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BICYCLE AGENCY.

9IW WALKER OPERA HOUSE. SALT
IN Lake City. Victor, Ridge, American
ChsInpiel, Ideal and ONO; Petite Steel and
Rubber TTicyeles. Boys We. ocipe.es- Before
buying examine orr stock and piiceS Tents
iOr sale AZ our Bicycle Department, o. our
lower aOor. Evans & Spencer.
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ROYAL MAIL RICYULr.

THE ISIS PATTERN ROYAL MAIL
L Bicycle" leads them all! six improve
menis. Gil Of vital importance. Don't fail
% inVesiigste this wheel" before purchSs-
ing. For particulars consult !. o. Angelic
IT., Temple Block.
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A. ]. =. Patsrtoz,a.

i 1ht only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
my IS the only place in town where
fe3 can get the genuine Norway and
holland herring. Norway auchovies
sng split Goldfish. A full assortment Of
ie5[s'-eiass groceries at lowest pr5css.
=. Z TilOdGce taken in exchange. NJ. "a E
vuEIc South street. kaE biSeG. -s.,i Of
Methodist church.
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FOR SALE.

FOUR ROOM HOUSE, G1eDas NEW
\ and lot 5xIO rods " IN barn and young
orchard bearing in the Eighteenth Ward.
corner Thirl snd A Streets. A desirable To-
cation AsOl5 acres OF good farming land
81 miles south Of city. Apply -
YOUNG BROS. IS Ma'nSt
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SASFoRD's RADICAL CuEE consists Of one
1ot lie OF he Radical CURE. one box Of
EAIAeRHiL SoLvEST, and one IMPROVED
~ h.LEk all wrapped in one package. with
iuii direcifJns Price. 500
POTTER Dsuo CHEYIcAL Co Bosros
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MARK McKINMINs

I livery AND FEED STABLES. nos
u 2eS' Is snd 30 Main Street, SAT- LAKE.
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y Mr.. 4. HIGGINS, OF Wyoming. n,
:, ssys he had the Piles for nearly "a
ia sats and was cured by using Gilmore's
: -ie Specific For Sale st A. Smith
q Cas- Drag Store.
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kOK sALE-Ss5o
MONEY TO LOAN

0E POMERuY, BROKER AND REAL
| Estate Agent, I5S N sin street. III ney
- tosn. Il uses an LOis foe le. nd =
General resi- esgsIe DusiUe,s transacted
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- IRE 6ALT LAKE. BEksLR Is the
feop4es P"PalSr Paper. :.
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The Mirror

Is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter taller
Magnolia Balmis the charm
es that almost cheats ths
!lo0Eing-eiasa
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DFRICE AND RESIDENCE. No ss1
~ Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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WILLARD BIRCUhsHAw.

rv,HR AMERICAN MARKET. Go z. IRSI
South. Just oDene1. Flu ! supply Q.
fresh meats always on hand. willard WI
be glsd 20 have al o.d friends give nm
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coon MILLINER WANTED Ar 81.
4 mon Bros
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stapS no, Upon the order - : ar
GOi-g,
Bat go al once and buy a bottle OF tho
fragrant ZOZODONT. You vii never
regret T. IL not only beaut;fies ana
preserves the teeth and arrests decay.
but leaves the mouth cool, and the
breath as fragrant as a rose.
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SUBSCRIBE roz the Peoples Paper
Tex SAL- LAKE HERALp- Il.
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Benton's Hair Grower.

Al who are BALD, all who AZ o.
coming BALD, all who do not want -
be BALD. all who are troubled with
DANDRUFF, OF IIOHlNG CT TIE
scalp, shonld use BentOnis Hair
GrOwer. EIsBTY PER CENr. OF those
using it have grown hair. II never
fails 10 stop the hair from faliins.
Through sickness and fevers the bair
sometimes falls OFT in a short time. ana
although the person NAV have remained
bald for years, If you use Benton's II al,
Grower according to directions you aye
sure OF a growth of hair. Ia htDd-scs
OF cases we have produced q goo4s
growth Of Hair on those who have been
bald and glazed for years, VIC have fully
substantated The following facts
We grow Hair in 50 case ont at 100.
NO Matter how long bald. Unlike 81. ne
Preparations, itcontains ncs gar Of ielc.
orvegetabie or mineral pai-ons. 10 IS =
specific for falling hair. GaDdEaf. ana
itching OF the scalp. The Hair Grover
Is a hair food, and its cOmpositicn -
almost exactly like the oil WHOA sup
plies the hair with its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin IS very tough AID
hard. and the folhcle is apparently eject
ually closed, the single strength vii
sometimes fail to reach the papilis: in
such cases the double or triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price, single strength {l.Oo; Double
strength 500. Triple strength, $500. II
your druggists have not got il We vii
send 10 prepaid on receipt OF price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER 90.
Cleveland q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

