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NERVOUS. dyspeptic individuals, whose
6i, tress of mind and body makes life mis-
ersble, ii your sufferings have been pro
lCpeed and increased by the use of bitters
snd pretended cures Of kidney and liver
diseases, throw I'll such uosIcm. aside
and fiud heath. strength aud visJf in iba!
simple rsme known - DR.. Gnysotts
yellow Doc. snd SITsap1ri!ia l: puriies
, tie blceu, strengthens Ire riD~rJ md di'
sEsliSe OF ns. sd iEfn,ss tea lie thtn
all rar-. ii ''sr iody Sr n her rs!pe!y
tqu'-. :. H-.e :2aI d Eeg e. y 70:
you,
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Idea OF the Work
THE OUTLOOK IN MaHoNING.

The Chairman of the DemOc rattle
County Committee Predicts Success.
YOUNGSTOWN, October 7.-PoliticaIly Ma
honipg County has been on the doubtful
list, little effort being made by eih:er party
to carry it.
"MahoniDg Couuty will 60 Democratic
this year" said Chairman Moline, of the
Democratic County Executive Committee.
Upon what do you base your preiic
tiop? ?''
The Democrats are alive to the necessity
Of getting out full vote, and fI'l vote
mcsrs Dsnncratic victory. h,va reeAivsi
reports frcm the Democratic Oommittee-
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man in every township, and there has been
more active work done this campaign thah
ever in the history of the county"
"Will the Democrats scratch any portion
OF the county ticket?'
No, most emphatically, no, and why
should thew? The candidates without ex-
ception, are representative men, aud the
attempt of the Republicans to cut into
them has thus far been a signal failure.
Next Tuesday the Democrats propose to
leave their business and 60 to the polls,
snd work until they close, and with this
feeling existing in the rank and file OF orr
own party we will elect every man on the
tickat -
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Star Reuter- KeIIogg's case.

WASHINGTON, October SIN court this
morning Nathaniel Wilson, one of the
counsel for ex-senator kellogg, asked that
the kellogg star route case be set for hear.
ing at an early day, either this month o. in
November. The court said detective and
other cases were pressing for trial and did
not think that Kellogg's case could be tried
before the second Monday in December.
Wilson reserved the right, however, to
arplv hereafter to have an earlier day fixed
ior the trial.
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HOadIy Doubtful.

CIN,INNATI October S-JudGe Hoadly is
by no means sanguine of election. The
most that he will say is that the election
will be very close, AMI he gallantly adds
that the chances are possibly in favor of
Foraker if the second amendment excite
ment should bring out full vote. How
ever he is certain that the Germans, espec-
tally in the cities, who went over to the
Democracy last year, will generally re-
main there. He is delighted with his re-
cettiCn since returning 10 Ohio.
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THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
In Convention at PhiladeIphta-What
Is Being Done by the Members.

Is belnS Done ny the memDerss
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The Genera
Convention os the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United STATES reassembled
this morning, The morning prayer was
cese OF Fond Du Lac, Rev. Vim. C. Will
liams, D. D., of Georgia, and benediction
was pronounced by the Right Rev. Richard
Hooker Wilmer, D. d, Bishop OF Alabama.
A message from the House of Bishops
stated that the House would
Concur With Great Pleasure.
in the resolution relative to meeting with
the House of Deputies, and bad appointed
the Bishops of Missouri and Alabama to
confer with a similar committee from the
House Of Deputies. A motion prevailed
for the appointment OF II committee from
the House Of Deputies OF two Ciergymen
and two liymen.
Rev. pr. John ". Brown, from the Com
miltee on New DioceSes, presented a report
recon me Nding the transfer Of the county
of Ma itCn from the dIO' eSs OF Michigan to
Western Michigan. Agreed to.
Rev. Samuel Upjohn, of Maine, from the
Committee on Conservation
of BISHOPS, reported that they had exam
ined the testimonials OF Rev. DR.. Randolph,
Assistant Bishop-elect of Virginia; Rev.
Dr. Potter, assistant Bishop.eleCt OF New
York, and Rev. DR.. Knickerbocker, Bishop
elect Of Indiana, and found them in due
form aud recommended the convention to
consent o their conservation.
Rev. H II. Nihbert, 5. T. ID, OF Illinois,
presented a minority report which stated
those sign ng it could not concur in giving
their consent 10 the COnseCratlJn OF the
Assistant Bishop OF Virgins, as
Sufficient Time
has not elapsed to ascertain whether the
disability of the Bishop would continue.
The report OF the Committee on the Conse.
Grafton Of the Bishop was placed On the cal
endar. The memorial for diyisio OF tn :
doc Sc of Tennessee and protest against
the anne was referred TO the Committee on
New DioceSes.
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IN NORTHERN COUNTIES.
ProhI bitIOaIsts Rampant. But HOad-
Iy's Election Considered Sure.

