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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11
A WOUND TREATED.
IL causes a Rupture Between Lane
lOrd and Tenant.

1t causes q Rupture Between Land.
lerd and Tenant.
On Wednesday afternoon laborcr
entered the District Attorneys Office and
informed the deputy who inquired his
mission, that his name was Grady
O'Brien, and he wanted q complaint
against Mike Farrell. He gave long
account Of his troubles, which were
briefly as follows: For some time past
O'Brisn has been rooming at the resi-
dencs Of Mike Farrell, fellow laborer,
at IL South Los Angeles street, near
First street; and as in duty bound made
the acquaintance of his landlady, Mrs.
Farrell, whom he described as buxom
matron, who was not averse to little
blarney occasionally, during the absence
Of her somewhat jealous spouse. On
Tuesday night last, while exchanging
condolences with her attentive tenant,
Mrs. Farrell mentioned the fact that she
had hurt her right leg in stumbling
over loose rock; and Wednesday
morning the gallant o 'Brien invested ten
cents of his hard-earned wages in box
of salve, with which, on his return to
the house, he obtained his landlsdy's
consent to dress the wound. While en-
gagged in this occupation O'Brien wss
confronted by the irate Mike Farrell,
who returned earlier than had been ex-
pected, and a terrible ecene ensued.
Mike in blood-curdling tones informed
O'Brien that if he had acarving knife he
would sever him limb from limb; where
upon Grady, according to his own state
ment, event across to the saloon to get q
glass of beer" On thinking the matter
over Grady came to the conclusion that
as he had paid for two weeks lodging in
advance he would return to the
house and brave the violence
of his injured landlord. When
he came to put his idea into execution,
however, Mike Farrell picked up chair
and smashed it over Grady O'Brien's
skull, and by way Of adding insult to in
jury, threw him bodily into the street.
On assuring the Deputy District Attorney
that it was for the battery upon his per-
son, and not as q means of collecting the
two weeks rent in advance, that he
wanted to have Mike Farrell arrested,
O'Brien was granted complaint and he
departed in great glee to file it in the
Police Court.
Farrell was arrested yesterday after
noon on a warrant by Officer Huston and
taken before Police Judge Stanton for
arraignment upon the charge of battery.
He was ordered to appear for trial on
Tuesday next, at 2:30 p. M, and was re-
leased from custody on furnishing bonds
in the sum OF 5000 as security for his ap.
pearance. 1t was reported yesterday
that O'Brien, the complaining witness,
had left the city so as to avoid the prose-
cution of Farrell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11
THE CABLE ROADS.
The Opening 81 she East side Lin
A RumOr Denied.

the opening 81 the East Side Line
A RumOr Denied.
Work on the San Fernando street via
duct of the cable car companv's line,
now the Pacific Railway line, is very
nearly finished. Mr.. Robinson expects
to have the cars running on the 26th Of
this month. A grand celebration SINH
lar to the Boyle Heights affair will take
place on that date.
A rumor was in circulation a short
time ago that the new lines were being
operated at q dead loss of from $50 to
500 day to the company. The state.
ment was bruited about by the croakers,
and received considerable crsdence.
Considering that the road, is working at
a disadvantage in operating separate
sections of its line, it would not be
strange If such a statement had some
truth in it. Mr.. Robinson, the General
Manager, denies the rumor, however,
and declares that the road is doing very
satisfactory business, the value OF tbs
investment having steadily advanced
since the lines began operation. The
receipts show very reasonable margin
of profit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11
A Glass Factory.

Secretary Ward, of the Board OF Trade,
is in correspondence with DR.. s. Nc.
Curdy, of Washington, D. c., who is
desirous of learning about the efforts
which were made here short time ago
to start a glass factory. MIR. McCurdy
represents several wealthy and ex.
perienced glass manufacturers who are
considering the feasibility of locating a
plant in this part of the State. Mr..
Charles Raskin, the Secretary OF the
company started for the purpose Of
manufacturing glass in this city about
eighteen months ago, mas written to Mr..
McCurdy, giving detailed account Of
the experiments which were made at that
time and the favorable results that were
attained.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11
Unjust Taxation.

