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COLLEGE, CoNTEsrANrs.
The Men Who VIII Do Battles for Wash
JeT Honors i'm '9f.
| IL l. L. Ll-...-L

Special Ttleqram 10 The Rs0ister.
WAsHINGroN, PA, April 25.-Thc
Philo and Union literary society OF the
college elected, tonight, the following
contestants for the annual contest with
the Franklin and Washington society
in March, 1891: Debate, Charles Stev-
enson, 81, Maysville, Ky; original
Grafton. Harry Chalfant, '93, Coal Cen
ter, Pa: essay, Charles \. Gillette, 81,
Sioux City, Ia.
Franklin and Washington held a prize
contest among its members, with the
following result Original grafton, j.
d. DouglesS, first, and Joseph f. May
hew second; essays, Owen Underwood
first, and James Jack second; select
Grafton. j. X. Craighcad fsrt. The
judges were Rev. Jas. Mechem, UNI
pire. and Profs. James +. Ray and
Henry Woods
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Mnshlnrton.s Great Revival.

WASHINGTON, PA, April 25.-The
Christian Church at this place is expe-
ricncing one of the greatest revivalS
ever known here. For three weeks SER
vices have been held every evening, and
as a result 1O5 persons have been bap-
tised. Rev. Mr.. Talmagc, of PittSburg,
has been conducting the services.
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PANAMA. April 25.-Tho wali. ron.
tinue 10 tumble about our ears. anl ctcu
hotels and private boarding house. are
closing up, following in the wake of dry
goods houses, Of which there fcw r0-
naming. II the work on thc big ditch
is not speedily resumed Panama viii. by
the close Of tbe year. present a pltiable
parody on her former condition.
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CHICAGO, April 25.-The harness
makers have gained partial victory by
their strike. !. Fcnton, Studebaker
Bros. and BoSsler Il Co. are three har-
ness manufacturing firms that have ac-
ceded to the men. The strike is still on
at Ortmayer Il Son. Tubbs & Palmer
and A. f. Riser IL Co.
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1.nnnhnre rhnmns. ,LnrrInre Iicen.e

CHICAGO. April 25.-Among the mar
riage licenses taken out yesterday was
one By Theodore Thomas, the orchestra
leader. The bride-elect is Miss Rose
Fav. of Chicago. sister Of c. Norman
FAY. well known capitalist. Mr..
Thomas gives his own age as 81 and
that Of Miss Fay as II years his Junior
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SALT LAKE CITY. April 25-llcnr,
Strauss, Of Chicago, yesterday purcha.
ed the wife of Fritz Lander Of This cItr
Tor 500. Mrs. Lander and Strauss wer.
sweethcarts 90 Germany, but became
separated by circumstances. The hap
py couple at once took the train f0r San
Francisco. Lander is saloon keeper
and says the money more than compcn
safes the loss OF bis wife
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n.A.R. Encamnment Wor..

HmRi,vuIE. W Va. April 2t-At the
morning session Of the c. A. Il. Encamp-
meut resolution was adopted requesting
one of our Representatives IN Congress 70
introduce and support general per oleW
pension bilL The resolution caused cOnslu-
cradle discussion. The remarks by Colonel
Freer were considered very appropriate
and eloquent
The installation of officers by Vice Com
mauder Joshua II. Sinclair was COM
pleted and the Encampment adjourned.
Everyone was pleased with the result.
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West Virginia Pensions

0IT'II' ItITIT 0T'' 70 W II'VI''IT'
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 25.-Pension'
have been granted West Virginia applicant!
as follows Original invalid-John Shoe
maker, Burlington; Jos. j. Dean, Hubbars
town; Wilson T. Nugent, Parkersburg
Edmund Merrifeld, Palatine. Increase
George a Phelps, Moatsville; Levi w
Starkey, Centre Point Benz. a. Duncan
Point Pleasant; d. Samuel Darst, Redmud
Wesley B. Taylor, Bryan; Robert w
Stewart Londonville; James Patterson
Ravenswood; Jos. A. Brown, Beach Hill
Gabriel Bean, Indian Camp; John Young
Hurricane; Willis Little Evans; Jane.
Carr, Wolf Run. Reissue William II
Powell, Glenville.
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wnter. ReeedIng at New orIean.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-The water
from the lake which submerged a por-
tion of the outskirts of Seventh and
Eighth wards of this city, is rapidly
disappearing. The reported break of
the Point Pleasant levee on the Tensas
front was incorrect, the HenderSon-ASh-
ley levee in Concordia Parish was the
one referred 10.
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FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.
4 Boston Pugilist Kills an Opponent in a
Contest.

