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FOREIGN FLASHES.
gsusral O6rdon Il Heard From HS'
Nual kharboum.
lIuW ileHlo0 Whistler CoHsrs 4 rllng'
fsrd's Cattle Bill.
Olt'r Toll, u Tho Telegraph
snAcllu,LY anARFEp


Pare, Fer. lG. The nty Oi funis has
given a, Il utG.fa authority - carry ou'
h.s scheme trtnsirrring the q sy4s ul saba
TaA into Al iiiE d Fta.
GORDON BEARD FRCN,
CAIsl, Fec, iB-Co' Onsl Dru0elion, COM
maud.r OF kliHoum, has been created
pasnr - 4 A.. ~ Euyefnor-general OF tue
e. lifs s1Blsn, tie has summoned no'shles
t1msst Grh.ial Gordon in come sunday,
The lstfs. sdVie-s state that 200 children
we're Eilisd hV the Arabs at SnEat, Grn'
sfal Gordon has arrived at Shendy, ninety
miles below knsit'nm.
rNACEs ~ srATENAs'Hlr,
L0Ep0S, Fsb, 10 "A numnrr OF eat Ia
dealtrs this morning IN an audiences gwen
bv Il ron raTliugi0rd, who introduced the
hi ,msud ug the set relative /, contagious
diseases e Auimslt expressed their ennh-
deucr thA' only hrslthiul chil' Gnulf ar
rive in Englsnd II Inc provisions OF the ~,
should be- restrict d 10 injected ports aud
not BE- mad. ios,llS 10 tne win Ia country.
tN6cR,TINe Tns opyEEANssr,
LnhpoS, Eco. lG-A m 81 messing Was
heli this rtfnoon "a, Princess bell, Pea
Oily, ~ d-aounrs ths Esyptlsn policy Of
TIE gov.rnmrut. The hall was TOO smell
To hold tho great throngs OF psopla and an
nyeIlbwh meet no was organiZ-d Lord
II undoiph Churchill made speech and Sir
Robert Pe on red a resolution, which was
carried. TO the -il-ct that parliament hao
ceased - b.. ia accord with the peiIls and
ough {, he nrned out. The meeting ended
In great nproar.
The forces OF 0smsn Digma. the rebel
comm snder near Toksr, exceeded 6,OOO
men,
rms MvyicIs NODE or EASING THE WIND.
CiY ~ MEx,co, Fec. Is -rne secretary
OF the treasury ms imposed . per cent. ad-
Ill ionAl importation duties on small duti-
able goods from May 18th. He Is also TAX
ing steps for the regulation and enforce
menl OF tho stamp act tax.
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chapter From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10 Judge Baxter at
tho instance Of the Union Trust company
OF New Yo,i- slding first mortgaeess, hns
appoin 81 l.. w. III ma receiver OF $4e
Cineinnstl, Columbus &c Hooking Valley
railroad. This narrow gauge runs through
Faye.te and Green counties.
The Commercial Gazette Belfontilne
special SAYS: The burning OF the Oil
cars last night, was followed TODAY
ny the explosion OF a tank of oil which had
been leaking. A boy fired the oil on the
gronnd and ignited that in the tank. y
children were badly burned. -,
The Commercial Gszette's Maysville,
XIV. special says: Three blu ld.Dgs. fell
from the action OF the water. A family on
one escaped unhurt.
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They R,ew out the Gas.