1t is unjust to tax the stomach with burthens
that 1t cannot bear. Many silly people thus
tyrannize that faithful servitor until 1t rebels
and punishes them as they deserve. Dyspepsia
is usually the child Of gastrOnomic folly, but
ent feebleness from childhood, it is surely and
pleasantly remediable with Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters the fif est and most highly sane
toned gastric tonic in existence. As a result
of the tone impaired to the stomach, and the
increased activity of its digestive and assimila-
tive action, insured by the persistent use OF
this benign invigorant. general stamina is aug
mented, the nerves strengthened and tranquil
lied, and a tendency to insomnia and hypo.
chondriasis defeated Biltousness, chills and
fever, rheumatism and kidney troubles are
conquered by this admirable medicine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

rs your house vacant? If 80, advertise
1 it in the "For Rent" column of the
HERALD; you'll get a tenant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

A DVERTISE your wants in the HER
"A AID classified columns; sure re.
turns.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

A can OF Ardenter Mustard will please you
Your grocer has 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

One Gallon Sherwin- Williams' paint
covers 800 square feet two coats.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

1y. My father died Of 1t, sister OF my mother died
OF 1t, and my own sister died Of It, Ny feelings
may be imagined, then, when the horrible disease
Cancer eating nwardly in such way that it Could
not be cut out. Numerous remedies were used for
1T but the Cancer grew steadily worse until 1t seem
cd that was doomed to follow the others of the
day, forced out the poison, and continued its use
until l had taken several bottles, when found my.
self well. know that 8. 8. 8. cured me.
winston, N. G., Nov. 26, 'sS. MRs. S. N. IDOL.
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases.
the SWIFT Specific Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

A half wine glass of Angostura Bitters before
meals will restore the appetite. Manufactured
only by Dr.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons At all
druppigts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

DIRn0rORs.
E. H. WIDNHY, o. A. WARNER.
D. O. MILTNoRh @. n. WILLS.
9. W. LITTLE. L. J. P. MoRRILL,
L. a. TITUS.
Eight per cent. bonds secured by first mort
gage on real estate, with Interest payable sent
annually. are offered to investors OF $3.50 and
upwards. O1ei
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

o. W. Ohilds, O. z. Thorn, Jose Msscarel, J
B. LankerEhtm G. Ducommun, Philippe Gar.
nier L. G. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury, Ississ W :,
Hellmal.
5TOCKHOLDERS
D. ". Childs, L. L. Bradbury, Philippe Gar
uier, James B. Lankershim, T. L. Duque, Jost
Mascarel, Chas Ducommun, Andrew Glasseli
Polaski, L. @. Goodwin, Prestley d. Baker,
Frank Leoouvreur, Oliver II. BliEs Sarah J.
Leo Estate D. Solomon, Chris. Henns Jacob
Kuhrts. IssiRs W. Hellman. OIL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11

DIRECTORS.
DE- W. g. OoCHRAN, 81. Fl. MARKHAM.
PERRY N. GREEN, JOHN BRYsoN, BE-.
DE-. q. SINsABAUaH, r. @. HowRg,
GRoRan Il. BoNRBRAXl.
Exchange for sale on all the principal oitles
OF the United States and Europe. oil
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LOOKS LIKE A STRIKE.
Ths wladew GLASS workers Refused last
Years Reais-7, 600 Men Knocked Ont

