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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-15
ARTICLE XVI.

SEC. 8. At the general election to be held in
fhe year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two and In each twentieth year there
after, tine question shall there be O conven-
tion to revise, alter or amend the Constitution"
shall be submitted to the electors OF the state,
and. in case majority of all the electors voting
1t such election decide III favor OF q conven-
tion, the General Assembly, at its next session,
shall provide by Law. for the election OF dele
as is provided in the preceding section; but no
amendment of this Constitution, agreed upon
by any convention assembled in pursuance OF
khis article shaH take effect until the same sEall
have been submitted to the electors of the
state, and adopted by majority of thoss vot-
Ing thereon.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-15

Maud Muller has been fined $40 for
misdemeanor at Parsons. Kau, What's
in a name2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01
POST BUILDING. !.
We nave .onae City
xntcn ve vsl be pesssc snteno:nE furenasers


the
gushing by some Seeky IA
Alaska Asxcan eorde We have
hayese
namencs O. the Mediterranean sad
Of Rhine.
Old
of
grandeur like his massive front OF ss
vfinopi
81
ain
~ih
which vii be rapidly pnhn 70 npeton wss
vii
f=rtar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

RArnees and Rlveruseln - -
dle etes.s Leeo uke~sills
HAexxsxexxs Nd. NJ &-'&
sfprzs reSeed eye< the kol1n ri
sssrx Il Waxhiax1en eonnsf y@rllr1aS p S
ncen II Ssensa 10 tslznU - 60
fhe RIVER. leaving se1srueefom u, ~ = ~ : Z
bapxiax sfs~n baikszn<z exro - a :
sa4 suinsns gssatnx rroVo 1eIrSfS
ana telegraph wsfce aYc 1o4m< nn6 u W
fxat@ssezbft - cA<z<n foxf1Ru>ne& I 8 ri
cMAnixxrssx. W VA. H1ny t1<.~A
rain HeEAn here st n<s@n y&GeeSz6x ~
euNtinn<t uDsa .A3e tAx5 u<xAt. e1i - =
dzssd In The tributaries cf thn x&nxIl1 -
ftvxr Hoegas In Ire IA n2A xspo5 rf&6iiI1
wcfr Swept away. Afa at1llos9 pf an
uuf<n q Slsnher snm&<r and F1Ifzr1&1 n
sewps away. II L trafc<i rxxtipn u e
Sly VIII = sanauerksa Ihe rfxem ~
sfi1 rising 80 - -
waxxIAAsfunr. IA. May "a "A knnS
rain has t~ea fa,iinx here ailncs< <u1Ii5<
Nsly szistn ysSsersaay. kxDef>e l1xm - ~
utsr 1anesznec = turlHe frp< Go06 -
ts<&rstst, s1dtcat<nx bfeHUf &o44 No.
taax st 49, IeAhezn<rn k<4k Afe h1&11 81
sssx or Hood e ever t4&u<y E4<.
hAksxspU1os Va, 1fAH 81 -~3fes0 91o&
Esx8 8forus n thfS <ee1icn E1k u5&hs II
wind blew haFfscaex Wn~n& 3nd SSI7*
Werr tAroNn 8ewn and h1orScs ex3lSr
I he aa1nNfc fz xrxsaf ;7272s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

wAsHrNsroS. May sl.--The state depart
menf officials absolutely decline 10 discuss
the samoan conference or D<hTiug go
tsnxie. OF the former they admit that
mstt - are In such . shspe - - warrant
the expectation Of conclusion ofthe con-
ference. Comparatively unimporfant de-
tails resnxEn 70 be be adjustcd. Upon the
provisions OF the treaty they refuse 70 talk
30 far az can he lesxped. shere ID no new
p $50 In the Bebriu9 sea water. The
presidents proclamation appears % have
closed the history Of the case. and IL cen-
not be learned that there has been any
correspondence between the goyerumonss
Of the United ascs and Great Be tain On
the subhject According 10 The position
taken BY f1r unitcd ssases government ~
congressional declaration, the jurisdiction
Of the Unffcd states over the Alaskan ff1e
Of nenring sen IL uof admitted % be sab
jscf far n 80 fafion-
BEE N. Msy si.-The asmoan confer.
sncs viii not meet ax ain far several fafs-
TIE commissioners have agreed 10 The
questions ~ .ssne, asd drawn NJ prcto-
col This has been teseffenhsd 20 the Eos-
ernment@ fassre<sei III ts exe<sfed tAai
replies viii be received by w1rx. On tb<iI
arrival tie fcrfaai fsnat sitting will be held
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01


