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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
DEATH OF MRS. II. II. VAILE.
4 REPORT TINT SHE COMMITTED SUICIDE 81 POISON.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rEIHNEt

4 REPORT THAT SHE COMMITTED SUICIDE By POISON
10y TEIEGEArH TO TIE rEBrNE.l
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Feb. l6.-At o'clock yes
tcrday morning the death OF Mrs II. 81 Vale, wife Of
one OF the dcfrnlnnts in the Star Route case.
ported and was the of much surprise, she had
only been sick few days and then was troubled
with mild attack Of the aundce and neuralgia. 1t was
stated that death caused by overdose OF NOR
phuc which she had taken IN pills, II Is supposed 10
ease her dependency caused by Illness Late yesterday
evening n rumor gained currency that Mrs. Vale had
committed suicide and that the overdose Of morphine
was taken with that intention The rumOr
caused great deal ~ excitement II Is strongly denied
by the family and near friends. People who were In the
house with her the day previous 10 her death
state that sho had gwen OF her yalua-
bio rings TO one Of the servants Tor
n keepsake aud that fore retiring that evening She
carefully bathcdh her feet remarkug when she was
dead they would nnd her feet clean" These crcum
stances coupled with OF her having left sealed
lrttc, fpr her husband who Is In Washington city on
trial In the Star Route case, gave color o. the
report that Mrs Vale had swallowed the morphine with
suicdal Intentions said that she took enough OF the
mills for nine or ten doses and or suicide il gen.
cay believed here although 10 cause can be assigned
unless Il was deHpondcncy over her Illness and the inct
of her husbands trouble and probable disgrace IL II be-
lcyed by many that Mr. Wales friends are trying to
suppress the facts fearing II Will compromise MIN
IN the star Route trial.
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DIED

ALLEN-On February 49, W. Royce son OF William A. ana
me late Hannah r. Aleu- asea SO yeli tho Phi Gamma
Delta iaic nifty are Irspc, .A' i.l 70 ' Priy
10Th Inst, at 10 a M
ARruUR-on February TO- Annie A. wife Of Charles s. Ar
Services viii he held at her ato residence 80 27 Fast 81 81
st ON saln3ay AZ g frank Ia 1't' en- Brewstfs Put
nam Co, y. y, on sunday, the 18th Inst, al p. H.
pILCUER-At Poughkeepsie. y. Y, Friday noon, Feb
ruay lG, Anna Morgan "do" OF the L'Io Charles D Do
rne AT poughkcepsc on Monday February 10 at II
and ntcrIuent a sing sing at 81 from depot ,.o..
Trains Grand Central Depot for q,
at 7iOp M Friends and relatives arc respectfully invited
RWowER- Entered into rest Thursday. Mrs. Jane Van
wait wife Of Isaac Brower
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CTARF,bruary H. at the residence OF his sonlnaw the
Rev y. t. Garfield, New MaVsn; Conn., AmAe baiey
Funeral from his late residence MllstCne' NJ saturday
IN rbursdav the 18th inst at his ato residence
10 "a West 56thst IN tho doth year OF Lis age Alfred NJ
Snds are invited to attend funeral from Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church. at $50 a. M ON Monday 18th
inst.
DAsHAM-At stamford Conn.,. February 10. 1888 Theodore
]. Dasham aged 40 years and IL months.
funeral services AZ his ae residence Broadst. satur-
cs fases viii be in waiting on the Oriyal Of the o'clock
train from Grand Central Depot.
ENGLGsH-On the 10th insk George b. English aged 10
Funeral services wiz be held at bis late residence No East
4lstst. on saturday February II, at O'Clock p. M
JEWETT-At Moravia NJ Y, Thursday morning, OF ca.
taha pneumonia Theodore Carter Jewet Of the firm OF
Guernsey Jewett sons, In the 43d year OF his age
Tine funeral will be attended Wednesday, the 2lSt ins az
O'clock from the family residence.
SECORAt Scarsdae Wednesday February ID 1883 Sarah
;. 5ecor IN the 71th year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends OK the family respectfully 70
attend the funeral at her late residence at ocasdae ea
day, February IT, at IL O'Clock. =, A.. 1,..u,
Carriages will meet the arrival VI the $40 tram rom 0isu
Central Depot
RANYEYzon Thursday, February l'' Lafayette Ranney
NJ. D., In the cath year OF hs age. 80 - ,. "a. lac.
Funeral Saturday February IL az ~ o. M oin La is
Friends are kindly roqaestsd not to send dowars.
Funeral private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
FLAMES ON WARDS ISLAND.