Ths window GLASS workers Refused last
Years aeals-ToOo hen Knocked ont
PiITsHuRG, Sept 4,-Another fruitleaa
"a Inference OF tho wage committees OF
Ia A, 800 and the Window Glass Manu-
faetufera association was held Tuesday,
II has been known for several days that
both aides were IN favor OF another con.
fefanoe, but u WA not thought II would
be held no soon. by socret letters and
notices thOee interested were brought
together az 10 q, m, and adjourned 40
1890 D. M, without reaching any agree
ment, and AS a result l.. A. 300 viii do
clare atrike. The manufacturers o0m-
mittee was composed OF William lOeiiler,
q. w. Phillips, 4, o, Campbell, OF Pitts
buTgl Thomas ID. Coffin, OF Ottawa,
Ills w. Y. Gray, GAINESVILLE, o., and Il
NumbOurg, OF f0atorla, o, The workera
committee waa composed OF Jamea
Campbell, William Jones, w. II, blioker,
William Springer, l., l., Conway and II,
ID. Bwearer. Mr., LOeiiler waa chairman
OF the manufacturers committee and l.,
l.. Conway chairman Of the workers.
committed, ID, q, Phillips presided,
while James Campbell and w, II, hlleker
acted 10 secretaries.
The manufacturers claim that II waa
said after the adjournment Of the meet
ing held here Aug, 10 that the manufaot-
urers had made no proposition 20 the
workers, 30 In order 10 make u propoal'
tlon such "a they deemed NJ they yeater.
day offered last years scale with all Ia
rules and uaagea, but would not agree 70
pay the advance which IL now asked,
PRECEDENT Campbell was In favor OF lay
ing the manufaoturer prOpoeltlon be'
fore the council Of l., A, 800, but the
reat OF the workera' committee would
hear OF no such action, and claimed they
would settle the matter themselves,
Az thla point the conference adlourned
sine die, and this action means lockout
OF nearly 1000 worhmen. II N certain,
however, that seven firms have sent 10
L. A, 800 and have now got the new
scale under confederation, but whether
they win hign an individual firms or not
and thus cut loose from the Manufaotur'
era association IL not known. II they
sign II means practically that the back
bone OF the strike IL broken and the
workmen will be on top, but the manu-
facturer claim that no firm viii sign, IN
they cannot afford to pay the price
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oEN. 0oRDoNis AopnaBs
no The uRitsd Veterans osaisasEata Asse'
etatioa On Aeseptina the Command,

siAtiaa oa Accepting the oemmAaa,
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept, Ain his address
10 the United Veterans Confederate as,
sooiation On tho occasion Of hia accept
ing the command, lien, John II, Gordon
alluded 20 the objects OF tho organlAa'
tlon, namely 10 establish social, literary
and benevolent ties among those who
had shared dangers and aaorliees, no
political on religious questions being per'
mitted 10 enter II was ann0bling for
tbs people, continued the general, W
cherish lhe memory Of is heroic past,
whether crowned with aiOoess Or con-
seeFaled with defeat Tho Republic has
no class OF defenders more true ald do
voted than the eH'soldiers of tic south
and their worthy descendants, Whether
or not the southern people may ever
hone 10 witness another civilization
which shall equal that which began with
their Washington aud ended where their
Lee, II IL certain that devotion 70 their
glorious past 10 the aureat guarantees OF
future unity and the strongest olalm
they can present 10 the confidence and
respect OF other sections The Ofganzas
tl0n will transmit the past glorlea Of tho
dead COniederaoy Into inspirations
for future service 10 the living republic,
IL will gather ~ witnesses fOr history
the faots which shall doom falsehOod 10
die that truth may live, II will oultl'
yate national ~ well ah southern fratef'
nifty, Ii will spread the sentiment
which would write on the grave OF every
soldier ON either side, "Here lies hero,
martyr 10 tho right % hla conscience
he conceived II"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
unsnrihsh a conanlracr.

