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Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
A Defauitina Postmaster OF Jackson
Co.. Arrested In Florida, after Be-
Ing Fugitive from Justice Five
Years.
Some Sharp Detective Work.

+. Mr.. P. L. Harrison U. s. Deputy
Marshall arrived in the city last Thursday
having in custody Rev. Pres. G. CLANCY
who has been wanted by Uncle Sam for
some violation of the postal laws at Dut-
toms store, Jackson county, about five
years ago.
The arrest and capture Of the reverend
law breaker reveals the intuitive genius
possessed by detectives when they strike
hot trail. Deputy Marshall Harrison
learned that the man he wanted was in
Florida in q backwoods settlement
about 40 miles west of Pensacola. He
struck the settlement in the latter part Of
last week in the guise Of a fruit tree
agent, and Immediately set to work tax
ing orders for trees on long time pay
ments. At nearly every house he would
ask who lived in the next one, and what
his chances were likely to be in selling
fruit trees. It did not take him long to
find out where Rev.. Mr.. Chaney lived,
but on reaching the honse he found his
man had gone on circuit riding tour.
Rev. Clancy is a minister Of the North
ern Methodist Church, and his pastoral
charge covers a wide circuit. His wife
did not take kindly to the idea of buying
fruit trees in the absence of her husband,
but the officer showing persistency to
sell whether she wanted them or not, she
thought the best way to get rid of him
was to send him after her husband who
had gone to preach at country church
IS miles away. This arrangement seemed
to satisfy our hero, the tree peddler, and
he started on his mission, which was diff
ferent to what the wife supposed
On Tuesday last about 8 o'clock in the
afternoon at lonely backwoods church,
thirty miles away from the nearest rail-
way station, in wild and uncouth set
tlement, Mr.. Harrison found his man. On
approaching him the minister showed
signs of nervousness but the officer broke
the news kindly to him by informing that
he (Mr. Harrison was also young min
lister of the gospel, and this allayed the
fears Of the Reverend CLANCY considera-
bly,. Then the officer after some further
conversation produced his warrant and
quietly told his man that he was a pris-
oner. -
The prisoner was troubled about
how he would break the news to the as
sembled congregation, but the officer
helped him out by suggesting that he tell
them that he had just received word from
North Alabama that his mother was very
ill, and wants him Immediately. This he
did and dismissed the congregation.
While in the custody Of Mr.. Harrison
the fugitive said that since he left Jackson
county, five years ago, he had lived por-
tion of the time in Mexico. and also in Mis-
souri,. He is quite young man, not over
35 years old, the officer thinks, and has q
family Of wife and eight or nine chill
dren.-Mercury.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
The tennessee L Coosa.

1t was rumored on the streets yesterday
that Oscar r. Hundley, Esq, was the re-
cipient of telegram from Col. ]. W..
Thomas, President Of the n, C. & St. l..
road, stating that the Tennessee s. Coosa
people were anxious to sell out, and ask
ing if the citizens of Huntsville would
still agree to pay $4,000 if the n, c. &
St. L. people would consent to build the
road.
What reply Mr.. Hundley sent, if any,
we are not informed, as we failed to find
him last evening. This road, however,
viii be built and although it is very ques-
tionable whether or not our people Would
still subscribe, yet We think it would do
no harm to learn their views at meeting
IN the court house
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

Mr.. Daniel P Booth has been
confirmed as collector of c0sto ms at
the port Of Mobile.
One arch light placed at the
proper place and height would do
more good an cost less than all of
those coal oil lights in the Grove.
OF the eleven prisoners now confined
within the county Jail, only four belong
to the county Of Madison. OF these four
one is white and three are colored. Two
of them are males and two females. The
female prisoners are both colored. H.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
The MarshaishIp.

The Birmingham Age Herald Of yester-
day says that Marshall Austin wired his
resignation to Attorney -General Miller,
and in its telegraphic columns appeared
the following:
The President to-day nominated Alex
Ramsay Meninger to be United States
Marshal for the northern district of Ala
baba (Charles G. Austin withdrawn.)
Meninger, the newly appointed Marshal
belongs to Admission, and is, we under
stand native of Illinois.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
SIR Thom.s Esmon .e Enter.ain"d.