-,1psT CLASS wEAv RS APPLY AT
-of4irs OF laeseres Wooen Mills Co
"a Il West. First nth rect
~ FRANK W. JENNf% GS,
Ma ager
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o1uR-E SEWING MACHINE OPERA
f,rs. experie need hands on shoe work
univ 10 WI. II Rowe. niansgsrZ C. N
noe FACTORY
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OFFICE FOR KEN.
A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALl
building Apply at this once
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FIRST DAY, JUNE Il. 1856.

Commanding june Il. 1885. and confirm
ing iiatiI June IS, Inclusive.
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Hx. A. c. YOUNG.
VETERINARY SURGEON OFFICE 60
W Second SOu-h Street.
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ny Father thou tina. dxellest
u,s N lne high AID glorious Dls.el
an5 -. regain thy presence.
ana again beh i'd thy sce!
IN ti,y ho,y habiiaiiun,
90 my spirit once ?. side?
l" ny p'st orineval childhood.
was fnurtu ed near Thy deg
Prayer oy Elder w. B. Barton.
Singing by the choir OF the hymn
beginning:
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Trzins VIM sop st stations marked.
only when signaled-
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
The Religious Services at the
Large Tabernacle.
ELDER F. A. MITCHELL SPEAKS
And Deliver. m Interesting Brief
&c IN th- irst Principles
ofthe Gospel.

Inc services on Sunday afternoon
'as'- al the Tabernacle, were begun By
tue choir singing the hymn commcnc-
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30 : great the wis on and the lore
I NJ d d the coHr ON high,
And sent the Sivinr from agOye
To u1er. bed md dfei
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sAsPsTz VALLEY RAILWAY.

rrr BAR a. 80
-ett| % -l
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UTAH & NEVADA RAILWAY.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
There Has Been No Sale.

SAN FRAScIsco, December cit was
semi-oficially announced q short time
ago that the terms of the sale of the
South Pacific Coast Railroad to the
Southern Pacific Company had been
agreed upon, and that the transfer
would be made early in the coming
year. Senator J. G. Fair to-day denied
this. He said: The road has not
been sold nor bargained for. My price
was asked by the Southern Pacific
Company, and 1 named il, but they
nave not offered my price, and there
has been no SALE"
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An Ipiunction Proeured.

NEW YoRK, December 29.-The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company hi 5
procured from the Supreme Court q
temporary injunction restraining Mon
CANS Louisiana & Texas Railroad and
Steamship Company from disposing Of
$50 bonds OF the Houston & Texas Cen
trail Railway Company. dated April LIST,
1881, for 81 900 each, with interest at s
per cent. with the coupons. The bonds
mortgage made by the Houston &
Texas Central Company to the Trust
Company as trustees.
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Piles. Piles! PilesI

Sure cure for blind. bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cured the
worst cases of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. 1t absorbs tumOrs, allays
the itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Kinks Pile Oint-
ment is prepared only tor Piles and
itching of the private parts. and
nothing else. Every box is warranted
by the agent.
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt Of price. SOC. and $I.O0 per box.
DR.. Z. .. BENTON, PROP.
Cleveland. D.
For sale by z. C. N. 1. Drug Store.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Deesmbe. %.

CHICAGO, Decsmbei %.
Cattle-Receipts 5000; asout steady ;
shipping steers, $50 to SEQ pounds,
3.25 a 5.12x; stockers and feeders, 200
a $50; Texas cattle. 225 q $40
higher, closing weak rough and mixed
4 100 a $50; packing and shipping, 40
a 4.s0; light, 3.75 q 40. Skips, ESQ q
$40.
Sheep-Receip;s. 10000; active; Is
higher: natives. $50 q 90: western,
go q $50; Texans, 2.20 q $50; lambs,
4 90 n GOO.
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BYrup OF Flra.

