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SUNDAY SCHOOL
IN INTERNATIONAL LESSON r,,
APRIL O.
,eH.: "Christ's Law of Love"
h"k"V' 1T 3s-GoIden Text: I,uL.
W. 3t.-Commentsry on tho
Lesson

%. The command .u
strikes the ayeran noVe yout enemies -
strangely as il Must ,' hnxa o, tne world AS
Galii;pan jew II .,,n, IPPS"ed to the
1t is not according t5 hm,',, =" ','m unnatural.
the divine Tie 60; w. human .n nature. but to
three different mean, w. ~ ,T'c ~, nns' Mt least
or delighted with to ha FOND of oe Pieaset
with affection Lccause of nm,i;,; VI 10 regard
Sll2 Qleasiuu- seusatious .. .io;. "nIch eX-
sons g 40 in ve {,ss,,sve =,
have moral rerarj for In ia; ~ ," W " w
ought to love enem;cs "a invo e =. S sens "; we
bad sense of lust 'e' III
ltis the love which has ,,e,o,,o,.,oo ,,
others and n r,,,,rI fn. iii, ,,,os..H .H"o," W
being wliit.!; W. u,I,rI,t 70 .rerc;snS a'., q,
enemies, We NAV hat, th, sin Int ,a,, .I
soul Of the sinner This viii nromnt ne to ,Io
good 10 those whose characters ~. ".nn', Wv
approve we N"'''''
~ There are fo,r. stems ~. cr.d,s ,>o,,.,,
wickeduess and pcrrert r,r rhteS,,snoss u Me,'
may hate those who IuvS lin mi ,Ii;u1
him to devils Bad ncn hate God wL, L,,.,,,
them. God so Lowell tho ,ynrid :. Of, ,I,,,,
ill.,, ID! G.. Man mnv hate whosy,, L,t.
him. THIS is human n,turc n
is natural To riyr h,ox L,r ,,oa.
bard words for bar,I vnris L,,o r,r L,
~ Man may love those WIN, ,nw, him RI.
too is human. Mcn GENERALLY mr., M, :, iL.t
standard: even "siuu"rs MIS-, Inwo ill.,. ,h.t
love them -" A. Man may low. tL',s, th.r
hate him. This is the divine ruL, n, is nut
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FlFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
senate Sessions

DIST DAr.-Vice- President Morto,, ...,.
p p,ou tne CHAIR at the opening of 10 ia - ~
SION. ihe resolution offered 5v mr., Vno.h"s-
vs. ss ,Monaay as to agricultural depre,sion
the senate in mp, ana Mr. Voorhees, ad Iressed
tin stewart also spoke. The Blair Ednnai
sonai Dill was taken up as unfinishsd h's;
E, Eas, and Mr.. Pierce male a speech M.
Csii SS s1oh mad long address on the bill. Mr.
Hh spoke IN favor OF tho bill. Mr.. Rats Oh
tanned the Hoor and tho bill van; n, na.e 90, o1
sIs, sIorI0w. row. Tho Senate then adj ,urn.d
~ VND DAf,-On motion OF Mr.. inyai,s q,
~ tS biii was taken up Cat one o'c;ocne cne
ps % eue diminished business" Tne San.,E.
=. .oSeeoeI 20 vote on the bill nm a,nn,S
ments. The first vote was On ,hnn amend
.nenes. offered by Mr.. Moody ~. n ",neni- ,n M.
ensSe that tho illiterates among tho iSoe 70 toe
EiG6aas ESoF e6s 81 ) SFsSsIsS 81 .ssssss.
TO tue amendments IN order tc defend the
constitutionaiity OF tn, bill. Mr.. Moody,s
amendments were agreed to. Tue Senet,
snd amen pr0ceeded to vote on the third reading
was concluded, and it was known it hal re'
su It'd against the bill, Mr.. Blair Changed hi.
vote from aye to no, SO as to make motion
tIreconslder. The esult was then Announced
as-yeas 81, nays3I Mr.. Blair made motion
10 reconsider the vote, which motion wa, an.
tered, and then, on motion Of Mr. Eimu,Is
the Senate proceeded to tue consideration ~
x,cutive business. Tho Senate, at $50. nd.
i)urned. o'' "u'
63RD DAY-On motion Of Mr. Sherm,p.
the I'LL to declare unlawful trusts and COM
d nitlo ls In restraint OF trade and produc.
tion was taken up for considerat. on. The
substitute reported by Mr.. Sherman, from
the Finance Committee, on the 18th instant,
was read; also, an amendment that was Of
lered by Mr.. Reagan. Alter O long debate
the bill went over till Monday. After a short
executive session, the Senate atj ,urned. MIR.
Blair renewed his motion to reconsider the
vote Of yesterday by which the Educational
bill " rejected, and Mr.. Ilgaols moved to
,ay that motion on the tabl,. No action was
ia zen.
a9s AFM FL apHbIFttlH ppHSbI5F FttslHai1E IN Scranton, Pa
was reporle and placed on the calender.
The Senate then took up the calendar. The
first bill reached was one appropriatins $780,
900 for public building at San Diego, Cali.
forniu. Mr.. Sherman suggested that that
was rather large nppro .,riation for pub
tic building in San Diego. Mr.. Stanford,
chairman of the Public Buildings and
Grounds, stated that San Diego had a popu.
tation of about 40, 600, and that the building
was to accommodate che custom house. the
internal revenue cffi ,e and ,e land ofil 70.
as we'll as the posto fficc. After an OK ended
debate, during which reference was made
to the growth of c ties in the w est, the hill
was passed. Mr. Blair introduced another
educational bill, and it was referred to the
Committee on Education AMI Labor. Al.
togeth her there were 50 bills piss d, most OF
them private pension bills. The Senate, at
4:30 adjourned.
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Mpx.,o
THE gs leNEWo.