NEW ORLE,Ns March l2.-Sir Thomas
Eamonds.. the irish leader, arrived here
b. the southern Pacific rail oad en-
r, ute from Australia 20 London He was
met al tlia depot o. a committee Of the
Irish american club and escorted TO the
club room, y here a reception was ex-
tend ii To the visitor and an address of
welcome made by President Bernard
Ne Ioskev. A number OF prominent
ci5i ems were pre sent. In an interview
Sir Thomas said he had been away from
home nearly eighteen mouths, and had
collected SlJO, 900 for the Irish cause.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
COMING.

The Montgomery Advertiser OF yester-
day says;
Col. Adolph Clutts, UnitedStates Inspec-
tor of Public Buildings, was in Montgom-
cry yesterday. From here he will 60 to
Birmingham and Huntsville.
From the above we opine that the In
spector will be in this city in day or
two, at which time he will see one of the
finest and best finished government
buildings ever constructed for the gov
ernment
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
The Weather.

Yesterday, during the first half Of it,
was rainy, gloomy and disagreeable. In
the afternoon the rain ''let up on itself, "
and stiff breeze freshened from the east.
Last night it was quite cloudy and al
though fair weather prevailed until after
midnight, yet as we 60 to press, it looks
threatening. The Signal office forecast
for this section predicts colder, fair
weather to-day.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
The City Yesterday.

ieslerday may be chronicled as anoth
uul Gay In town. The cotton market
a"s as as = lonely as in the early days of June,
aa.. ,a 'ne general impression among the
.O.'on buyers is that it will be lonelier
'',ore II, 1t briskens up any.
49,. iHe stores were lonely too. Not many
nsa iy visitors were in town, and trade
60 l''ed accordingly. The rain in the
''looh prevented the street force from
en- ana outdoor labor was generally
;penued, while an air of gloom was
painfully visible everywhere.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
A DANGEROUS POSITION.
Forty Fl sht Men Imprisoned in Caissor

Forty Fl sht Men Imprisoned in Caissons
Mt Kansas City.
Sr. LOUIS, March 12.-The following
was received from Kansas City Monday
night:
Forty 5ht men working in caissona
in the river are surrounded by a sud,
den breaking up of the ice, and are
in imminent peril of their lives, it being
impossible TO reach them They know
nothing OF the situation which hey are
in, as the break up occurred Sine they
went to work
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
MONTGOMERY,
Capitol City Gleanings.
Editor Gazette:

Editor Gazette:
At tpreseut we are having some We
ry disagreab'e weather in fact it be-
gins to look like winter. Still | sup.
pose we should not grumble
as our winter heretofore has Teen SC
very pleasant.
Our boys generally speaking seem
sad IS the girls do not say "yes" just
as fast as some Of them desire. Yet
some few of the boys say that as the
summer days are not far of that
when the Ice cream saloons get open
they think their chances will be much
better as most girls love cream.
The married ladies gave a very fine
Entertainment out on lNechaesnville
last Thursday eve the 9Th and spread
= fine supper and things passed of
very pleasantly.
The St. Pauls club gave pleasant
supper at their Hall south court ct.
on the 18th. 1t was largely attended
and the evening was pleasantly passed
by all who were present.
The annual sermon of the G. U.
0. Of 0. F. on the End by Rev. T.
A. Wetherington was very good and
the Lodges tu' ned out in full.
DIR. Dorsette is reported will soon
commence the erection Of a hand /.
some brick building on his lot on
Dexter Ave. The plan for it is very
nice and will look we'll when fin
ished
Hon. G. H. Taylor ex Cousul Gen. /.
to Liberia paid our city a visit on
the 7th and will return to lecture on
the Oath.
Mrs. E. j. Lewis i. quite i | at this
hour also Ed. Dixon is suffering
very much from the effects of an op-
Grafton performed on one of his eyes
on the 5th.
Rev. w. &. Alexander of the st.
Johns, A. M. E church is having a
beautiful glass put in his church. and
the improvement so far is nice.
The cd ship is preparing to add a
new front and work will begin upon
it soon. Our city schools are getting
on very nicely at present and the
male and female teachers seem to be
happy in the work.
Things as to business look quite
dull and quiet just now but we hope
for better and brighter times soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Tate and son
speak Of spending part of coming
summer at White Sulpher Springs
Va.
The cold snap Of last week just
killed our beautiful flowers and veg
atables and many fear that our fruit
here about will be very scarce.
DR.. Curtis Of Nashville Tenn, is
visiting his brother in our city. The
DR.. expressed himself as highly
pleased with the manner in which he
is being treated by the citizens he
has met, more especially with one of
our publ C school teachers on centen-
NAL Hill.
The excursion fever is now rising
and soon you can here of many Of
them in and around our city.
INITIAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
what the Builders are Doing.

