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Nevada.
Fatal Result of a Quarrel.

CANDELARIA. May 30th.-Omizsme Lsvigue
shot Joseph Ricardo through the body this
morning, while quarreling about the posses
sion of some ore taken from J. Bizanz' mine.
Ricardo died within few minutes, but re
turned the fire before he expired, putting a
ball into Levigne's shoulder. In trying to es-
cape, Levigne fell over some rocks and broke
both bones of his left leg just above the an.
kle. Both men are old residents of Virginia
City. and Ricardo leaves q family there. He
will be buried here tomorrow. Levigne's con.
dition is serious. but is not considered dan.
gerous at present.
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REDWOOD CRY, May 3Oth.-The picnic
rendered by Whittier, Fuller & Co, of San
Francisco. to their employees and their friends,
is in progress here to-day in Turn Verein
Park. Thirty cars have brought out 900 or
5000 people. None are admitted to the
grounds except those having invitations, and
good order prevails, although it is the largest
picnic ever held iu the park. The weather
NAV be called perfect for such an occasion.
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ARIZONA.


TOMBSTONE, May 90.h.-Five Indians,
driving band of 50 horses, were seen about
ten miles from here this morning. They
were fired upon by some ranchmen, but did
not ache for fight. simply trying to escape
with their stock. Three cavalry companies
from Fort Huschucs are ON the scout.
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Bcbi Ban- San franclsc0, doubled In
size Is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArrUCk & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade mf
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GRASS VALLEY, May SOth. : Simon
Jenkins miner at the Idaho mine, while
attempting to cross winzs, slipped, and in
endeavoring to save himself from failing
long distance he struck timber in such
manner as to break his ribs, driving pieces of
bone into one of his lungs. His breathing is
affected. the air escaping from the wounded
lung, which has bloated him considerably.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Observance of Memorial Day-Tbc Fire
nj Willows at Candelaiia-
Arrival from China and Japan-items
from Guaymas-The Southern Pacific
Railroad Accideni-suicfde Of n China.
mantle.
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stani,Iaus Democratic Nominees.

MODESTO, May 3Oth.-The most botly con.
tested primary election that has ever occurred
in this county was held on Saturday on the
Crawford plan" The principal fight was
over the Sheriff The election resulted as fol.
lows Joint Senator, J. d. Spencer ; Assem-
blyman, L. b. Beard Sheriff. A. S. Fulkerth,
the presentincumbent; County Clerk, Charles
+. Mccarthy, present Deputy Clerk ; District
Attorney, j. G. Simmons; Recorder, John
McCoylas; Assessor, G. w. Cameron +;
School Superintendent, w. s. Chase Treas
urer, NJ. II. Hall, present incumbent Super
visor, District No. 3, c. g. Easton. There
were also chosen 102 delegates to the County
Convention, to meet at Modesto on Saturday,
June 81, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention. The delegates
are unanimous for J. w. Mccarthy, County
Clerk of this county, for Clerk of the Su-
nreme Court
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GEEGSs.
Fatally Injured.

PORTLAND, May aO.h.-A private telegram
from Oakland, Oregon, tonight, says that
Dell S. Lashier, the well known commercial
traveller, had bean fatally injured in an acct
dent thera
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Social Event nj Truckee.

TRUcKEE. May 30th.-The greatest social
event which has occurred in this community
for several years took place this evening. 1t
was the occasion of the marriage of Albert L.
Brown, of this place, to Miss Minnie, the
only daughter of J. F. Moody, the popular
host of the Truckee Hotel.
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cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss 81 Vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpotsnoy, Nervous and Physicai DeDll-
ity and ali that class Of complaints arising from ~
cess, Indiscreton Abuse. The OLD ma IN t.Is
remedy a fountain OF youth, and the young safe
guard and protection. DR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debiitated from
whatever cause, 10 their pristine ngor Pnce,
% 90 Der bottle Sent c. o. D., by express, 70 any
,ddress secure from observation. Address all or
iers TO A. &cBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Poetoihce
Box 1882 San Francisco. il3-opom
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Dwelling Burned.