~ 10 ossseck scus2As ! dssraseA wss
4klzzres. ts<sa ne cssrz Erhx 0f t2sx sxn;
ssvan4 <z~ fexk ard CRlsr4xo Ensse
Mk1eA EsI fx<zxks<zsH ~ q care sAsx mxzre
sz<s *A<smE fes xrofn w&< safx ans< sss rsYxz.
Esas 60 bssza NJ FuxA szfrsrea srors
iass fhzz Ia ssmss<t ms aid ~ <oa1<-
@ sasrs ssss g .4ax3 The ess1daesas -
PsarsSa Ensz kAe hs.@Fe e tiSs Seu<h Futx
xss wHshet kuAy, essa expresses TIE orsiss-
zna snAz a tsse hes&x<a Assse he SensA
ksssk &>z4 2ss<zzs&<ewn wuusf fe 50 z<sf away
tfcu<rnd &xmsxer Rnxh sRs1 tumsx hk that ~
e1xI1 49, sucd<xSzA0d wzxx wss r7esnfuh .
Re rex svsss sskspazehss xua0nse ax essas
80 :. g DC srsexs Il iliixA SaeA thiax
ehl<nrs AEa r0safas s7art vf = w1.rF
tr>uat enat1 hsxn eznse<1 xneh axsnsxs-
fA@ss - Stzie xafasnx szsssn "a ancrf ~
81 &c II assStenss Far the water "a rsp<
nfke eanuEh II osssfru<. tAe y.aaz4xe oi
srsias q usrTece sssafed. 4 d;feaseh scst
esxr ne tracks ~ height ~ ~ lea eve
ssS< ssefc thn rsAsteo, aud tAs< could -
orxex nt sassns ey Eoshlnx ShczE Of a water
spcze.
TEX ssvrArtax ek1wfxa wusss
DISPATCHES reessxeL ~ Es1inishs .s 10
cxNer 81 sne FeansvssaAia rxstnu4ss fz1S-
eafc fhA1 the sstzesissn s& Aonrsr wrpwias
worse lEE tEEcz8 st <1e k{<F3n are raw
oe1Ex f*at en- the rassxtse division ssf shs,
reS1. <xteassssS sstacea Ha7rixhnrx ard
Aifucsss~ Lsa1sisG and w3s6osts are ~,
fcrss1 sl1rx 1se hse between si1exe places.
Ne SzN5uS VII - srrs ca< wS<t Of Harris
burg Huta ths ssaxns zsxfSx and tEe en-,
tcz1s 81 sas damage csa be xscersa1res1
Tnt New lesk lifniss~s cAssf~osna. whirs,
fEcna aextrur*son Tre c3ns1ucsos reonrts
fhkt Immediately alses hts trASn had
ra<sed ovre the bridge which spaa< thf
fsvxF at The SsEsh Fork. that structure was
swsps axay BY the rashiur wstSf.
i-sEKn--I be tracks wrSf sH Iolsnsf1Nn err
q sn<ne points entirely ezFgied auay ana
TIE raaslbed xsspes Thc ri,er for sasna ssf<
ssnee above tie bridge il afIesi with bsss,st
1fsEs Rna osiffwpsxi forty fsset Eixh. whteh
+ 90 Iife zsd likely 90 sissasge tha hssssge
wAlca Is 81 stone The E5se Is bcyund essss
trui- Johnssowu II stfersaly wiped ors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