NRw YoRK, Sept 4. 4.-lnapeotor Byrnos
SAYS that he has unearthed the details OF
a conspiracy between Mrs. Hamilton,
Mu. Swinton and Joshua Manp 70 for0e
Mr.. Hamilton 10 marry the frat named.
Az part Of tho plot Hamilton was made
10 believe that a child was born 10 him
Dec. n, 1883, at Rlmira. He married
the woman three lwooks later. Tho In
spector has found that the babe was pro
cured for $40 froma midwife.
The first babe procured soon died, and
a second was obtained. Thh one also
died and tho third ono was 10 homely
that the woman would not keep H. She
got fourth one. Though Hamilton had
seen tho first babe, he nevOr know tho
difference, and has been regarding tho
fourth bought child as his own. To
legitimlze the child he married the sup
posed mother.
New YoRR, Sept, 4.-Mrs. Swinton
and Joshua Mann have been arrested
and locked up by the police Of this city.
The charge against thom ~ thoy are
"suspiclous persons" II 10 supposed,
however, that they nro being detained ~
witnesses In tho Hamilton.Donnolly
stabblng case AZ Atlantic City.
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paEssEp BeEP.
The Senatorial oommiltse Investigating
ths suhIeet NJ Ohieage.

NNn nhfIptt ~ h"tNhN"
CHICAGO, Bent A.-The senatorial
committee on dressed beef and tranpOr.
tatIOn continued their Investigations,
Figures showing the reoelpta and ship
ments AT the Chicago yards were fur
nished by Editor uO0dall, OF The Stock
Yards Sun, aud A, q, Hallowill, OF the
same paper, M, iiallOwill testified 40
10 the relative amount Of business done
al ChlaagO, 81. Louis, Kanaaa City and
Omaha, He thought H. Louis was
holding 10 own, while Kansas CITY and
Omaha were gaining rapidly Witness
considered the advantage " Chicago
over ht, Louis M cattle market 10 DO
due 10 tiie fact that the latter was con.
sldered a slow market, and ~ hhipparh
wanted quiok returns they preferred 10
ship 10 Chicago. lle did mol think tho
depreased condition OF the trade Ia ~,
Louis was duo 10 any combination that
Disseminated against II and diverted
trade 10 Chicago,
During the afternoon seaalon Chairman
Vest was ylalbly irrltated over the Alb
sanee Of prominent dressed beef hhippera
who had been summoned ~ Witnesses
nv tllu NuhNlhulul W Ni' hfnnibh wv NHfhf
mlttee held a private conference 10 con-
slider whether on not wriia should DO
issued compelling the attendance Of Mr.
Armour, Nelson, Morrla and others
before tho committee, What action the
committee decided upon ID not known,
but II h understood that senator Far
well viii use his influence 10 secure the
attendance OF the gentlemen without
attachments,
Charles II, Ingersoll, the first Witness
examined, hald there waa more oompetl'
ton In the cattle market preceding the
dressed beef business,
j. ~ Eastman, commission man, said
buyers were not aa numerous ~ they
once were, which he attrlbated 10 the
dressed beef interest
Fred j. llowlanda, tho last witness OK.
amIned, proved an interesting and
valuable one. lie iaR young man who
has been In the employ OF Nelson Morris
for three years previous 10 last May In
tho capacity OF office man and filing
clerk. lilo testified that his firm and
three others formed combination Ia cut
beef and regulated tho price In eeven
states. Outhlde Of these states ouch sold
az he pleased. lle admitted having q
conversation with o member OF the Fair
banks Canning company, who told him
no need not appear before the commltleei
that there waa no neceaalty for his doing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
NntlnnnI Ilnnlrupt Law.

MINgEAroLia, Mimi, Sept 4.-The
representatives OF the commercial bodies
Of the United States 10 formulate a
national bankrupt law assembled at the
West hotel yesterday morning AT i0lO,
Prealdent Toney, OF 81 Louis, called
the members 20 order and appointed
committees ON credentials and perma-
nent 0iiloem. He then announced that
a recess would be taken until the com
mittee ON credentials reported. A large
number OF tho leading cities OF the coun'
try arc represented,
When the convention metln the after
noon the chairman Of the committee on
credentials reported A7 delegates
present. Various amendments 10 the
forrey bin was introduced by the dele.
gates. The amendments were all referred
10 the committee on bills, Of which
Judge Torroy IL chairman. The con-
Sontlon adjourned TO give the committee
time 20 investigate,
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nnnL cloand br the eherln.