A fire broke out Mt 1870 o'clock last night
In an outbuidng adjoining YerplancRs Women's Hos
pital on Wards Island, called the bakery Tho fire
started from some unknown causeln the "dry-room" TWO
engines that are stationed the is@nd for such emor
gencos were manned By hremen went over from
Engine Company No 80, OF this city. Tho names
at one time threatened to spread from Inc
bakery TO tho main building OF inc
bospta from which Il is separated by narrow 9ley'
Dr. Tute, the physician In charge immedatey naa VIZ
800 sick inmates OF tho place removed Oh soopisIed
fhe old nursery" This was accOhiPlisn V
in much excitement and confusion: Lu n,har
the flames were extingished before they spreai o,o
c there might ha We been great loss OF life; WINE az
the top II ladder Chief Thomas GO0dlson OF Hi t
No 10 was struck in the face by no1Lo anu Lila,
iured Another fireman was hurt ny lnhInY 7in q,
In AN hour and IA half tho flames were oil out Ine
bakery however was ruined. The damages VIII not OK
coed $1,000. Commissioners Thomas b. brennan WAS
early Oh the ,sceno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
SIXTY MEN BEYOND HELP.
AN ILLINOIS COAL MINE HoRROR-CAvING IN OF THE
BRAIDwOoD NINE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSR.i


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i
JOLIET, Feb 16.-Tbe water broke through into
the Diamond coal shaft at Braldwood, on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad, at IL
o'clock, where 800 miners were at work.
All escaped saving sixty who are beyond help
Great CONSERVATION prevails.
The mine was operated by q stock company
Floods and the recent thaw had loosened the earth
about the mouth of the pit, and a landslide began
about o'clock, this afternoon, which in few
minutes imprisoned some eighty miners
Reports from Bradwood are very indefinite, but
they place the loss of life at thirty to sixty. Two
thousand men are ready to work rescuing force,
but only few can get ut the place at once. The
cave-n is nearly ninety feet square. BraidwOod Is
one Of the largest coal mining places III the State
CHICAGO, Feb 16.-A brief interview just
had with A. L. Sweet, president OF the
four mines comprising tho Diamond Nine
Company, confirms the reports of tho terrible
disaster at Braidwood. Mr.. Sweets informa-
ton is that three hundred men were in
the various shafts this afternoon when the ground
sagged in under the weight of water that had at once
saturated and loosened it. Sixtytwo men were i'll one
shaft, which caught the bulk of the falling debris
and which was instantly flooded. All
of them were either drowned or smothered inside
of five minutes Their bodies are now buried beneath
Inany tons of earth. One hundred acres have been
excayated and the miners who were not III
the one unfortunate shaft. all escaped. Digging
is going on vigorously, but 1t WI
be many hours before the first bodies
can be reached The mine, was
of the ordinary kind, supplied with
regular shafts and supposed to De
are in bad shape and no full report can yet be re-
ccIyed from the scene.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. FRIDAY. Feb. 10. /