Acsx0d khfrfv Z,
Oven Palmer. nq rold ,uiri =, v,r ops''
with fst-en,yea e her. n. -.
ind., and marEaed1 irps par~ns. 20. 80 ",
charged ty the g y acouitt ia 80, :.
ping her, but va lion OF hfs ri,l.a. ia.
gave him possesi supposed To ~, ~ -. ten
human skeetons and party. Who -. "
Horny Mackenzad 10y Indiana tbirtv. n v -" .."'-
sacred IN DAkosa q Dit at lpierre s, N 80
ago' "ere iouna in \workme In the hn,l,,,.
A general strike OF 6reatened. tn : --.s..-t
trade IN Boston Is th ,e Of the Evan.o,,.s,
tory OF .ae eoh'hi'. deposed Bishon E,hsr
Caurch that trio ana EN- instructed 70 no.isr
a, neaa,ns, I d.. oas America aud Germany
"' ns ...,.,s - " alter Dsljbanty
=. =, 49, y, sior fkafrws.
80 ,.,.s,S ~ SfaSs|
nv. ..s : ~ s - : "a
-, q, 5$<..f5;2sS i,,,Ss, "a
49,. /, ~ s. .t.r.clE5 tyk.}5zn,, ~
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sr"..as .nnjMrs pa,,arI Nlv.s danoaror.,z
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...,,,, oso-,,;v.. - in.tricL r,o.,on
ss.,,N S..,h.. W. ,H-tz<fP.c,.a ."'
r... .-,,h .,,, on.,lAt,s,j ana rs.n..,
P' W., Mork AILkno,v .,,;.
VIZ" c,,..,..,, 80 sr.z5a =, .h.
nsn y. ~ = ;-s,,,. 80.
- stao.n -. IL 4, ~, os -
-. .h;,,r., Y D. 80 q III.
u'a. NJ. s,.u,,,,, SaIz ,,., s,,s..,,.
sooS ~. :, NJ, -, th..,..
'or, IN No"s =. ~, ~ Sykvor,,;..,
new iaoor oh'ou, e".ea mems
Benevolent and frotect/ y -fAssocietion, mas |
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suIifvan anu |

5uiifvau anu =
clerks in Chicago, skipped v
were about to be married
women In Maine VIII g
Harrison and party rstus
their Southern trIp.--Fou
ploy,s Of the Sheldon Axe
Wilke.b,rrs. Pa, have 60 ie
BY an explosion In the Chic
anery one man was fatality
others seriously injured
GENERAL FRANK coxE,
General p. M. B. Young and
bought the great Okeehnqk
South Georgia, at 26x cent
the estimate is that the tract
600 acres, The property y I
and Develops, ~
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M Hxsn4 +. srAsros.