LEXINGTON. KY, Feb. 1.-two men,
w lace Brockman and Dick Craig, we're
found dead in room No. 81 at the Ashland
house this morning. They stopped at the
hotel last night about 2 o'clock in @ drunk
en- condition and called for bed for TWO:
They retired at once and it 10 supposed
bIew out the gas. Their condition when
.ound this morning was most horrible TO
behold They had both tried to slsep on
the small cot in ask BY six .CrAig
was laying with his body on the bed and
feet on the floor. On his face was depicted
the most intense agony. The other man
was doubled up with his head and feet OF
the floor as though attempting 70 crawl
Wallace lived at Midway. Kentucky. ant
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SENECA, KAs., Feb. l6.-Wnat appears to
night AZ the house of Henry Prawl eleven
miles from here. During the night quar-
rel occurred between Henry and ..'s broth
r, William. which grew out OF alleged ms
conduct on the part OF the wife OF the form
or, aud william was shot through the
head. Who fired the first shot 10 III,
known, but the woman declares It a case OF
suicide. The coroners' jury are investi'
raiing il.
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BALTIMORE Feb. 10 Several weeks nB
Alexander Harriran, sub-contraiiar on the
P1iisdelphia branch OF the DtlAwsre &
Onio h Al ahsc1nded. leaving sky Italian
'.hnrers uppiid. Yesterday afternoon the
Italian ltb1-ers caught Parliament, the
contractor, aud rcluled 20 release hin III
they wers paid. Several unsuccHFsiHl at
tempt, wert made to rescue Parliament.
The Italians bscoaing riotons, a ior3e OF
tw-nty msu were sent against them and
they were ait captured,
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LONGNlEw.

LoYevrEw, Feb 49, Especial. j Excitement
over the election, which is over six weeks
off, runs high. An agreement, wYs made
between the present city marshal, bootn,
and his opponent, W. H. Camp, by which
the one receiving the least number Of votes
in a preliminary held to-day should with
draw. A box was carried about the city,
and l16 ballots cast, Booth receiving CD and
Camp AZ. Booth has made an efficient and
fearless officer, and will doubtless be
elected.
10 to date our buyers have received over
5,CO3 bales of cotton.
Another cold, drizzling rain has made q
gloomy day.
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KrYG.ToN. N. Y, Fec. l6.-tn Cfico7t r.
vile Jnis evening man named Az. y
K He'd ais gie aud attempted suicide.
Avery says he 3 wiiIi1g to go 70 prlso1,
tor lie, but has Conscientious scrupies about
hanging, Avery aud wife were ABOUT ~
years old. , !.
Gatewnod was arrested. He stoully de-
MES having killed his wife but while there
is no evidence that he did the act, proba'
bilities are he committed the deed.
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Has Larger snls rhap all Other rII''

Oai'r Mnrnhy Dos Psris, " W,
d Iss3 ri. beans nave soli well aud
i've entire tatisiacti0n We now tel more
OF hem than al other pills together. Your
Ohli amt Fever Tonic we sell under guzran-
leo 10 cure; have had only oLo bCttie re-
turned, and don't think IL was given &C
eoTding 10 directions. YoIrs truly,
MURPHY Bros, Druggists.
For sale by ait druggists.
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Indiari Isights-I .ooL.

PHruApELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 1G The Indian
Rights as ,ociation here prepared . petition
asking Tor $50 800 Tor present use
in the sst ,bis6msn5 of u day school end
manual Of labor boarding school out OF
So 759, coo nog due under the treaties with
the several trioss. ;
A committee OF c'tizsns is raising funds
Tor tne sufferers by tls Hoods OF the ONO
river, and have coiiec'ed Sl,VjO.
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FORT SMITH.