work on the new residence of Mr.. w.
H. hson still continues, and the contrac-
'0'S are getting down to the finishing
touches.
"nen the weather permits work on the
uOmes OF Messrs. ]. & H. We'll, on Henry
Iree', William and Thomas Brock, on
'asnihgton street, and Allan Campbell,
sIona randolph street, is being pushed right
~p pns The outlook for new buildings
tba a'n III spring opens is quite promising in
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
PERSONAL

p.ol G. P Haywood of Maysvi lie
80. in our sanctum last week.
Hon. R W, Austin wa in the city
this week
N, TER Jacobs of Green Grove
ga, IN the city Monday
Mr. H \. Shelton Of Hays Store
va; ii the citi Monday.
Mrs., Z E. Thomas is visiting
friend. in Atlanta Ga,
Hon. W. P Williams Of Merl-
dianvie was il sthe city Saturday.
Prof. R. NJ. Lowe Of Madison
,,ecipct was in town last eek.
Rev. NJ NJ. Mckinney Of .\thens
was in town Saturday.
EIi. Wesley Pretiyman flied the
pu pit at Lakeside Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Eurton of Whitesburg
was in town this week.
Mr.. Z. G. Beckard Of Washington
D G. was in town this week.
The U. s. tena'e will vote on
the Blair E lucalional Bill next
Thursday.
Mr.. w. W. Darwin, one OF Madl-
sons best farmers and staunch re-
publican was in town Saturday
Mr., NJ. f. Clay and W. II. Wade
Esq. calle 4 t. see US Saturday aud
made Oof heart glad.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Wi liam Mastin is out again and on q
talr way TO recovery.
Mrs. Frances Nance, DR.. l. r.
Fearn and Mrs. Ellen Gordon are on
the sick list this week.
Prof F. R. Davis v as in town this
week to attend the meeting Of Spring
city Lodge No. 276S G. U. O. 0. F.
Mr.. Patrick Perkins of Rust Insti>
tute ard Mr. L. R. Bowling of the
State Normal called to see US Satur-
day.
Mrs. D. G. Coleman Of Pulaski
Tenn who has been the honored guest
of Mrs. Martha Skillen for the last
month, left for home Sun lay.
Mr.. Stephen White one of Law
renee cOunty's most prominent col,
Ored men, was in town yesterday.
Mr. White is warm friend to
the GAZETTE.
COl Il. L. Swords of Washington
u. y was in the city Monday taking
inventory of the furniture needed in
'ne new Government building here
Uncle Sam" will furnish the en-.
tire building wi h new furniture.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
WHERE TO ATTEND SCHOOL.

If you wish to attend good school at
reasonable rates 60 to the State Normal
and Industrisl School Huntsville Ala
bama. Competent Christian Teachers;
Three years Normal course, Best Accoms
mediation, including good board, furnish
ed rooms, washing and ironing, lights.
fires &c, only 81 per month. Tuition
Free.
For futherer information Apply to
PROF. w. H. .COUNCILL.
Box 1875 Huntsville, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
LEM ON'S
COLORED HOTEL
DECATUR ALABAMA.
FirSt-C1aSS Accommodation
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

TUX ~
LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
February oath, 1890.
Motto is hereby given that the following named
heir, Marion McBay, as one of the heirs and for
the heirs. Felix Dusenberry, Mary Edgemore,
Elizabeth Sulinger and William kcBay, heirs nf
Sarah A. Winkler deceased has filed notice ofhis
intention TO make final proof in support oi nIs
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at Huntsville Alaba
ma on the.
7sh, day of April 1890
viz: Homestead Entry No. 1887. Sarah A. Wink
ler for the Southeast quarter of Southeast quar-
ter Sec. % East half of Northeast quarter Sec q
and Southwest quarter of Northwest quarter
Sec 26 sections p, u and 26 Township Range
3 East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
John Iolnas K Hardin, aIabs - Of Francisco Ala,
James K. Counts
John Brewer, I"
WIN. C. WELLS,
Slot Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
DIED..
INITIAL