=. ,,..s~,.r. ..,,,r.o r 80,
Wboss ts hs sons ont sron q the sSin ~ N.
:" A eo ous "o "' 'hA"s W VINO
'-'' J" the dre "''e "N ''~ WV"
m frsases' Tho acvthe NJ tho vesrs had vr,e
o. tbrop1h-
Ia nnarrince n failurep and turnipo her head
- ~. 1,'o. s-Ssd :, =. 90, - .s,,S, a,.s-
ireod p"''' 'A' "'1," A''''
Iamentin , ber fate with an aud,ble aiab.
From out of her ttterneaa anawered ma.
Ave"
'0
Wto iiyed In the presont With fpiinass os pr,ao
Whose ljps W. re- inst meetinS , the tiason OF wilma
sha n,rt ALL -, ,Ia 80 I Sav So a"o1 ,tt. o
Ia mari ice n feiimep and aniok IN hor cheep
Tbe he ppy heart.current " as eager TO speak.
Az "ps npt W hsr ho"we, nes sbS meae asow
-No." ~ '0
Is marriage n fn;lure2 asked OF n man
WSose yolumes of natnre vera read ~, ho
Whose purro,o in n n WAS 40 bavc and N hold y
Whose psssion was self and wbose doitv Gold
Ia ma, rinpc faju,ep and ouicker he want
No mon, MT in folly like ibia In he anen,
But hea ing full we / MS he hastened on by
He laughed in my tnco and he nnsweisd mo
"Kyel- '
Us MARI ;ase n f. ilurep I naked Of n p,ir
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l S1SZ; s0IiSa Sdsss'

70 nno nno Flour-Southern Common 20
NEW ~" ~ b0as2S IS; Wheat--Nol White
TAR m,,,I. S1.te Is State. 57a60; Corn--5outnern
sla1dM ,,aM 'sysS7 Y. Oaus- w hite. State 2o9saSsN
xeuow, xeups,,,s,s-sscate, Sa17I eta Chee'e-osAt''
ss ssss1aicN cts; Esgs-l4Esla Enat c.si psousylvaui,
fHiha oSa 4 75. Wheat t--Penpsyivania an
fancy, .rn He'd. S5aei; Rye Pennsyinysan,a ns WI.
5onssei sns. e.iccorn~-southern yellow, 3illass Gus
- 1874 cts; tsutter .Ssa0e: 80 0SS EeusS v.
ttsS,sssssssse---N. Y. Factory, 9asN cSS' Nss'
StAse. ios CATTLE. .roo
p.rrrxoaE--fseef, 7Ssi s)i Sneep--s' "
, ~ - HoQs--$4 75a5 25. AZ. ss.,>-x6 ,o
40 20 DO VoRx --Beef--s6 00a7 O0i iSheep-so oO
4 a e5. Hogs--s44oti6 % A xo, shsao-
s l sosb 20; a HJys--st SoaA ~
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Two Blue.BOttle Flies.

gentleman making a call at the
house of friend was astonished to find
the rooms and passages in confusion
and, on inquiring the cause, was an
swered:
@oh, we are very much annoyed
,sSss ssas $! s. 3 lR;ssl az
exuct place. but we cannot endure the
stencil any longer, SO we have removed
the furniture. rolled up the carpets,
and called in the carpenters, who are
just beginning to take up the floor"
Now, don't he too hasty," said the
visitor; "you need not pull up more
than one board. will show you what
1mean presently; and, meanwhile, shut
down the drawing-room windows and
close the door"
He then stepped down into the gar
den, walked round to the horse stables,
and after a few minutes absence came
back to the drawing-room with 10th
hands claspcd. Placing himself in the
center of the drawing-room, he opened
his hands and out flew two large blue
bottle flies and buzzed around the room
for a second or two. But presently one
of them alighted on certain plank of
the floor, and was almost immediately
followed by the other. ssA
"Now, then" said theeQisitor, stake
up that board, and I'll SSsge that the
dead rat w md beheath it = n'st@s4-
the car f56fstefB applied their tools,
raised the board, and at once found the
cause of the unpleasant smell,as..
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Two Sounds By One wora.

