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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-25
The Newhall Inquest.

MILWAUKEE, January 24-Night Clerk
Delaney was examined this forenoon in
the Ney'hall House inquest. The salient
points of his testimony are that he thought
the fire originated in the bar-reom. The
hose in the halls had not been used or ex.
amined fo- the last two years. He could
have called the guests if be had not been
engaged on matters which he considered
more important than alarming the guests.
He had twenty-five minutes time between
the discovery of the fire before he knew
the hotel was doomed. He could have run
through every hall in the hotel and alarm
ed every guest in that length of time, bat
had to attend to his Office duties, saving
papers and valuableS, knowing the hotel
safe to be useless in case of fire.
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THE CENSUS.
when viii the LOnG-Promised Com
pendium Appear?


WA~HyNGToN, January 2i.-The question
;s,us to be frequently asked, where is that
umpendium of the census promised upon
he assembling of Congress in December.
about the time that the compendium was
announced as being forthcoming at the
meeting oi Congress, a review of the work
vas given in these dispatches showing the
/ zPraCticability of issuing a compendium
O. condensation. 1t was then. shown that
U,her this so-called compendium must be
5 incomplete as TO omit a vast amount OF
after which was being collected in the
Csnsus Bu reau, or else so unreliable from
mere con lectures to supply the place of
Srurate results. as to be worthless. The
Superintendent of the Census at that time
saw Et TO furnish the Associated Press
Slth dispatch contradicting the state
nent made. One week after another pass
si, and nearly two months have elapsed
SnCe
The Compendium Was Promised
without its appearance. The fact is that,
gst as stated in these dispatches, so many
errors resulted FROM the preliminary prep
S4alluA VI matter lOE tue puollCablOu bLAaS
Q was found not even to De fit for this pre-
hminGry appearance in the compendium.
such gross erraEs were discovered in the
tables relating TO agriculture and msnufac-
lures that after the matter was put in type
st the Government printing Office it was
recalled and the work OF correction begun
st the Census Bureau. Such bluudering
involved not only the loss of clerical Ia
Dor, but the work Of the printing office
also, owing TO the delay of the discovery
until after the tables had been
set up. In the meantime Mr.. Seaton, act
ing Superintendent, has not been at his
office for six weeks, having it is stated, re-
Celved a severe mental shock from over
work. IL is sand that his mind is in 4 con-
fused state, and that the utmost effort is
made 10 prevent a reference by him TO the
subject Of figures. His friends encourage
the hope that his attiictiOn will be but tenn
lOrary. Things are at skies and seyens at
The Census Bureau, and it seems to be ex-
remely problematical whether order will
.syer be brought from the chaotic state into
which its affairs have fallen. Still another
|sOnU,0 has been appropriated by the
House, and no doubt will be cOncurred in
by the Senale, to carry on the work.
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Two Bodies Found.

LONDON. January 24.-some st. Peters:
burg newspapers state that the bodies OF
two members Of Lieutenant Chips party
have been found at Chstau Bay and will
pass through st. Petersburg in February
on their way to New York. Probably the
report has the same origin as the statement
of the fnding of the two corpses of the
members of the same party which was pub
iishtd d in New York on the 9TH inst, and
discredited.
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n..,n ofnu old Editor.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., January 2i.-Mr.
James Patrick, Sr., the Sldest newspaper
msn in the county, and probably in the
State, died at his home at this plaza yester-
dsy. He emigrated TO this town in 1919
and established the Tuscarawas Chronicle,
the first newspaper ever published in the
county. He was 81 years Of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-25

SHAwNEETowN, ILL, January 24.-Early
yesterday morning mob of masked men
attempted to enter the Jail for the purpose
of lynching the colored murderer Holmes.
They were repulsed at the first attempt by
the Sheriff and his deputy. The mob
brought up a cannon in front of the Jail
and threatened to batter down the walls,
but shots from the Jail, the ringing of the
court house bell and gathering of citizens
frightened them away.
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Incidents q, the Cimsri. Wreck.

HAMBURG, January q. - Incidents on
board the Cimbris of an Indian who had to
be disarmed Of his tomahawk, and OF q
surgeon who, ieaped into the sea, and
scenes among passengers clingiue 70 the
Vigerf, a cabin passenger, who on the ad
vice of the chief officer climbed into the
rigging. Those in the rigging say they
saw boat lowered from the steamer Sui
ton probably to repair her own damage.
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, The Only Hone for France.

