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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30

Sold everywhere. Price. CurIouRA, so cents
Soar, rs cents: REsoLynsr, sl.00. Prepared b,
the Potter Drag and Chemical Co.. lsos
ton, Mass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30
$500 REWARD +!

The above reward viii bo paid 10 the arrest,
and conS lotion OF any party or parties found
guilty OF steuing, killing, or running oil, alter.
ing brands OF marks of any live stock, belong
Ing to any member OF the Nevada Live Stock
Association. 4Ek @&
Ew. CRUTCHER, President.
f.. W. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10 1884 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30

DTMPLES, Biackheads, Skin Blemishes, an,
l LII Baby Humors use CUrIcUKA soar.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30
HOW suKE OULAND WINE

- HOW sIkE OIL AND VINE
TO the tamished Of old is CurrcuRA
AsTI.PAIs PLASTER 20 the aching
- sides and back, the weak and pain.
full muscles, the sore chest and
49, VeAacking cough, and every pain and
ache OF daily toll. 25c. Everywhere.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30
FOR SALE.

<..a The residence of j ". Macmillan, situ-
lH:;; ated a few doors from the CouFt.house on
l-MA Bridge Street. Winnemucca, Nevada.
For particulars apply TO
MCMILLAN. K HANNAH +
Winnemucea, Nevada. December l7th,slsW II
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-01-30

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
GOOD TEAM is always ready to take aA
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel tree
of charge.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
OFFICIAL AssAssINATEI


BRUSSELS, May l1.-M. carrier, Il prominent
Official connected with the Ministry of Railways. Posts
and Ieegraphs murdered In his Office to day
The weapon used being revolver
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE DAVID j. ADAMS.
HALIFAX, May II (Speciah.-A warrantissued
by the Halifax yce-Adniralty Court
American schooner David j. Adams at DlgDy to-day.
Legal proceedings instituted upon three charges
ID By Custom Department FOR $500 fine for not tering
at the Dgby Custom House, 2) action III Supreme Court
for penalty OF 600 against Captain Kinney for violating
the Imperial of 1919 carrying out the
Of the treaty of the year previous, and @ warrant OF
Admiralty Court issued to-day Tor conscatOn OF vessel
for the same offence Nova Scotians much divided
upon the propriey OF these harsh proceedings The Re-
corae, organ of the provincial government, says: 1--WE
are compelled c say that those portions OF that treaty
which make it offence for which vessel liable
forfeited TO enter for bait and provisions
ia as an unDeIgborly and absurd provision
for which is precedent IN modern times and
oppo,ed natural instinct OF the human heart
W. friendly commerce among friendly people Is
the law of nature; to interfere with that
ba,barsm 70 enter into international controversy
uuon such would be to sacrifice at the outset the
rrspect and sympathy Of the civilized world. II the
policy retaliation and commercial war Is hausurated
between those two countries, vigorously enforced by
Americans IL Will I've nearly fuinOus 10 our every indus
try maritime provinces the trade OF Boston Is
everything Smut Us ont OF that trade and who shall
measure cOnsequencesP
WAsHINGJoN May lI.-Tho Secretary of State to day
telegram from Consul General Phelan at Hal
flax saying that he Will be unable to forward his report
in seizure .: the Adams before tomorrow.
LONDON, May l4.-In the House Of Commons to-day
Mr.. Bryce. Under Foreign secretary, referring TO the
case OF the schooner David j. Adams, said that
diplomatic aciiOn would be premature until the facts III
connection with the seizure Of the schooner had been
established.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
RESTORING HE OLD OHIO DISTRICTS.
REPUBLICANS MAY NOW HAVE 10 OUT OF Il
CONGRESSMEN.