Echols-In this city Saturday
March 9th 1890. Mrs. Ann Ech
OILS. wife of Mr.. Thomas Echols.
Funeral services were attended
Sunday at the Primitive Baptist
church.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
GEOGRAPHIC GROUP
A LIInooEEJCERS OF THE
OF aIFRo-AMEKIcAN
LEAGUE

:, Freeman, the only picto'al
,l.sd ins newspaper pub ished fas hasjusst
c0Iof9sa . I Ilithographic group Of the Of
isdsd q the ti' Afro American League,
feel. ., nst st in Chicago. Ill.,, Jan. 10,
fhl.nd u Il and will send the same to
i anr nr ali officers of branch Leagues
30. ,ps II If charge, if app ication is made
ns ,'sv ,bsm. They will be sent also to
y, u . one who will inclose &c in stamps
'D' y letter, to pay the postage. They
u NJ bs sent elegantly framed to any
W, ,l,ss. on receip' ofs1 90. Address
THE FREEMAN,
,ps.RDE COOPER Publisher
indianapolis, IND.
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Niersiejdbriee GrfahrnEe elmer
alien Wdrtertr.

Wrs. @inslcws Soothing @nrup wirb
bon elmer ter belteu Doftcrinnen unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten bets
idrieten. St murbs lett 40 Sabren bon
Wilirnen, bon Wittern unb Stncern nit
RE feblenoem @rfplse Sebraudt, icwcbl
bon benz 6 Gage alten Sinbe, wis BON cts
wadienen ainbern. ST beieitist S4drfs
i'm Wassn, befreit Jon WinDtolic uno re-
sulirt bic @sbdrme; er peridafft fur Sin.
Der unb Mitter Rube uno Bcbltebasen.
Bir stauben, bab Der Sprup bas bette
unc liderffe Wtittel 1T 9esen Dtienterie
uno Diarrbce BET Sinbern, sleidoiel cb
burd 3uhnen persria4t coer burd anbe-
re nriadeu. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
wirb ieber 6laiae beiseseben. SO if
feins ddt, penn ni6t baS 6acltmile bon
Curtis II. Berfins uui Der 9ubenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Opp.
tbefen gu baben, bic Glaide rs Gents.
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M0alidteit ether seiunben &onturren3
bersetent bat, unb bis Sic felbt miecer
gu freieu Mdnnern eeworben Tub,
mel9e bas He6t baben, BET Der BEE
tin'muns Deg 8reiIss fur ibr Vlsb
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bas GtfGdft tpieber auf eine fdere
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nelien umjufdufen unb ben Betrieb
beKelben nod elmer i~oBuiaseu miReus
i9aftIiden go1i6uit al regein. IS Ileat
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caB bel uns III Seras bic uatirlihe Gnt'
pidlung Der gIlftsnaosrbdltniKe cine
oerartige 1T, baB fe uns cine &eform
bes Observation-Disclosures geraoesu auf'
3ninst. $50 fein beihr duteubes Orb
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Sano bes grfseborenen lest, als bIn'
bsrIi6e 5drante beftebt, ba f6unen
groB,, blos gu Weibe5meden benubte
2anbfredeu, i'm gntpidlunasganse nur
cine rnebergaTgs petiobe" be3ei1uen.
uub bel uns liest in Der Sbat bic 3eit
nidt mebr fern, wo ber Wettb bes
@ruub uuo Bobens auf unieren Weibe.
Idnoereien Elm 10 bober getDorben iein
mitb, bob es tb6ri6t unb untbunli9 er'
iaeinen muB, i'm fsrnerbin Dem milben
wtiften unb regenoien 8ieb3u1tbetriebe
gu iiberlaHen. Sdon iebt nirb bies &C.
biet lan9iam aber fder INNER mebr
eingeidrdntt unb es unterliest idon fei'
mem 3weifel mebr. bob Der .fleine
Wish5adter", melder iein @eiddft ba.
butb gu einem melt pottbeilbafteren
MAIDEN mirb, bob er ueuiger aber be1e,
reg 8ieb bdlt unb ibm er6Bere pf1ege
sufommen ldBt, ibsr ben Verireter be,
@roB 8ieb3udt ben 5ieg babontragen
pirb. Sc eber bas Der Soil fem uirb,
befto 6eRerl"
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s@r Wenn Semanb fein uno gu am
nebmbarem preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum WifiionssGarten. 9ie
9erren 8beimer & Wa,il. 8efber bie>
leg Embellishments, baiten barauf, lire
@afte ifets ooltommen 5ufrieDen gu ftels
len. 4Ge Acknowledged 9elitateRen,
Nudern, Wilo, Slide, geiiigeI &c. iub
BORT in ber belifateiten 3ubereiiung ole
3eit gu baben- MabI3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
gefanot. IuG bietet Der nit Der
Spsiiewirtbf9aft oerbunbene 9 q
room bie beifen @eirdnfe, tets frii1es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weiue.
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9ie alien Geerauber