LoEDoS, January 24-The Times in a
leading editorial on the recent events in
France says: There can be little doubt il
statesmen continue to be wanting, tue Re-
public VIII go headlong to ruin. That .he
French people are aware OF this is the ex.
planation of the panIcs caused by the diff
culties Of Minister 90 little rsseia5ii 'g
indispensable genius as Duclerc.
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IRELAND.
Judgment A gainst the Irish AgitatOrs,
Dayiif, HeaIy and Quinn.

DUBLIN, January 24,-The Chief Justice
in giving judgment in the case OF Davitt
Healy and Quinn, held that the language
used by the defendants was distinctly sedi-
tious and an lncitement OF civil war. Judge
Lawson added that he never read
more blasphemous language than Davitt,s.
All were required to furnish bonds. Only
Dayitt and Quinn were present.
At the Queens bench division to-day
Davitt, Healy and Quinn, charged with in.
citing TO lawlessness, were ordered TO find
securities for good behavior, or go to prison
for six months. A weeks time is allowed
them to make choice.
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Mistaken.for = Burglar.

CISCINs.TI, January 4-William Weise
was fatally shot this morning BY J. n.
Hook, at the latter's residence, in Newport
Ky. Weise came to Hooks house before
Daylight to deliver bread, but coming in
at an unusual place, Hook Hrnistook him
for burglar. He called TO him, but Meise
heing closely mufiied. did not hear. HOOK
fred, inflicting q fatal wound, The Grand
Jury. in session to-day, examined the case
and exonefated Hook
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A CRISIS AVERTED.
A Compromise PrsbabIe-Eugenie Re-
turns to England.


PARIS, January 2+.-The expected crisis
in the French ministry has been tempor-
arily averted. There will be no marked
disruption in the Cabinet, and modifica-
tion of the ministry is now almost certain.
a compromise on the differences which
arose in the Cabinet on the discussion on
the Expulsion bill has been agreed on. The
terms OF the compromise are not known,
but Gen. Billot, Minister of War, still de-
clines accepting the clauses in the bill
placing the Orleans Princess on the retired
list. The modification is thought to be on
NJ. Ballou's amendment, decreelng the i'm
mediate cashiering of the Princes. In some
quarters the breaking up of the Cabinet is
regarded as certain before long.
The ex- Empress Eugene had received a
hint from President Grevy that her pres
ence in France was undesirable. Upon the
message being delivered to her by the
Russian Duke Constantine, Eugene decided
to leave the city. She has now returned to
London. There was no demonstration at
her departure.
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statutes above referred TO and eernned the
question to this court for decision
The Seetioa Is ~ Follows


s'If two or more persons in any State or
Territory conspirs or go in disguise on the
highway or on the premises OF another,
for the purpose of depriving, either di:
rectly or Indirectly, any person or class OF
persons Of the equal protection OF the laws
Or Of equal privileges and iminnnities un-
der the laws. or for the purpose OF prevent
ing or hinderipg the. constituted authori
ties Of any State or Territory from giving
or securing to all persons within such
State or Territory the equal protection Of
the laws, each of such persons shall be
punished by fine Of not less than $500
nor more than S, 900, or by Imprisonment,
with or without hard labor, not less than
six months nor more than six years, or by
beth such fine and imprisonment"
The court holds, in an elaborate opinion
by Mr. JuOtice Woods, that this section IS
not supported by the authority of the Fed.
eral Constitution, and that its enactment
was beyond the powers of Congress.
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WASHINGTON.
The Government viii MsndIts Own
Monitors.
COngressmen Who Favor an Extra Session
West Nrginians atthe Capital-How
Government Cash is Spent
Private 0alzel Forgot.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
Speeial Dispatch to The Register.

SDcCjUl Dispatch TO The Register.
WASHINGTON, January 2t-Roach and
Crsmp and the private shipping interests
received blow to-day by the adoption, in
the House, of an amendment to the Saya.
Appropriation bill providing that the work
Of finishing the monitors and building new
steel cruisers should be done by the Gov
crnment.instead of by private yards.
IISeyentetn Republican Senators have pnt
themselves on record as being opposed to
an extra session. Ben Harrison, OF In
diana, is in favor of it. As the impression
rains ground that the Tariff bill will fail
certain Republican members Of the House
favor an extra session as being likely. They
claim that it will get the Democrats into
t-ouble over the tariff and thereby hurt
them in 1854.
The West Yirginians at the capital are;
Al the National-J. ID. Bull, c. c. Watts;
II. Trader, of Mason county; c. B. Pugh,
Of Petersburgh. Riggs-C. Sshon, OF Point
Pleasant
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rumne., into Eternity.