BosToN, April 25.-Last Tuesday
evening among the Set-tos at the Bay
State Athletic Club Rooms was one OF
ten rounds between James Fallon and
John Murray, both Of RoXbury. In tho
tenth round Fallon was struck on the
head and knocked senSeleSs. He was
taken home, and has remained uncOn.
scious An examination to-day shows
that a blood vessel was ruptured. Fal-
lon is paralyzed and will die. Murray
has been arrested.
Fallon died about 1O:3O tonight.
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peath of nurhnn.. tIcllm.

MINNEAPoLIs. April 25-JosopL An-
derson, the man whom O.. T. Buchau.
Of rittsburg, shot on the street Wcdne.
day evening. during q quarrel over Au-
dersOn's wife, died at the hospital This
morning. Tie made q dying statement
that Buchan was the aggress0r and
drew his revolver first The statement
will be used as evidence on the trial of
Bnchan for mnrler
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THEY COULD NOT READ.
Negroes Who Voted for breckenridge ln-
stead OF CLAYTON.

LrrrLE Rock. ARK, April 25.-The
vton-Brcckenridge Investigating
Committee to-day took the testimony
of 60 negroes at White River
precinct AN Swore that they
voted for Clayton. The returns showed
only it votes for Clayton. BY the syS-
tenn of numbering votes here, it was
shown that almost invariably when the
negroes could not read they had voted
stYaizht RVmocy1tic iNSJo20 ot &eQOblt-
can tickets. The committee viii con-
|tinun lis Investigation.
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pettItt Did Not Play saunders.

LONDON April 25.-The report that
Pettitt, the champion lawn tennis
player, Of America, and Saunders. the
English player, had played last Monday
and Wednesday and were to play again
to-day. was erroneous. The match be-
tween these two players has been fixed
for May lG, May 2s and May 30.
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4 socIaII.t Lendcr ImnrI.oncl.

BERLIN April e5.- Herr Shippcf 90
Socialist member OF the Rcichstag. wa,
recently arrested at Chomuits. on tir
charge of slaudering the author.tic.
His trial took place yesterday lle WAS
convicted and sentenced touinc months
Imprisonment.
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.
The Old Bosses VIII Not Recognize the
Carpenters Union.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The joint com
mlttee of the striking carpenters and Of
the new employers association have
asked for a conference with the old en-
ployerS association, with a view to the
settlement of the trouble, as arranged
for last night. President c. Goldie, of
the old association, says that the request
will probably be granted tomorrow,
but no matter what the outcome Of it is,
the old bosses will not recognize the
Carpenters Union.
Not much is hoped for from the con-
ference should it take place The best
the men expect from the conference is
to put the old bosses on record, and
when that is done they will probably
make terms with the new Bosses Asso-
citation. which claims to have an en-
ploying capacity Of $500 men.
100000 WILL BE OFT.
President Rowland. Of the Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners Of Amer
lea, estimates that unless their demand
for eight hours is conceded at least lO0.-
600 carpenters will be found on strike
in this country on May /. The chaotic
condition Of the eight hour movement
at present may lead to reSuScitat'on
OF the eight hour association which
controlled the similar agitation in 1SSG.
4 meeting will be held some time this
week at which an effort will be made to
unite all trades in one central Organiza-
tion for the purpose Of pushing the
eight hour "a day movement
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Postscript Habit Got Him Into Trouble.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 2j.-George
J. Richardson. an employe at the Roy fur
niture factory, was arrested to-day on a
charge of sending obscene matter through
the mails He is charged with having
added improper verses to a valentine which
he sent 10 respectable lady, whose name
is withheld He will be tried tomorrow.
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Anotber Attack an NIcEIInIev,s nlu.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Thc Ways
and Means Committee to-day heard rep
resentatiyes of New York importing
house in opposition to the passage Of the
bill already reported by the committee
making worsted cloths dutiable as
wOOlenS.
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win Al, "A Nine Hour Day.