MAXWELL. May 30th.-Mrs. Martha Nc
Coy's dwelling and contents were burned at
2 o'clock this afternoon. There was no in
surance. 1t was all the woman had, except
a large family of small children. The loss is
about $1,000. The origin of the fire is not
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CRACKERS & CONNECTIONS!

I" FISHER, NOS. bos AND $40 STREET
III. Sacramento has Just taken the Wholesal!
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS cold at lowest Sai
Francisco prices With difference in time and fregh
in favor Of purchasers Also. FISHERS CHolCk
CONNECTIONS at lowest market rates. fe22-3p5n
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LAST MEETING Of the season of the Xopoa
Club o-night. A full attendauc, ia desired. :
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THE DROWNING TRIUMPH
ELECTRIC SCIENCE.
TO MY OLD PATRoNs.

STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES In
IL you are 30 unfortunate Gs 10 require thfb,
With mind matured and enriched BY studies M an
advanced order, can safely say that there b YIv
disease In the Catalogue Of human Ills that o. a.
not treat 70 a successful ISSUE
LADIES' always ready 10 Assdzt vou NJ
plst khowleoge has been Increased by extensive
eIperlence. am now able 70 treat you with thu
GertAnty OF success. No case peculiar TO your
delicate organism Is beyond my cure control.
my Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70
any offered heretofore, and Will be warranted V
have the desired effect In all cases.
those Of the public who need my service car
depend upon gentemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment AZ reasonable rates
address particularly those who have bean ip
lured BY youthful Indlscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases
FeTs rs afnicte0 can, II Jney prefer eOnsuIt zoe
oy letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines by express with fun
instrGctions. Ali letters must be directed J. H.
JossELYa. a. b 22s Butter street, San Francis.
90, CALI
Cure warranted 10 all cases, or no pay rvquir,d
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratls send
Tor book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients a
my Infrmary when desiredl with experienced
Consultation Psrlors, 22s Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Building
once hours-From A. N. 20 eP.N.
ny Diploma hangs in ny ONCE.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and hArriA .
For sale BY all newsdealers.
J. II. SOssELYa, n. y.
eT,Iu
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SAN Francisco, May SOth.-The Govern
ment launch Mcpherson, while steaming
down to the mail dock this afternoon, having
on board the quarantine and Custom house
officials for the purpose of inspecting the
passengers on board the steamer Oceanic,
broke her propeller. Both rudder and pre-
peller were carried away. The damage will
probably reach 81 00O
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Particulars OF the CaIientc 3aiiroad Acct

Los ANGELES, May 3Oth.-Just after day.
light yesterday morning a collision occurred
at the mouth Of Tunnel No. l, near Caliente,
between the north bound special and the
regular freight train coming south. Each
was drawn by two locomotives. One of the
engines exploded, and nothing was left but
the driving wheels. The others were badly
damaged. The following is a list of the names
of those injured as far as can be ascertained
Joe Coburn, boss carpenter, leg broken
Buckley, engineer, internally hurt, serious
VIM. Park, fireman. internally, serious
Frank Peterson, conductor, knee cap and
breast hurt; Fisher, engineer, internally,
serious c. g. Knoots, arm hurt brakeman,
name unknown, seriously hurt. The accident
occurred just after the south bound train had
passed. This mornings south bound passen-
ger train was detained about two hours.
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4 VIEW EnnIand n,nner. for the brncf

bFIstUIH suSaf.tOaIFU NegcThbIe PIIIs.
They are free from all mineral substances, and the
two i've vegetable resinoids, Podophyllin and
LeptandIin, mike them the most powerful, yet the
safest Of all anti bilious medicines m3i II
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NEW MEXICO,