COLUMBUS, o., January 2+.-Wm. James,
a fireman on Panhandle passenger train,
jumped from the engine east of Newark
this morning at o'clock and crushed in
the back part OF his skull, dying immsdi'
ately. James lived in Lancaster. and was
in the wreck at Union Station few weeks
ego and narrowly escaped. The engine
was temporarily disabled but no damages,
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FIRE RECORD.
A sso. 600 Blaze In the Hob.

BosToS. January 2i.--The four story
brick building on State street, Cambridg.
port, owned by the heirs OF Silas Rhodes,
was gutted by fire this morning. Loss on
building, $500; Insurance., $50. The oc-
cupants sustain losses as follows: Gould,
Church & Co, piano case manufactures,
S12, 900, insured Wood Bros, key mauufac.
turers, 5000, insured; J. A. Core, stair
builder, 5000. insured; A. Fitzpatrick,
planning mill, 81 1000.
ELsIs, ILL, January 2l-Parton and
Gould's planning mill 10 burned The loss
is $l3,5OO: insurance q, coo.
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TAKEN FROM JAIL.
A Mob Seizes Two Prisoners and Prob
ably Lynches Them.

RICHMOND, Va, January A.-Informa-
ton was received to day to the effect that a
few nights since a body of disguised men
forcibly took from Jail in Russell county,
this State, two white men, named Oferall
and Evan Griffith, confined on the charge
of obtaining under false pretenses about
S., 900 worth of cattle from graziers in that
section. Nothing is yet known OF the dis
position made of the prisoners but it is be-
iieved they were lynched. The prisoners
had secured change to Washington coun-
~, and were to have been taken thither
Monday,
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COLUMN BUS.
Death OF One Who Fought at Waterloo
In want-A Soap Eater.

COLUMBUS, January 24.-Grandfather
Roesley, aged %, born in Germany in 1893,
died on his farm at Sugar Grove, Fairfield
county, He fought under Bonaparte at
Waterloo
Over $50 families residing in the north
eastern part Of the city are in destitute
circumstances caused by the closing down
of the Columbus rolling mill on Christmas,
throwing them out Of work.
Isaac Knapp, life man in the penitentiary,
from Sandusky county, pardoned October
18th, was arrested at Fremont to-day, and
on his way back to prison it was discovered
that he ate soap in prison causing an
ahscess which led to pardon on the ground
that he would die.
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.Ano,her Fcsachapi Victim.

SAN FRANcIsco, January pa Los
Angeles dispstch says: Capt. WSterhouse,
who was wounded at Tehachapi,, died last
night One Of his children is dying. All
the other wounded are doing well. The
coroner of Klein county has issued wal
rants for the engineer and brakeman of the
wrecked tYain.
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yrne Transi, OF John Chiuaman.

WASHINGTON, January 2I.-The Treasury
Department has prepared rules in regard
to the transit Of Chinese laborers across
this country on their way to or from for.
eign .coun tries. The Certificate OF the
Chinese Consul at the port OF entrance,
Identifying the bearer by name and de-
seriptiOn, and giving all information In re-
gaIG to his proposed journey through the
country; will be required. If no Chinese
Consul resides at the port OF entrance,
other evidence showing that bona tide
transit only is intended will be accepted.
Descriptions Of all passengers must be sent
to the collectors 1T the ports of exit who
will see that they leave the United States.
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Another srsai Fire In Russia.

sr. PxrxRsBURG, January PA trenend'
ous FIRE is raging in the town OF Nikolief;
Almost the entire place within the enclosed
walls is burned. Enormous damage to prop
erty to a sublic character is result OF the
fire. The houses OF people, too are destroy
ed, and the loss of life is terrible. The ire
Ia Thought To be incendiarY.
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a Whole Family Frozen 60 Death.

JoHSsrowN, January 24.-David Hite, his
wife and two children, formerly residents
of this place, were found frozen to death
in Northern Dakota, about two weeks ago.
The snow was very deep. and the residence
of the family was on an open prairie, aeon
siderable distance from any other hsbisi-
ffnn
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Private DaIxeII's Pension.

WASHINGTON. January 24-Private Dal-
zell has sent a petition to Congress asking
for arrears of pension. He claims that he
was good soldier, served through the war,
contracted typhoid fever, from the effects
of which he has never recovered, aud that
he forgot to apply for pension in time to
recover the benefits of the arrears act, and
be wishes Congress to pass special act Tor
his benefit.
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Buruetl Co Death.

