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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
CONGRESS AGAIN IN SESSION.

Y..terday's Proceedings in Senate and
House-Can of States Resumed.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-ln the Senate
today the credentials OF Seuator.elect
Darrell of Virginia, were read and laid on
the table
The Chair presented communication
from General Franklin, President Of the
National Home Tor Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers, notifying the Senate Of General
McCleilan's death, so the vacancy in the
Board Of trustees may be filled Referred
20 the Military Committee.
Nr. Harrison, from the Committee on
Territories, reported a bill to legalize the
election of the ninth Territorial Assembly
OF Wyoming, which was passed
Nr Edmunds said he would not object
/. ia consideration did not consume much
lime but that he WAS anxious to put up the
....h bill rs soon as possible The bill re
ror,sI lv Mr.. Harrison was then read a
.n.-: time and passed.
The 5.ll introduced by Senator Blair, to
rr-.,3a tor the erection Of monuments in
hi. ,irg 10 President Lincoln and General
Grants provides they shall De similar to
.ta Washington monument aud cost
:, 0tl 400 each None but American
ri.i sas are 10 De employed on this work.
IL TIA HOUSE.
4 magnificent toral basket, ajou. three
.-r, high by TWO and half teeJ ia length
COMPOSED Of choice roses. adorned the
desk Of Representative Mich Muller, O!
New York, this morning. 4 card attach
ei TO the basket bore the inscription, 10
Our Big Chief; with best wishes of the
a,st assembly dIstric; New York County
Democracy General Committee. Mr.
Muller, whose absence from the House
until today has been caused by q serious
accident, was the recipieat Of many tokens
offriendship from his collea1uss)
Immediately sitter the readiug OF the
Journal Mr. Muller (N ~ was sworn in
The Hear Presidential Succession bill
and the Senate resolutions in regard TO
i0ius rules, were referred TO appropriate
committees.
The Speaker resumed the call OF States
TOR the introduction OF bills aud resolutions,
beginning with Maryland,
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TELEPHONE SUITS.
Final DEGREES In the American b ell Com
pany's Gases.


pany's Cases.
PHILADELPHIA, January 5.-The final
DEGREES were entered in the United States
Circuit Court to day, in suits Of the Amer
icsn Bell Telephone Co. ct al. against the
Baxter Overland Telephone and Telegraph
Co., Pennsylvania Overland Telephone
and Telegraph Co., and the Overland Tele-
phone Co. ct al. 1t is decreed that the
letters patent granted to Alexander Graham
Bell March Tth, 1876, and January 80,
1877 are good aud valid in law. The de-
cree then goes on to say that; TIE said
Alex. c. Bell was original and first in
veutor Of the inventions described in
said several letters patent; that the title
thereto and to the inventions described and
claimed therein, are vested in the COM
plainanis, and the defendants have in
fringed the fifth claim OF letters patent
and exclusive right of complainants under
same, and it is further ordered
adiudged and decreed, the complainants
waving an account and assessment OF
profit and damages and accepting nomi.
nal SUN therefore, that defendants pay
the compisinants the sum of 81 as such
profit and damages and also costs, taxed
ut the sum Of s25, and that the complain
ants have judgement and execution there
fore, and also the said defendants be per
petually enjoined and restrained from maG.
ing, selling or using the said improvements
patented as aforesaid, or either OF them,
and that an injunction issue accordingly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
FRIGHFFULLY BURNED.
Serious Mishap To n BeIlaire GirI-Gener'
Sswa Notes