pfansten ibr ab3eiden, ben 1pbtenI6dbel nit setreusz
ten anchen, berausfrrbernb auf ber Spise bes Miaftes
auf. Der mpberne gtrat, niAt auf bpber See, ipnz
bern auf benz bpben @nieben Der Stanbarb Seilmittcl,
~perbirst f& inter perfhiebeuen gertletbunsen. Sein
~reritedtes @infeI : @efhdft bat niemalS unb in teiner
gBeiie SpfetterS' Wasen> 8itters a%ffieirt, pbppbt tieles
Stantarb Stdrtunssz unb geferunssmittel felt lansem
baS b~euIeudtenre 3iel %sepeien, aui wel6es er feline
gfeile seri4tet. giatse Iptele Sitters, aus erbisenhen,
ni&trectifeirten Sttmulantien nebft etpas Grtraft ppn
inbenttiG pber dbnli@ nit amerita's beliebtefer Rant
lien= Mebtsin, rber bic slet4en 9%eiltrdfte ME bic leste=
re entbaltenb, anSeprtefer. Oteie 4r3neiiuppen nueen
%intefen ni6t8, cenn Der srpBe arantbeitS : gesptnger
unb baS betannte 8rdpentips Mittel iest feline e~rfplsretz
DE Garriere fort unb unterip9t Malaria, Opspepfia,
Nieren= 8eidiperpen, geritppfuns, rbeumas
auf anberen Gcntinenten.
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Wob. S1nk iiber bic 8nfnmft Ser
teEamii1em Wie5sudt.

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baB unb aus tDet6en a@rtin.
ben es @bieago gsIungen III, bas Moz
ftoppl besa atntriI1nifhen unb fomit
aud teranil4en Hinbbiebbanbels an fd
au bringen, fdbrt er fort: SbatId1lid
giebt es beute teinen anberen Rinboieb.
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IN SeTas tuirb burd ben Ma1tipru1
BEG @bicago'W onopols f~eftgeftelt. unb
bic Gieferung bon Rinbfeifd, fopie Der
preis bsRelbeu. tuiro fur ieoe etabt
bon irgeno pelder Bebsutung in @bis
caGo regulirt. Vertdufer, pel9e ni6t
on benz monopolifilHen Spnbitate be.
thelllst limb; tohaeI gang mad Wiltiir
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Sci es berorbnet bur6 ben
Stabiraib ber Stabt San Mntonip:
section l. Sierbur9 mirb be-
Itimmt, oab fiv Dos nit benz 1. Wdr5
1889 beainaeabe unb nit benz 20. Sc
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swildeu 81 uno so Sabren erboben
fuerben EpG, bis m~inbeftens felt 6 Wcz
noteH boz Dem l. Mdr3 1889 lit ber
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bon allsgenDmmeH morben fnb.
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Gemeine Suede fit oas nit Dem 20.
Jebruar 1890 enbenbe Gtscaliabr auf
o0es @runbz unb perlonli6s gigentbum,
iaaerbalb Der 5tabtgrenaen, uel1es
Nidt ausorddlid bur6 bic 8erfa6ung,
bic Staatsssiebe uub bic ftdotii6en Ser.
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valorem. 9teuer BON 80 Gents auf fe
500 @teuerperib geiest merben.
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3%ins5ablung auf bic bonoirte 99ulb
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5teuer bon rs Gents auf ie 800 aIes
in Section 2 e~rmdbnten gigentbumss
lpertbes gelegt meroen.
section 4. SN uebereinnims
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alss 5teuermettbes eingeforbert unb
fur eas Giscaliabr 1889 gum 3wede Der
Misunderstanding Der 6fentliden Itd6tis
i9en Sdulen erboben ipsrten.
Mngenommen unb gebiuiet am II.
Jebruar 1890.
8rDan @oIlogbar,
Mitetirt: Mapor,
6. g.. @Iaubon, Gtabt.@Ierf.
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Sic "Treie Hrefie fir SegaS" bal
BON alien Sentih : teganifdem 3eitun=
aea bic gr1kte Mbpnmemten5abl.
Mafersnptb i'm Wsilfiiitppis 9bale.