Fort SMITH, ARK, Feo; 16.-TSpec'al,l J.
A bold theft was committed in this CITY
Yesterday afternoon about5 O'Clock: Tom
A ndrews, a former employe OF the El Paso
wagon yard entered the stable
connected with the yard, picked
out fine horse and quickly
led it away. He afterwards SOLD me morse
40 cheap that SUSPICION was excited, and
the matter was investigated. Andrews fled
but was pursued by officers and captured
ghile attempting to swim Mill creek,
swollen stream near this city.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The mystery sur.
roundipg the murder OF James l.. Wilson
and his wife at Winnett, Kansas, last
Wednesday, remains as dark as ever. Inc
a great coucuurse being present at thetun.
eral services. The governor has offered
5000 Tor the apprehension Of the assassin,
the limit allowed by law.
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New York, November S, ISL, Or. scHEEcH;
Dear Sir--Iu looking over one of your books,
( Il which fad 50 many letters re o meudng
YOU medicines, have th ought u myself hoS
moi, irert have been in NOS making my case
public, that thels might take warning In
visi ing my friends in New Jersey short time
tiraa, my alteration was drawn TO tho many nd
vegs.semanls in large letters on dlaereat build
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Embarrassed.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 16.-George 2. Cur
nv, banker and cotton msnufacturer'
has assigned; liabilities, 5000 600; sssets
nominally, $500 coo. Large improvements
to his mill recently and inability to realize
upon manufactured goods caused the en-
harraasmant
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rssle was resident 4 Lexington. w. ~,
nv. nj Helene, kthiudsy, who Wel ilund
ln divine condition "a tbs Phm1lf hotel
istisiisY mbfHlnr, Lawns bltWn oui ne
"a bsiofs feilfinn, hos Aliff much dili-
Gully. been Teft ITed,
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DIR, schenck- Dear sis: l wi give you as
near IS can. an account OF my sickness, as also
nv ,eco,rrg b. q use o your great m diCjnCs.
The frs ~ nJa.l Of the disease than attracted
par leu ar tCL"1a wGs u sey To main in my
iunls :. lis c,ilo on V - 1 "aa attending
cIp0l, ~ on my going b mo ne evening my
mothar thouc It hest T. co suit d doctor m re-
gard !, it Aftor an eX'mna Ion OF my lungs,
he spoLe oulte discourage IGiy % my case say
ing tha. m, lungs were criuu ly alice d, and
that the chauce for my recovery were not very
gouC yre soon after attack y with honor
rhste, mi in.; MALT acup Of nlood NJ lime Az
ter this haC g GhOkIpg couch, which ke { me
awake almost he whole li.ht ald also sc ere
right-sweats, which weakened me so thar l
was Mt last confined 10 ted. L had no Hn-
petite and had const, Mt pains in NY sides snd
back, hut most severe in NV right lung. My
brother was the one who first told Us
about you medicines, saying that lie had
formed by them. FROM his recommends
zion we concluded % use them.
/ be- g. n bv using the Pulmonic syrup alone
hut was afterwards tod that i must tike the
Mandrake Pills and Scaweed Tonic AT the
same tim This did; that l. / took all at one
lime as you direct ONLY that from my great
w, akness was obliged to pei in with smaller
dose S than you prescrbtd d. gradually gained
in streng h, however, So that was able TO take
full d0ses.-My strength increased rs the medi
cine beg an TO act on nv system. aId soon my
worst mptoms were gone. my appetite III
creas d, and this gave me strength TO get MP
and tage eXercss', was ut stwe'l. and have
had good health ever nee, now over ten years
gdgise all who arc suffering wit Lung Dis
ease TO use your medicines, as believe III, y
are almost specific in inst disease, 1shait be
pleased TO have any Que call on or white t. re
In gsrd to my case
Yours truly,
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 16.-The Journals
Cotfayv lie, Kansas, special says: James b.
Curley, a prominent citizen OF CEeroEee,
an extensive cattle owner, accidentally shot
and killed himself to day while handling
rayolYnr.
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Every smoker should try 'Little Joke r..


MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 16.-Clarence Shepard
&, (Jo. the Oldest hard ware house in the city,
established in 1910, assigned this morning
to George Gracy. Liabilities. 100000;
as let's, $4,000; no preferred creators
except employees.
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Deserving of Confidence.
Tuere is no article which 80 rich
serves tho entire confidence OF we com
munity M Browns Brou chial TrOches.
Those suffering from Asthmstic aud Bron-
chiai Diseases, Couebs and Colds, should
try ths M. Price, 25 cents.
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Getting Back Their Money.

BATH, Me, Feb 16.-rhe e&ett .1rl OF
the will of Thomas NJ. Red, have been
sled By the receiver OF the Pacific Na'lohai
banI, ri Bo,t)n, aud real estate here ct.
tsched TO the extent of 81 600 600. 'ha de-
ceased was one of the heaviest stockholders
OF the bank.
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In n Ell of Jealousy.

