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Sc Canton ginghsms, fne quality. Chester
Cloary
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DAVID, The Sinners
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
WANTED.

WANTED.
Mil hands. $50 per mouth Men TO slash. $50
per acre. Backyard hands 1925 per day
maids. Va per month. Wood choppers, 81. Is Der
cord. Moodsmen. s35 to 500. Farm hands. SIS
10 $50 Lsnndr. IS Tor hotel, $50 per month.
Knot sawyer, 40 per day. Men for lime kiln,
Standard Thester Building, Cor. wash
ingtoa and south Second streets.
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The San Francisco Alta gives the following re-
capituation Of the exports to Hawaii under the
operation of the reciprocity treaty between
those islands and the United States:
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Lilliwaup Falls summer resort.
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TIE POST lNTELLIGENCER.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY FEBRUARY q, 9Q-TWELvE PAGES.

lengths from the Ems. Four Of the men chung
to the bottom Of the lfeboat The Ems drifteo
down to them and threw them life-lines Marun
Weickoif was not seen again. Captain sander
thinks that he must have been struck Dy nm oar
when the boat capsized.
The Ems lay around the distressed yessel ior
some time and learned that it was the iieoe' sup
posed to be a British bark. which left A. J1nn,
y. b., on February ~, for barcelona. Inc I'm. ~
got near enough to her to find that the oa!x .
hull appeared 10 he sound, and stgnalled 70 !ho
crew asking whether they wanted to leave tne es
IIcbc They replied that they would Wait until
the next day. The Ems thereupon sailed away
not believing that her assistance was requlIeo.
The Bothnia and Arizona reported stormy pas
sage The schooner George W. Whitfield. I.om
Aspinwall. passed a quantity Of wreckage on ECO
ruary 22 while of the Capes Of Delaware.
The Sound steamboats, which should have Ieio
New-York at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon were
detained at their piers until o'clock yestfIaay
morning, when the fog lifted. The incoming
boats were all anchored for the night AZ Whte-
stone Point, and arrived in New. York yesterday
morning about three hours overdue
The fog and rain have gone on the New-EnC
land coast Yesterdays fine weather Drought
with it. a remarkable rise in the temperature,
which at . o'clock touched 81 degrees. The prom
iscd cold wave, which is making mpid time across
the country, SHOULD reach New.iork carly THIS
morning.
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ASSAULTED 1HEIR KEEPEK AND FLED.
SIX poYs ESCAPE FROM THEIR ellis IN IHF
HOUSE or ErruGE, But ARE
CraKLY RETAKEN.

ori.KLY RETAKEN.
A desperate. bat poorly planned attempt st de-
livery Of prisoners. was made at the House ol
Refuge on Randalls Island st an early hour
Yesterday morning The rtnslca''ers IN TIC al.
fair. Frank Met lcllan and james Reilly. hal been
plottinc their escape and that of four companions
for the last two weeks They had IN some way
procured an iron bar. which they had ha't"ncd
al the end. and with II had prird open the doors
of the cells in which the siN boys were coniincd.
When Jonah Kctchan,. the night guard. in max
inc his regular rounds NJ : 30 Yesterday morning
had entered tic corridor III which tho gang slept,
Mcclellan and Reilly sprang upon him from BE-
hind the door and fcllcd him 10 tho hoor oy
blow, on tie head with the iron bar and "a green
willow club kc.cham Was knocked unconscious
The bows rifcd his pockets Of L.s keys aud watch
and made tlc!r escape 20 the grounds
The noise of the assault attracted tho attention
Of the otLrr guards. and word OF the escape
WAS al once sent ont Tnc boys made thcu way
to the northern part Of the island. but having no
boat aud no friends 10 assist them. could ece
no further Mcclellan and Reilly were captured
hv lnrolman Files. and before morning the other
four boys were brought III.
Nct lcllan and Really were artaiSncd IN thr
Harlem rO!Irc Court yesterday aftrrfcon ana hr!u
in 81 800 b1il TO await the action ~ tho tonni' y
sionci> Met .rllan and Reilly are respectively
~, cuccn and Atrrn years old The first OF them
Vas sent 90 the Island for burglary aud the other
for ,agrancy. keGhAm had narrow csa~
with his lIic Though badly injured and AZ pres.
cnt confined 10 his bcI fatal result II not an
ticipat"d from the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TIE HASSAYIMPA DISASTER.
\ COURIER REPORTS THAT CAMP WITH Oh
HUNDRED rII,pI.f: WAS SWIFT AWAY.