LONDON, lrldht, ltD 10, 1872
Sir James Macnaghten has obtained decree "ls'
against his wife, the daughter " William H. RUSSELL
who eloped recently with the agent Of ncighborlns
estate
IN the German Rcichstog to-day tho Budget and Loan
bill were approved The receipts and payments balance,
the total Of each being J0OjJGG3l marks The session
was plorogucd until May B.
dispatch from ST. Petersburg says that five officers
OF the lCth Greuadcrs belonging to the Army OF the
Caucasus have been dismissed from the service and
VIII DO secretly tried for Nlhll7m.
A d.spatch from Mozambique says that the French
steamer Elose recently sailed from Soss-ie TO 100 10
elp laborcrs, The natives became alarmed ana assem-
contracts Tie Portuguese military nieryene bnt inc
natives resisted and were routed oHy hitsr h''us Io
seycuty-hye killed ana wounded. ilo EioHo io,gineu
to NOssi-Bc without having accompsAcd It's o'poct'
A riot occurred in Limerick to-day among the dock
oorcrs and several persons injured number OF
the rioters have been arrested
dispatch from Vienna says that the recent audiences
OF Count Kaueky the Imperial Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs and Count Anlrassy. the former Prime Minister,
with the Emperor Francis Joseph, have given rso 10
rumOrs OF changes In the Mlhlstfy'
Three crofers from Glendale, Iso OF skye, where the
police sent to processes were repucd last month";
have been arrested nj Glasgow In the House OF Com-
mons to-day IL was stated for the Government that inc
law must be indicated before commission wOuld DO
granted inquire into tho grievances OF the Crot CTS
King Alfonso, OF Spain. has signed al appendix 10 INC
American extraditiOn treaty.
Twenty persons IN Malaga have been attacked by
trchnosls and several have died II Is stated that the
disease contracted from eating Anne ricah Mans
The Imperial Bank OF Germany wiz shotuy open
cearln g-hOuse similar TO that In London.
dispatch from Vack. Austria, says that two gypsies
fought duel In the open market place there One OF
them was killed.
dispatch from Dortmund. Prussia, Gays that fire.
damp explosion occurred in mine there by which Tour
persons were klLIeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
MEASURES OF RELIEF IN THIS CITY.


President h. +. Holman. of the Produce Exchange
called a special meeting of its members yesterday
to take action in regard to extending immediate re-
lief 20 the sufferers in the West by the floods. The
following dispatch was received from VI. L. gals,
chairman of the Relief Committee Of the Chamber
of Commerce of Cincinnati:
We have in Cincinnati alone five thousand families
etUtc; the surrounding cities are also needy. W. are
trying to take OF our own people ana lie he Others
The best thing Is money ana We can Use sch as your
but the situation Is not dangerous as 1t was yes
terday.
The following committee was then appointed TO
receive subscriptions in aid Of the sufferers: The
odore |. Hustled Alexander h. Orr, Forest II.
Parker, Paul Babcock jr., Alexander Mum, ID. A.
LIudley, +. X. Lvermore, X. 5. Holt, Alfred Rainer
and John a. Iobey. A large number of subscrlR-
tIons were handed 10 the committee President b.
G.. Arnold called meeting OF the Coffee Exchange,
and appointed the following Relief Committee: j..
X. McNulty. j. II. Small, T. ]. sherman, 4. Wake
man, IT.. and H. =. Hitch. The new Petroleum Ex-
change also appointed n relief committee.
Mayor Edison has called meeting at p. m. to-
day of the General COMMITTEES on Relief. Yesterday
he received letter from George w Lane. president
OF the Chamber of Commerce, accepting the chair
manshlp of the committee for the forwarding of
subscriptions. The Mayor received the following
dIspatcn:
JEFFFRsOSvILLE, Ind, Feb. 16, 1888
To FRANKLIN EpsoN, Mayor:
Telegram received. Thanks from distressed people.
BE prompt rs possible Our distress - very great
L. L. WARDEN, Mayor
An appeal has been made to the hat, cap and fur
trades TO contribute. Arrangements have been
Coffin Il Ilurbut, No. 5lS Broadway, will be duly
ackuON led gpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
,,,p eorIyG CTR rE1EGR4PH 8EETIcE