REPUBLICANS MAY NOW HAVE 10 OUT OF 21
CONGRESSMEN.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. May IA (Specia0.-A bill
restoring the Ohio Congressional districts OF 1882
passed by the Republican Senate to-day aftcr hard
fight Lobbyists have been busy for several days en-
eayorng to prevent change The bill will be bitterly
opposed the House. where it will be brought up on
Monday. The change puts Mr.. Mckinley aud Isaac II.
TAYLOR into the same district II the bill Is passed the
Republicans expect to elect fifteen out OF twentyone
Congressman.
The Cincinnati Board OF Public Works. which has been
the head centre Democratic and Doodle" devment
for three years. abolished ater hard resistance by
agents Of the doodle gang This enactment was asked
for by all citizens Of Cincinnati irrespective of party.
peculiar circumstance In connection with the bill was
the presence exGovernors ia the Senate Thomas
Young working for tho passage and Ex-Governor Noyes
opposing IT, kilograms OF congratuaton are pouring III
from Cincinnati. , A., .u, -
Governor Foraker has appointed the following now
Board OF Public Works for Cincinnati: Ex-Governor
Thomas L. Young Charles Jacob, jr.. James Morgan,
Henry Lewis and Thomas g. smith. Every member Is
RrpuDicau as Governor Foraker has declared that he
will not appoint another Democrat to office while the
senators continue desorters from duty. Ex-Governor
Young's return 10 public life Is a SURPRISE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PIrrsFIELD, Mass, May 1l.-Greylock Hall,
otherwise known the sands Spring Hotel. the most
famous summer resort Of Northern Berkshire County.
caught fire last night from charcoal furnace. left on
the by timers aud burned 10 the ground The
loss is $40 900; Insurance. $4,000 It was near Will
iamsown and owned by the Berkshire Life Insur-
ance Company.
JOLIET, May l4-Druly Brothers grain elevator was
burned this evening. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
BUFFALO, May 1.-THE -four mills OF Long & Reist, In
the town OF Hamburg Erie County. were burned last
night. The loss Is estimated at $4,000; insurance.
$4,000.
CARMI. ILL.,, May 14-Randolph & Dobbss lumber yard
and two adjoining houses were burned last night The
loss is $4,000; Insurance., $4,000.
CARLYLE. H.. May l4.-Andrew Eisenmayers Touring
mill and elevator Trenton H.. were burned yesterday
The loss Is 500 O00 with an insurance OF $1,000
Georgetown. Ont, May l4-The Glen Williams WOOL
len Mills were burned last ight Loss S3OOOO nsur-
ance S35 900. The mills had orders enough to keep
them busy for twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
BLOVING UP TONS or OLD IRON.
TIE FRAGMENTS FLYING INTO THE NEIGHBoRINO
HOUSES

THE FRAGMENTS FLYING INTO THE NEIGHBORING
HOUSES.
PITTsBURG, May II (SpecidO.-A dynamite
charge under ten-to piece OF old iron in vacant lot
onnosie the Republic Iron Works the South side.
podcd scattering huge fragments OF Jagged iron in
avery direction crashing into dweinghouses and
inc a panic among the Inhabitants The report that 1t
r, the work of Anarchists brought thousands OF spec
,a,ors TO the scene. The iron company had recently
purchased large quantities Of old iron. 1t found
to reduce them by the use OF sledge hammers
and IL became necessary to use dynamite. Many huge
cces rose TO altitude OF at east 100 feet and were
scattered In every direction Pieces were found seven
llocks distant The largest fragment, weighing over
200 hounds penetrated the walls OF house hfy yards
quay and fell on the floor with crash, barely mssin
,ronan Her husband, standing In the doorway, was
,rown OH side by the Another fragment,
reighiug 100 pounds, imDedied itself IN the wall OF
honse inst above second story. Fortunately the
s'rcc of tho missile SPENT otherwise three boys
sIeeuiux In "a bedroom would nave been killed. AT
uonnls the other crashed through the win
fows smashing furniture and mraculously missing a
ae,ning baDy IN cradle. Another piece penetrated
Lnn.e front leaving Il hole In the wall almost large
.nnugh to crawl through, and demolished beGstead
hich had been vacated fifteen minutes previously by u
man and his wife. James Acton was standing III the
w,y OF stable when he was struck on the leg by
fem pound chunk OF metal Inc contractor, Cnohei W.
r uoblItze a local agent for the Atlanta Dynamite
Company, was arrested on tho charge OF using ex-
plosiyos within the city limits without hrst having So
ureIa "A
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PERCENTAGES BOTHERING THE POOLS.