Phoenix AM, Feb. % News from the d.astcr IN
the Ua,say ainpa Ki,cr rric!c, here slowly. Inc
compauy's camp thrr" miles 'rlow the lower nam
contained sbolt i2j people two weeks aS", ana
there we're probably that may IN II ~ th" Time "i
the Hood. Fear, entertained Tor t'"ir h\"". y
courier who has arrived from near thcr" says h'
v.s Awakened at about = Oclrk IN the morning i'y
the shrek, of the p""p". The wave was my feet
high when he hrt SAW 1t. IL almost Instantly
,wcpt away tents and building. Thr canon. which
VA, full ~ cottonwood trrs. vas swept bare. The
lower DAM structure 40 feet long aDd sixty feet
above bed rock. with thirty feet above surface "As
swept away, ~ A., ,,
4 pr,,, pcct"r who was camping on \ blum Tour
miles he,Dw Wirkcibcr1 SAYS the sight from whcrc
he stod WAS sublime. At "A narrow place Just below
where the contracts TO about one fourth Of ifs
width between prrprndiru uar rocks several hundred
fcct high the water, iraprd up Y hundred feet with
a frarfI crash and roar and rusii'd through the
narrow gorge like lightning. cleaning out the Iast
tcc IL everything movcSblc. eaving the bare. hard
rnk X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
KILLED HIMSELF IN A BATHTCB.
SILK MANurACrURER or JERSEY CITY TAXES
HIS LlFE-BUsINESS TROUBLES
RISpoNSlBLE

Claude Chananjon. q silk manufacturer at NO ~
.nuth t. jersey CITY Heights. who was supposed In
be prosperous and wealthy. committed srcide some
,i,ur during Tuesday night at his home. No. II:
eouth 4, n few doors from tho SILK MILL MIR.
Ch,Nanjoa had u card party at his house Tuesday
night and seemed to be In unusually exuberant spir-
H., The party broke up before midnight and he re-
fired 10 nj, room. Ills dead body discovered Yes.
,cr,av morning In . bathtub BY his nephew. Claude
u,uriu who lived with him. A bowio knife and .
revolver we're lying on the bottom Of tho tub. Tho
tub was two-thlrts full Of water. and thcrc was a
wound In his left breast.
When the news OF Mr.. Chananjon's death got
,hro,d a number Of people nockcd TO the hou" but
admission Wa, denied To every body until late In tho
,fcruon when County ply >ican converse went th'rc
IA make an investigation. Dr. Converse found an IN
ci>cd wound In the left breast. and a'certAhed
that the point Of the knifo had penetrated Tue
heart. II is supposed that Mr. Chananjon proV'ac.
himself with tho revolver to use In case no faed
TO innict u fatal wound with tho bowie Ah'te ANA
that he hllcd tho bathub with water 10 oto~" MN
self n, he did not accomplish his purpose with "tner
,, Lr,fo mr. revolver several letters wero found IN
bis room written IN French. one was ADDRESSED u
nj, nephew and In Il tho writer said that no was uh
,blc Ia pay hi, debts and would Kill himself "no,ner
wu, To "A business acquaintance anu "'o'"o" "'''
that business was not going on sS u s"ou'o anu ''
would withdraw from II forever. 49,
Az thanapiou was sixty three years old. Ills
,c,hcw ap adopted daughter and tho servants were
,,,e o,,y pcr,ons living in tho house lilo lost Ills
v.,,, ahout four wears ago and her death made n
,ar,ed change IN him. About Il year ago he and his
mariner had somc trouble about the sllkmlll aud "
ia Ganion finally got possession of again II was
not generally known that he was IN any nname,a
n,"o that he was wealthy The suicide was evidently
,,r,J with great d,brraton. Aftcr the card party
Pa,nc%, % NJ. Went 10 his r,on wrote the letters which
"rr" i,snd there aud removed his outer cloth'il1
Then he went into the bath rOom stripped himself AMI
, o dnwn % I'm tho bathtub DR.. Converse has decided
1 MT AN inquest Is unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
BCRGLAES VISIT 4 SUxNER HOTEL