The Western Union Telegraph Company has
leased the property at NOS lG and is Bfoads ana IN
,t,v viii begin the construction Of an eightstoTy build
49, on tho site It will use a part OF II
Gov tbe cable and the District Messenger Com
nsules and for It's own purposes. The rest OF the
building VIII be rented for Offices. The company has
~ leased from the trustees OF the PecknaiH estate the
,,o,erfy on the southwest corner OF fHth-aVe' ana
Twentythrd 1t has not yet declueu VIA on1,se'
49, rv 10 at the b Hiding for the company's
- Iii NE used as an uptown distributing
Office. and pneumatic tubes from TIE general once
and the Broadet Office will be laid to It, Messages snu
Itters gi be sent by these tubes to the uptown oo9
aud from there be distributed by district messengers
by wire Il Is expected by the officers OF w he ePay
improved The leases Of both the Broaa, an" Vears
st properties for twenty-ohs ~
~ 10 nriv1eges OF two renewals 10 ~ ullieI 40
st he rent of the uptown premises Is about
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DIED.

ROBERTS0N-0n wednesday. February IL 1883, Mary A..
wife Of Tim Y Robertson In the 48d year Of her age.
Funeral Sunday 18th at O'Clock from Grace Church.
1l6thst and 3d-aye
Interment Trinity Cemetery
Please omit flowers.
REED-On Wednesday February H. of Brights disease.
Horatto Munroe Reed only OF Horao Reed the S5t
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family the members Of
Livingston Lodge: No $751; and A. NJ respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence No.
1923 West 30thst, on Saturday morning at III O'clock.
TAYLOR-In the $50 Of her age February Is at tho
home OF her great niece Mrs Aigernon sullivan New
York. Mrs. Elizabeth s. w Taylor widow Of Bushrod Tay
lor OF Winchester. Virginia
Her remains will be taken Winchester for inermsnt
wHITEon Thursday February TO- In the Goth year Of his
age John Morris White, OF this city.
Relatives friends invited attend his funeral
yces at his late residence No Al West 3Sthst sunday
February lS. at y. m.
lie Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
TOPICS IN PARLIAMENT.
MIR. pRApIAUGu's CASE AND THE AFFIRMATION
BuI-DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS.


LONDON. Feb. 16.-In the House OF Commons 70,
day the Speaker, replying TO Mr. Newdega'e saiu
that tho resolution of last session against Mr..
BradlauCh was not valid this session. Inc MARQUIS
of Harrington SAID that it was the business oil the
Hon.e and not of the Government, to attend to Mr.
Bradlaughs voting
Debate on the address IN reply 10 INC speoon
from tine Throne WAS resumed. The amendment
submitted yesterday by Sir Wilfrid Lawson, kadl-
cal declaring that no sufficient reason had Deeh
shown for the employment of British troops Ill re-
constituting Egypt was rejected by the House.
Arthur Balfour Conservative, offered an amend
ment expressing regret that steps III regard 10
Epypt had not been taken earlier when might
possibly have secured objects important 10 EngiAhu
without a war. Mr.. BallUur's amendment was rc-
Jected by vote OF 179 to III
The debate on the address was then ADJOURNED
and the House. by vote Of 100 10 10 agreed 10 20
into committee to allow Sir Henry James inc Az
torDey- General to introduce an affirmation DIN
Mr.. Newdegate, Conservative, opposed tn9 p,
ducton of such bill. lie charged that tno uONeIn-
ment brought 1t forward IN terror oil MID.
mob Mr. Chaplin Conservative, moved tnat tho
debate be postponed. me mIto r Gs Isnno4
Liberal G. Conservative, moved that the chalrn d
leave the chair. Tins motion was rejected aiso tn9
vote being 81 to 6S. MI. Mooy, LlDerai, mV yn
TO report progress rcjected-l43 TO Oh. ing hia,o
gus OF harrington consented 10 ADJOURN '"o u'O"''
until Monday. -, ,. .Lo
passage OF the BILL and 1t is expected that there
will be n lively contest Overli. ,,,,.a
Under the regulations OF kllmainham JAN Messrs.
Daviu, Healy and Quinn are subjected to sontary
confinement for twenty-five hours daily, ana are
allowed two hours exercise together MT lIeNcl-
yam, Chief Secretary for Ireland on having tleSo
facts submitted to HIM in tho House OF Commons
to-day merely said tnat they were allowed every
acconlmudatiO that their health required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
THE FRENCH EXPULSION BILLS.