Sudden Death OF Prominent Citizen.
SANTA FE, May 30th.-Hon. NJ. A. Ottero
died at his residence in this city to-day of
heart disease. His death was sudden and un-
expected. Deceased was prominent man In
the political, historical and commercial devel-
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FULL-FINIsHED Balbriggan hose, from 10
cents pair up, at Hale Bros. &, Co.. Ninth
and K street,.
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\pvHRTisghEEr EEyrIoR.


weinstock : Lubiu-S Shoes aud boots and mil
luery.
Anderson s Humm-Famgrs and Mechanics
store
Ericsson Ho,air Motor
". P Coleman Hotel 10 let and money to loan.
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opment OF New Mexico. having represented
the Territory in Congress for a number of
years. His remains will be taken to Denver
fo- bilria al
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GEN HKAL NOTICES.

The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE ALI who can should
avail themselves of the splendid values offered
during the last days of the great sale OF A.
L. Stewart & Co.'S goods at Hale's.
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Information wan,ea of Miss LouIse Alb.

But, Poultry Grl, native o! Hlnola NeTIIiIIIOII
county, who worked in and about Sacramento city,
Cal, from 1873 10 1875. ANY information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received BY Dr.
Cal. a24-2m
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OF the Y. NJ. c. A will be served at their rooms
300 street, by the Ladies' Central Committee, on
WEDNESDAY May 31st, from II A. NJ. 70 . T. ".
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GoRsETs CoRsETs CoRsETs just re-
ce;ved 4, 500 pair, and at popular prices, at
Hale Bros & Co., Ninth ard X streets.
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Splendid Military Display-Banquet Ten
dered to the Visiting Military-Ex-
ercisss at the Cemetery-Etc
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APRIcoTs AND CURRASTs.-We take plea.
sure in announcing that we have just added
60 our immense stock Of new fruits the above.
named varieties, and shall from this out have
them every day while ia season. Longton Il
May, Fifth and K streets.
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ATTENTION is called to our unequaled line
of ladies' and gents summer underwear, at
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FANS, from cents up. A large, complete
and varied assortment at theGreat sale of A. T.
Stewart & Co.'S goods, at Hale Bros. & Co."
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ECLIPSE" champagne is used in preferen,,
tomany imported brands, 30 say c1nnoisseurs
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Forty years. experience Of an old nurse.

prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States and has been nseo
for forty years With failing success oy m3ns
from pain cures dysentery and diarrh1a, gripping in
the bowels, aud wind-cofic By giving health 70 the
child Il rests the mother. Price, Is cents hottie
oai-i MWS
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LADIES. misses and children'a busters, from
II up, at Bale Bros. & Co., Ninth and &"
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Ono More Case,


SAN Francisco, May S0th.-One more
case of smallpox was reported to day on the
steamer Altonower
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DECORATION DAY.

TIE NATION HoHoRs ITS pEaD-Dgco-
RATING SOLDIERS GRAVES.
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Athletic Club Meeting-ReIease ordere.

SAN Francisco, May 30th.-The olympic
Athletic Club held its first meeting of the
season to-day in Oakland. A number of ex-
citing games and sports were INDUCED in. A
large number of spectators, many of whom
were ladies. were present and witnessed the
athletic exercises.
Judge Waymire has ordered Receiver
Robert Searles, in the case of Shadard va.
the Eel River Navigation Company, to re-
lease the steamer Ferndale, on filing bonds
in the sum of S15,0C0.
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Sleep, comrades sleep and rest
"a this Field u the Grounded Arms,
Where foes no more modest,
Nor sentry'5 shot alarms.
lie hsye slept On the ground before.
Aud started to your feet
Al the lannon's sudden roar,
Or the drums redOubAug beat.
But in this camp Of Death
No sound your slumber breaks;
Here is no feyered breath,
No wound that bleeds and aches.
All IS repose and peace,
JEtrampled lies the sod
The shouts u battle cease
Il IS the Truce Of God
Rest. comrades, rest and sleep
The thoughts Of men shall be
As ssntineis u keep
Your rest from danger free,
Your silent tents Of green
We deck with fragrant flowers
Yours has the suffering been,
The memory shall be ours
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Rooms 90 TO the best house in the city, Ciunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class ~
every respect. MRS GRICE, Proprietress. ml6-d
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PERFECT ease, with durability and splendid
finish combined, is the verdict of corset pur-
chasers. at Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K
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Democratic Delesales-Arrival of Chinese,