Asbury Park. y. j.. Feb. 81 (spcciAj.-Th" tw"
large safes m the Office Of the Resort House. ut Point
Pleasant, y. j.. wcro blown open 10y burglars on
Tuesday and tho silvcrwarc belonging tO the hotol
that Was STORED away In them was stolen. The
burglars got into the hotel by forcing tho windows
orcn. 4 con- idcribc quantity Of liquor that WAS
in ,hc inc cellar wa, a>o taken The Resort House
T." :, .uu,ncr hotel. ov ned hy John J.. Murphy. pub
II, her ~, The stat" ,aIr't.- Trenton. n. j., DR..
IT, Murphy and J. u. Ircwcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
UALrovR WORKING on 4 !

EALFoIR WORKING OH 4 HOME RtLE SCHEME
London, Feb. 26.-Mr. I'aliour Is engaged In pre-
paring bill to give Ireland system of local sell
government His scheme Is said TO be bScd upon the
idea OF treating the Irish n 10 local government Just
~ the English and tho scotch are rcAi"d' rs any
on,,,o, h,nc,,Iy 10 do this would make the Toric.
I2ome ue party II l. not believed that III, bill VIII
he more than y prctcncc and a lugSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TIE CAR TO KEEP TRACK op TIE TRIAL.

Sofia Feb. .G.-As the inquiry Into the Pahua CON
,pracv has been hitherto tonduct ted upon the aSsunp
lion that Russia Is always at the bottom of all Tho
evil things that are done In bulgaria. the Government
Of the Gar has assumed that III, Majesty II prac
tcaly to be put On trial when Pantha Is tricd' ahd
It docs not propose U bc mere locker on wh"fr
- 4. aeon. od and cannot xn.wcr The Rus ian
toyc rnmcnt ha, consequently requested that the dfif
man OF The German Consulate shall attend tc ti!i
nrn,,aIiy on behalf Of lis Majesty. The car VIII
linus Obtain an Official record 81 the proceeding" ahp
will have a ready organ through whom hc can com
municatc any protest nc may caro- to make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
A C,L' NCILuAS ARRESTED FOR BIZ RrLARY.

London, OHIO. Feb. .G-rhcrc was Intense c1cln
n,cnt here yesterday aver the arrest VI DAVid WI
,ouptby n member Of council. on the charge of AZ
,.mptIng 10 blow safe In the rhlfcr House billiard
hall and SALOON. The testimony against him WAS
that hs proposed Ia Malay THOMPSON some days ago 10
rnI, the ,aic and divide the booty. ana IhOmp'on
"r..t uI .cnt for n professional, who turned out to
ic a detective. They laid their plans 30 that VII
iouChby was found In tho saloon. ready ~ do his
mart when he arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
syaltq.A LYONS NOT KrRDERED.

pcek,kiii. Feb. 26-Tlc Coroncr's Jury III inc "o.
,..., Ivm, inaucst to-day rrndcrd u verdict OF
dca,b from rupture Of blood vessels In tho brain. not
from poison, as was supposed The lrarns In tho
rose Of Mr. Ann IIaIght and her daughter Katie
charged with tho stealing Of the Government bonds ''
longing tO Ms. Lyons, ~as continued today bcIorS
Ju.fl1c Little II Is expected that tho hearing VIII
10 nnishod tomorrow, and that tho two dctendanU
vim b bound over u await tho scaon OF ths Crane
jplIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
rvrr,D,rION MATTERS IN CANADA.