Serious Mishap tO n Bellaire Giri-Generni
News Notes.
A four year,old daughter Of VIM. Myers,
q bottle blower, was seriously burned about
tie limbs, nbdoman and body, By her night
clothes becoming acCidentIy ignited from
a match Mrs. Myers, the mother Of the
unfortunate, Was down stairs preparing
breakfast when the accident occurred and
was not aware OF the child's danger until
she heard it screaming. Dr. Mcclellan
Was called ord did what was in his power
to relieve the little one. 1t may recover.
Sullivan Il Kinds advertise for 30 eXper-
fenced coal diggers They will start up as
soon as they can find what men they want
After the $50 mass in the st, John
Church this morning there will be another
at . oclock. This is holy day Of obi.
CATION in the Catholic Church and the
least of Epiphany.
ONLY moderate congregations have been
attending the services in the churches this
week.
About 80 couples attended the private
skating party in the Niagara rink last
night.
Marshnll Union OF the United Nailers
meets this afternoon TO install officers.
4 post mortem examination on the re
main; of the late Thomas Morse held yester-
div by Drs. Aloertson 0? this city Morrls
ofWhceling and Farrell OF Martins Ferry
developed cancer Of the stomach.
o. G. Young, District Deputy Grand
Master. Of Martins Ferry, was down last
night TO the installation Of officers held by
Bellaire Lodge No. 377, q. o. +.
Liberty Hose Company No. will peii,
ton Council Tor more gum coats
Hope Hose Company No. elected Off
GERS last night.
The clerks will make another eiiert TO
close the stores at p. m. 1t is a good
scheme.
A. +. Fillotson drug store now belongs
to J. f. Robinson. -,
The Trustees of Pultney township will
receive bids until January 18th for furnish
ing collins and rough boxes for one year.
J. ". Ault lectured in the South BeIlaire
NJ. + Church last night.
The Eureka Club gives another private
hop on Thursday evening:
Mrs Charles Rolf was buried yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Minnie Hoffman gives a party to-
night in honor Of her guest, Miss Nellie
Mccartney.
d. W. Cooper has charge of the Elyslan
rink for the present -,
About a dozen OF the miners 10 the mil
coal bank have been discharged, because
the company has concluded to use Pitts
burg coal in its heating furnaces in the
steel works and in the factory.
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TIE END OF THE STRIKE.
Among the Green Glass Bottle Blower +
Considered Not Far on.

Among the Green Glass Bottle Blower +
Considered Not Far or.
PTrsuURG, January j.-After shut
down Of seven months Cunningham Il Co. &
green glass bottle works reklndled their
furnace fires snd started in on full blast
this morning at the old scale of wages,
The capacity has been increased by ten ad
d:tional blowers aud other workmen
in proportion, and the output
will BE- much larger than ever
before. The Minerva Ohio green glass
bottle works will resume next Monday.
The Massillon green glass bottle factory
started ~ yesterday, after being closed
since the 30th Of June last. An increased
force Of men has been put on in those
works. The end Of the strike among the
green glass blowers ia con6idered to be not
far off
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
THE CAROlFF-BRADY FIGHT

Interrupted Ryan Accident 10 the Former
Tho Contest a Draw.
FARGO, DAE January patsy Cardiff,
Of Minneapolis, champion Of the North
west, and James Brady, OF Buffalo, were
TO spar to finish here last night tos $3.50
a side and the Allen belt, for the cham
pioasLip CT the Northwest. Cardiff forced
the fyht in the first three rounds, and
might have won, but in the eighth round
he caught his arm in the rope while del'v'
ering a solid Highlander, and suffered q
strain that compelled him to give up and
will confne him to the house tor several
weeks. Brady consented to declare the
contest draw if Cardiff would consent to
meet him, which was agreed 10.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HAyERIY'S MIYSTRELS,

Tonight the King Of Minstrelsy, j. II.
Haverly, with his superb body Of burnt
cork artists, will appear at the Opera
House. This organization is fresh from
their European trlumphs, and certainly all
the old favorites will appear but one night
in this city, and it behooves those who de-
sire to sec what is acknowledged on both
sides of the water to be the best minstrel
organization in the world, TO secure their
seats at once, for the house will be jammed
to its capacity Hsveriys name is syn.
onym for all that is bright and fresh in
mius'relsy and the company which will
appear at the Opera House TO night is
without q doubt the best that ever took the
road. The indianapolis Sentinel OF De.
cember q, Gays:
The Grand Opera House was filled to
the doors last night, and would De again
and again wita the same mirthtIl and
musical attraction. 1t is but rejecting
the popular verdict to say that Mr. j. II.
Haveriy is furnishing the public with the
most admirable minstre! and speciality eH-
tertainment that has been upon the boBrda
at any time. The ensemble is superb.
The minstrel features are fresh and catchy,
the gags new and spicy, the changes alert
and the muaic pleasing. The perform
auces OF The Craggs are At once the
most startling and graceful this continent
has ever witnessed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
4 Terrible Accident.

SrEuugNylLLE, January 5.-A terrible
accident happened to an unknown man on
the Pan Handle railroad, this city this
morning. at o'clock. The supposiiion is
that he was riding between two cars, when
the train broke, throwing him underneath
His head was completely severed from his
BODY and both legs off lie wss toleraoIy
we'll dressed His age is supPoed to be
about 25 years. Nothing could be found
or his person 10 identify him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
ND,riai 10 n, R-yi5irr.

