Daily Republican., 1883-02-13
THE GREAT ONO FLOOD.
CINCINNATI kUBMERGED-ONE
THOUSAND BUsI y Ess HOUsEA
IN WATER.

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| c,,,,nu,r, E.l,ru,rv PAT II
o,,l'a,, e., ,,;,,ht tho ur,.,t iond nf 1890 ;s
ool;,,,,,J ,,H tho Aond of 1ss9 will go on
raadrJ n, ,ha ,r..tn., .y.r known in
the Ohin vaIlev The marks now indi-
cn,. % "a f.., n 4 ;ncbn. While ,b. flood
| ofIoay ,,.s ~ f.a, 2irri,.s Atthis hour
~, .- ~ =, LII .;,;,, .,t ,ha ran. ,f ona
;moh on hnnr and r;vnr mon say il will not
raanh na ;,s h.i,rbt unt;l unnn to-,porrow.
rr,',;,,,; =; ,, I,,,.t s,rr,,,n,le led
,"' W. ,n,"'. ,,'a'a. 10 nna ,h"n,nud hnsiness
~ i,',l,,li,',, f.,o,nri., d;sti,l4ries
.,nr., ',rnr.'hnn,av and a,ln,ns nr4 sub.
,na,,n, ,n' Nh Cr.nt hnttn,us nrr from
,,.,,' =, ,;,,ht t,,,, ,,,,j.r y,,tnr
rh' =" ~, !" ti,' ,'u,,l,tcd dis
,ria, +. 'rr''.,, anI ,,,iav.. ,rr kim ad-
,,f t,,n .'.r,,,t;nn or the neo-
nle md ,re nl,;mo ,h.ir yocation in
hnn,, r. Xxx u,a Ii;r.t p.ninant
ni,in Ni,i,i, ,,'iiI 10 n,iica dutv n tho
u,',.r w ] ,nr,in,s nf thn ritv wnile the
riImlor n,iina f,,r,e viii t,l,. rL.,rge If
the smI,nnrged ,' d nnr,i"n4 and nrotrct the
n,onIn from tha uir,,n. Thr,,as works
ar, ARE ittood4J and the strrnts nrr in dark
ness except where they are iillln lil;tttu
bv the electric liuht. Lamps and can
dies are used in All tb. residences and
business huusrs The engines It, the
water works have been stnpprd s;,ce9
o'clock this morning and a water fam
inc is among tive dangers which
threaten the CITY one thousand houses
are Inundated in Coyjupton and New
port. opposite Cincinnati. The Third
and Four.h Streets Line of street cars
has been abandoned and every other
line in the citv, save oun is under wa
+.r In ,l,oo,
Naarly 1oO hn,d of cattle we're
lro,y,.j t,.ni,ht az G,rke a. Linole-
n,n,u mans nm N;ll cr..L Tine w;Itpr
i. fnur f.at dnan in Sprino Grove Gene
+ his d.nth TL4re is no communication
hy rail nr telegr,nb +, many Of the
,I;orant ,ownsou the river and the
uytent nf disaster at these plares can
onlv he ronjectured. Vast quantities Of
,l t an.al I,,r, III. p; .r ia
dav in larg. niles inst A. if I,t1 thc ward.
S,r.a, c,rs ,annnt ru, over the susen-
sion mr. Newnort bridges and ro,nmuui-
cation bptwrcn this city and Coyington
is ditfrult and hazardous All the rail-
rn,Lu l.,I;n,, into th,. r;tv are suffering
fr"n, VI. a1nJ Lut NO extraordinary
I,nn,gn b,. haan sustained hv nny
.nnrt i, ,ha ln.o of n,osaup.r and
fro;,Iht ,r.tin
Th" lo.s ,,no,o tho ro,Iipo mills dis-
ti1lnri.s and nthrr rn,,nuf,rtnrinp cstab-
!; ;.h,n.,,t, viii ,,,,,rn,r,tas Al ooo o0n Some
,f tha ,,,,;,,.. ;ry1,ronro ,nr,n,nip. will
At, tf.r Lut oil wiIl mil thr,nnb without
rnuhl.
Erer,,t,,;r,, 10 in ,rch , ut.t. of ch,os
h,t inj;,idn,I Lnssa. and details can
,nt ~. ni,t.inad Tba l,r, Of GAS in the
.itv las, ,i,,ht had , ,li'niritiny attcct
,ni thn,.,1J., li,,in', n.;ih;n the connJ
+ tbr swashinq waters are in a sen,i-
,,nir
In ,h. ,;tv nroner ,,ro,t J,,,.n. h,.
,oon dom. Lv th. v,,,,,.''r. nf f..a,on:,,
I'D /, nnn - q, ora, ,,rr,,.r <,,. ",
,ln,.,,,,. Na;k.1 4. ~ - pIa,,. W,a',''
h, a,,;',,-ilIa J,n,, wn,'I, ,D.n:, ,:,
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nj nu W,.,,, J,,;,j,,f,,rI !, G','
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'!n''ilI 'it'l'''n Pi"'''lG hll;f Tl' "
'TSI,',' l"'iiIlS ililIl''. ~ 1hAi' -
~, ,''i' ~. ~ Ia n""s > SaW mus .ue
1'",'s i ni '',I '"rt'S. e't'n'lS''hehtS 'l''
!, anu '"'rH must loIi"W'
I'"NH, I"c"pS mas "rlercd the lying
mo,l'''"i 10 or ,''al' fnlny to receive
'n'f'rH' Wi"r' they vii! b" cared for
,I ''' ,i'N ) expense 'hr Louisville
@"'' @ ,o'ni'''S "p"hrd free lunch
,Io' ~ i"' women anu children food
liI'I'FS ll '"-aaN on Nam street, which
III h' hlalh'alhtu during the flood.