The recent great storm
5 apparently abiding. Two bridges on the
Texas Pacific Eastern Division are wash
ed away, AMI trains stopped. orders have
heen issued TO hold all trains, except on
the Missouri Pacific. At Dallas. tonight,
serious waShOuts are reported ON the Texas
central at Chambers creek. and the run
n!nS Of trains is temporarily abandoned.
There viii b. great damage and much de-
lay 10 all Texas roads.
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The Apportionmeni Bill
SENATOR SARGENT.
His Chances for the Coveted Secretary
ship.

ship.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, February l4.-Sargent is
still here, and his friends claim that his
nomination as Secretary OF the Interior is
only deferred until next month. The
story runs that Sargent has large land
cases before the Interior Department,
which Secretary KirkwOod purposely de-
lays action on, knowing Sargent cannot
take the Secretaryship pending their de-
cision. 1t is further claimed that Sargent
told the President, some time since, he
could not wait longer unless the nomina-
tion was assured, and the President said
stay. On the other hand. 1.-The reported de-
lays and postponements are looked upon as
dangerous. Lam.
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The Harper's Ferry Property.
,s,ecinl Dispafch 10 the Reoi,tey..

WASHINGTON. Februrry 1.-THE Secretary
Of the Treasury has prepared bill author
izing the sale or lease OF the real estate and
riparian rights OF the United States at
Harper's Ferry, with a provision that the
water power of the property shall be APP
praised at q fair cash value, and not sold
for less LAM
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rhe He.tsru Braneh.

LINCOLN, Nyb., February 1.-The Star
Cleary. most master of Sidney. on the
stand. He refused TO testify, lest he might
crininate himself The prosecution spent
most OF the forenoon arguing 10 compel
Cleary TO testify. The court oyerruled the
attempt, as Cleary was one Of the conspir-
stors indicted. The testimony Of persons
who travelled the Sidney Deadvosd route
at the time covered by the indictmsnts.
and also OF the Deadwood post master,
was taken. Il is thought the case viii 90
10 the Jury Saturday.
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Haan feet ar Petition.

WASHINGTON, February l4.-A memorial
is here more than 5000 feet long, and
signed by merchants, manufacturers, me-
chanics, farmers, taxpayers. and others, OF
nearly every State in the union, which
will be presented TO the Ways and Means
Committee. 1t asks that''the tax on hank
deposits and the two cents stamp on
cheeks and drafts be abolished.
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WASHINGTON.
An Exciting Debate in the House
Yesterday.
The ApportIonmeat BiIl-Sargenfs Chances
The Harpers Ferry PrOPerty-aew's
Observation-Disclosures in Taxa
tion-Tariff Talk.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
FENlAN DAY.
A Lively Debate ON Robinson's Res0iu-
tion I'm the House-Prospects of the
AppOrtionment Bill.

A Lively Debate on Robinson's Resoiu-
ton I'm the House-Prospeets of the
Apporiionment Bill.
Special Dispatch toth Register.
WASHINGTON, February H.-Senator
Vance, in a speech, to-day, advocated a
tariff for revenue only, to beggerly array
of empty benches, while the majority of
the Senators joined the crowd i'll the
House, where Richilieu Robinson's Fenian
resolution was the occasion OF q spirited
debate. Orth, from the committee on for
eign affairs, reported adversely to the reso-
luton. Immediately scene OF confusion
ensued, members springing to their feet on
all sides, and motions piling up, one
above the other. After the House had
Sat Down on the Report
the committee still undertook to regulate
the debate, and the Speakers decision sus-
tanning this, was the occasion of heated
controversy, in which Robeson, Randall,
Cox, Blackburn and others took part. When
Robson reminded Randall that he was not
now acting as Speaker, the latter replied
that he was at least member OF the House
i'm coed standing. Robson called Robinson
a 'demagogue, and the escene became
somewhat exciting. The Speakers decis-
ion, however, was sustained by q vote OF
lbs to ll2. ID was then discovered that the
resolution had never been acted on, and it
was therefore referred back to the commit
tee.
The Apportionment Bill
was, by reason of this debate, crowded
over, but will probably be reached tO-mor-
row. when vote will be taken. 1t now
appears to be the intention TO vote on the
Observation-Disclosures then.taking the next
highest until some number is agreed upon.
IL now looks as il bill fixing the next
House at 800 members would be eventually
adopted The bill reported by the Census
Committee will certainly be defeated.
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Held for Trial.