CLAREsBURG, W. Va, January 5.-On
Saturday last Mr. Ire Brown, gentleman
said to be from Ohio, was arrested in Par
kcrsburs By Officer Kidd and lodged in
jail IN this city, upon the charge of pro-
curing a signature Improperly to certain
written contract. His preliminary exam
iuation was had yesterday afternoon be
fore Squire Tilisnau The first warrant
vas dismissed and the prisoner released
However, ne was arrested and held 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury. 1t is
generally conceded that there is no eyi.
dence to secure a conviction, and perhaps
not TO warrant indictment
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a FOOT AN HOUR.
The susquehanna on Rampage Much
Damage Done.

The susquehaRna on a Rampage Much
Damage Done.
ErWRA, n Y, January j.-The Sus-
,mehaEna river here has risen len feet in
"a many hours, causing a great deal OF
damage. At ten o'clock to-day the rain
changed TO snow, but the water continues
TO rise. In this city csllars are flooded,
aud many merchants are moving their
goods. At Owego the Erierairoad bridge
has been carried away, and trains are be-
ing run over the tracks of the d., !. \ W.,
between Owego and Elmira. The Tioga
branch OF the Erie road has been aban-
doned. Considerable damage is reported
also on the Northern Central RAILROAD q
bridge having been carried away at Trout
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A Fortunate Disciple of Franklin in
BnnInn.

a Boston job printer, Mr.. N. B. Nelson,
No. 76 Merrimac ST., held one fifth OF
ticket No. 1879 in the November Draw.
ing Of the Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew $4,000, costing him 81: He is
single, about y years Of age, lives with
his parents, and this prize money will ena-
ble him TO extend his business. lie is a
steady, industrious young man, ana VIII
make good use of his wealth.-boston
Mass Commercial and Shipping List
Nov. rs. BE can print his own luck,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
FRAUDS GROWING BIGGER.
The Fraudulent Tickets Found in Cinc:n-
natl Ballot Boxes.

The Fraudulent Tickets Found In Cinc!n.
natl Ballot Boxes.
CINciSNATI, January j.-Counsel for
the Republican Legislative contestants are
evidently disheartened over the develop
ments Of the past few days before the
Magistrates who are now taking testimony
on behalf Of the Democrats. The testimony
taken for the Republican side mas already
been certified to and sent up to the Senate
and House. Yesterday the ballot box Of
Twelfth ward, precinct d, was opened ord
showed the same state Of atfairs as those II
Seventh, A, and Eleventh, Il and c. In.
der the plain language Of the statutes Of
Ohio these ballots cannot be counted, be.
cause they were NOT put into the ballot boa
according to law.
There are many circumstances surround
ing these precincts that tend strongly to
show that gross frauds have been pern.
trsted by their Judges OF election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
A1AI.GInNG ArDIENrE.

We never thought there was 30 mucS
laugh in the Wheeling people these hard
times So Was brought ont Of them lasr night
by Suydsns Humpty Damp'y at Charley
Shay's Academy of Music The large au,
dience yelled with laughter. l. was q
curiosity to see them laugh, while e. he
same time you would be laughing as hard
Yourself. Some OF the scenes and situe
lions are excrucintingly funny, and one
funny trick follows the other in rapid sue.
oession from the rise 10 the fall Of the cur
tain. The company is fine one and
their specially acts received rounds ct aP.
pl9use. Mau!itiins is Il yer7 funny c!oTu,
and we expect 10 ste sight al The matt,
nee this afternoon, when the children turn
out for they will burst thdr little aides
laughing at Humply Dumpty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
CONGRESS REOPENS,
No West Virginia Nominations
Come Up.
rHs COMMITTEES NOT ANNOUNCED
s..l,s Carlisle Experiencing Some
FmaI~lssment - Camden's
Two Bills.


An or the
W...' .. January ''N'' -.
Mas. g.-..a congressman "e'o !" '"V''
.... IL. -y,-r, Nr. Snyder. Senator
...-.-.- r...rL not enWeIy wei WIS
'amlr" .'.. = ,r the Senate
a1.. .1".--- ."s .ba W.s,
.. Was expected t1"' some O' '"' -
.... r..c,rs,ious would come up tor
- H., ,p, Senate went into
..a'.i--','.''. " 's-' ..,. ,.., ,t the West
.E-. AKA. S7'-- .,b.3 Tbs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
IN AMERICAN WATERS.
Question of International Law Involved
in the Capture of Vessel.