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p6aig iiberbiifen l6bt.
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meinen 8esr f BON benz grnft Der 81.
tuation geben. @ineu WaHernanb
hber bic IS efabrs2inie" biu=
aus bot man bri Cairo: Inn 81 SUB,
bel Mempbis um q CUB, BET 6elena
UNI Z Sub, BET 8idsburg UNI g SUB
unb bel Netp Orleans UNI 81 SUB. Ga=
bei 1T Der Strom aber INNER nod i'm
Steigen begrifen unb naneutli9 in
@airo unb 9elena fiitftet man, bab bic
ueberf9memmung ndbrenb Der ndhfen
Z Sage einen @rao erreiden tDirb, Der
bas S9limmte in Musft1t ne1t.
Sn unb bel Nep Orleans 1T bic 5is
tuation bisber nod cine iber grwarieu
gtnfige geblieben, oenn bic Ddmme bas
ben fi@ als bauerbaft eruieien. penns
glei9 es On ein5elnen SteGen au9 ni9t
an Dammbrthen gefebft bat. so in
Der Wdbe Der Nitaz plantage. etua 60
Meilen oberbalb bon Nsm Orleans, tpo
bic v9epee" benz u~Hgebeutsu @afers
brude na9sab, iDbaS lid balo Elm 100
GuB 5reiter &i6 bilbete. Ser boz
bur9 an8stidtete 5baben 1T isbo6 rur
gerirg, ba bas ausfr6menbe WaHsr
NbfuB nod benz poni1artrains See bot.
Sn New Orleans geben fid bic itdoti.
fden 8eb6rben uab au1 bic @iienbabne
@eielfhaften bic eroenfii11e Wthe,
cine immsrbin m6gIi9e 2atafirop5e gu
bsrbirbern. BON Der ct. 2puis nod Der
6ospital Street unb sur Canal. Street
bat man bic 2ebee ourd Sauh Sdde
Deritdrtt. trobbem ifsbsn aber bic ct.
peters Street, bic @orti unb bic 8ien.
pillesStrett unter Mafer, rpenn aud
nidt in elmer i~rsenbmie eefabrbrobens
ben Meife.
Bel Mempbis bat Der MifhiIippi ei.
men WaHerhanb bon Sc CUB CREDIT.
Der b66fe puntt. Der lett Wenf9enge,
benten errei6t p0rben LIT unb babel 1T
bas @afer nod fortudbseno i'm
Steisen.
b69ff bebentli9 if bic Situation
aud ON Nrfanias, am Wbite RiDer,
8laf &ibsr unb Heb &iper.
SIN Stoate Mrfdnfas lit in Gofae BON
Dammbri9en bereiis piel s1aben alIs
geridtet norben. Die fleine Stuot
NewpOrt tebt p60ig uuier WoHer uao
bic u%mliegenbe reitbe Garmgegenb iii
but9 bas pl6Blih eintreteaee 6o1wafs
Ter total Deruiifet tporoea.
Bel 8idsburg ifebt Der Miififppi
nur nod einen baIben CUB unter Ger
WaKermarte, Die er Bel Der arpBen
ueberf1memmung bon 1882 erseidt
batte. Steigt CT nod peiter. baum III
cine entfeblide RotafrOpbe su eruor.
ten. 9ie Dor einigen Sagen pom Sig
mol. Nmte ~gegebenen Matnumaeu, anes
Wieb unb ole fonfti9e bstpegliGe 6obe
I'm untereu Wiififpris5 bale On Orte
3u bringen, bic iiber Der 0o1naHere
Wfarte gelesen fiab, ftnb isBt piebrrboIt
Dorben unb man bat iberaa Bortebs
rungel eetrofen, UNI Der @efa1r nod
Erdften entgegen 3u tDirfen.