CINCISNArI, January 24.-Newton Smith
was fatally burned in the fire at Morgan
town, Indiana, yesterday, while drunk. He
went into a hay loft and set lire to the
stables, and several horses were burned
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Railroad Euit

PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-Proceedings
in equity were be gun by the United States
against the Philadelphis and Reading rail-
road for the recovery OF $500, 200, which the
ment as tax on scrip Issued by the COM
paDy. - -
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A Rluehx keRHI0Aa,

NEW CgxBElLAsD, ". Va, January H.
Yesterday and last night Vas the coldest Of
the winter Thus far, and while We received
our mails regular Il was q terrible under.
takips TO cro,s the river. PeTyman Albert
Hsigh deserves praise for the pluck be hss
displayed in bringing and taking ou; the
mail. Yesterday when il was impossible 70
get skiff up the river be hsd . tsan tsks
bis tkifi above and then crossed over % -
10 contest against the current
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PARkERssvAa

MairinssiaI- -CssSs HsSes = Pssssass.
Special 10 he Rsslt~.
PAEKEEsSuIo, January A-TSs marriage
Of. MI. I'd. Tncy, Of Allegheny. Penn, 10
Miss Bridget NcTigue. Of Psrksnburg, teot
place at 81. Xsviers Church on Tuesday
afternoon. Mr. James Burns. OF Grafton.
acted n groomsmsn and Nis .Bridsst
welch. this city. - bridesmaid. The 60.
emopy was performed By Rev. Father
Hickey and everything paseed on pleaaant-
ly. The happy pair left Tor thsH future
home In Allegheny.
Hon. J. g. Burdstt. OK TrsasursF oi ststs.
10 here In the capacity Of juror IN She
United Slater Court
Col b. 8. Compton, Of Mooros. hich.. 10
here on busintks. -
Col. Thos. Hhallcross, OF Wheeling, II st,
tending United States court hsrs.
Capt. All Burdette, ot Chssisston. who
has achieved national Dotosisty . Do
tective, 10 IN attendspcs upou U. Z Court
here, being "a inpostsnt vttsto la The
noted wbiuns easssvhieh - tsis1 hsss
- JOINS HsinsfaYtsr svoss cot . pssss vss.
rznt sgainst jobs J. HaSsstt - Tuss9sy.
| and the esss vss hssfd b Jsstioe BoieAss.
Who gave judgment aGalnst Hsensfafsss
| for the costa
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Go,ernmens Printing once In Danger

WASHINGTON, January 2+-Fire was dis
covered in the carriage house OF the gov
ernment printing office early this morning
The flames spread rap idly, consuming the
carriage house and several carriages AT
one time the government printing office
was in imminent danger.
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The Whipping Post Mnst Not go.

Doves, DEL, January 2i.--rhs Ho use to.
day killed the Senate bill to abolish the
whipping of persons convicted OF murder
in the second degree by a vote OF 10 20 II.
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p-.,.ss,s Isr . Pvass sisAG

CHICAGO, January N.-Jso nses sud
slsde, the Moor, Who ono ~ ~ Wy
ss,s rSm Au'ta.ls y ssa 'Ss ~ ssessss
arrived here this nosnioG Ihsy vcee
direct TO The headquarters toe tbe pepnt
tic frstsrDity and we're welcomed. ey
Elliott: John ChaTisa Of belun@c W
z Harding Of Tie Police 0asstts; Psfisoa
Dsvis and othessL Rllioiy's besksfS sx
psefsed deArs 70 hats . g e
sIsde, asd lstsr o.. in ~ ~ ~
Ryan wanted 70 make . neteh vItA -
Nebraska giant, bnt Maes 6selipsd = 49,
INTO any neeotfssioss fos Msds apui k l.
YoI. ofNev Yofk, sbesjd hsse 80 -
and decided for blmseii Hk oesafe ScS
have Eisds meet 6ullivan- He4eg !eosse
slsde ever ssd vss - we'll atieae1 - "a
teIeerspbed Eox - pcet t,eO t05es -
in match % nsht Sulliyas z 1919 -
fight under The naqas q $3.50 M
sssDipg ssd sss dee in Hsw rak snees
morninG
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Ruekene Republicans.