SAN Francisco. May 3Oth.-The Demo.
cratic Conference Committee from the clubs
Of the Twelfth Senatorial District has elected
William DunphY, Frank W. Lawler and
Frank Mahon delegates to the State Demo.
cratic Convention at San Jose. L. b. Bishop
has been chosen as one of the delegates from
the Tenth District.
The steamship Oceanic, which arrived to-
day from China and Japan, brought 1,053
Chinese passengers.
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A RISING BUsIEEss.-The air Is fnll OF
clamor concerning the merits of rival baking
powders newspaper columns are overrunning
with the statements and counter-statements
Of rival manufacturers. But above all the
noise and contention rises the still, small voice
of the American housekeeper, who knows
good bread when she tastes it, and knows
how to make it /: Give me the New England
Baking Powder fer my use I've tried good
many OF those socalled bread-raisers. but to
my mind the New England takes the cake"
NEW FRUIT AND VFoETABLEs.-We are in
receipt daily of large assortment of rasp-
berries, blackberries, apricots, cherries,
gooseberries, currants, strawberries, ripe
tomatoes, green peppers, sumner squash,
celery, Roman lettuce, caulihower, cucum-
bers firing beans, wax beans, and all other
varieties of vegetables aud fruits in season
can be had fresh daily at DeBsrnardi & Co.'S,
sos and 80 X street.
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american Lepien of Honor.

SAN FRANcIsco, May Subtitle Grand
Council of the American Legion of Honor
began its second annual session at Shells
building, No. 80 O'Farrell street. this morn
ing. A large number of delegates from all
parts of the State were present, but at the
morning session nothing was done except the
reference of the credentials to the proper
committee The Council then adjourned
until | o'clock this afternoon.
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CALIFORNIA.

Especial DISPATCHES TO rHE sEcoRD-UNOs
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Marmest Day Of the season.
Arrival from the orIent-Fire-suicide