PARIS. Feb. lG-ln the Senate to-day NJ. Doves
Minister of Justice introduced the bill proposed by
Senator Barley rendering the Princes liable to ex-
pulsion by the decree of the President of the Re-
public. motion for urgency was granted and the
bill was at once referred to a committee. After
consideration the committee submitted ITS report,
which stated that the concession offered by the
Chamber of Deputies more apparent than real
The committee objected that the new bill sane
toned arbitrary steps, and recommended It's TeJec-
ton. The debate was adjourned until Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WAGNER'S FUNERAL

VENICE. Feb 1j.-The body of the late
Richard Wagner has been emhamed AMI placed IN
collin glass panel admits OF view OF the face Of the
deceased man. east OF the features has been taken
The con was conveyed to The railway station to-day
No rcll gou- Ger, mony red here the family having
Gratefully dccincd such service The municipality has
ulaced Il splendid wreath ON the conn 49,
me ram bearing the remains and the family of the
deceased msu l,f hero for Biyreuti this afternoon
me Novor The Director 81 the Musical College the
members of the -t-' cub. and other persons followed
the remains TO the railroad salon. go
UtRIIS Feb lG-rhe funeral ~ Wagner viii take
y ace on sunday next Populations from Vienna Wall
attend. -, ,,,,,.-.-,-
Society many Of WagucTs pieces were performed IN
memory o. he deceased composer A bn7t oi wagner
crowned with lautcs was placed In tho orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
PHASES OF THE IRISH CONSPIRACY.
Dublin, Feb. 1G.-A man named Smith, an

cmployG OF the Board Of Works arrested today In
connection with the conspiracy 10 murder Government
officials The arrest Is regarded "a important III Is
stated that smith, who worked in the Castle yard Kept
the members Of the Vigilance Committee posted when
tlcy were Matching tie plot T. blow up part oil the
Castle with dynamite.
euloyca are 10 br USED thc kug~cnI Basih w tue
search for inc knives ~ the a-sa.sns now undergoing
nNnmlM Lllnn.
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A SLIP ABANDONED AT SEA.

LoyDoY Feb. 1G.-The British brig Lily,
CANAAN Davidson, from NcwYork January 81 has ar
rived ut Plymouth with tho crew OF the British ship
Epoch Train Captain cox. from New York January ~
for Bremen Il il alleged that the Enoch Train leaked
badly at the start. and that She met with constant
49, U,r pnfuuiug gear failed all her boats lost
AMI her house. aud matches were Htoyc. When abau-
doucd she had twelve feet Of water ~ her h0id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
HIGHER WATER AT CAIRO. ILL.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-The river measures 40 feet
inches and is rising rapidly, only lacking feet
inches of being high MS last year. No serious
damage is apprehended from the overflow, unless
heavy rise comes from the Mississippi. The weather
is fair and warm. The Wabash and st. Louis Mar
row Gauge Railroads have suspended business on
account of their tracks being overlooked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
REPORTS ABOUT TIE STEAMER wIELAND.

HAMBURG, Feb. 1G.-Ihe Hamburg American
line steamer Wcland. which sailed hence for New York
on February u and which grounded IN the LDe IN con
seoueuce OF very low water. expected to proceed on
sunday the 18Th INST
VIrSSA, Feb IG-A despatch from Hamburg states
that The steamer Wclaud was damaged bN collision with
nm unknown ship and returned TO Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17

TRlprSH OFFICE Feb. Ill a. m.-Ihe moyementin
the barometer yesterday was downward. Cloudy
fopgy and rainy weather prevailed with IL OF an inch
Of rain The Temperature ranged between 81 and Az
the average $3.50 being 34' lower than On the cor
rsr.odlug day last year. and 25so hshcrthan Thurs
DAY. .,,, L., .t. ,to,,d,
Coudy ana rainy weather, followed by party couqy
this cty and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17