Manufactured by the Californis Fla
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Ma
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may
be had Of A. @. Smith & Co., at so cents
or 81. II Il the most pleasant,
prompt, and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yet thor
ouEhly; TO dispel Headaches, Colds, and
Hsvsrs; 70 cure Constipation. Indiges-
Hoo, and kindred Ills.
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r. Z. CoESEE Max AID sEcoSD SOUTH ST..
SAIL LAKE CITY |
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Nile. Coming West.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-General
Miles called 1.-THE War Department to-
day and had an extended interview
with Secretary Endicott. The General
will leave Washington this evening for
New York to remain a day or two be-
fore proceeding TO Prescott, Arizona,
where he will direct the removal of his
headquarters to Los Angeles, Gala.
Mrs. Miles will accompany her husband
west.
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Buy Common Sense Bob Sleighs, Of
the Cooperative Wagon and Machine
Company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

Notice T. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
To- make final proof in support OF his claim.
aud that said proof will DC made before ; I.
Ovcr~trcct, uOtrry public. Rt Medicine Lodge.
0u February g. 1885, viz: William kixcr q - ;
No 15'j for the So S-w !. section =. and q 4,
NV &. NV ! n-w4 section :. twp ~ : range lew
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said iiud. VIZ:
Harry y Patterson. George Royce. " q
lrnis. Joseph inni-. q u of Elm Mills. Kas
30 - ". r. BNOwNLEE Register
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
EvIDENCn FROM rnH GIBBEr.
A Negroes Farewell, speech ENDS in the
Arrest of AN Alleged AccompIice.

A Negroes Farewell speech ENDS in the
Arrest of an Alleged AccOmplice.
MARTIN, TEX, April AT noon yes
terday Washington Washington, colored,
was executed here in the presence OF 5000
persons for the murder OF Willis burden
a year ago. The condemned man CON
fessed his guilt on the scafold and said il
was right that he should be banged He
stated that he was instigated to the crime
10y Ephe burden, a half brother of the
victim. Ephe burden was Immediately
arrested on the strength of Wash
iHgton'r confession. Washington eX-
hibited great nerve. He rode on his
collin from the jail to the grove near the
edge OF the town, where the scafiold was
erected. After admOnishing his large au-
dience of cOiored people to avoid pitfalls
which brought him tothe scaffold, he said
ne wanted his body to be buried in an ad-
joining county and passed his bat around
for contributions to defray the expense
OF transporting his body. lie gathered
S22 for which ne heartily thanked the do
nors. He took his place on the scafiod.
the moose was adjusted and in a moment
his neck was broken. The body was
given in charge OF friends for burial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
TRADE AND ARBITRATION.