CREsToN, H., Sept 4.-Tho private
bank Of l., s. Brooks, at Lonnox, has
boon closed by the sheriff, owing its de-
positors from $4,000 10 $4,000. For
some weeks the rumors OF It's unsound
condition have been current, but the
proprietor and his cashier have constant
" denied tho reports and, II Is stated,
received $40, 900 lato Saturday afternoon,
since which time the doors have not
been opened, Writs OF attachment were
sued out by Ridgoway a. Worth, credi.
tors Of the bank, and when the sheriff
went TO make an inventory he found
Just three 2.cont stamps In tho vaults,
Brooks and his cashier are under arrest.
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WIN support tho Party.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l..--Tho Post pub
fishes lottor from John NJ. Langston,
Of Virginia, In response 10 many lettort
that hO has received from Republicans
In his own and other states, asking him
10 mako known his course OF action with
respect 10 tho pending contest In Vir
ginia, and whether he win support Gen,
Malone, the Republican nominee for
governor. In his lettor Professor Langs
ton says he holds himself ready 10 onter
upon such duties as u may please the
National Republican committee and the
Virginia state committee 10 assign him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Johnaiown II now threatened with a
water famine,
Mrs. j. @. Blaine, Miss Harriet Blaine
and Mr.. Emmona are In New York Tor a
few days.
The Johnstown commiaaary depart.
ment II supporting $40 persons, most OF
them widows and children,
Warrants have been Issued NJ jack
son, Miss, for number OF eastern mon
connected with the Sullivan prlgO fight
The facts In tho Flaok divorce oaao
have been laid before tho grand jury
and will be considered by that body TO-
day,
Two Youngstown, o., girls have been
arrested In Plttaburg Tor Vagranoy,
Their names are Sadie Samuela ana
Eater Clark.
Betting on the s6arle.o o'Connor eelll'
Ing match for the championship OF tho
world on Monday next 10 In favor OF
Scarlo at odds Of 0 tod,
James s. Domott, once rioh Wall
street broker, committed suicide last
evening by jumping into the East river
from u Brooklyn ferry boat,
Secretary Tracy will not be able 10
attend the launch OF the new cruiser
Philadelphia at Cramp a. Sons ship
yards ON Saturday,
Rev. ID. II. Moore, Of Denver, Colo,
has been chosen editor OF Tho Woetorn
Christian Advocate, Of Cincinnati, 10
auperoode the late Dr. Baylisa
Thirty.nve carrying.in and mapperup
bows are out on atrikO In tho Bollairo
Bottle works. The cause assigned ~ tho
keeping back OF part OF thoir wages
The Baltimore Suna special from
Wilmington, Del, says the strike there
OF 100 weayers ended last night, the mon
accepting the 10 per cent, reduction
Work VIII DO resumed to-day.
The farmers Of Licking county, o.,
are prnying for rain. Tho continued
drouth has had very damaging and
destructive effect ON the corn and lato
potato crops.
Samuel Y. Phillips has qualified as u
member Of the Venezuelan mixed claims
commission. Tho commission viii begin
its meetings when suitable quarters have
bcOn pfpDnfcd,
Tho rot,rement of Col. Burna will pro.
motn IIent Col. Beel,man du Barry 10
bc '' colonel. Mai. John p. Hawkins To bo
lIoutenant colonel and Capt. William A.
Ederkln 10 be major.
"a n w,ns,onlov lo,o generoi man.
E ~ ~ 1anasy l,a All 0hio Rlyer
railway, has just been elected president
nS UNI i,a,,iaa,m ,i RaIIvay company'
anu "ueHi'bu'' i''."y oSy
The actng eeorotary OF the inVoIiV.
has requested tno boeretaly OF wm sn, ~ ~
station troop OF oayalIy w r9rs @ nlli ~ ~
prevent the hiowa lllaieng inpylgi,nB ~
war dance OF hVulohe ua''oo'
The Gauticr mills at Johnetown are
now running NJ full speed, and arc roll
ing tire, machinery, spring and too-opllt
steel, also wire rods, This firm om-
ployed 1000 mon before the Hood.
About 800 are now employed.
A reunion Of tho Abolitionisls viii bu
held Sopt. oa In fremont temple, Boston,
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nntIIlcnllon NIaotIng ID ooIumbua.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 4.--Tho Demo
cratic state executive committee met
here and organized, with Hon. James u,
Neal, OF Hamilton, as chairman, and
John A. Sarber, of this city, us treas
urer. AZ y o'clock p. m, The various
Democratic clubs serenaded Hon. James
II. Campbell, tho candidate for governor
A ratification meeting was held at the
City hall, with Hon. Lawrence 7. Neal,
Of Chillicothe, as president, who spoke,
and was followed by Mr. Campbell, Hon.
Allen w. Thurman, Hon. George l. Con-
verse, Hon. j. A. Norton and others.
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ornnhnd Ilnder nn I,nrlnn.