BUFFALO, y. Y, April 95.-The mill
hand and cabinet makers Of this city
have decided to ask for a nine hour day.
The carpenters have asked for the ap-
pointment of committee of the bosses
to consider the question of a nine hour
4
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Union Pnclac strike Ayerted.

BOsTON, April 25.-A JoiundI special
from Cheyenne SAYS: Last night the
managers of the Union Pacific conceded
an increase for the employees OF the
eastern divisions, but could not agree
as to the mountain division. All dan
ger of a strike is thought to be over
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ToInsnect Enstern Cnttle.

TOPEKA, KAs.; April 25.-The Kan
Sas Live Stock Sanitary Commission
has agreed upon an order under which
cattle from the eastern States must be
held ninety days at Kansas City at the
pens Of the owner and until they shall
receive a bill of health signed by the
State Veterinarian of Kansas.
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pus.ian Hebrew Immigration.

NEW YoRK, April 25.-At the immigra-
ton investigation to-day Coroner Levy. as
President of the Jewish Emigration Pro
tective Society, took issue with Mr. Pow
DERBY that Russian Hebrew immigrants
were not desirable. There were in the
United States 30, 900 10 800, 900 Hebrews,
who are much better off than abroad.
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Nine Hours without a strike.

LANSING, MICH., April 25.-The ma
sons, bricklayerS and plasterers of this
city last night decided that after May
- nine hours shall constitute a days
work. 1t is understood that the con
tractors will accede to their demands.
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,,ir1crs Favor the Butterworth Bill.

Sr.LoUIs, April 25.-The Central llli-
nois Millers' Association have adopted
resolutions favoring the passage OF the
Butterworth anti.option bill now pend
ing in Congress.
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LONDON. April 2j-In the comm.tf..
stage Of the land purchase bin the govern
ment will submit two classes. cmb0Iyn
Mr.. Parnclls motion. Mr. pancll reear
Mr.. Goschen's offer as o. trap as h.s sch.n.
can only be- effective when worked bI
self
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Emmons Blaine and Party View the Man
ingtOn oil Field.

SptcidI ItI1grdN 70 ne HtgIsItr.
MANNINGToN, W. Va. April 25.-The
Oil City to-dsy had the Hon. Emmcns
Blaine. T.. W. ;. Moore, Prof. White.
jackson Smith and many other notables
viewing the oil field. They visited all
the producing wells. and departed this
afternoon, very much pleased. The
purpose Of the visit is not known, but il
is believed an important deal is under
way. Mr.. +. Blacksher to-day sold the
lease on his lands for $500. The Burt
well is still keeping up its good flow.
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Marr Ander.on vi RclIrc.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April En- lot-
ter received here to-day. Mary Ander-
son, after confirming the report Of her
engagement with young Navarro. state.
that she will never appear before thc
fOotlights again.
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rher Millrnke ApneaI.

BALTIMORE. Adril 25.-The Board Of
Public Works to-day authorized the At
torney General OF the State to take an
appeal from the decision Of Judge Al
vey, placing the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal in the hands OF receivers.
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There was bat one ease before Judge
PAUL, yesterday, # being the ease Of
the state ". James a. Henry, indicted
for letting a house 70 be used as a house
Of III fame. The defendant swore that
he did not know that Ella Miller, who
leased the house, had kept a house Of
ill-fame. although il was shown she had
kept such a house for years. aud there
was verdict Of not guilty.
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Tho naltImore on ON a cruI.e.

NORFOLK. VA. April 25.-The new
cruiser Baltimore left for a trip at
sea this morning. The ship presented
a fine appearance when moving down
the harbor and was saluted onthusias-
tically hy the shipping and by the peo-
ple who lined the shores.
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AntI-rrnst Bill Renorted.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-RepreSenta-
tive CulbertSon, ofTexaS, to-day report
ed from the House Committee on Judic-
larry without amendment the Senate
antitrust bill. with a report recon-
mcnding its passage.
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LONDON, April 2j.-Thc trial OF tho
action for libel brought by Mr. Gcore,
Augustus Sala against Mr. Furns. OBJ,
caricaturist took place to-day aud rr.
suited in q verdict Of 40 damage. f0I
the plaintiff
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rittshnrr Phrslcinn suIcides.