in the Capture of Il Vessel.
VICTORIA, b c, January 5--SeveraI
weeks ago the screw steamer Teaser, GOV,
cred BY a mortgage, disappeared suddenly
from port. On investigation it was found
that che cleared for San Juau, w T.,
United States. After receiving word from
Washington through the United States
Consul here that tho British Columbia
authoritira would be allowed TO capture
the vessel in American waters, officers
were sent in pursuit They followed her
to Fort loagas, Alaska, where the steamer
YVES captured without violence and return
ed TO Viu;oria. On her return she WAS
advertised for sale by the mortgageer, but
the sale was delayed BY an injunction
The question OF the infractiou OF the inter
national extradition laws was raised, but it
remains to be seen whether or not the
United States Government will take
further steps in the matter.
The police report that 900 Chinese are
suffering Tor bread in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver Oil, With HypophospLites,
In ScrofuIous and ConsumptIve Casor.
Dr.. C. c. lockwood, New York, says
a have frequently prescribed Scot,'s
Emul,ion and regard it as valuable prep
araton in scrofulous and consunptive
casss, palata5'e and stiicacious,"
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Administration, but | have been feeling
around among Congressman for sentiment,
aud doct believe anything will be start
ed upon our navy yards. 1t is my iu.-
preston that when the new navy Is con
structed-I mean the new ships built
the work will be done at our yards, or 1t
should be. Then we will never be at the
mercy of anybody or any country Ihe
Government can do its own work.
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NEW YORK'S LEGISLATURE
Convened and Hustled Elected Speaker
Scenes at the Opening.

u
Scenes at the Opening.
ALBANY, January j.-Tho Legislature
convened to-day. Northumberland
Jones presided over the Senate and de-
iivered short address, declaring his in.
tention of faithfully and ur0iassedly ad-
miuistering the power vested in him as the
pre.i1ing of;cer OF that body. In the
House the customary scenes attended its
organization. After the members had all
been sworn in the election Of Speaker
WAS proceeded with, resulting in the Sc
lection OF General Hustled lie was es
corted to the chair and delivered speech
expressing his thanks for the honor con
ierred When both branches had organ
lied Governor Hill sent in his message
which was read
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06

Friday and Saturday evenings and Sat
urdav afternoon, January - aud IL, N liz
Rhea will appear at the Opera House IN IN
three different roles Friday evening will
be presented Rheas own version Of "trou'
Frou, at the Saturday matinee "A Dan
gerous Game and Saturday night, tor
the first time in America By RHea, will be
given "Pygmalion and Gslatia
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LEAP TO DEATH.
\ Lovo-stck Couple Die hy Leaping From
Bridge.

SDsrrE. 10 re hfg'N'I.
Cr>ywNAr, January 5.-Lste yesterday
evening Il man named O'Neil, while croSs-
,ug the suspension bridge between this
ci,y and Covia.tou, saw young man and
woman leap from the bridge into the river.
.O'N-il Mortified FASTENED to the 9pot from
whcrce the fatal leap vas made. There
he found sh,c, Of ioo,scnp containing
letters from The young man to his father,
his mo,he. aud newly welded wife. From
these it was learned the name oi the youEg
man is John A. Gibson, son Of saloon
keeper of this city but no clue to the name
OF the i'll fsted young lady could he found.
The letters are full of pa;hos. Domestic
and other troubles bore upon the young
mana mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
A BIG RIVER.
Over Twenty Feet of Water, With More
Coming.