Ihe reason q person at one end of a
long pipe will hear twice over the
sounds made at the other end. Is that
IRON Is better conductor OF sound Than
AR is, so that the sound which Il
heard last travels through the a;r =
,as;.' nne hence more slowly than oyer the
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5aohkIi IN Loia character Tor suSh q
senselcss and feeble device to be accepta-
BILE to her. It was not tho act OF a rationa,
peing. but OF a mischlevous or malevolent
Iwns inclined to believe that the exnlAna-
tion Miss Lascelles had ofrerod was Just
one. and that what she had seen was purely
imaginative and the result OF fear. inspired
by those mysterious sounds which might
yet be explained.
This was not Van Hoeck's opinion nor
WAS 1t Braces.
81 will not say the Kid has dono It," ho
~cqd; there's no sayin' what groaser blood
VIII do. For the sake OF argument. we will
say she did, but ondortake she shall not
play the same bower twice, II her fathers
persuasion counts for anythin':" and he
went of at once TO search for Lola in the
wood.
When wo were alone, Van Hoeck said:
Ask Sir Edmund: he will toll you. as no
told me. that Brace WAS In the woods yes
terday while you were philandering with
Miss Lascelles. What was he there for but
10 hnd his daughter and employ her in
Good heavens!" 1 exclaimed. losing my
temper; what notion have You got hold OF
now Last night you suspected Sir Ed
Two suspect any one who has the op-
porty b possess himse OF such n treas
ure .o0 hold. Do you blame the man
who protects himself when his lie is In
danger2 That diamond is life 10 me! What
could do II 1t wore lostp You hold that
diamond-my lifc---in your keeping. You
are bound to take every precaution for its
snfcty. You have no right to despise my
va. ming because IL does not agree with
your reckless trust in humanity"
Tako the diamond into your keeping. II
You think IL is not safe in mine." said.
You make that offer because yon know
! am powerless to accept it in my blind and
helpless condition. How can I keep it
against man like Brace?"
IF you have more faith in my power to
keep the diamond. why do you accuse me
OF neglectfng It's safotyY'
ger that exists. God!" he exclaimed. pro-
trnding his sightless eyes to the light. and
elnsss ,GafhSyeaM Mavs Min frenzy: ny 49, TO think
What possib,a waS can 500 of ahers onr 1H Sa
asked, sbtoie econnectior,@bt2, '' VIA
,eond and tho un even, Inc saferp. p.the,harnt Of
mind. : -ssAsas Ssss iss. ! ~ many ~
. The pilot failed ho cont. as on they sDs
tne girl mistook my room.
An incredulous exclamation cscancd mo
fe,t shall hear me, no mutterod, stretch.
apc sng ms arm to the right and lett until ho
ciutching u tightly; you shall see.-wIth
my eyes. u not with your own. You have
!urgea that the girl could know nothing of
rece1ysp c 1pPs,sIon 81 the rooms but che might
vent Into the wood to give her those me me
bb,fpcmons bs h Yesterday, Look at your plan
ne nanded me the diagram L had drawr
A. his request-.B Brace, having his roona
at the back OF the .ri0ht block wov,I
naturally tell hcr .nhon she "9 cot
70 the top Of tho sta1 Wa not ~ ,,sos sos
through tho pictur ~ but fo 1o
straight TO the landI| 6r tbe ststre s9
nsd assembled, opon the window .n the bnv
which would then be on her lett hand. anj
pAke her war to the orlsl facing hcr, That.
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to Miss Leonora EW rs - S6nfa. .----
A company with D itI Id e, 30 600
has been organized ID C q buiid the.
largest plat, glass factof y tie world at
Elwood, Ind.-A rich ol kaohelor called
Lucky" Morgan, of Dods No was mur.
dered and robbed and his fthrown into
well. Tho peach prosI}c th M caigan Is
reported to be q failure -lkI1A dispute over
game Of marbles, tmmy Wineman,
twelvs years old, shot and &kill611 Berthe Poly.
mus. at joliet, Ill.-TA NJ York STATE
Court OF Appeals deolar$ tl Electrical E1-
ecutiou act constitutional d for General
George Crook, U. s.. AT mand of the
Departnentof tbe Missf Cd In Chicago
-James y Slocum, dNeWPYork baseball
player, was sentenced death for the muir.
der OF his wife.--Tha COMMITTEES of min
listers of the EyangeliiL denomination. at
r. adiug, Pa, found Hshop J. J. Esher. OF
Chicago, guilty OF the harges of falsshood.
siander aud creating .ssssaons Ia the
meeting was held at Frederick S, urg, Va.
In the interest Of the proposed Northern
Neck Railroad along The Rarpahannock.
j. w. Woodruff. ,x-pr, sident of the
Life ami Reserve Insuancs Company, OF
Buffalo; is missing, as is also his Irelty
blonde typewriter. r.---lnn!e Loyeric ard
Mamie McDermott, fatorv operators at
Westport, Ct, fought oasf the attentions
OF young man, the batts lasting about ten
minutes, and Annie coniigf OCT victorious.
Benjamin Grewell wal Iynched at Gym
thiana, KY, by scors offarmers. whom he
defrauded two years ago Binf1son. Ala,
gives $5o0.0O0 to the Methodist Episcopal
Church, for the location there OF the South.
ern University The American lauudry-
men of New York held meeting to perfect
arrangements to oust thu Chinese from, tho
business. by the burstip4o of agrindstone
at the Whitaker Mill, tpI vheeling, w. Va,
Samuel Richardson. CDauiel
n. Fox. sxmayor Of ! N +. all.--.-e.,s-
Atlantic City.----Fi dc roy cd thfee blocks
Of buildings In Savilia, s1e,urb OF Jackson
vile. Loss $i25. 900. ID U6{>sd States Mar
shall Walker and mis- deputit1 are after the
sellers OF intoxicating liquors mi dian Ter
ritory. The new state washington is to
have the Australian election system. &c.
A. Searlie aud w. c. Paine we're arrested at
Wissonia, Montana. for robbinR the North
ern Pacific Express OH - at Bfdiuerd, MINI.
Of $l5 00o.--James y Ksur>ay, Jr. foreign
money-order clerk OF ths 6sn francisco
pos,o office is an emtezsIsr tlthe extent OF
si2. OOo. - Miss Jessie W'ht51 aged nineteen
years. committeI suicide ty shootins her
sels through the heart whiI ssittins In a us-
gy In front Of hotel in Jollist. li.--Tue
school act, abo;ishing the right OF the Roman
Catholics to have separate schools and oblig-
Ing all classes Of the community to pstronizs
the national secular schoos, has passed the
Aa1toba legislature. ----E!isn Dsviin. OF
aras. g. e iapna IN an eoue ,ious.
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village % ~ f4otz1oo near Che8fer. Four
teen houses were blown down, a negro named
James3i u11T was killed. and 53vrraI persons
fsefionsIf Injured. The roof OF the Georpia.
Carolina aud Northern Depot was blown
half q mile away. Robinson & Bros. estab-
lishment aud Dickey's drug sto. were totally
demoiished. E1gemoor's new church was
also DESTROYED.
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Tho OHIO on the Rise.