CHICHESTER, N. ", Feb. 16.-Thaddeus
Avery and wife were found with their
throats cut last evening. Mrs. Avery is
dead and her husband cannot live. IL is
supposed Avery did the deed in fit OF
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SpRINeFrELp MASS, Feb. 10 "A. Nj. Clapp
and Wilfred Hunt, freight ,conducror5 o..
The boston and Albany railroad, were a..
rested to-day, charged with robbng freight
cars.
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Declines to Act.

BosToN, Feb 10 The widow of Wendell
Phillips has declined to act ss exsoutrix OF
her husbands will, on account OF III health,
and requested the Judge of probate to APP
point some one instead.
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CARLO, Ills. Fer. ii--A titemfn named
Mi err fell OyeFbra~ LON the steamer Jay
Gould, beiCv Commerce street this ater-
nam ard hrc Nned.
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IT rs SENT FREE
Post raid, to Al Applicants

Adiress DR.. J soheuck sen, = c. Box
Gland Zee h i' people who write the ioloa Tvs
lsttsTs II ossib'e
A Gentleman weli-iSnown In HNnesNiiir,
Dresden and Cohocton, writes from PEE
Lin, Illinois.
Dr. II Sch,nrk:
Dear sir-ln Tho winter al ls72I SIs tod by
thee pfoln meet doiilrs that ~ vito had -
um ptl1u, Hld trgt sue 90 not i've UNI
~ ing. soon uflc this irle Il, WIN lives
naypir, On -, Ie unl end 4 yo4r med itl1,s g.
"A, I, bnt having been told thatshe was inclrs
bic. NC hsl 40 fsith a them, Her n!end IL
nally brugUt hera hlulo of your puimnhic
syrup, aud insist d on ntrsiv ny a iaif trid
she did ~, aud thank col, b. II, use her la,
wasAg-td sac II no" rpdIcly vel
am yell.knuwn rc,sswtll as In Y 'ncsvl 9,
Dresden aud IohbG'on aud wuu'd ref you
Ia Druggists and others In h &c iowns VIII
~ remember my " Go case snr eiy bad one,
have IccOmmg Il Il you mod ilos 10 ~ great
many, and nave neyo knpwh them 10 Tell ~
makes cnns where III y nav heen slyena FAR
trlal. / am induced 10 send you this b. thv
thought that II vii. b. OF su h sIeat mse /, SUI
Il TlAg humanity. w. WHITE,
Proprietor White House. PtEin, III,
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Caused Considerable Commetion.

Jackson, MISS, FAB. 16.-rhe governor
has vetoed the railroad commission bill.
The decision has caused considerable COM
motion
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Nav YnnE. Fah. ~ ..''eloY, I ~ 10 p
r'osr fneffn isi prime mairli iile tapef,
ltpf1,l sFfi uf tAulnnfl II. H., 4Ij !,
adj 4. l.uI.l
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s. 3. Myers, Shso ,yg,n, Wis.,, .slys.
az recommend Bro9n's Iron BiCtGts ior
general debility, loss of appetite and want
Of streuEtn.n
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They Are Quick and sure. -
II u.e Bensou's Capclne Porous Plas'ers
constantly in my prsctice."-IDr. J. =.
Wendail. Price 25 cents.
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KNOWING That
CHILLARlNE

Has not and cannot fail TO cure, we offer 500
Reward Tor any case Of Cbills 1t lails TO cure
when directions arc followed.
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BosroN. Feb. l6.--r he Somerset nail mill
will shut down tonight owing to lack OF
naiIers.
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Consumption Cured.--Read this Lotte
from Mr.. It,ick, OF La Porte, Indiana.