The Proposed Conference OF Rapresen-
tatives or American Governments.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The HOUSE,
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
agreed to a favorable report on Mr.. Nc
Creary's bill authorizing the President or
the United States to arrange a conferences
Tor the purpose OF encouraging peaceful
aud reciprocal commercial relations be.
tween the United States ot America and
the republics OF Mexico, Central and
south America, and the cmpire Of Brazil.
The text Of the bill ia as follows:
That the President of the United states be
ana hr ls hereby requested and authorized ia
invite the several governments of the repub-
lies OF Mexico, Central aud South America,
AMI ihe Empire Of Brazil 10 JOIN The United
states conference 30 be helt al Washing
Ton, IN the ulted -tates. flr the purpose nf
discussing and recommending for ad ption to
tine rrspec i've governments some plan OF ar
uItratiop for settlement u disagreementa
ana disputes that NAV hef cater arise between
them, aud for considering questions relating
to the Improvement OF the business intercourse
between said countries, and TO encourage
such ueaceiul and reciprocal commercial re-
latlons a. viii be beneficial 10 all and secure
more eXteus We markets Tor the surplus pro-
ducts of each Of said coun res.
The Pre-ldentOi the TN ted states shall ap-
point three Commissioners vino shall attend
ahid conie euce on behalf OF the United states
ana shall report the urUree .fugs thereof to
the President. who shall transm NJ The same to
Congress, and the Comm ssiOners shall each
receive the sum OF sLOO1, ana their resOnabla
eX enses, 10 be approved by the Secretary OF
state The sum ul f2l 600 or 20 much thereof
a. shall be nece-sary is appropriated to pay
tie necessary expenses.
Mr. McCrcary will present the majority
report and Chairman Belmont will make
the minority report on the bill.
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ed four bridges on Sweetwater within
Iour miles OF Austel. 1t will cost Cobb
ana Douglas counties about $4,000, TO
replace them. No trains were run on
Jhe GeorHa division OF the East Tennes-
see, virginia and Georgia railroad to-day
very heavy landslides and was huts are
reported at various places, and between
mere ana Powder Springg the track is
under water for several hundred yards to
lhe depth OF three feet, and is only two
rect from the railroad bridge that crosses
the creek just north Ofhere The embank-
ments on bOtn sides have been washed
away. The business Of this division of
the East Tennessee Is at complete
standstlll, and travel between Rome and
Atlanta has been interrupted tor two or
toree days. The Georgia Pacific rail-
way has also suffered severely.
WRECK OF A TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
A trestle near Oxford has been carried
away by the Hood ana the dangerous con-
ulllon OF their bridge here across Sweet
water renders it impossible to run trains
from Atlanta further than this place. On
Monday morning u heavy bolt Of light.
nlng struck and splmtered three tele-
graph poles near the depot, and entering
Inc telegraph office knocked out the win
dow glass, consumed the wires, switch
board, completely demolished two sets OF
instruments, aud interrupted the work
ing of another, making it necessary
to send by train TO Atlanta
for new instruments and linemen to
repair the wreck. One of the operators
was momentarily blinded and made deaf
by the appalling shock. He had just re-
ceiyed an order for a train, and. for
tunately, at the moment the flash came
removed his hand from the key, or the re-
suit would doubtless have proved fatal tC
him. The other Two operators and the
agent and train men were badly demOral-
lied, but after they returned from their
flight succeeded in extinguishing the fire,
which had caught from the papers, table,
ETC., and gained considerable headWay.
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wAsHMGroN rnLiI.lroKY.
Hr. DOlph Draws n Roseate Picture Of
the western X Dorado.

the Western X Dorado.
WAsHINGToN, April 1.-At . O'Clock
to-day the Washington Territory bin was
laid before the senate. Mr.. D0lph ex-
planned the financial condition Of the
Territory, and from figures cited argued
the uudoubted ahihtv Of the people 10
maintain state government. The eli.
mate be described AS "cOOl in summer.
mild in winter, ana remarkably salubri-
Gus. 80 country on the face Of the globe,
be said, possessed an inland sea which
for beauty Of scenery, extent OfuuOb-
structed nayigaDle channels. or safe and
c9mmOdiOus larbur-, could compare with
Puget sound. The Imagination could
hardly anticipate the future in store for
that Territory.
Mr. Morgan spoke in support Of the bill.
The only objection 20 II. IN his mind, was
that 10 authorized the President 10 admit
the State by proclamation II he should
lind the conditions 20 nave been compiled
with. lle thought that provision Of dou bt-
ful cOustitutiOnallty and wisdom. IL was
the business Of Congress, not the Presi-
denps, 20 admit new states. This Ohjec-
ton, however, would not keep Mr.. Nor
gan from supporting the bill. lie sub
mitted 10 tue Committee on Territories
the prOpriety OF substituting action by
Congress for the Presidents prOclama-
tiOn.
The committee amendments 10 the bill
we're then voted on seriatim and agreed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
FRAUDS ON THE GOVERNMENT
Louisiana Lands Entered for the Pur-
pose OF N Manufacturing Turpentine.

Louisiana Lands Entered for the Pur-
pose Of anufacturing Turpentine.
WAsHINGTON, April 1.-On the re-
ports Of special agents n the Interior De-
partment 20 the effect that j.. G. Calhoun,
Of Mobile, Ala, and James r. Bailey, OF
Slidell, La, through conspiracy with
other parties. have procured the entry 0f
public lands in Tammany parish. La, for
the fraudulent purpose Of using the pine
timber thereon for the manufacture OF
turpentine, a criminal suit has been
advised through the Department
Of Justice, on the ground Of
conspiracy 10 delraud the government. H.
Is alleged that the parties entering these
lands have boxed nearly 80 600 pine trees,
from which more than 10000 barrels Of
crude pine gum have been taken, from
which was manufactured some g. 600
gallons OF turpentlne and 10000 barrels OF
rOsln. ~ ~ also alleged that the law as
20 residence and cultivation has not been
compiled with, and that as soon as the
trees have been made 60 Weld all the gum
Of which they are capable, IN consequence
Of which they die, the land Is abandoned
as worthless.
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4 Ncw Itallroad Proiect.