PlrrsBuRG. April 25.-Dr r s. Marshall
a prominent physician Of Allegheny, was
found in a field, this afternoon, dead. He
had suicided by shooting himself IN the
head with a revolver Illness is given by
his family as the cause.
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,Ir. Clerelnnd Lenses a Cottage at MarIon.

MARION. Mass, April 25.-It is an
nounced that President Grover Cleve-
land has leased the George Kelly cot
tage, overlooking the bay and near the
shore; a pleasant spot, retired and quiet.
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L1sBoN. April 25.-Maior Serpa Pinto
has been appointed an aid de campto the
king. a sword Of honor was presented 10
tbe Major today at a performance given
i'm his honor In the Algeria theatre
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sCuwATKA's CAVE JEWELLERS.
They Fau to Draw Audiences and Have
Recnme q White Elephant.

Become White Elephant.
CmCAGo. ILL.,, April 25.-Fredcrick
Schwatka this morning filed bill in the
Superior Court. I'm which he announces
the financial failure of his travelling
band of Tarahuaria Indians, or cave
dwcllers. and asks the Court to take
steps to enable him t0 keep his promises,
and send Co their home the remaining
1--WE Indians of the band who are still in
fhfS country
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/ WASHINGTON. April 25.-A joint reSo-
luton was passed to-day appropriatlns
I $50, 1000 to enable the Secretary OF War
to issue rationS for the relief Of destl-
tate people in the overhowed district by
the Mississippi and its tributaries.
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rORErOLD ms DEATH.
But 1t Was Probably Murder and Not
Prophecy.

Irsw1cH. Mass, April 25.-A short
time since b. II. Glazier, then apparent
lv i'm the best Of health, had coffin left
I'm his yard with a plate giving the date
of his birth and the date of his death as
a few days later. Glazier died within
TWO weeks. Aaron Sanborn. railroad
section boss. had been elected from the
house for attentions TO Mrs. Glazier and
the latter says Sanborn arranged the
coffin. The body will probably DC eN-
humcd
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QUAY AND CLARKsON.
Turn Aside from Their LabOrs to Honor
General Grant.

General Grant.
WASmNGToN, d. c.. April 25.-Gen.
j. :. ClarkSon, Speaker Reed, Senator
Quay, Representative Dalzell, Marshal
Cushing. Col. ii. L. Swords and other
invited guests left Washington at $40
O'Clock this evening in a special car to
attend the fourth annual dinner Of the
Americus club, of Pittsburg, to be given
tomorrow evening, the anniversary Of
General Grants birthday.
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SHREVEPORT, La, April 25.-Reports
from upper Red river, above Fulton, indi-
cate "a big rise, caused by recent heavy
rains which have fallen along the border of
northeastern Texas. The rise is sufficient
20 cause serious apprehensions.
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InI,e nlacl,burn under tbe Ua,nmer

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 25.-At the
sale at Belle Meade to-day the cclebra-
ted stallion Luke Blackburn was sold to
Gen. jackson for so, 900; also lroquoiS,
to same, for S34, 900.
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FntnlIr AssnuIted by strikers.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Thomas Gilmore
carpenter, lies at his home seriously
if not fatally. injured. He was this
morning the victim of a murderous as
Sault by half dozen strikers as he was
going to work.
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BERLIN, April - The Hamburg
Naohrichien says that Prince D smarck I
not appear in the Upper House of the D..I
until politics assume their normal c0nI
tiOu
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- rhInr,alIa.. GrIm Frelrht.

New YoRN. April 25.-The body of
Never. who was murdered by the soap
merchant. Phillips. as is ALLEGED and ship
ped t0 this country In "a cask, VIII be sent
back tomorrow on the steamer Norge, of
the rhingvalla line
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No News FROM Brazil.