Dr. sch,uCk
In nc yc.r 1872 was Snttriug with Colsump.
4 ~. nj nrd gotten 80 low hit had no hoye
It,ytr ,,gti = well again . alt-d l"e H-lh
nut All cad 10 my sun .gs. thtfc was one
, - tupu. Is WAC vas B.Isi lenuE yyiug TO
as,t me use youe .u.muhic wrap no .ehWeeH
IA IT. but .L..Jly &c Us Il 10 CT Any mort
nir 4 i'm I wa, ,issIstCd VITA MEDICINE. l
h a t,igd 50 many different med cihes Wlhnul
=, IT,, helped uy a.y. Find ns that ] was not
, .t. nprs ndtI. 10 bD gut some Ol your ia
.r4li, syrup and Sclwc,d Tonic himself, ANA
rnlrlht them tIma ! DIST feiu,ed 70 touch
nom did not want Ia D cX eminent q on
mn NrgIi ycA .cut,d 10 u.c tuem merely bSat'
(, q aign rot thJtI expect trey wouu 90 m
auy good mn fenced taking tle iulmome
svru. aud Sclw,ed Tonic, ~ Il 20 my great sur
MIS-. felt almoss nm dat relief nd was en-
! luIaged /, uopti ne uSi g hem My !ondl
| lion improved upG,r In, rus, untli in tine 1
| Grew perfect well, no ira of The disease re-
| nliniug Ny lungs had healed mp aud grew
: stronger than eve. was p rim nenliy ~ ed,
i a f,sse had 10 trouble with my lungs since
| tnat tine ,,,o,,,o,
M hug sl.se saved me. 1 wil bear cheerful
] los, Imnuy to the reat vlrtu possessed by your
/ medicines ISuow Of several ther cases here
| where your M d.cines have been used WIN en-
| ire success au well-Rnown here, being o. G
| ~ the original German setter, III La Porte
/. county and having oeen in the livery business
| for m INV wears JOAN THICK.
b. can and will, If n, c. ssa'y, swear ne
| fore any justice OF the Peace TO I'll tn : nave
! sH,d in the above statement JOB liTICk
| TuIsIsTo G RrIFy: That we have sold the
| m iiciLes mentioned IN these ceitiiicat to MI
| Nebe ,bau nd Others and tick ateinenls IRE
| pug.Ientic Hui - liable. -
FREO'K VET &c CO, Druggists.
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Ifthe cattle men of Texas wish to have n
good time this year they mus 'NoV
Soring" tobacco.
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"Mv wiie's 3 wears nervous siillction,"
saws Rev. J. A. Eiie, Of Beaver, Pa. :" was
cured by Samaritan Nervine." $l.5o at
nrnogista
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Weak people should use Samar iten Nef
vine. the great nerve Conaueror
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IF your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
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Mrs. LYDIA A. TAFT, OF Uxbridge, Mass,
Sends us the Following statement, En-
closing n Letter from her Daughter, who
was Cured of Consumption by DIR.
Schenck's Medicines.
Ibslieye hat my daughter had Consumptit
of the Lung, aud that the use o. your medicint
saved her life Inursed he thr ugh her sick
ness, and She was so bsd for long time that
wa n ad no hops of her recovery l can only
add tina the account thnt sh' gives in the fol.
low ing letter Is tree In every parti ular,
Mrs. LYDIA A. TAFT.
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NEW AoVERrI8eMs NTS

INFORMAL ON GAN led Of the wherea-
| boutS or tl!za Christian. who left Kirksville,
Mo % v, mrs ggo for Texas Any information
ieadj ~ 10 her id n iicaton will be 'hanxIuiiS
received b. her brother, EnNESr CHRISTIAN,
NJ Carson civ, Nevatr.
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DR.. &GHgNjK'S M8DlGINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
GGATBBD TONIC,
AND PULMyNiG SYRUP

Are sold by all druggists sud full directions ior
their use are printed on tu9 "r@ype Vi e'e'S
ri Tx DR.. schenck's nd lress now, and send
for The book mentioned III the aeslnnins OF the
ad vprtlsellent.
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Another Case or Consumption Cured Mt
LaPoItc, Ind.