Ottawa, Feb. "6.-PrOfcssor Weldon. ~ T.. hchic'
the statement that tho Government '"n'e'pi"'c'
giving Immediate effect O hi, EAtradition act. ITO
SAYS that the Minister Of Justice Is daily IN cApc'"
ton Of a reply 10 his request to tho Imperial an'h"
ties for their formal sanction o the bill 1h> nicte
urc will enable Canada to enter Into rc'p1rhN III
regard u fugitive criminals with siNty tir" "ir,In
coun Of which forty twO arc Without cAtrmltlvh
treaties with tfreat Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
I,ONORISG A GERMAN POET.

Munich Feb. .G.-Thc festival In honor of tho
seyeuticth birthday Of the celebrated German poet
Hermann Won Lingg. took place last night al the
COLOSSEUM at Mucnchan. and wa all immense surcc''
High honor, we're pad u the p1i who was present
with hi, family. The leaders Of German literature
and art wcrc In attendance, and the Prince Regent
~ bavaria conferred upon the author oi the great
cno, Die yOclkerw aidcrmnc" the order of tho Crown
~ bavaria thereby clcvzting tho pct 70 the rank of
\ nOblcman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
R,sxARCK,s RE,IuNATloH DELAYED.

Berlin Feb c6.-l Is semi ofiicislly stated that
tho result of tho recent elections for members of
tho Reichstas has caused Prince bismarck tn delay
bis resignation from once. II Is belicvcd thA' he
would undoubtedly have resigned had the eiec'iohs
resulted In q victory for tic Cartel parties.
The vute Of the Socialists in the recent election.
compared with the last previous election In 49,.
showcd a eain of 507. .i0I votes. The Giip OF tho
German Liberals. compared In the same way. - 80
t,.s tncIuded in the Cartel coalition all lost h'a'iv
T6s tsrtrIers have lost 900 900 votes aud the Centre
lHt ynfc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
..u-r,,r ro RE TRIED ~ NEW RAHrsHisk

Great Falls y. H.. Feb. c"'-Ihc .".'".' = "s,,.S
A.. S.r,cl,e case agreed upoa verdict o. "'.
.no ~'.S, n derIarcs that the body found N ne
",.sn ro.d woods was that OF Hiram savee. =
,n., h. r.me to his death by reason of bullet vns@
ust ,ust.S . ~ Isaac sAwt~ilc while In sArsSS -
,ms.r ,mh".cI W r,nruarv ,. This vrriict insur0e
M.i".si WI - IA. sawteiie In straN"-t y ". "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
MR.. PIIILLIps GETS THIRD PLACE.

Ottawa, Feb. 90 l>peciai).-Gcorce D. Phhp' "i tho
ycx York Athletic Club took third place to day IN tc
skating contest for the championship {" 'ahaoa
~ Rubinstcin obtained frst place. with score "'
3,l 90 points L. Pcrera csmc next with Jj' : d
points. Mr.. Philip, scored 800 poiQ.. Mr. fh'''
nns skating wa, greatly admired by the large mum
,.r NJ .,.ctator, Ill, long movements were parcn'
isry au rartv~ and cljtcd much praise but the ana
dian competitors cxcclied In the short spin "hl,.
is said will 10 taken OF the programme III luuirc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
.,.xes nrxaAndEp xsox yArE

Amsterdam, n. ". Feb. c6.-Justce Ftsh. Of "
sunreme Court, and County Judge Wendell soAav
di,eh.rccd twenty nvc prisoners. mostly trsmps. non
tho County Jail This Jail delivery s tAe reesN q
t,o sTnnsnre nv the county press Of tho manner q
SWhich tho rsmp racket has been Hoeke4 = teXn0
along the CeatsA RsilsoaAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