PITTmURo, Sopt About O'Clock
horrible accident occurred at tho CROSS
ing Of the Lake Eric railroad at South
Sixth street, by which u little boy named
0choloch, Hungarian, lost his life.
Several littlo boys were playing on the
street when freight train on the Erie
road came by, Before the victim could
get of the tracks the engine struck him,
knocking him under the wheels. His
head was separated from the body.
Both the head and the body were terri
bly, mangled and lacerted One foot
was also crushed.
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LONDON, Sept. 2.-The principal slip.
ping companies have domahdtd per
mission Of the dock companies Go hind
and unload their ships with their own
men. The directors will make reply
10 this application NJ noon tomorrow,
THE success Of the great Hyde Park
meeting on Sunday hng greatly en-.
couraged and inppirited Tie strikerannd
they have entered upon their work TO-
day with rcdoubled wgor,
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BERNE, Sept. 4.-1'he Representations
20 the Swiss authorities made by Mr..
Washburne, the American minister, re.
Earding the recent arrest and detention
of two Americans by Swiss officials, on
a charge for which there was no founda.
ton, have been met in q most manly
fashion. The Bundesrath announces Ia
regret at the illegal arrests, and adds
that measures will be taken TO toelfeotually
prevent the repetition Of such an occur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 1.-The
Cincinnati express on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road, Monday evening, struck
Abuer Hall, AZ Stone Cliif, ihhictlng
such Injuries as 70 cause his death two
hours later. Hallfwas employed as q
clerk in the New River Coal and Coke
company's store. He had attended n
dance at Stone ClifI and was waiting TO
take the train, on his return, when the
accident happened. His home was in
KpntuplfV
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A VALUABLE NUMBnR
uf lhe Art Amaleur for Iloptember.

or tho Art Amateur for Boptember.
The Art Amateur, (New York; for
September is a charming number. In
addition to the departments on China
Decoration, The Gallery, Amateur
Photography, Needle Work, etc, u has
q charming rustic colored study, days
Work Done" q rustic scene by Vey.
rassat; Salad Bowl, Cactus, colored
Study; "Air," the second Of four dec0ra.
tive designs after Boucher, study Of
Sweet Peas, Carnations, Embroidery
or Painting, and plague decoration OF
passion flowers, IL Is u valuable pum'
bar.
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rhrnnlnned Mllh Innndnllnn.

VIENNA, Sept l.-The city Of aze'
gedln, which suffered 30 greatly by the
disastrous flood Of 1870, ID threatened
with another inundation, II IL reported
that the protective quaya built after tho
flood Of that year when the town was
destroyed arc now orumbling, Floods
are reported from all portions of tho
mountain district and many lives been
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