CHICAGO. MAY si.--fn accordance witA
the p- sious announcement. the o<ieial
quota Esnsef the Board 81 Trade WIN b
eat &c tonorrpx from sbcms 20 corre-
ssandsusx who sfs nsTs fnembcFs Of the
board ArsHnxssnensx kass he<n made n
ssext iaxtantex by eummissi0n m<r<hau1p
Il, keep their festomFrx IN fofmea 1T he
makes ehaores. and an Increased fnrce ~
seiexrapsserx Viii - put on the nsox se
hesal~ buxtress Empsoy q ~ the Gold &
stock Telegraph Cs% xese s>nf cut Tits
sftrrronn 70 yernoye all s1rkexs frssaa the
snscss ~ persons and rurporestout MT
resn bsrs OF the board Georxe y. Husd
ses nFs 4 an tpsuseflru from JUDGE T4lsF
F<sttsIptux TIE Hoarts Of Trade azd West
etn Enfon Telegraph Co ff81n renovipE
bis sf.ek qasfxfsan tstkers. Hnfd has
brnkvsx ssfsers IN 81. fsni and Nsnnsap
asls. and be eiaims ~ hsss ~ mnek right
~ - Il Junction - II he we're eofEg bnks-
ness En Chirsgo. He fnststs that the msr-
k~t svpesss ere public rrepsrty, ard moi
frsyste
SE1 Yoxx. Mar H. a was onIcisiiy IN.
nunf ce.1 ~ fhe stock ezrben<r at 4 p. m.
+. fhaf nss mere gnotns ioas sill b@ 6zsxskbuse<3
/ isy stock Indicators o. tieter1 Q8kytaffons
viii Ae gathered on the FAR k41s1fsev by
nsni sxrs. who win furnieh theff customer
/ bv ynesaoyaE6uu. - in former timss. Ifss
order goes into sdeez tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

- - - - 4
FAatsies Nemete~sA ssf
tsEpsnSr. ", Va. MAy sz.~~rhM 49,
has heen yisis<d wish The eulo1eok 49,
kiEes 1874 u hexan rnInis1 teo&1e ~
and eansinnrd entli ncn0. II x,1u roIN6I
snnse thie sftzFuonu, Two hu6nNd
ilis2 avsnx near the hanks ~ ~ III;
were f0fcsa 10 tsarc their huosfa un1 0S3
% the h<llS fAkIcf Net3xf. u1<lo -
tng iAtnilsex from Heu6xfkN 1Atnn6. fS& Y =
..ass.w ]. e. ssnsre he daneee j. IN ~
rae Nssk sirfinfa eenkr6i
fitzaarx rAllfo2d Il under Wa111 -
lusen Eerr ara tAmhexlon&. -
hs<sSex hare scsn swept aw<sf Iho 80
te thaf read fs sz1aSsA Ne trains ~ r1Ss
nfns ca tae Cumher and ehd Htnn&ft<
fansa xuod. Fwu trcxflea hare bfQn ~ -
awas; hsss. t31(xA Nine kAl7inNe& u
Ohio trains sFp ss1dseh hcsp ard 1.2ct Ct !.
Krsnis src On the streets. The sxs1{&rn r. =
81 thc nHAd has been tmpaesniaf6 esn<0 I11
nsxht spd Il II hard 10 <ny whfss 1fnVt1 RI
ee rrsuusa. 4 hnat~r u lnn<la1{<c1 h116
arcnftea On me r@xd beeue<a1 h444 -
tsrafioas The soeS 10 ste RastIn1oe& 9 0&(<
fnalfssea is very keayy. het c~aassef u G
inktess NJ rfs s<Ts- Al sAis isetlf m - ~ s
The rain has q ased falling nAd tk& W4I3t -
sufstdiug. and na farther DANGER Il &oyf1v
tsezs{ti - e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

birzhsay te.lAx. tfHnsr in his bonos
was served ia Morrsnss hail. The po<s
himself vas sst there. s<ing TOO feeble.
asns n<ys - than aoB os his frisnss and -.
fnirexs wens The oAiTes really ix "a raise
rnsney fnz HIN. ss ne u 10 nsesly sirtun.
xsx1segs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

