The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

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thiD noe1lng 10 pe - = ~ v5eoo
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k,RleP a Tie i0UDdoe0d 1ooe1)ee, ID
tbe wostssn part u ~ city, vee.
s1aetled b. . Doo0 expSoseo0 which
bc.ks The 8lnss In Tie Wl0oOWo q ~
lhsss-saosy bsick bolldlng so,op6ed
b. lsur kmilieo, no9eos3ng seveo
ten. Vbo were Ib00d % tbe salas
The explasios NJ 1tu0 1se da1p q
sewer - In The CELLAR. sea ell u
people were bosjed % Tie de6eie. a
seene Of terror followed. IL boop
posed The exploejoa Was caused b
IL pCoosure Of wates; ed peoP!o
thn,aeht oehos oyplesioos Wo00 IT
low. Many lsst lheir hoeeee IN the
vtmoot alarm ard led, tht0ly o1o0,
% plnees At safety. The Dire alarm
w. turned 10 which addo0 70 the
eoostesnaiioO, and the nro depart
| ment Tespooded promptly 70 aod %
Ore. They bs11n the Glow work
AZ removing the uofosaooots
victinns. The house NJ oWnod b
jacob Brovn, who, with biz wife and
Two soos aud two daaghoesD, oeeop6od
lhe INIT Aoos. O@e6r 1Caekey: epe.
eial po)iesaaan at foafth ard Vtoc
known ~ King William, oeeopeee
the ft0ot room q The ooeno0
door, with biz wife. TIE beek q The
same stosy was occupied b W.0t!lee
wife and two chiDdIe0. The tAjs0
door was occupied BY william 8ao>
non and wife and two twin daoghtoss
two yean Cd. by s .. -. oil the o.
cwponls he'd been taken ont. O0oer
Msckey and wife and tW0,yeoe Old
daughter " Mr.. Miller age 0eod.
John aud Henry Bgown s1d Robert
Rockanau, . neighbor, Who ~ 10
The house 1t the time. ase badly -
jusva. They cnn hardly recover: Jaeoo
Blown and wife were rescued amer
several l,ouss lal,or. sesjosls)y bWe not
fatally hurt. Hls daoghtess Wes0
taken out comparatively 01hurt. Mr..
Miller ~ badly injased. All The mt
at bic family except the child named
shove escaped with small ieju.y.
Haunoahnd family also escaped Win
slight injuries. Bs0Wn's hoys and
Rockamsn were building . Ealt
with lumbes 10 The cellar. They went
kor It with candle when Tie NJ q
damp exploded. An adjolninih house
vs. Injured BY the expjooio0.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l5.-All tho Cnth-
Ole churches have been thrown open
for sleeping places for sueh homeless
persons ~ may Be sent BY the eeaesal
committee. A more rOmp1olo and
systematic system Of relief eouh not
be devised, IN the great vaDue q its
work b tho thoroue Illness and prompt
neso with which aid b extoniled.
There b stall . most gratifying sb-
sence Of crime. 1t Was expected that
burglaries and highway r0bberies
would abOund on account o( the eea-
esal unprotected state Of property In
The 0Ood and do kneoA The oxpocta-
tioa waS MT realized. There WeCo
fewer arrests during tho past I've dsys
than fur any similar time for . month
and no repogts Of crime reached The
police. Nearly everybody wears . fa-
tixued look. There h. been sober,
hard wUsk. trial, and anxiety 70 =
largo portion Of the population Of tho
city.
PITTxBCna. Feb. l5-Both rivers
continue to rise. The No00aGnheja
10 now W. feet. the Alleghany 101<
feet. In A))eahany the rain stopped
this mO9niu. a...l Il 10 now clear. Il
IL still raining at tho heodwateGD and
rising rapidly there, and IS Ieot ex-
rected here before Tie 0ood reaches
IT. height. No damage b apprehend-
Cd except from Sub0e1sjo0.
JETTERs0NvlLLE. Feb. 1k-Watef
surrounds tho city. Every streot b
submerged. Boats arc tho only meth
Cd Of travel. The river b riding still
ct New Albany, with prospects u two
feet moro. Many people are SUFFERING
TERRIBLY ard moving to higher ground.
HARDExrowx, Ohio. Feb. l6.-The
river r0ee ~ feet laet night and 10
still ri>tng. some houses were en-.
RED OF and uuaOOfed. No casualties
yet.
CLEVELAND, Feb, lathe Masonic
fraternity here sen: to Cincinnati
eleven ski6s lat night, tho life-sav-
Ing crew Of eight men who vOlun-
feered, and y large life-bOat. This
Afternoon and tomorrow they
will send II needed i've lsrxe
Iawls, with one expert sculler to man
pach.
CrYAnOoA, Ioh. lk.-The river -
falling aud danger Ut 4 destructive
[reshet 10 believed to DO past.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l&.-Tho relief
ON ittee 0f tho hoard OF lrade hao
raised eA0W for tho relief OF The Ohio !
1OOd sufferers.
CLEVELAND, Feb. l6.-The life.eay.
nc crew goes TO Cincinnati this after.
!Oon. The Aas0nS sre moving 70 aid |
he n0od sufferers, The rlver hero d
Using and isSlready outside it, banka
t 10 raining lightly.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l5.-At noon The
iver was 81 feet ~ inches. It then |
Iecllned : !. quarter Of IN inch. At
9aysvilIe II fell 8 inches dur,ng the
tight and IL still falling. Fuch {
'earces warehouse flo0Gs COLLAPSED
his moaning; they contained 11OOO
Of grain. The Licking river
2 rising and will rise a1l day. The
liver Is falling 1t Frankfort. Filteen
hundred people are dependent. and
30 luss there win b @aO0OO0. AZ
1artetta the river rose three feet, A
epeetttOn Of last weeks hood n az.
ected at GAINESVILLE. Many eoatribu-
Ions Of 90 are coming In from jpdi-
iduak.
F1AnkrtRT. Ky. Feb. Is. Has =
a::-Tho Kentucky river b 8 foet and
alllng slowly. II ratnod sll nieht
he weather Is now clear and verv
'arm. People are preparing to n.
o0e their houses when thov 6nd
hem. The relief committee Il doin0
O0d work.
L0UI>vlLLk Feb l5-The people
{ Portland have beeu dnven oWf az
b second stories and the shipuina
OF 10 entirely abandoned and konoeS
eating away. Three men Vere r.
ned - they doated down clineipe 10
b roof y shed. The body Of . 10
Nm with child clasped her arms
~ recovered from the water.
fae9l Railroad AocSdank II
CHICAGO. Feb. lA-In the Flint