CINCINNATI, O.-The Olio river is appar-
the last q .oI, when it barely reacued 81 feet.
Here IL is alre idy 4S feet iuvhes. anu Is RS.
ing at the rate of two inches al LoIr. AZ
Portsmouth 1t is rising three inche, un hour,
while above the reports say it is rising and
raining. The Big Sandy roso 10 feet in an
hour at Louisa, KY. The Licking river, ct
Falmouth and Cynthiana, is rising very rap.
idly. Here the temperature Is growing
slightly colder. but the tall Of temperature
probable at this time of the year, an pre-
vent a very high river here within the next
few days
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FIRE AND PROHIBITION.
The Residence of an Advocate OF the
Cause burned.

- xor eysr q year shsro heR hesa sbitter-war,
r he froA' ssss0s anti Pro.
;s,,fiou elements ID Colorado Springs. Cal.
Tba fe.,inz was s. bitter that two months
.oo tho residence OF Mayor Stocsbridse,
,essominent Proh,oitionst, was burned ., tne
promnS ioss. Sii 900, and IL is rumored his
noIiticai enemies had q hand In the matter; r.,
AZ %Sssins ns,ss sssoosSsdss sSe was nominated
$780, and at three o'clock his new resid nc
,sas f,red an burned to the ground. me ioe
" ss 600. The Am .rioan Hotel, adjoining
WAS damaged $8 OOo,
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MARKETS.

-Flour-City Mills. extra, "a. 90
ASA. 40, Wheat-Southern Fultz, SOiS3:
Corn-5outhern White, 37a3S cts, Yellow
S5da35Xc. Oats-Southern and Psnnsylvania
s7a5Ucts. I; Rye-Maryland & Pennsylvan q
b5a5TcJs Hay-Maryland and Pennsylvania
l2 oOa$l3 o. STRAW w heat, q. 5Oa$ 90 Butter,
Eastern Creamery, 21a2Sc., nearby receipts
lOa2Octs; Cheese--Eastern Fancy Cream. IL
aIiX cts. w estcrn, 9al0 cts; Eggs---i2
.l2I5sM sJAa Leet--Inierior. : lag: 59al
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House Sessions.

9th DAY.-After the morning hour ex-
pired tue House went into committee of the
Ion the Pension Appropriation bill. Mr..
.AoFscy lCaiifosnisl in charge Of the bill,
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Appearance.