clxrfNSArt, Msy sf.-Ino vFentlho< u 4 =:
tonia wss cois1 and wek 1Ae eunnll1
csowd At meeting wAs eur 1ne sFHek NJ
very hcasy and stah aud pp0r ttsn4 -
made IN ell the races. &
Tbrse- year ofds and upuen1A 49,
eighth fnlIr-~Jaktc Teas wGn. Ho1xn<d = i
ond, CiamoS third: time, I,1ze< R
THREE yeer Odds and upwards. mxze
third time. hs35.
Twoyear old Glies. * fnri0urr
n. won. eAisyhoo sseonds nbrtt7Im t&lR1j
time. i0Ix- - s As
Three year oldk aud upwards, mfle ~
seventy yar1&2- Han ffS>%a wv1k. HI -
ond. QasndAro Belle third: 3lGno &(
Two year ulds. fhsee quar)ef milo-~2 r. :
dale wua, starter Caldwell e<cpu4. OH
third. tisss. Izfs sls J:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01
OTHER TOWNS FLOODED.
Pespfs Driven Fsstn Their Honses
ard seseral Lives Loaf.

TrRoSg. Pa, May sss-TAe Jnuixfa river
hes overfiowesi its hxnksat this place sad
fiss,sed tie entire southern portion OF the
eity. causssng destruction toprsprFty. Pc
PIE living IN the lipoced districts hai 20 be
places of satisfy Allthe rafircsas ecptrr-
lug Ia I'll pace are ErsAtsy daIassea hg
q Of gh~ water was neser known 20 be
so high stfass ps@fes
At Eurwsnsvl ie ozfe snan HRs dfo~nssi.
aud 81 ssiezrseif swa fsnnE ianIes wxre
sirowred IA tryiEg 10 Escape from the
fso4sses distYteE- RE sas9tts hA1nA over
Howsa fss banks sf Cies1 fleid, ard the en-.
tre place IL na ser wsser AID al ans OF
escape are cot OF Many tevsons hare
gathered III The courthouse and oDess
housa ~ pare af safcsy.
Thss eysuinx st IL stiIi raining hsr5. and
the wssvr II riaias rsvsdSy.
HARkfssEzs May II This city has
been fss the middle "a q dalf1ge ali esy.
tvfsssr daylight tfsis fnofnis {. AFsA ar - g
oseis#ck swa and q hail aneAe sf sAih bad
f-llrn ire danger az d dsasfruaas foods IN
shc ~nssauehaaHn river n ffnfninessf.
Paxton creek wEIeh separates East
asrrssbmrg irons the nssa ss<fiofl
81 tis sisy. Is rarins spfrenf tonixh 4
i ssow Asgaer ahxn s1rsng the grpa tleod
81 iss6 People sIanx soEas q he streets
kay% t,eea taken Er0za their nsss<es Ia bezfs
ran5xhI ~ places oi safety The ssfEa 4
SIT aging III ate hufsr. Asa there ays
great iesrs for she safety Of sise people on
the ssx lands.
sITuoNs. Pa, May af.---ahe h CHEST snl
rrost d<sxrxettve aosa mat kas visited tfsfl
pisea s8v fifty yesfs ossr8rresl ffsiaF. TX tai
Seen rsluinx coEtkssss1u<sy foE tie rzs
s.enfy four hosESs, I'D - sfiil fzff ng Ths
gunsaTx Is segs teet above low water marx
zss.s rissl1g The lower xiycets Of Javsyssff
bordering an the river baak afe s1ilssaerres
and fh~ wstxr u tao fsef ce<p % the Afs
n<xrs III the Esasls<s fhsrc. The water ros'
20 rapsday thss TsvsspiS had 20 b. removes
ia hssxfs kaifrnas travel II iEscsyepses
.afs al fss- maDufsc orfsS SHAT down
Over ssa CO.. 81 damage bs< been deae 81
resEy IA ttf< I'm n<G5atr ssefrify.
MgIGIsNsFoEv. Pa Mas zI.--Reporrx =
70 c'xl<sek TO fshs srr sisFmsnE sfcu
/ polls ts Hp the river. Al Cleasfsid IN ~
| Ter 10 ezs1s axrsbsy higher tasn IN is<zi
T@s or tire tg11xes wtsn aarrsfa swsS
Kad there srs fesSs fa fAe safefy ~ III
ssxssn III fs< L Hks~zs. large ssrfe % nrss
are ~ work 9n tie boom here fr5tsg < I
make Il xotsf. The xaEcr - expsxzeG 4
ns / sfxfeea seef here by sovhfnxs IL !
ftess&l Is Nakao fees ~ s@es in Lore loci
creek viii he sasf- II !. y Il f2znlnx hard
HsssasxEzo. "a. Mas 1s.--A zrezT lasss.
slide - fEs@p<fxs ~ iAi igss sfataon. n
aaser + aaia - ~ Ten feet dsxp ou ~
! reGEsysssntz rssiFuEt frsek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