NOT SATISFIED WITH MR. FINK's EAsTBoUND
AwARDs-LEHIGH VALLEYS CUTTING.
There will be a rchearing of the arguments
on the schedule of eastbound trunk line freight per-
centages submitted by Commissioner Fink last week
The Delaware, Lackawanns and Western and the New
York, Lake Erie and Western roads said to be the
two principal dissatisfied roads. The point con-
sidered by Mr.. Fink was tho deduction OF
percentages from tho old roads in order to pro-
vide for the new members OF tho eastbound
pool-the Lackawanna and the West Shore The Lacka-
wanna is dissatisfied with Its allowance and the Erie
contends that has from It's old percentage
than the conditions OF the different lines warranted
The rules OF the trunk line agreement provide that In
case the commissioners recommendations are not
agreeable any road It submit considerations
and II these decided not to be covered by the COM
missoners decision he shall review the case ana rem
der awards. The second award the rohearng Is
TO he final and binding on all the companies. -
The Lel1gh Valley Railroad has been carrying large
proportion recently of the traffic into New ork
1t Is claimed by the other lines that this due TO con-
cessiOns In rates. partly the lake line controlled Dy
the Lehgh Valley aud partly on tho rail- route. Inc
Lehigh Valley Is not member or the pools. bnt ts
have asserted that 1t does not cut rates unless
Its competitors do 80 The pool roads say tha,
the Lehgh Valley ls "amenablo to reason anu
has desire denoraiZe the situation. Inere
is disposition hastily to take any retaatory steps
and 1t Is hoped that the different managers Will reaAe
that the smdnes OF the traffic OrDids any destructNe
quarrelling it, This hope strengthened by tle
progress made by the Central Traffic Association In
securing agreements for maintaining rates among 'no
Western connections OF the Trunk lines
There Is possibility OF a revision OF existing west
bound ire GIT percentages The Pennsyyana Railroad
determined 10 this although the old schen-
ue has not been stenousy objected to by any OF the
lines and there Is not the necessity FOR revision
In the OF the eastbOund pool wnere the Lacka-
wanna and the West Shore has not heretofore been
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, May IA tSpeciaD.-Ihe seizure on
the goods OF Paterson. kissock Co.. has removed
by the firms making deposit Of $1,000 The firm has
now promised TO give whatever information may be re-
quired by the Customs authorities.
Detective Hayes of Lowell Mass arrived In this city
Yesterday IN search Of Henry Nutshai and william
stacy Nutshall employed In the National Bank Of
Lowell On May IL he was missed and at the time
the authorities Of The bank found deficit OF So OOO
They were arrested yesterday in 81, Lawrence Hall
was found in Nutshars pockets aud S3O on stacy Nut
shall admitted having stolen 81 l5s5 from the bank.
They arrived here on Wednesday morning ana iInme.
dstelv bicycles SI35 with which they
hind
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FOR GOVERNOR or CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, May IA tSpeciaD. The following
formal announce ment is made in to-days Hartford
Couran by letter from personal friend OF r. c. Louns
bury, Of Rdgeficd;
called on Mr.. Lounsbury yesterday Crucsday in com
pany with another gentleman from Ltchficld County,
and am pleased To be able to say that Mr. Lounsbury
Will be a candidate and Will accept the nomination OF
Governor II II Is rendered to him ana II VIII
all he In an honorable be elected, and par
ticularly help carry the legislature which much
depends. Should the nomination to other party.
you OF his cordial support the candidate,
whoever he may be.
This looked np0n practically settling tho candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination for Governor. as
Speaker Tibbitts has predicated his candidacy the
declination OF Mr. LounsDury to enter the race
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
NOT OBLIGED TO TAKE the FIRST PILOE