CLEVELAND, O., October Sat this state
of affairs, with the contest but twenty-four
hours hence, the chances OF Judge Hoadly
are increasing Cuyahoga county will 90
Democratic by majority of 1000 or 900,
and the old-time Republican majority of
the Western Reserve will be greatly de-
creased. 1t is very evident that w. G.
Rose, Republican candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, will carry this city, county and
Northern Ohio by a large majority. Many
Democrats here are Of the opinion that the
Democratic ticket, with the exception of
Warwick, candidate for Iieutenant.Gov-
ernor, will be elected, aud that Hoadly's
msiority will reach 10000. Hon. d. K.
Paige places HosdIy's majority at $4,000.
1t is quite likely that the Second Amend
ment will have a majority in Northern
Ohio. The vote in Cleveland will be about
equally divided for and sgainst it.
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point the opposite of all former ones, the
majority for Judge Hoadly will exceed
that Of November last year. The Republi.
cans failed last year 10 get the Pond law or
temperance question in as an issue. They
have been equally unsuccessful with the
Scott law, and the fight is now one be-
tween the liquor trade and the Prohibi-
tIonists, in which the latter will be badly
leh, and with them their Republican al
lies.
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BIG BLAZE At MEMPHIS.
An Opera. House on Fire, and n whole
Block Threatened,

MEyrHIs, Tenn, October S.-Cole & Co.'S
paint, oil and lumber store, 81 and 80 Main
street, is on fire. and threatens TO burn
the Greenlaw Orera house, together with
the entire block.
LNTER.
The Greenlaw Opera house is now on fire.
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AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
A Con fident Partisan FiNes HoadlJs
Majority AT Fourteen Thousand.

~ =
NpioFitY al Fourteen Thousand.
CoLrMRrs, October S.-A dispatch to the
Enquirer says: The politicians at State
hesdousrters are resting on their arms
They have done all they can, and while
the work done on election day IS Wnat
counts. that is left to the local organize
tions. The Republicans are more desperate
as the wire is approached. They nave oe n
sending out "whoopers snd roorosCAs,
INT there are grapevine advices that they
have given up both the State ticket ana
the Legislature, and are doing all they can
TO keep up their courage. Last year When
Nash and Donaldson were whistlnS 81
lend st headquarters just before toe
election they know they were beaten.
Their Poll OF the State
showed them, two or three weeks beto:e
the election, q Democratic maj Jrity OF ~
tUO ard il is claimed that they cut it doNn
nv their tactics and spparent confidence
This year they are claiming less than thy
did lust before the battle last year, ana
thew must be in desperate strait, IS they
have uO money now. as they had isst wear
TO throw in for "whitIling down. Fher4
s,e two estimates coming from the mead
%nsrtsrs One said to be "dirsct," puss
Foraker's msjoTity at 800. Col: Carson
Lake carries q poll which, be claims emu
arated from the same plsce, giving u Re-
publicsn majority OF 5000. This gives
them the benefit o. every possible point
The lowest estimate by Democratic c1m
puters is majority Of
1850 for Hoadly
and this was obtained by going. over the
counties and giving the Republicans the
benefit Of every possible doubt. The esn
mate on an equal division OF these DOUBTS
givps = DemOcrstis msjnrity Of $4,000 UH.
lsss All ssns fAii, aad ths Indications
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Reported Prize Fight.

STArLEroN, S. l., October October SIT is
reported there was prize fight near Dutch
Farms, back OF Clifton, Staten Island, early
this morning between Pendergrsst, OF
Brooklyn, and one Daily or Hswley. The
fight is said to have been won by the latter
through foul. Pendergrast was not muHh
hurt. The other party is said to Be Sc
yerely injured
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TRE FIGHT IN CLEVELAND.
How PrOhibitiOnISis and AntI.ProhI.
biiiODists VIII Meet nI the Polls.