HEwauxaxs Msy si.-Ths moe13
large, heavy, moist Elakes ~ snow W Il
this city uatil the ground waa c0vonelE
T.efns that arrived on the ~ r&ul 1
The esncFth were covered viii sn0u. NJ
Temperature In this city this usornine ~
- deerees. onc above frrxn1ue. nn7;<
nscu rxpaEt over fuof II eTeIw oc1Il&
Fond du IAc, On the No<thweg<ofn ~
Crops have been considerable no0l766 4.
late frasis. keFcxtx from AZ uoS1n q q
sfsse are that thc suGw va kfnxx II
saGk county small ycEusatiou lSulG461 49,
considerably. In mAny jsHm11ttrn ~ 6n<11l5
kerry crop was cusnpA III d1IfI116
SmAll grains and !fuin N&Ie ho1H Il
The fFeit aud barry crop sA16x un6l m
Wysxufsxia Is r 80 - gE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

BAN FHAncfkcos Nay a1--41Nr161 II
Lyons. who was sppointed seDo16o oSor =
year ego 70 examine fnao lhe 1rnn
s6hirs Of John A. Bsnspn, ~ Weu 1<I
snrvxyof ol soseSnp<nt fan<Ia. 49,
bis report Ia tadse lnuleS'o G
Referee Ly0u& nays 10 q
sEed that the sssssSensoxy mn{1o
fos tho benefit ef his ef1u3t6oG1
fraudulent. and thai MS ps0pe<15
worth f9opl9o0. Hfale hia t11n1 NoI
given ara about t4so. .gp6. leox}nG orf
alter paying bis ersdisors. ~ 1ll1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

gg~ Texx. Hay ss-7sss track a. Jsrezas
Fask wes lar sua&y-
Fsse &nsI ssse hzsf sasfuuss -isxp sszs -
-. TesesshSss seensssf Mas Qszean taarz
Mggx-A wx3x sozer ksg 5kgeS AsikAs.
III s--s sses Hgn 10 9-k<s@. AurstSr& and
segs stn dad ke&I So sexesSs pzsees
ThstN-fsar<ks msis-f s1zsSs wsass Bsssn
hkrzEF sSa<sH4. kSs2fiessss sSsrxEs tsINEs
tsgs5
C. ssmrssxnxsz szxxfss. sazs
fsszrsexr AEsszrEss seszss MtFset< s4sss
Esasaa sex xsex,ssd. TuE@4s tzdsss ssssaks -
Tks41 fasxzhx ex,ir- zsssss = xezs Le1<
xbsx&t satutst Ftssz Asz4zexs ttssr4s xszsk'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

Ills nerusnx. kA< fnet szuzsr feavs = sA<rs
- tA4 enza~ y ~. anst tAe fsnsa ixassne
tnaz x5sy * Z sH<ie<k s&ss afxsf. a-e e. led
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