CoLUMBUs, January 2i.-The Republican
State Committee today fixed the time for
the next Republican State Convention FOR
lime 5th and 9th.
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IeoDeyBv
pauAprssusA, Jnussy 3k-1hs -
of ri lines Of tbe sPsunsyivsoh
east Of Pittsburgh and Edo the gn IN
shov IN fpcrsosSin nst e1rninse Of y.SSS
Uta. All lipss Ws8 9 Pitteoa5En y. - NM
Tor 1852 sboW sasplss ovw ~ ue :
q g, ,s1A16.
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GREAT ICE BRIDGE AT NIAGARA.
The Gorge Fifty Feet High and EN-
tending Two Miles from the Foot OF
the Falls.

the Falls.
BUFFELo, January 22.-Those who visited
Niagara Falls yesterday afternoon witness
ed a scene never before known in the win
ter history of the great cataract. One OF
the best ice bridges ever known formed
in the gorge Immediately below the falls
week ago, and the high wind yesterday
drove the water down the lake into
the river. The water began rising, and just
after P. NJ. the deep and increasing rumb.
ling indicated that the pressure would dis
rupt the great glacier. Soon the middle
portion broke away and moved majestical-
ly down the stream for about five hundred
yards, until the mass IN the narrower part
Of the gorge below brought it to a sudden
stop with a crash which re-echoed from
side to side of the chasm. As far as the
eye could reach the vast masses OF ice were
being crushed to atoms, while here and
fhara
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pExAxp II, and take no other iron prep
ration except Bsoxn's Iron HittefA I'm
the beat
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Ne C~elee I. nsehisas Yss,

DrrkoIr, January M.-Oniy tvo baiiots
we're taken in the joint convention Of the
Leeislstufe TO dsy for benst0r. nn:
Ferry, 4s: Stout 90; scattering. 81, On the
eleven different candidatss There Ners
four abseDtees, evidently pairs oeteeen
Ferry men and The Democf1ts. Second
ballot: Perry, 40: Stout, 4s; scattering. u
ON twelve candidates.
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HOUSE OF DELsaArn.

The House xas opened at 10 A. 4, with
prayer by Rev. Dr. Cunningham OF the
First Presby tartan church. f.2r
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Yesterday morning vas as bright as
summers day in the Senate chamber.
The gallantry of the Senate towards is
fair visitors Is not monopolized BY the
younger members. Chivalry does not de-
crease in inverse proportion - age In
cresses BY any means. Itt- ~
At the request of Mr.. Smith, OF Tyler,
the REGIsrER states that the object Of his
speech Monday. was not to create any
invidious comparisons between his DIS
trict and that Of the gentleman from Cal
houn, but TO claim equal consideration for
his constituents, to that asked for those OF
Mr.. Hays
Some objection was made to accepting the
courtesy OF free ride to che penitentiary
from the hands of the Board II vss intt'
mated that il would be preferable for the
members 10 pay their passage money. MI.
Donehoo thought the invitation might oe
declined, but il accepted there vas no op'
ton about accepting the free ride. Fnai
they could 10 more ffer To- nav 'hsn
gentleman could Nhen invited 10 take
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DyrEorr. January 24.-Tbree desperedoes
In tbe Big Rapids jail overpowered turn-
key and escaped.
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gla.a Of lemonsde. Mr.. Dawson asked the
Hancock statesman Why he did not make
his illustration "strongerr
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Miniature Volcanoes

of water and ice spouted high into the air.
BY dark the ice gorge extended from the
foot of the falls to just below the railway
suspension bridge, some two miles, and it
seemed tC be solid from the bottom OF the
river to a height of more than fifty feet
above high water mark. During the night
huge masses OF ice went crashing over the
cataract, and were thrown high on either
shore, and at about midnight some two
hundred feet Of the famous inclined rail.
road at Prospect Park were carried away,
while the stone observatory and dressing
rooms at the SHADOW OF the Rock" be-
tween the foot of the railway and the
American Fall, were crashed. The house
of John McCloy, ferryman, On the Can
ada side, about 70 feet above the usual ice
level, was partly overturned and the occu-
pants had q narrow escape. The little ferry.
boats were crushed in their houses and
several of the guys of the new suspension
bridge were torn from their foundations.
The damage will be several thousand dol
lars but the Prospect Park Company are
hard at work repairing the damage to the
railway, so that tourists can 60 below. II
all the ice bridges at the falls during the
past ten years were piled on top OF each
other it is said that they would hardly
equal the heighth and length of the one
which now spans the chasm,
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-04

FBNHREE floors in store No. 446 Fore street, with
Il steam power. Apply on the premises.
t&nl2du r. DURHAM & SON