WMMINGTON, Del, May 14.-ln the United
States District Court to-day the Judge rendered an
opinion dismissing libel Of John s. Rowland agt.
the BRUSH steamship Cambria. On October % Row
land, Delaware pilot, offered pilotage service TO tho
Cambria in Delaware Bay on her voyage from Cuba to
Philade phia. The Cambrias captain under nstruc
tons the refused to employ Rowland, tho
reason assigned By the captain for such refusal being
that he desired to avail himself of tho lower rates
charged by Pennsylvania plots Tho Court decided
that the provision of The Delaware law that the pilot
shall first oner himself TO inward-bOund ship or
shall be entitled charge thereof IN
conflict with the provision OF the act OF Congress OF
March =, 1887: The master OF vessel coming into
Of port situated waters which are
the boundary between two states may employ any pilot
licensed author by the laws of either Of States
bounding such waters to pilot the vessel To or from
such port" fair Interpretation Of the evident mean
ing OF tins provision. the Judge held, il that IL
tended pre- contention between rival pilots COM
petDg for employment III navigaDio waters common TO
lWo vi
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
TO PRESS THE PAYNE BRIBERY INQUIRY.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May II tSpeciaD.-Now
that the Ohio Legislature Is Republican In both
branches there renewal OF the fight over senator
Payne To-day a dispatch was received from Congress-
men Grosvenor. Taylor, Thompson and others urging
that specific charges OF bribery aud corruption be made
,v the entire Assembly. This "a urged because the
United States cannot into the investigation
OH the report Cowgirl Committee. In response TO
this demand Senator Harlacrc. recently admitted from
Cincinnati introduced resolution declaring that III tho
opnion OF the General Assembly the election OF Henry
H. Payne IN January. 1851 WAS procured and bought
OF money paii 10 or lot tue p'ucHt
OF members of the Assembly ana by other corrup..
and pracces The United States senate Ia asAeu
10 make "a full and the Governor Is author
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE NEW ENGLAND BOND CASE.
ARGUMENT OF EX-GOVERNOR GAsTON IN BEHALF
= OF CYEUS ". TIEID.

ARGUMENT OF EX-GOVERNOR GAsION IN BEHALF
, OF CYRUS W. FIELD.
BOsTON, May 1l.-Ex-GOvernOr CASTOR re-
sumed his argument Cyrus ". Fields petition this
morning. He argued from Mr. Fields silence in the
meeting Of September 49, after the speech OF Mr. Clarke
protesting against alleged advice OF foreclosure that
honest that such speech could have been
made. Mr. Field would not have submitted TO any impI'
tation upon his honesty and have kept silent II the
NcwYork had tried to foreclose, all they could have
done would be apply the trustees under the mort
gage-Wiam I. Hart, Eustace c. Fitz and Frederick j.
Kingsbury-a OF them friends OF the road To take
these proceedings the road must be sold
by order OF massachusetts court at auction. ard
Messrs. Field and sage would have been on the same
terms with all other bidlsrs. The ownership OF
the bonds would not have helped them. This
would have taken threo years Such circumstances
would have been inviting to Mesrs Field ana sage
When Messrs. Clarke and Higginson said that Messrs
Field and Sage wanted 10 f0ec0se. they said what was
false; but they wanted to ret the bonds cheap Fur
ther project of leasing to the Newiork, Haven
aud Hartford the Boston ana Albany was IN their
minds. Such a lease would have been a guarantee ot
bonds and these per cent bonds would nave Dcen
worth 1855 to 140 which they hoped TO get for 60.
While the negotiations were going on Mr. Clarke became
impatient wanted Treasurer Gleason 10 FISH. cut
bait ashore" There IL doubt that Mr. Clarke
know fish and cut bait or that Treasurer Gle'sor
went completely ashore. Francis J.. IIigginson
knew that there was to be no com.
tna it would have been impossible for Messrs Field aud
Sage have sold their stock II they had bought the
the purpose OF foreclosure The stories OF tho
meeting of September 20 would have been circulated at
once, and "a sale would Fave been impossible. AS 70
Mr. Fields lie bears historic name. and II VIII be re-
mcmbered and hOnOrcd those of his raucers are
forgotten Mr. CASTOR closed by urging the committee
to he faithful AMI fame OF the great CON-
mOnWeatl,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