-,
About tive We We rs ago was dangerous! w
wi Ia Lung Fever. / hid gfost tronhlc So hTcdih'
~, every breath drew csas me naio.
ni thrle doctors u, at,ng IN but br worse
III the IiDp. was al that Il . c.nntctud with
Jerks induced me 10 81 some Of your mcdi-
zines saying that he had sed tnem himself
~ iii enlire success. | seat for some OF your
Puimonic syrup, Seawced Tome ma Man
drake PMS. / used them according 10 tht
direct IONS ani IN eli m l,n q ro,iccd u marked
mpruV mcnt IN my heat II, when Eel tnp
cpn.lsu Il using yCurme, tunes. AitT hdng
,gycral bottle. g ,nh vi III p,lIDoaiC -yrup ma
S.,yprl ronic rot entirely over my | knees
S,nce tina time HAYS rec mml nic1 Jur IN IL
ian. : 10 many other PC ,pls living Ia La Ports
i. ". NEBE ITHAU,
lN-Tfu tee If "a rOgte couuly.
p,.tn IA Ituu ~ N
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ny ERsBURa, w. Va, Fob. i6.--The
,os5 States re LEI boat, Katie StOcsdole.
.E.r,sarge OF Coenel Thomas Rose OF the
kFSustesntt infantry, conveying provisions,
IA Che flood sulf.rers arfiyet here ct
n,clr ak this evening. The S.oekdsle lay at
inhabitants OF that city arc supnlied
m proyisions. but are In bad necessity for
eluthipG and bedding. They are etlli in
e sohooIs. ca urohes and barns on b gb ground,
! The wa ar, has receded twenty feet and
= ntood AT 6 a. m. SO fee /, 8 inches. The banks
< are coming out of the water Oh both sides OF
che river end as the full destruction Is ex-
posed it I.araiyzes description.
FRISCO TO THE FRONT.
SAN Francisco, Feb l6 The grand
lodge of Masous reports ,JCo sent 10 alu
the Ohio flood sufferers.
PRACTICAL RELIEF.
~. PoMEEoY, O., Feb. 16.-The relief poat
Eatie Stockdale, arrived here at = p, m,
The intention was to go direct to lronton.
efter leaving Parkersburg this afternoon
srs the people ct Belleville, West Virginia
csiieu the boat in aud Q quantity OF provis-
ions were given out. But six HOUSES re-.
mains in, the town, and they are nearly all
badly wrecked. As the boat proceeded down
Nbeing relieved The water al Racine. the
head OF Pomeroy bend, twelve miles long,
Ms sntsred. This bend Is narrow bot
~ on both sides of the river
And contains some twenty coal mines.
eighteen salt works, twelve towns, end 30 COO
inhas!tants Of whom 5000 are labcrsrs. Six
OF thu ..iae are flooded, and will not be
rumpe1 out for six or eight months.
Fight thousand people, are idle and 9oC0
The yer in The bend reached sixty.four
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
UxpRIDGE, MASS June II 1851
Consumption Can be Cured.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-23
Eureka Tunnel.

There are considerable good ore and
screenings awaiting shipment at the Eu-
reka Tunnel, but the snow in the canyon
is too deep to think of taking the teams up
to remove it. In the mine the prospect is
exceedingly good, but the capital necessary
to do the required dead work is wanting.
Foreman Maxwell is doing as well as can
be expected with his small force of men.
He has made a connection from the north
drift that was run q long time ago from
the 60-foot point ia the vertical winze
from the south Wine to the north Addison
chamber. Here is where the principal
prospecting is being done and where the
best developments are being made. Ore
is being extracted from an exceedingly
good-looking vein of yellow carbonate,
making downward at an angle OF about So
degrees, the thickness Of which, at present,
is about two feet. A short distance from
this is another vein in course of develop
ment, the ore lying rather fiat and looking
like an exceedingly good prospect. Out of
all Of this oresthere come some very rich
chloride and black metal. similar to the
heavy rich ore formerly taken from the
Addison chamber. Very little prospecting
ia being done in the bottom levels, but the
character of the ground and the indica-
tons are sufficient to justify the use OF
capital for development.