DALLAS. Tx, February IA. NJ. Dickl-
son. postmaster at Tunnis, had an examI'
nation before U. S. Commissioner Butord;
TODAY, on charge of embezzling $500 OF
the Governments money, and was placed
under s., 500 bonds to appear for trial at the
June term of the Federal Court in TINS
city
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p,>e,aini.e ehe CalapSst>.

vryssA, February ia dispatch from
Alexandris says; A detachment OF Yemse
rebels Is advancing upon Mecca, via Bsadsh.
to proclaim there the spiritual dspositioo
OF the Sultan Of Turksv and the rstoratioa
Of the Arabian Caliphate.
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PANS, February H.--It IL stated o. Ger.
tain that England and France hsve agree4
to discuss with the other powers the shsil
OF Egypt. The tension between ths s. a.. q !.
not doubted Q perfect understanding VII
be arrived ct,
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vEsSA, February II. The Austriss
troops in Bosnia are suffering terribly
from cold. There Is great want OF fuel
and water, and st least one'half Of The men
are on the sick list.
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a laal YsnllRl.

NOMINAL, February A.-An sishtyess.
old boy died at Point ~. Charles from %.
cessive use OF liquor. The coroners Jury
brought in Q verdict OF wilful murder
against the persons who gave the liquor.
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Troy, n. Y, February 1.-THE Ice In
the Hudson and Hoossc rivers broke ny
early this morning, bat bsonDs bloctsd
below Troy, and The vhs,yes % ve,s nooasa; ss =;
the city took sudden Start end rsp'dIy
moved away.
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Train Delays.

DALLAS, TEXAS, February H.-Irains on
ali the Dallvs railroads are still from ten
to thirty hours late on account OF washouts
and loss of bridges.
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DEraosr, rebsusry A-Eiissbsth Moran
sIore and Michigan Bouthsfn rsilroed, IN
the superior Court, todsy. Tor the death
OF her husband, who was crushed between
fW0 raYn
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H.ssrsscse. February n-fhe report o
Secretary Of lntsrnsi Ahaifs shexs snss -
are i,173,os9 taxsbles in ths Stsss. ins
value Of taxable real estats pfvPerv - -
year, wasl tI,1t0.@,H IN 6Ibefe va
SIOs go. .52i worth Of psopsfty sxsmpt
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AtiIs Slammed.

PETERSBURG, Va, February i4.-,in com
sequence of high water, the mills have
practically ceased operation. APpomatsso.
riyer is higher than it has been in FIVE
wears and still rising.
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S,ranre Punishmeut.

P,LEsrrSE. TEXAS, February l4.-The
county court has sent black woman ana
white man, convicted OF cohaeitauon, lo 70
Brazio county to work out 3 fine Of $3.50,
at the rate OF s. per month.
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Death by Faii-Danase by the Over

NEw ORLEANS. February IA fall OF the
scafFolding at Carrollton market killed two
workmen Seebick and Kelwegg.
The steamer Mike Davis. from the over
flowed section OF San Francisco. reports
great damage. Thi. boat is removing fam
lilies and stock TO safe places.
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Posr Jrsvp, n. y. Rsbruaay il-Aa y
yorxe and rising river flooded the w.
OF Tochecton. TIE ice. however. soon ~,
vsy and the wstsY Fecsdsd. o. H
bouse.wss crushed by the Sce snS go"
od. Damsse. 70 the village moi ssf'oa@
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p,lrrrSx, Tx, February IA speei.i
,ei.grsm 10 the Gdsefts fron Ause3n snyss
Aftsr being out nearly ueek tbs lssy rs
TUNED verdict Of guilty ct stAgs robSesY
against the notorious hishwsynsn, hsss
Boyce. coiored.