Jxsxsox. O.. May ala coIlfnGn M
enrrxd snis morning On the b1tleo.
Wayne q Chicago saiIvay. he1l 4 ullo 4
OF coMitun. between two fro1EN1 @6<n6
one OF which wns eGkoc14 U1D
snIrrrs xetn8 - work Be4h 1e15M Fl
bAdis Smtshe<1. nearly evtTy p1<
the c3beose Wag rn9re hx t<uo 811E
Nil Dos. Marxhai1 Hhex1 ana 1o&6
we're kiilcsi. ard s6xen bodIY tM1rG
the others we're insuuea. but m GrI@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

with my father was spending the day
IT my graadfaiher's house In Cam bgiz City
In the house at the time were Theodore.
Enxart and John Kinz. ir. Miss hars
Mrs. Rica smith. John Hir eh and four
children fasher and myself. shortly ri er
s O'Clock there was . noise of roaring
waters and screams of people. We looked
out of the door and sAw perDcns running.
Ny father told rs 10 never mind as the
wafers would rise no further. But We
soon saw houses swept away. and then ran
up stssys- The house Was three stories and
We were If last farcsd 70 be top fieof. In
my fright jumped On the bed. II was an
old fashioned one. with heavy posts The
v ster kept rising and my led was soon
fiuasinR-
moving Sfill the bed kept pressiug u he
ceiling. At last the posts pu,hed fhs.
plaster. II Fleired and q section of tfe
root gave way Then suddenly l found
myself on the roof and wss being carried
dewu stream
After : little this reof commenced tc
part, and | vas afraid was going 10 be
drowned, put Just then another house with
Q shfnxle raef Ho4ted by. and I managed
10 crawl onto IL, and nnafed down until
nearly dead with cold. when wss saved =
After / was free from the house iid not
see my father. Nj grsnn;ssher was on .
tree. bat he inast have been drowned ~
the water was rising. John Kinx WAS alec
90 tree. Mtss Mary KIM and Mrs. Mary
Kfnx saw drewn. Miss Smith was also
drowned. Jahn Hifsrh ~As on tree bat
she four children were drowned
The scenes were terrible Lave Dodie;
ard co7pses were floating down with nae
ard away from me. woEld hear per.
son shrek. and thea tney wou 4 cisap,
pear. Ioag The iine were people who
were trying to save tis, bat they eou a &C
nothing. and oBly few were caugkr."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

ngRxv. Pa, grsse La Good az death
sxspf down the AllegaAuy mountains e.
day, ard tonight slaost the entire cIsy d
Jahnssuwn u swimming abou ta rnss'
Ing angry tide Dead l,aases are sloafsns
s1eu:. sEa every rnssable timber Is carry
ing frnn the doomed city : a.ossei d
hamEslsfy drifting WIKI the rax1ns
waters God knuxx where. The sslsas
yer overlook Johnstuwn asert o'slcck tail
esen:ns As the train hearing tae A&oct
assd Pr - correspondents sped eassw ART
9 re1crts aI esat.s stop grew mere sppa,
linz At tae trails ~ lway osssss wer
gathered, who had ecHae from tie BsiisSal
cad Cs the paSsat5ie portion Of roa1 mrs
ward. Tiiux had Ssea but i xu 8n n + loo
nf shc nop1 ai enough 70 ALLOW Ihsu Il
imagine the rest.
DoNa aAsoagh '.she raeksss;dle'. earn.
slae rushing waters. Tlas wtse&xsl kesghss
OF fae Aiis gaessIEs lssokesi dowr ii sol mn
wonder at the stseEe oi the most terrible
De trnct en- that eysf struck the r0aangfe
valley of the Csnsnzngk
La 3 seatia battle. On Epating haarsls ans.
esmbers w re kgoaixed inca weEneu ana
children. rhe5r hexEfrta slng sfs ieks fos
help striking horror t. the breasts of the
lockers OIL. Their erzes were Of no avail
CaErsea along st tzfEwas speed on he breast
OF tte rushing tkstrekss. nss human ingenuity
eonid devise means Of fessne.
Vita pailia EI~tk aud EAsr elinging We;
and sianp Ia her cilrek, i Hothcx was seen
YrkspgNg & f.ostfng ssmber. while with he:
other arm she held d babe.
The special train pulled la AZ bolivar sl
II SO. and the train men were there mott
ned that further progress Was iE1possisste
The gTscteEs excitement prevailed ~ thin
place. aud pxrsixs Of citizens are cat al
the tine, enceavoriug TO save the poor uu
forlnnatss that are beiniE hurled into eter.
nifty Ia the rushlng sorrs,nf
The tidal waye struck Bolivar Just ate,
dark, and 81 hye minutes the conenaugf
rose from SIX 10 forty fezs, and the waters
spread over the whole country. rcor
houses began Heating down. and clIagsns
10 debrls were mon. wcasen and children
shrieking Tor aid. A large number Of citi
rens al 0nce gathered ON the county bri II
aid they were reinforced by uuuabci
fruG Garfield. q town on the opposite side
They brought number II ropes and thess
were thrown orsr into The boiling wztcr a
persons drifted By, in etforts 10 savs
the elforts were fIuitless, nnnl q
| giving up all hopes little bay aseen I'd
| Z roof aud managed to catch 'ss.s.. II shs
rope. He eanght Is under his lefs arm and
was thrown eissentiy against the abut-
menf. bnt managed 70 keep hold and ws,
pulled ON the hfidSe smid fhn cheers OF fhs
/ loo kefx -en. The boz q DsEae is Edward II
| Essler, aged l6. Al Midnight your cores
pondent secured an interview With him
His story of the frightfui calamity is a
stvrvrxar,S S~o-v
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
THE ADMISSION or STATES.