NEW YORK. April 95.-Mr Flint, OF
the New York Commercial Company,
has no adyices from Para Of the report
ed change in the Brazilian cabinet.
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c,,od,.s Rusincss Unsatisfactory

New YORK. April 25.-A Montreal dis
patch to the EreRing Post says: The condi-
ZION Of general business throughout the
Dominion is not considered by bankers TO
be at all satisfactory, and If the crops prove
a failure the outlook will be gloomy
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ADoLL's RuN man came into the city
Yesterday and was inveigled into a saloon,
where he was done for about so The
police are on the track Of the thief.
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,Iartin.s Incl Complaint Dismissed.

New YORK, April 24.-The grand jury
to-day dismissed the complaint of libel
made by Bernard +. Martin against Z.
L. Godkin, editor Of the Eucning Post.
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Confederate Memorial Day

ATLANTA, GA, April 25.-To-morrow
all over Georgia will be celebrated as
Confederate Memorial Day.
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READING. PA, April 25-The Rcadine
Railroad Companys large furnace at
Temple this county. resumed last night
after a seven years idleness
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FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
IL. rInr.fnrl.s Acid nhnsnhate.

Dr. II. T. TURNER, KassOn, Mimi, says;
II have found il very beneficial in nervous
debility, from any cause, and for ndiges-
tiOn.n
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THIS Is TOO MUCH.

The Culinary ARTISTS are Now Ready TO
Strike.
Chicago. April 25.-Thc Culinary Al
lance, comprising the six waiter unions.
of Chicago. have an aggregate Of over
400 members The union will demand
recognition of uniform working card,
providing for ten hours labor in place
of from eleven to thirteen, and scale Of
wages Of SO 81 week in oyster houses.
and 80 a week in restaurants, six days
and one half to constitute a weeks
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GAINEsvmLE FLOODED.
Rivers Rush Through the Streets of "A
Texas City.

GAINESVILLE, TEXAS. April 25.-It
has been raining almost constantly since
last Monday night. and AT eight o'clock
last night "a cloud-burSt struck the city,
lasting four hours, deluging the town
and county TO the depth of several feet.
The water ran in great rivers through
the streets, i'm many places three feet
deep. A small creek left its banks and
swept away numerous small dwellings.
The fire department and hundreds of
people turned ont at eleven o'clock to
help i'm reScuing families residing on
the lowlands along the creek. The loss
90 property will run up into the thous-
nudS
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FLOODS STILL RISE.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK ALONG TIE LOWER MISS
ISSIPPI.
Inhabitants Being Taken Of the Levees by Thous-
ands-No Lass Of Life, but Suffering
Prevals-FloOis in Texas.
A Relief Scheme

BATON RoUGE, La, April 25.-Both
ends of the Martinez crevasSe, below
this place, have been secured and de-
termined effort will be made to close it.
The water is rapidly filling the country
to the rear and made its appearance i'm
Shannon'S canals this morning Mr..
shannon does not anticipate that all OF
his place will 90 under. even
If the break is not closed.
The nOrthbound Mississippi Valley
train due here at noon yesterday reached
here at > o'clock last night. The
chances are that the track of this road
viii De submerged. The break at Lob
dell's, the old Parish Levee, as it is
called, Is miles above here, on the West
Baton Rouge side, is 500 feet wide. All
OF Clark's, Chamberlain'S and John De-
wallis is under water.
THE RELIEF WORK.
The steamer Dacotah, Captain Mitch
eil i'm command, has reached here from
the overHowed district and put off five
or six hundred people and a large guam
tity OF stock. The people put of were
mostly negroes, who found no difficulty
In getting employment. The Dacotah
yesterday went up as far as New Texas
landing, rescuing people and stock along
the route. The boat transported about
l,50O people TO this side and could
have brought many more, but the peo-
Pile said the river was falling and they
preferred To stay and take chances In
Pomte Coupee. Capt. Mitchell said the
break I'm Old Morganza at 3 o'clock yes
terday evening was 600 feet wide, while
the break in Grand Leyee, just below,
was 1000 feet wide and was widening
rapidly. As these lcvecS are three miles
i'm length, only comparatively small
portion of these great works have yet
been destroyed.
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To the young face pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, 70 the old re-
newed youth Try 10.