factures that compete with English manufactures and
to reduce the duties coffee and with the
object OF Increasing the revenue and Improving the
dtion OF the depressed industries The motion OF M
Jennings was uegatived without q division.
MADRID May lathe trial OF Father Galeote. the
priest who assassinated MOnsignor squerdo Bishop OF
Madrid Palm Sunday las been put down for the enc
OF May The prosecutor will ask that $4,000 be grantoa
as an indemnity to the relatives OF the bishop.
PARIS. May 14.-M. Pilot, agent for the Banque
Descompte. OF this city, vino recently fled after success
fully uttering large amount OF forged paper, to-day
sujdeuy appeared In the private Office OF Baron SOU
beyran the director Of the bank and at the point OF
loaded Oliver compelled him sign three checks Ior
$4,000, with which Pilot then escaped.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
HEARING IN THE EAST TENNESSEE CASE.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 14.-The published
report that the hearing before Judge Jackson In the
United states Circuit Court OF the petition Of bond
holders and stockholders OF the East Tennessee. Viz
gna and Georgia Railroad to stop the sale. was post
poned the petitioners were not ready to pro-
ceed is not correct The change OF time from May II to
II was made by Judge Jackson last week at the
solicitation of counsel for the Central Trust Company
and the Railroad Company, who not ready TO meet
the case of the petitioners on the 10Th. rhs Will
certainly be argued at Nashville on May II.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

KILLED BY STRIKING a BRIDGE.

NEw.HAvES, May II tspeciap. afternoon Con-
ductor Greeley, OF the Consolidated Railroad, was
Killed at Berlin. Ho on top OF car. anu AS II
passed under - bridge he was struck and killed.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
HoSEsDALE. Penn. May l4-James T. McCabe, who
wa. convicted OF the murder OF Michael Reilly In De-
ccmber last this afternoon sentenced to be hanged
SUICIDE OF A DESPONDENT LAWYER.
DULUTH. Mimi. May l4.-Whiie IN nj OF despond-
ency caused by continued III health. smith Debbidge "A
brilliant Young attorney shot himself this morning pro-
ducing In slant death. He 10 Duuth from Brook
lyn n Y. four months ago. Ills homo was IN Osyego.
n u His parents dead. lie had relatives IN Brook
Ign, who have been telegraphed for.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE Jersey CENTRAL AND READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May II (Specidt.-
Officials the Reading Railroad Company state to-day
that active measures be taken week to have
the Jersey Central Raroa separated from the Reading
This work has been entrusted John S. Kennedy, OF
New York a newly elected director OF tue Jersey
Central who will arrive home from Europe Sunday.
The order restoration Of the property 10 the Jersey
Central directors made in he United states Court
several weeks All traffic agreements with the
Reading Will be aintained by the Jersey Central.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
TELEGRdPHIC NOTES.
GRAssUOpPERs IN ULINOIs

GRASSHOPPERS IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Decatur, Ind
says Grasshoppers have appeared in Adams County
Ia numbers. Never In the history OF this region
have these pests been seen IN such great numbers
FINAL BURIAL OF JOHN Is. COUGH.
WORCESTER, Mass. May IA The burial OF john H.
Cough took place at Hope Cemetery yesterday alter
noon Since Mr. Coughs death. his body has been lying
In the tomb at the Rural Cemetery.
ESCAPE OF THREE PRISONERS.
KISGMAN. Kan, May l4-Three prisoners who were
confined the county Jail charged with horse stealing.
made their escape Oh Wednesday evening and have not
been captured.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
ANEW MAHDI In THE sOUDAN.