SpecldS 10 He hegLStT.
CLEVELAND, October S.-There is little
betting on the result Of to.morrow's cleo
tion tonight. Nearly everyone seems con-
tent to wait and bide the issue. From pres
ent indications the struggle that will be
made to morrow by the Prohibitionists for
the success Of the Second Amendment will
be one of the most hotly contested and ex-
citing ever known in this section of the
State, and especially in Cleveland. The
Germans are united against it, and neither
side will leave stone unturned at the
polls to morrow. As to the GoYernorship,
both parties fairly admit that whoever is
elected will be so by small majority, while
the Republicans are almost certain to lose
the Les islature.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
The Work All Done and the Managers
Waiting the End.
NpsclaL % Lhc Reqister.

AIVNI'E9 %
COLUMBUS, October Sin this city to-
night al the headquarters of both parties
they are waiting with feverish anxiety the
result. Both affirm that they will be
victorious, Republicans claiming that
Forsker will receive a majority of fourteen
thousand, and the opposite side claim
that Hoadly will be the next Governor,
though perhaps by small majority.
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The coLoRED REVoLTERS.
The Ringing Ctterances OF a Leader
in the Movement.

CuLUMBUs, October The rooms OF the
Independent Colored Club were well filled
this evening to listen to the reports re-
ports received from different parts OF the
State.
The following is sample OF the many
letters received and read:
CINCINNATI, o, October st. p. Will
LIAMs, Chairman, &c.-Dear Sir: This
leaves me right side up with care" Both
packages OF pamphlets have been received
and also the letters, for which accept my
thanks. The Independent movement in
this county is increasing daily. You have
not the least
Idea Of the Work
we are doing. Rest assured that you will
hear from old Hamilton county. You
will say, "Thsnk God, the CO orei voter
has thrown off the political yoke and pro,
claimed himself an Independent man"
| bsve made arrangements to sec1re the
service Of 100 of the best ward workers in
the city. We anticipate the best results
from such q source. Colonel Murrell and
myself attended a fine meeting at Lock
lsId. We have one tonight in the city.
Nv regsrds to friend Brown. Hoping that
the whole Democratic State aud Lagisls-
tive til ket may be elected, remain yours
resnectfully, SAMUEL J. LENS
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.
The base ball game.

The base ball game.
Estimates IN today's election In Ohio.
A Wes, V;rginian merchants death in 8
-I%suimoEe hotel.
The he'lish revenge of detected thieves
3, Tawi"s New York.
The sad life and death of q Russian
trsle Nihilist who came to this country
10 syoid distaSteful life.
How the German bl-centenaial was cele-
brattd IN Pittsburgh, Washington, Phila-
de'ph'a Erie and Bsllsire.
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Consn, sermnnr ,nxe md Meu.

WAsHNGToN, October S-A cable mes
sege was received at the Department Of
State to-day from Consul General Denny
stating quiet prevails in Canton, and that
there is no truth in the reported assassina-
ton Of United States Consul Seymour, VINO
is alive and well. TINS telegram was re.
Ceived in reply to one sent by the Acting
Secretary OF State yesterday morning ask.
ing for Information on the subject.
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News.Journ al on Hamilton County.

CINc1SNATI, October S. In a double
loaded leader the News.J Journal says: The
Democracy OF Ohio must understand that
Hamilton county will increase the Demo
cratic majority OF last year.
We think Hoadly and the State ticket
will 20 out of this county with more than
1900 majority.
We base this belief on information re-
ceiyed from prominent German liberals.
They assure us that the German vote IN
this country will practically be unanimous
for the Democratic State and Legislative
tickets.
The Democratic majority IN Ohio to-mor-
row will be tremendous.
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TWO SOUTHERN MURDERERs.
An Omeer Killed while Attempting
an Arrest.

an Arrest.
CHATTANOOGA. TESs., October S-Wm.
Street, a policeman Of Huntsville, Ala
while trying to arrest two negro thieves,
yss seized by one while the other killed
him with an az. A posse are in pursuit
and determined 10 lynch the murderer.
JAcKsoSvILLE, Ala, October s;-A Msdi'
son special says: Ats negro festival on
Captsin Coffees planta two negroes,
brothers named Johns, quarTeied- oae
caught the other around the meek, put 8
pistol TO his head and fired, killing MIN In
s;anlly. The murderer escaped.
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" yoCr lungs are weak, IL q cold causes
you Quick distress, you will breathe easier,
you will cough less, you will strengthen the
''ulu"nsry organs, yoR will f'et better
very way il you Nonld occasionally use
nr. wis'ar's Rs's>m t Wi!4 CasTTy. Ask
your drugsisI fOx Ia
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Their Laal l&lRhHallAn.