DANvuLE. VA, April l.-Tue Danville
and Northwestern Railroad Company
was organized to-day with j.. h. School
field as President. and y. :. Crews. f. Y.
Burton, w. T. Towns, n. II. Willer, +. B.
Fitzgerald OF DanWlle, and W. w. Berry
of Bedford county, as directors. Three
others from Bedford will be chosen. The
route OF the road will be- from DanYille
through Pittsylyania and Bedford 10 Big
Island, James river, wnere connection
will be made with Allegheny. and
eventually with the Baltimore and Ohio
system,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

WAsmNGroN, April LIN the senate
to-day. az the suggestion Of Mr.. Logan,
an understanding Wns secured by which
his army blll viii be taken up Monday
next Immediately alter the morning bu,i-
ness, ami it's consideration continued
throughout the day, and II necessary
from day 10 day till disposed Of. Mr.. Plat
consented that his Washington Territory
bill m eht be informally laid aside In or
der TO permit Of tuis action on the army
bill, but on condition tnat the Washing
ton bill should not lose its right OF way.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
ALABAMA AFLoAT.

Loas OF Life Said Ia Have Occurred In
the COOsaw River valley.
BIRMuNGHAM, ALA, April specials
from the river towns OF Alabama show
that the effects Of the freshet are worse
even than was telegraphed yesterday.
Gadsden reports the Coosaw river at its
highest mark and still rising, with alarm
ing reports from above. All the railroad
bridges on the branch road between At
ITALIA and Gadsden are swept away, and a
number of waBhouts on the Alabama
Great Southern are reported on both sides
OF Alfalfa.
Mill and lumber interests at Gadsden
suffered immense damage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
ICE JAM AND FLOOD.
A Dangerous State Affairs at Lam
caster.

LANCASTER, n. H., April This MORN
ing the ice in Israel river formed a big
Jam below the Mechanic street bridge and
caused the river to be partially turned
from its course. One-haif Of the stream
ran down Mechanic street, carrying huge
cakes OF ice with it, and all the houses in
that section were flooded and rendered
uninhabitable. The barn of Alonza How
land was struck hy cakes OF ice and the
sides of the building We're smashed
in. The sash and blind works Of Nicho-
las Wilson were carried away aud are a
total loss. The Stewart house, small
hotel, was flooded, but the occupants
were rescued from the second story, where
they had fed for safety. by means of lad
ders and boats. The tire engines stored
in Wilson's sash and blind works were
destroyed. Dynamite is being used to
break the jam, but with little success, and
1t is feared that the jam, which has formed
six miles further up the river, will break,
and that the flood caused thereby will
destroy all the buildings on Mechanic
street and carry away the bridge across
Main street.
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A Flood in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, VT, April Last
nights heavy rains and the melting OF
mountain snow have raised the WinoOski
river, breaking the ice and flooding the
banks. Main street, at Berlin, for near
ly mile is filled with ice. William Lind.
sey's house was swept from its fOunda.
tiOns. Tue members Of the family We're
asleep at the time, but escaped. The
tracks of the Montpelier and Wells River
and Central Vermont railroads are dam
aged. The railway bridge on the North.
western road at East Richtord was car
ried away last night
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

WAsHINGToN, April The debt state.
ment issued to-day shows the reduction
of the public debt during the month Of
March 20 be Sl40S7.Ss4; cash in the Treas
ury, $i95, 5,00ITl C2; gOld certificates out
standing, $50. 10 Gi3: silver certificates
outstanding. 500, 0,l22.42l; certificates OF
deposit outstanding. 81 92j. 900; legal ten.
ders outstanding, S3i6, 735. .64I; fractional
currency mot including the amOunt esti-
mated ~ lost or destrOyed), J, SO. 956,0l2 q.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02

WASHINGTON, April lin the Senate
to-day Mr.. Platt made few remarks in
reference 20 heresolptiOn some time since
introduced by him providing for consider
alton Of executive business in open ses-
sion. This resolution has been adversely
reported by the Committee on Rules
Mr. Platt remarked as a point OF order
might be made on the resolution that 10
changed a rule without due notice, he
would on Monday next propose an amend
ment to the resolution specifying the par.
ticular rule OF the Senate which he pro-
posed % have amended by the resolution.