London, Feb. c6.-In the House OF Commons hdas
Henry Laiouccre gave notice that he would in'r"h"'c
resolution to reduce the vote Of credit IN "rhcr !"
call the attention II the House Ia the great >rada'
Attaching Ia the admins ration Of justice ~ con
nectl0n with the Cleveland It. AFFAIR. !ic IA. ar
ranged that his motion shall lc cOIsdcrd on fluAy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
wARLlKE UTTERANCEs IN RUSSIA

NEWSPAPER DECLARES THAT AUSTRIA Is
MENACING THE PEACE OF EUROPE
st. Petersburg Feb Ca sensation has been causco
BY an editorial. which appears In tho "NoVos"'
newspaper of this city. declaring that Austria oy
.ucmentine her army and BY assisting Bulgaria 70
nav tho indemnity due from that country to 'uss'
is menacig the peace Of Europe. and that her acton
Will provoke the interested Powers To adopt mcasures
to countcrsct her policy The price OF the roube has
fallen In consequence Of the publication of tic arueio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
ARRESTED BECAUSE or A SHORTAGE.

Richmond, Va. Feb. 90 tspcclaD.-C. Albaush'
.ent Of H. q. Uun's Mercantile Agency for this city'
,yas ARRESTED hero today on two warrants. DCSa
.harvine him with q small shortage In bis acco0ne'
Ths cs.s VIII b called M the Police CousS tonesew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
CELEBRATING rERDINAHD's LIETIIDAi

Ola, Feb. o6-To day VAS Prince fcidinands bir'h'
day. Plses were flying throughout tho city IN honor
Of the occasion. Services held IN the churches
and Te Deums sung Prince Ferdinand re
viewed the troops during The day. Iic held reception
at tho palace and gave 5 banquet I'm the evening Inc
city Was brilliantly illuminated at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
YorNG ABRAHAM LlNcoLN DYING.

London, Feb c6-Mastcr Abraham Lincoln. son OF
tho American Minister. passed bad night. At ono
time Il was feared that ho was dying Mrs. Lincoln
has bcen constantly at tho bedside OF her son for e
last seventeen weeks. - 4.
Later In tho day he grew worse Ills death esony
are at his bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
noM prpRo,s REroRIEp INTENTIoNs.

London, Feb. !7.-Thc Paris correspondent OF -Ine
Ncwsn says that Dom Pedro il unwilling TO dismiss hls
Impe-i., c Ile has therefore resolved 70 cnAosvor
10 cope 10 terms with the Brazilian Government: 70
rcnouncc tho crown and 10 return 10 Brazil xno uve
"a, \ private CitiNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

taken from the ship on February l6 The Naataae
went dow shortly after being abandone4 ohs ~ss u
ballast, from Havre for Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
pLrNDRRED ny MARArDERs.

COnstantinOpic. FEB. 26.-A band Of Albanians made
descent upon tho villages Of BablgAk. Robuci and
Babrush. In old servia. and plhndcrcd them. Many
Of tho Inhabitants wcro tortured to death hy the
robbers. A battalion Of Turkish troops havo been
the marauders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
To IEDrCE CANAL TOLLS FOR o

Montreal Feb Cd Tho Montreal Board OK Trahe
4, strongly urging the Dominion Government TO place
oats In the list Of grains for which reduction OF canal
tDlIs will 10 made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
1 WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN DROWN

n. D. WN0Kf kEx0nIGAfED FOE CONGRESS-.
ousauehsnAa. Penn. Ysb. 28.-The Republican Con-
nasieaaj Ceo1ssss q ~ xvth District Of Pennsyi
- q + ~ s ts AK 81 ,:s::s' :s:;ss::'' ''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

TO TERMINATE COMMERCIAL TREATIES
Stockholm. Feb. "0.-Both chambers OF the ewcdsh
Dict have voted In favor Of terminating tho commerA
treaties with France and spain In February. loo.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
A DENIAL FROM ITALY.