PfTTsBURGH. October s.-This evening
while the delegations were returning hons
Henry Worker and Herman Woimer fell
from their wagon and were instantly
killed. yotIksrs neck wAs broken and
WoImer's skull vas crushed. 30 far -
could be learned these we're the only soci-
dents [ ( ths day.
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A Corpse Upon the Bed.

The stranger had blown out the gas in
stead of turning it of, and it was still pour
ing from the pipe. The front window was
closed as was the door, so that the gas had
no way to escape. Four years ago Ger
man woman died from the same cause in
this hotel. She was on her way back to
Germany with some $500 sewcd about
her person, which was discovered by
Officer Lerr and others, and which her son
fell heir tC.
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The Republican Candidate

at buying votes, but their efforts to su
ceed bv such criminal means will prove {
no avail in this county.
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A RECEIVER WANTED
For The Buckeye BettIe Works at
Steubenville.
SUecidl % he Recist1

Special 10 the Register.
sTEuBESvLLE October s.-Henry Schmul
bach and other stockholders in the Buck.
eye Bottle works filed petition this morn
ing asking that the Company be enjoined
from running, and receiver appointed on
the ground that the Company is loosing
money without any prospect OF payment
under the present management. Those
who have taken this action against the
Company represent $500 of the sock, and
the balance belonging TO those employed
as glsssb,owers.
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The Germnus at Philadelphia.

PHuArELrHIA, October S.-The German
bi.centennial parade today was the largest
of its kind ever witnessed in this city,
fully twenty thousand men and five thou
sand vehicles being in line. SO great was
the crowd along Chestnut street that the
police we're compelled to rope off the side
walk
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Iealnnsx Cause. Murder.

ST. LOUIS, October S-A Liberty, No,
special says: JeslouSy inspired Ambrose
Doeeelt. young farmer, to kill Miss Ella
Greeley, daughter of his employer, which
he die by shooting, and then killed him
>e.i.
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Execution Day Fixed.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October S-The Cover.
nor bss designated the 10th Of November
for the execution of John Smith, colo-ed,
Of Garrett county. who killed Josiah Har.
den OIL the 18th Of May.
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New NOrtherl, PaeIfie Bonds.

NEW loES, October ) 1t ia understood
that Sl9C"'UV of New Northern Pacific
second mortgage bonds have been taken as
ITOAoWs: WiuSlow, Lsnier & Co 81, 900 O0;
II,reHei. Miriam & Co, A,0Ol0)O; AugISl
Ibelmont 4 Co, $4,000, 900; Jaw Could,
NIOOUOO. Russell Sage, 81 OOO 900; ID. o.
., Hiis, iHs, 100000; George Pullman,
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OF Again S1rprk a,TitgSyI,Ie,

4n'SVIILs, October An immense we'll
was S''n'k ia the BIllsovn Oil pool last
n.eht. Il Is Owned by the Howe OIL Com.
tSi. Pany. The production foI the first hour was
cIi, crS o5rreIS TIE we'll, however, b Is de-
Soin ,In'u vi remarkable rapidity aud is now
NOir "n'y i barrels an hour.
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r..,ar., 1r,ser ard suicide.

oUIEcY, ILL.,, October SAN 0I&se In
dian doctor aamei joseph R1Zers, shot
sud killed his wife, white women, here
se-dar, and then ccmu;ll:d suicide. J:a..
orsy was the cause.
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MOURNING HIS DISAPPEARANCE.
An IniernRti Onal Claim Leaves Pitts
burEh Heavily I'm Debt.

PITTSBURGH, october S.-Robert Morriso 4,
International claim agent, who occupied
handsome quarters here has suddenly dis
appesr rel, lesving numerous creditors be-
hind. People from Newcastle, Pa, New
Gun berland AID Steubenyille, o, mourn
the loss Of sums ranging from 500 to 81, 200
and Others who eatrusted claims to this
maDseement are still t) herrlfrom. 1t is
believed he has gone to Boston,
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More Yellow Fever at Pensacola,

Pensacola report three new cases OF yellow
fever and one death at the navy yard and
one new case and one death on the reserva-
ton. The weather has been intensely hot.
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A Naval officer Dead.

WAsHINoroS, October S-The Department
has b;en informed tha: Capt n. l.. Nokes,
OF the marine corp, died at Coiinto, Mic
auragus, yesterday from heart disease.
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Celebration Rt Erie.