Secretiking the other day
When They met q man with
Nowom the child looked q
at Us he passed and then
not laugh at him." said the
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r,annigan, ,,the author Of the .rarIs,aaHl Sa,lsa u.
ans sSs London % Asbsr @um Club; aaSsrSs,sarhI aSrS %
'Jus;ic, Coleridge aud several w uainss Isth Tthe
Cabinet ministers canvasssd asa'p'' ,cript.
gan,
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Alarm at Jonhstown.

s JoHNsTowN, PA.-rhe effects Of the steady
rain began TO be opp ,rent in the rise OF the
river. No particular damage has been done
g: e. s.. e.e.y minute = sraught with dan y.
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SPRING FLOODS,
heaFy Rains and Melting Snow
Raise the Rivers.
.,,,,- - ."In StrcamS fa wext vir.
OF All Rounds aud Doug
considerable Damarc-

no MountRin Strcamx I'm wov. W.
s'ni@ Out OF All Rouud. ana n...
considerable Damage.
''ports from about dozen noin,s g., ,,,
mountains OF West Virginia show that all ,bs
sHeams are bank full aud still rising TIL
inoications for dis istrous foods war. 49,
oetter, and there is a good deal Of ann-,h.n.
" ,on. Along the Tygarts Valley river. the
and the W s.; fork OF the Monongah .la
county us 8 IS ah,at. AT W.ston, Lewis
iIv.. ~, On ene west fork, the river is twenty
rs,.. teoe deep and stiil rising, and there ar,
~. @ greas damage hi,Ler up the
- 800 s - g as kss!s:s
iaSart Valley. the river is very hiv., an stiII
rising at the rate of one loot per hour
~ Cnarieston telegram says the Great X an
awna marks show thirty feet, and there is a
seneaal st Iear that consider ,bie portion OF
.ne CITY Will be Inundated. O.d riv.r men at
Soarlestol say the Il ,od will b, the worst
known Tor years. A the tributaries OF the
hahawna are dangerously high. Enormous
quan.,ths OF lumber have gone out OF E.k
ana 9th 'r tributaries of X Kanawha- The tie
n ihawha Is also very hiyh, aud still ri i'm,
mo Mo bODgahe ~ anu YoughIogheuy
tIrTsBURG. PA A food OF serious pro.
PORTIONS threatens this section. Tho warm
ram OF tho past " days has caused the snow
onthe mountains TO melt ami this has swollen
ali .ns small streams until they are olt OF
tneir banks. Dispetches from all points along
the Allegheny, YouShio. heny and Monon.
Eahela rivers report the water rising rapid.
~. AT the head waters Of the Mononyeh ,,a
tue water is higher than ever known before.
ana IL IS still fast creeping up Farm land;
a'ons the sire ans are asready under water,
aud great alarm is felt
Mckeesport. Pa, dispatch says the Mo.
nonganela and Yougniogheny river are both
higher now than at any ttme this sousuns r.rsu
the in licalions poiut TO a greater volume Of
water tnan has besn known In these streams
In years.
People living along the streams are prepar-
ing for submerged dwtl inss, and mauy are
preparing to move out.
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needed. Ne Gift: man in my
keepsakes py bad fur dat
large bag -ie. ."-Arkans1to
S,tnday-St
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% that mar"
said the child, 1T must have
rst man he madel"--BOston
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KNOW OF inc OK
istence OF tho
ledge? 1t was
true she had
access to tho
Mouse at night.
but I doubted il
1t were possible
for her to SEQ
the ledge In the
dark even from
the bay window.
But admitting
tho >ssibilitv.
would sho risk
her lie for no
purpose but to
alarm Miss Las
'rhCre
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,A<& yam ffoe5E. The could see you now.
1 said to myself. @eouid not
uIl.ww4ot awake her; withdrew the
.snt uae was In shadow. placed Il on
tne AbIA <ehed my book, and seated NV
s sem wnerH read and yet watch Tho
sleeper. 32id this. the clock In the bel.
,ry ,ry,s S,hime9 hour. I looked at INV
could not my attention "s, mn"m sweiye. We
,,,nI DTok ior some time. my mind being occu-
pied with conjectures TO account for Iola's
the h,esence. 1t lifted in with Van HoecE's
possibly because my judgment was biasea
oy sentiment-I could not believe she had
come there with any sinister intention.
,o'.s wms sather disposed to think that She Ind
Efieaa she knew, V' " " Aoa' 'ue ohiy