TURKISH TROOPS KILLED AND WOCNDED-rHE
REBELS OVERTHROwN.
CONsTANTINOPLE, May IA new Soudancse
Mahdi with fifty Arab followers, recently appeared near
Jiddah cut the telegraph and defeated deach
ment OF Turkish troops. killing and wounding many
of the soldiers Another detachment OF troops over
threw rebels and captured seven OF them, whose
heads exposed Oh spikes at the gates of Jiddah
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May II (Specah. The hear
ing in the petition OF Edwin Parsons. OF NewYork to
restrain the OF the Heading Railroad Company
from paving iuercst the floating debt and above
the amount derived from the collateral pledges there
fore has postponed until Friday.
CHARLLsTOS May ll.-Chef- Justice Waito has signed
an order Tor the sale OF the Georgetown and Lanes Rail-
road on a SUIT Wrought by tho Bank OF NewYors. the
road having failed to pay nsaments aud the interest
on bonds falling due jay !, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MR.. HOyIE SERIOUSLY SICK.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., May 14.-Vice-Presl-
dent Ioxe OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad. arrived
here this evening ia poor health His condition Is 50
serious that he Is accompanied by physlcial
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE wATERspoUr AT XENIA.

CEDARvILLE, Ohio, May ii (Specidb. Heavy
rains fell here on Wednesday night doing considerable
damage to bridges and fences water spout burst at
Xenla and Oldtown and twentynin lives were lost.
Ten or twelve persons are still missing Everything
was swept away along the shawnee RlVer. All Trains
out OF Xeuia ia every direction are cut oil.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
CHOLERA CASES IN ITALY,

ROME, May 14.-At Venice to- day there were
reported Lew cases of cholera and deaths at Bari
new cases and DEATHS and at Brindlsi, l case
aud l death.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

wHEELMAN ARRESTED IN AFGHANlsTAN.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Herat
states that Mr.. Stephens. the Englshman WHO is en-
gagged III making tour around the word Oh bicycle,
has been arrested while crossing the frontier OF
Afghauistan.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
VIOLENT STORM IN ST. LOUIS.
OVER TWO THOUSAND HOUSES FLOODED.
WATER TEN FEET DEEP IN THE sTREETs-PEoPLE
FLEEING FOR THEIR LIVES

WATER Ten FEET DEEP IN THE sTREETs-PEOPLk
FLEEING FOR THEIR LIVES.
ST. LOUIS, May II (SpeciaD.-A rain and
wind storm almost approaching tornado deuged the
entire city ut o'clock this evening At o'clock over
1000 buildings in streets where the had become
choked were flooded with four feet of water
In the neignborhood OF Cass.ave and Thirteenth ST.
nfty stores were filed with water. At Twentethst ST. and
Cass-ave the same thing occurred. People were COM
peled to seek refuge the top floors Of their houses
'n South st. Louis the damage heavy. Kosciusko,
broadway, Jackson and Dekalb sts. were flooded for
miles and residents forced to y for their lives Many OF
tho houses contained ton feet OF water while otherson
the lower ground flooded tho second floor. The
southwestern and western portions Of the city talso
suffered heavily from the water At Lafayette and Ohio
aves the water ten feet deep where two hours be-
lore the ground dry powder. The first floors
OF the houses in the vicinity entirely flooded.
The Missouri Pacific Raw tracks are rnder 1--we feet
OF water and traffic nearly all the sreetcar lines has
been suspended No lives have yet been reported lost
but the loss to property is heavy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DAMAGE BY HEAVY RAINS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 14.-1he heavy rains have
Ieft large part Derby submerged. and many of
Tie public highways are to-day impassable.
railway bridge the severn. near Shrews-
sary weakened its foundations by the Hoods fell last
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Loss OF LIFE BY THE HURRICANE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, May 14.-In tins city thirty-twO
Persons were killed and injured by hurricane Of
"Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

EDIsBuRG May IA slight shock OF earthquake was
felt last night al GaiIlochead ON the fIrth OF Cydc
County Of DunbartOn. No damage was done.
LONDON May 14.-Mr. Jennings moved In tue House
OF ComIuQua 10 impOse a lmpOred 1Oreleh nuhu-