OTTAWA, Feb. 1G.-Ihe public accounts for
the fiscal year ISL - have been laid before Para-
ment The total liabilities Of tho Dominion on July l.
lss2 were S20j3Gj,2Jl an increase OF s5,3031 over
the previous year. The total a'seso canada are set
A., M Sj7 703 col OF the public debt $i32. 122.s75
A. nav able in London and TIE rest ~ Canada The an
nua Interest payable upon thc entire debt now s'9i7
-CI against - 74J l~-O 81 The Interest upon
the asscts Is calculated at Sl,OJG41L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
THE EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT


lBY TELEGRAPH THE rRrBUNEl
BOsTON, Feb. ia number OF gentlemen
representing about thirty million dollars capital met 81
the Hotel Vcndome tonight to consider the proposition
TO form a company In Boston for tho purpose Of intro
ducing on a large scale the EdlsOn electric light. Mr.
Tdi4ou and officer. OF the NewYork Company pres
ent aud explained the operations OF the company there
and other gentlemen eN aned what II Is propose" ~ uo
ia Boston. No decision wa3 arrived at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
TWO PICTURE SALES YESTERDAY.

The sale of the collection of modern pant
uaruers Art Gallery, in Liberlyst., was brought
90 close Yesterday afternoon. Some Of the best prices
we're as follows: "Thc q NJ TSye BY
"fhe Hawking Party e Dsa n4 :Fopward March
Wtri pdov T. A. Walker Tl15O. ,o.o A., uoom.
sale az the Madison Square Art too,ns
AZ eIo the highest figure reached was So-" ior
.n tn1 but Rot Mated" BY Hugo 5aImson'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
RISING WATERS IN ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 16.-The river is still
rising at all points above here The rise this after
noon was two inches an hour. The White River, at
DeyalPs Bluff, IS rapidly rising, and five inches
more are reported in the st. Francis River at Mad
son, on the Memphis Railroad. A steady but not
hard rain has prevailed here all day. The smoke
stacks and piot-house of the steamer ROsevlle
were knocked off this afternoon while she was try
ing TO pass under the railroad bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SmoDas for the past toeaig.roD~ how5.

WASHINGTON. Feb. III n. m.-lleavy
rains are reported from the Lower Ohio Valley ard In
the Southwest and light rains continue In the Northern
States except IN the Northwest, where light snow, fol
lowed by fair and much colder weather Is reported
severe storm IL central Lake Huron moving north
eastward violent norher extends over the West Cur
States where the temperature has fallen ABOUT ~ dur
ing the past "a hours The temperature has fallen TO
zero al North Platte 1t is below zero IN Minnesota ana
from to Oo above In Iowa aud Missouri warmer
southcrly winds continue Oh the Atlantic coast ana
colder northcry 20 westerly winds have extended east
ward as far the Upper Lake region and Lower ONO val
The Ohio River has risen at points below Cincinnati
Owing 10 the recent heavy rains II viii probably rise M
ali uouts but the flood has probably fcacheu ltn ma
rnuin Al all points above IOuiHVile. Inc n9od ~ lho
Wissssipp between Nicksburg ana caro- VIII increase
and prove very destructive
Indications f0r .0-drI
For NewEncand, during the day warmer souln 10
west winds fog and rain. lower barometer.
rthe Middle Atlantic States, warmer south 10 west
winds with fog and rain. followed during the hien' by
,uuch colder clearing weather, followed by rising OAR
Omcter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
AyEyGIyE md ONE C4RJUuP TIE TRACK

PrTrsDURG, Penn, Feb ia wheel on the
front car the Foxburs express the Pttsburg and
Western Railroad broke ut o'clock this evening when
the train was nearing Actra station, causing the smok
ing car and locomotive to jump the track the latter
turning over The engineer, j. Cooper, and the fire
man. Edward Brady, Of this city, were buried under the
debris and before they could De eNtrcaed were 50 Dad
scaed by escaping steam that they will die. The pas
scngcrs were considerably shaken up and bruised, but
no one was seriously hurt.