W.
MIR. }EDITOR:--I send "Thc Admis-
sion of Statcs'' to have II published, II
sou will. II Will enable pupils who
happen to get copy to fix the dates
better, when In such form.
w. T.. MAyDERRY.
When the admission OF States to the
Union wac begun,
Vermont came first IN 1901;
Tho next year Kentucky 10 the Union
was fixed,
And Tennessee followed In l70G;
Ohio joined next II, 1903,
And nine years later louisiana We soc /;
IIoosier Indiana Is next 10 he seen
As IL comes up smiling IN 1916.
Mississippi camc next, and Illinois one
year later,
While the next year Alabama made
the Union one greater;
The next year came Maine the Union
10 assist,
And ono later Missouri came into the
list;
Next, In 1896, Arkansas joined her
hand
The next year came Michigan to
strengthen the band,
Then Texas and Florida with settlers
alive,
Were promptly admitted IN ls45.
The next year Iowa took her place in
the ring,
And two years still later Wisconsin we
bring;
Then two years later, If I'm rightly
told,
California came in with her vast stores
Of gold.
Minnesota joined surely in 1858,
While the next year Oregon came in as
u state
In 1861 KANSAS In a similar manner
Added a star to the National Banner;
West Virginia aud Nevada In yearly
succession
In '63 and a were given admission.
Ia 1867, says the maker nf rhyme,
Nebraska was admitted in Andrew
Johnson's time.
Colorado, when added makes the nuH-
Der IS,
And In 1876 was the Centennial State.
Montana, North and South Dakota,
whose prairies are fine,
Came into the Union in 1889; q
Washington, the same year, whose
harbors are blue,
Was the last one Admitted and is called
A..
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
ACADEMY NOTES.

The Academy is progressing nicely
with Piof. Wright Ms principal. At
tendance increasing; having rs en-
rolled up to Thursday night.
Prof. Gilbert, former principal of the
Academy, made the school pleasant
call yesterday and gave the students
some very interesting remarks. Come
again.
Sickness has made its appearance in
the Acadelny and has taken a few out
Of school. We hope to ste them
present soon.
Rev. Calder was present at chapel
aud conducted The devotional EXERCISES
Monday morning. Such visits are
appreciated by tn, Prof. and the stu
dents.
Miss Gilbert, of Albany, instructor
in the musical department, was pres
ent Tuesday.
Prof. Wright has been quite unwell
the past few days, but is still at his
post OF duty. STUDENT.