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Tho Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 16. The Senate cau-
Gus on superintendent this morning made
no Roadway. Interior members are not
satisfied with Del Wales bill. The eau
Gus adjourned until Monday. The whole
subject will be thrown into the Senate
for open discussion.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.--AssEMBLy--
The Committee on Commerce and Navi-
cation presented two reports, majority
are in favor and minority adverse to
Weavers Haibor Commission bill.
Flynu's Assembly Apportionment bill
came up OH special .tilo for second read
ing. la the Senate, Cross introduced
concurrent resolution requesting Con-
gress to organize the Territory Of Alaska.
The report Of the Committee on Elec-
tons recommending that J. NJ. Dudley,
the Solano Senator be unseated, was
adopted by party vote. L. NJ. Back
was sworn ia and took his seat. Com
n,..'ee On nhance rcPoreeu inc senate
PHI appropriating Siv'UW TO repien,sh
rules were suspended on the bill and
read three times and passed.
The Contingent Fund bill sppropriat-
ing SIC, 900 for the Senate and SIS, 600
for the Assembly is declared case of
urgency and read the second and third
time aud finally passed.
nan Francisco Market,
g., v.oo FL. IA xv,..
$50 q, asa,"s ro ncn'
q n e. I. ~. %" i'I p. nsne., W
80 =, al e''' 'A'A ''ey "'"'e''
Wv
tho GREAT Hhoees'
CIScrssArI, Feb. IB.-At2. P. NJ. yes
terdsy the river was GO feet abovs low
water mark. 1t then declined quarter
Of an inch. Az Maysville It Tell six
inches during.the night and is still fall
ing. Fuch Z Pesrce's warehouse floors
collapsed this morning. It contained
W.O0O bushels OF grain. The river 10
falling at Frankfort. Fifteen hundred
people are dependent and the loss there
WI, ~ S1v,vv ra,neo ~, eay yes
.eruAy sn9 ", seven CLOCK TINS MORN
~ ~ "a ....n Ivsl Ising
a"1 ~ az. weeA
.u CIrs.;S..;. 20. Nane as,; =
from indiyidusIs Of ten dollars
and upwards. Principals Of school.
houses here are doing good duty. school
being held in LODGING houses now. The
Masonic Relief COMMITTEES raised 5000
and will distribute it along the river.
The Chamber of Commerce has given
$1,000 to Newport and the same to Day.
ton. Ky. Murat Halstead telegraphed
to the editor Of the Dayton Journal, in
response 10 an inquiry II assistance was
needed by the citizens Of Clncinnsti, to
tine following eneci; GU ask II help Is
needed here. certainly 1t Is. clothing,
bed clothing and food are wanted.
FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. l5.-The Ken
lucky river is "a feet above low water,
but II is falling slowly this afternoon. 1t
rained all night but ii is now clear and
very warm. People are preparing to re.
turn to their homes when they find
them. The Relief Committee is doing
good work.
CLEVELAND. Feb. IA life saving
crew went TO Ciuninnati this afternoon
The Masons are moving To aid the suf-
fsrer. bv the aood The river here il
ris;no and i already outside it, hanks
r., =. nv, NJ.
oAso foo. ~ No nsnei Con
n..'.1 =, .ne D oai, VI laae M ,ai ss
nv. ,,oussno eolia's io' rehei vi sne
o.lo noou 'un'les
.on.;nns ssoAI, sg tn. m..s s,se; =
i.I g.. - s,,.''L nn, 80
abovs Low water marx w ~
Ior,sv,,,, nj * III. .;,,.,;o.
.sns i. ~ -. mo suua,'on
at INV other time Baok .water il coming
through the sewer. in many places and
rising At the rate Of over a foot an hour.
every hour adding TO the destruction Of
property. Il Il believed, however, that
the river Will fall ny tomorrow. The
sauit House basement Is nooded. River
men prsdict nigner water. CLOUDS are
gathering. and ~ VIII prooaniy rain Pc
lore morning. Fires are put out under
the waterworks boilers; fortunately
twenty days supply rs IN the reservoirs.
lew more Inches VIII drown out the
gas works nres and throw the CITY INTO
darkness, Houses are continually shut
ing ana mmDerin9 aoout IN tue swirl
su,Ieh.; rn'esn HOUSES wen. over 'ne
as q result Of the flood. II will be worse
after the food subsidies. Bear Grass
creek burst its bounds to-day. adding a
hundred thousand dollars damage to
millions already suffered.
M.n,sox Ind Feb l6-Tbe aood
!. a. ~. ,vor.t
a., 20
iIfos, iuu,, reo, nou s'
sick.
ror,. w. F.,, IA Accom-
-. ,;.:, go - ;'enao =,
the canal and r;s;no slowly. weatber
cloudy and yery warm.
Ferry s.ruseuns TOT nrea.n.
LANSING, Feb. lo.-Only one ballot
cast to-day. Ferry ~, Newton ~ Bur
rows ], rest scattering. Five fusionist'
voted for Ferry; three OF his former sup
porters deserted him. In caucus las
night many OF his friends urged his with
drQWal Init his brother Edward apDpal eC