Coming.
At dark last night the marks at the
landing indicated 10 feet inches in the
channel and rising. BY this morning there
will probably be 20 feet, with prospect OF
at least 6 or more within twenty.tour
hours. At Pittsburg at I o'clock last
night the marks indicated l9 feet 6 inches
(the same as at this point by curious &C.
incidence, and rising.
Yesterdays Post said:
Both rivers are Oh the rampage, and q
regular old-fashioned tlood is expected.
Unfortunately for the operators there is
very little coal ready 10 start, owing TO the
long drawn out strike among the miners.
All the pools are filled with empty craft,
which are being loaded as rapidly as pos
sible All the miners i'll the Monon.
rahela valley have gone to work
y! the reduction, and the operators expect
to have several fleets ready TO leave By the
latter part OF the week 1t is estimated
that there is enough empty craft in the
pools to hold 2O,OOO,0OO bushels OF coal.
This will give all the towboats at least two
full trips below. The present rise will also
enable operators 10 get empties into the
upper Monongahela pools. ONeill * Co.
have started the Dick Fulton with twelve
harges OF coal for Louisville. kilograms
at midnight reported the upper Mononga-
hels rising rapidly"
At 2:3O Yesterday afternoon the stage of
water at up river points WAS ss follows:
OH CRY, January 5.-River 10 feet 5
inches and rising halt an inch an hour.
PAREERS, January 5.-Riyer II feet
and rising. Cold and showing.
Lock No. {, January 5.-River l6
feet G inches and rising. Cloudy. Their.
mometer b.
GREENSBORO, January j.-River l9 feet
and rising. Showing.
MoRGANTowN, January 5.-River Il
feet and about stationary. Snowy. Ther-
mometer SO .
RrcE's LANDING, January 5.-River IS
feet inches and rising. Cloudy. Their.
mometcr, 81.
BROWNSVILLE, January 5-River IS
feet { inches and rising Cloudy. Their
mometer, 81.
4 special from Charleston received last
night, said the KsuAwha was y feet and
nsinI.
LATER AND INTERESTING.
The following telegram wAs received
from Pittsburg a, l:30 this morning:
The Momongahela and Allegl eny rivers
have been greatly swollen by the steady
rains Of the past sixty hours. Portions
Of Allegheny City aid the South Side are
inundated, and the water is still rising at
the rate of four inches an hour. No ser
ious damage is Gpptchended, however, as
it will take neyen feat more 10 reach the
thickly settled portions OF the cities. The
rivers are full Of lumber trees, fences
and debris Of various kiHdP, showing
plainly that the up country has been
touched by ireshets. Reports received at
the United States Signal Service office
shows that tributaries such as the Mahon
ing, Redbank and Clarion rivcrs filled
to their banks so rapidly that The inhabi
tsnts were unprzpered for it. At Kittan-
ming, on the Allegheny river, over $4,000
worth Of lumber was swept away. At
Dubier a large part Of the town il under
water and all trains are delayed. The
damage cannot be estimated until the wa.
ter reccds.
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FEARFUL FLOODS.
Thousands of Logs Break Loose Dash'hS
Down the swollen Rivers

Down the Swollen Rivers
BRADFoRD, Pa, January 5.-Heavy
rains for the past two days and large
quantities OF suog on the Iimbered hills
have conspired TO produce the most violent
flood known in many years along
the Driitwood and Sinnamahoning creeks.
Thousands CT logs from the mills
have broken from their fastenings and are
going down The swollen streams at q ter
rifle speed. 1t is said the loss to lumber
men will approach 100000, At this
place there is over two feet OF water in
many of the streets. All telegrsphic
communication to the east is losta trains
On the Philadelphia and Erie railroad sre
OBLIGED TO flag their way east. Reports
from Cameron sta that the greater part OF
that place IS under water and residents
are in great fear lest their houses
will be swept away. Many residences
hsd to be vacated. A million feet Of logs
were torn loose and sweP: down Hlrets
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CALLED BACE.

Reserved seats for Kate Ciax'on will be
nut on sale at Banners tomorrow, and
we expect to see quite q rush. The per
formances are Saturday matinee and ere
ming. The cast includes Thos. A. Hall
Ralph Delmore, Burr ". Mcintosh, Henry
Lee, Clay NJ. Green, Emma Sheridan snC
Nellie Wea,hersby, and the scenery is saie
J 10 be fine.
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LANCASTER, Pa, January J.-D5ctor
Bridges, State Veterinary Surgeon, killed
FIVE head Of cattle which we're suffering
from pIeura pneumonia on the farm Of A.
s. Frey, in Manor township, and viii kill
fifteen more 10 few days. The disease
has appeared among the cattle Of Henry
Bender, Of the same township.
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4 Big Pension.

PlrrsnrRG, January 5.-Pension Agent
Everett yesterday issued to Alex Gilcbrist,
Of Indiana, Pa, the largest pension ever
paid to private soidier. The back pay
aggregated Sl2,l5l and the money came
10 a blind, decrepit old man who has been
an inmate oil the poor house for twelve
years
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I;obt. Z. Thompson Dead

SrEUBENvuLE, January 5.-Robert Z.
Thompson, for many years manager OF the
Jefferson Iron Works Cosl Mines, died at
his residence in this city this morning.,
Deceased was also director OF the Mirera
and Mechanics Bank, and belonged to
several Orders.
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pOO Mon Out by Fire

UNION CRY, Tenn, January 5.-IhG
factory Of the Beck, Bransford \ kkdahl
Furniture Company burned this morning
throwing 200 men out OF emploJ Jment.
I.oss $40. 600; insurance so 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06

MEMORY is the treasury Of reason, the
registry OF conscience, and the council
chamber of thought but what is memory
without reason and Judgment? 1t is these
last that convince Us that we cant gel
safely through the winter without DR., Bull;
! Cough Syrup.
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river. Saw mills and dana at various
places along the creeks are much exposed
and in imminent danger Of being carried
away The water is well up in Drift
Wood, where considerable damage has been