Rome Feb. "6.-1hc Italian Government OFFICIALLY
denies that It's action In Africa Is drc''"o against
ka>,ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

REsCCE OF a FOUNDERING STEAMERS CREW
Halifax. N. s.. Feb 26-The steamer Manitoba. from
Glasgow, which arrived this afteruoon has on board
~ esoV e ~ French steamer NaaAana. Who 1srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Rejoicing THE Duty on LIME.
Ottawa, Feb. .j.--Tlc Government has ngrceh 10
rrduce the duty on lime from twenty 10 ten cents o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
OFF TO REINFORCE wI>sMANN.

Berlin, Irb. "6.--Tho non commissioned ofhcers
selected To reinforce tho troops under command OF
Major wissmann. OF East AFRICA. started for thor
destination to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
RUSSELL HARRISON IN HAVANA.

Iiavsns, Feb. c6.-Russeu Harrison. son OF PreAl'
dent Harrison. arrived hero to-day on the steamer
Mascotte. from Tampa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT WRECKED.
Paris, Feb CA French torpedo boat Is ashore 81
cos,, dc Mira. Portugal Her crew has been saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
THE OHIO RISING AT CINCINNATI
no FEAR OF SERIOUS FLOoD-orHER OHIO
vYvI-pa ArrFlyTED.
RIVERS AFFECTED.


Cincinnati, Feb. o6.-At O'Clock this evening the
ohio River at this point was u feet IL ihFhes "c
low water and was rising at the rate Of two nches
IN hour. = rate which IT has kept up all day' "
may rise two three feet more. but river men pre-
dict It will stop 1T So or 33 feet. Ent river me-"
Droverbslly under estimate noOd In the ONO ohc
noticeable Circumstance here the suggshncss OF the
current st this high stage Of water THIS leads to the
inference that the Great Mimi and the Kentucky
rivers and other tributaries Immediately below here are
pouring unusual Hoods into the Ohio, which serves as
sort Of dam that piles up tho water here and checks
tho rapidly Of It's Cow. Tho rainfall evidently
less along tho Ohio tributaries Of the Ohio River than
II was in Indiana. Kentucky. West Virginia and west
ern Pennsylvania. Should there b an Immediate great
rainfall In the Ohio Valley II would undoubtedly .au.c
. great AoOd.
At present tho sltustion excites no apprehension.
few cellars In the lover bottoms will have u few
feet or inches Of In them for two or three days
Fifty four nfty nvc feet Of water here in the Oh,
u not inircquent. In fact. 1t is almost yearly o.
eurrcnce and 1t does no damage worth mention and
never excltes alarm.
At Hamilton: Ohio. tho Big Miami was higher last
night than 1t has been for ten The haA
entered tue strsub House. ono Of tho PRINCIPAL hotels
u& the city, and many houses wcic partly submc ged.
In many places the heavy rainfall Was attended With
hi:h .;.. wind o,,o FL, ss-1.. winter in III, se,o,o
River ala not reach the point OF damage until clock
tAis morning. xhen tho river broke into the canal
heloV the city. and the water covered Isst
e e l.. Ss ohio %
so0o Of the nanufsctorcs along the river were tcn
porNhly disabled By water pouring In on the m..
ehinery. but extcnsive damage has been rcported
Coostisfable embarass mcnt was caused st an early
hoUr By Tho breaking Of tho natnragas pipe where "
crosees the Big Walnut Crock. The supply lad tO be
sh1t on until repairs Hro made. The water inter
oereA With the machinery Of the Columbu. electric
plant. end tho lamps we's turned on s' 'a'e hour
4 WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN DROWN =.
Camhsides City, Ind. Feb. 26-A cloudburst on
NonAay night caused MartinAsIe Creek. near this
plscs. 70 riss - quickly that . woman and three
children of tAe Hall family were drowned. They be-
lease1 . Sssy OF up:es encsmped near tho stream
Ch0 bodies have MOI yet been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

SEVEN NiNEE> KILLED.
Cologne Feb. @G-scvcn miners have been Liico oJ
An csplo,on IN mine at D"rtmund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
LORD TENNYsoN IMPROVING.

London. Feb. 2e.-Tho condition Of Lord Iennyson
who Is suffering from bronchial cstarrh. 10 muoh I'm
proved.