SAN Francisco, May S0th.-The steamer
Oceanic, from Hongkong, which arrived this
morning, had no smallpox on board, and
will dock this afternoon.
A fire at the corner of Second and Tehama
streets this morning damaged a corner gro
Gerry, bakery and dwelling to the extent of
$1,000.
A Chinese shoemaker employed at a Com
mercial street establishment suicided to-day
by taking poison. .
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river, were decorated by citizens and General
McCook's command at Fort Douglas. The
soldiers and citizens then proceeded to Mount
Olivet, where the unwilling Of the fine granite
monument erected to the memory Of Chief
Justice Mexican by the Gentiles, took place.
PORTLAND Tor J, May S0.h.-Decoration
Day was celebrated here with more than or
binary fervor. All the Courts, United States
county and municipal offices and places of
business were closed. The weather was clear
and warm, and not less than 10000 persons
visited Lone Fir Cemetery. where the exer-
cises took place.
warmest Day of the season.
PETALuMA, May 30th.-To-day has been
the warmest day of the season, the thermome-
ter marking go in the shade.
MARYsvILLE, May 30tb.-The north wind
to-day is drying up the grain. Maximum
temperature in the shade, So.
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f%-htu Dy the paugS Oh ueatA anu nel'
Those who fought beside those who fell
only know how well they loved their country,
and how truly they were devoted TO it, and
as we, the remnants of that once grand army
that marched on TO victory and to glory,
come here to-day to bear witness to their
valor and assemble to pay tribute to the
memory Of those who went down into the
valley of death, 80 it is meet and proper that
you tcitizens) should Join with us to shed
tears OF sorrow over their early graves and
scatter roses Of remembrance over their last
resting places" He concluded with CON
sideration OF the sweetness OF death for ones
country, if in that death we earn our couu.
try's gratitude; a consideration of the rapid
melting away of the veterans; an appeal
that the Grand Army thall not be permitted
to die out, but that the memory of its heroes
shall keep it ever green in national remem.
branca and Memorial Day kept sacred to its
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purposes and the children taught to cherish
and observe it. He gave a brief sketch of
the organization of the G. A. K. and its
aims as q society, and closed with q fitting
psroration. 1t was fsrvently patriotic ad-
dress, and frequently rooe to the realm of
true elCquence.
At the conclusion Of the address, and after
music by the band. the members Of the Post,
heavily loaded with h)ral offerings, proceeded
to decorate the graves of the soldiers and
sailors of the army and navy who lie buried
ia the City Cemetery. At the conclusion of
this ceremony the procession reformed, re-
turned to the city and was dismissed. There
was present great concourse of people, and
despite the heat of the day the people re-
NAMED until the close of the interesting
services. During the exercises at the cemetery
a squad from Company b, under command Of
Lieutenant Cook, fred salutes of minute
guns, giving IS guns in forty minutes. Half
of the squad was composed of new recruits.
and hence this is considered good firing under
the circumstances.
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For 81, 5Oo-ls3 Acres, Two Miles East Of City.
Will produce Alfalfa, Corn Vegetables, without
irrigation small dwelling and barn VIII rent
for 5000 per anuum.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-20

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
an IFcURABLE LUEG DISEASE GoNsUAPTIoN.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES do not dis
order ths stomach like cough syrups and bslsams,
but ACT DIRECTLY ON THE INFLAKHD PARTS, al
laying Irritation. give relief in AsgHnA, BRoNcHI-
tbs, CoueHs. CATAEgH. and the TaRoAT TEoUBELs
which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physsians,a and alway-
give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide aud constant use for nearly an entire gener-
alton, thsy have ettaiped weil-meritad rank among
the few alta PIE remedies of be age Sold at 25cts
hog everywhsre atts&weow
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-20
THAT BLAINE STORY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Special to thf
Western PresS-A reporter this morning
interviewed several leading democrats in
regard to the reported scheme to run
Blaine and Voorhees, as candidates in '84.
voorhees, characterized the story as too
absurd to notice. Senator Morgan pro-
nounced the whole thing as fiction, saying:
Il don't think Blaine would ever trust his
political fortunes to such democrats as
Voorhees, and Jere Black and myself.
like Mr.. Blaine very much personally, but
I believe in straight, unadulterated dem
ocrat, and would rather lose with Simon
pure democratic ticket than win by a CO.
alition and mixture Of principles. Among
democrats generally the story is laughed
at, but few, however, are inclined to
shake their heads and say things are drift
ing that way.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
High Water on the Ohio.
Star Engagement of an
Evangelist.
The London Times on Russia,
Fires, --0ther News.
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE RAGING ONO.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20-A heavy rain has
been falling all the morning. The river at
II o'clock was fifty-five feet above lowwa-
ter mark. and rising two inches an hour.
All the cellars belowiT Third. street are flood
ed which practically suspends business in
that part of the city. A great force is kept
busy, removing goods. The Plum street
passenger depot is inaccessible, and trains
deliver passengers at Wood street. Mad
dux 6 Hobart's distillery and the Globe
Rolling Mill have been compeHedto close
operations. The former has driven away
all their stock. Other distilleries in the
same locality win be compelled to close
to-day. If the rain should stop now 1t Is
estimated there will be five feet more rise:
What win come with more rain would
make the highest water ever known