ERIE, Pa, October S.-The German resi-
dents of Erie celebrated yesterday the BIZ
centennial of the founding Of Germantown,
Pc. Hon. Gustav Garreki and Mayor Beck
er made addresses.
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\ = II, 10y, October S.-Tae Supreme
-, I. OF 'he United States convened to dAy
NhoI' Iransscting auy business, in
si, aSnTI &C II sdjournsd until to-morrow.
81 .It JCsi'C's were present and there
Of lie IA. " . 'iis me IN ''''''
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He BLEW OUT THE GAS.
A West Virginia Merchant Dies in n
Baltimore Hotel.

Baltimore Hotel.
BALTIMORE, October s.-J. Z. Spangler, a
merchant Of Princeton, W. Va, was found
dead in his bed at the Niagara House, OPP
posite the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad de-
pot, about $50 o'clock this morning. He
came by the 1910 train last night, and was
shown to his room. Not arising at reason
able hour this morning, waiter went 10
his door, and finding it locked, knocked
several times. No response came, and sup.
posing thai something was wrong he forced
the door, and found the room impreguated
with Gas and Snangler lying
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Wandered NJ q ball.

HsRRopspuRG, KY, October s.-Riohard
CANT. coiored, killed Barns Jordan, also
CO or, d. ct midnight Saturday, for trivial
ofFense, al q bail.
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DaSs Hall.

Philsdslphis, 9: Athletics. 4.
Boston, 3; Mstropolitans, l.
81. Louis, @: New York, 4.
EcliIAe, s; Detroit. o.
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Woman OF Noble BLOOD Becomes q
Nuu.

BALTIMORE October S.-Enily McTavish,
a descendant of Charles Carroll, OF Carroll
ton, and grand daughter of General Win
field Scott, has taken the black veil in the
Nount De Sales convent.
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TIDIEGs FROM DARKE COUNTY,
Republicans Working Hard For the
SecOndment Amendment.


GREENvILLE, October S.-The climax in
the Republican campaign was reached
yesterday by the Sunday Courier coming
out in favor Of
The second Amendment.
The Republican organ of this county came
out last evening with almost column and
a half OF short editorials advising their
party 10 vote the Republican ticket and
second amendment, and show the brew
ers and Democrats under so deep that they
will think il a very cold day. The Pro-
hibitionists have heretofore claimed that 1t
vas a non partisan movement, and no
liberty loving Democrat or Republican will
surely be longer duped by the treacherous
The Republican Candidate
for rep sentative in this county also, in
public card, announces himself in favor OF
the Second Amendment. S:errett, Fosters
candidate for senator, seems to be making
a ierOrious effort to buy himself into the
senate from this district with Fosters
money, and one 7. NJ. Campbell, Of Troy,
o., a Foster emissary, has been in our
county several days with SOAP But all
Of them lave been spotted. The Troy gen.
tleman and all of his assistants will be
brought before the grand Jury, as the ol'
fiCeEs here are fully advised OF
Their UnscrupulOus Attempt
at buying votes, but their efforts to sue.
Ceed by such criminal means will prove OF
no avail in this county.
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The TORNADO.
The Loss of Life and Property In Sum.
ter County, Georgia.

Ter county, OeOEGta.
AMERICUs, GA, April 24.-The terrors Of
the tornado here can scarcely be exagge-
rated. At midnight the wind came up
from the southwest and rain fell heavily.
The wind became gale and at four o'clock
the cyclone passed diagonaIly through
Sumter county about a mile east of
here, demolishing everything in its
course and doing frightful dam
age to life and property Its direction was
from southwest to northeast. The track
Was from 800 TO 1000 yards wide. The
rain fell IN s"lid masses and the thunder
ard lightning were appalling. Houses
were blown down, forests leveled and all
vestiges of fences carried bodily away, Cat
tie, sheep and horses were killed by hun
dreds, farms, plantations, farm houses,
etc, in the track OF the tempest are all de.
stroyed and the grain crops ruined. In
five persons killed outright AID over
200 injured. Many houses and mills
with their contents, animals and children,
were blown many yards. The Woodruff
family, mother and children were all kill
ed, and five persons were killed in another
house from which a child escaped. How
many other lives have been lost of which
nothing has yet been heard, is not known.
The highways are in places blocked with
timber so as to be entirely impossible. The
loss to property in this immediate neigh
borhood, narrow as was the track of the
storm, will not be less than 100000.
New ORLEANS, April 24-The latest re-
ports from the sections OF Mississippi visit
ed by the cyclone on Sunday, show eighty
three persons killed and about 300 wound
ed, many dangerously. The loss OF proper
ty is unprecedented.