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Pneasseaia aud Bronchitis Garry eli
oasshira Of the Human

II IA not generally knswn that
Pnsumouia and Bronchitis carry of
one n.ird OF the human race, but such
are the facts, and what IL more sur.
prising, both ofths above diseases result
from neglecting u common ordinary
cold. A cough should never be neg
lected. Ifitis, every time you catch
cold you cough harder, aud II sticks by
you longer. Billiards. Hofehound
syrup is the best remedy In tho world
for Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. II you have
any throat trouble, call for Billiards.
Horehound Syrup and take no other.
zion's Cooperative Mercantile Ipsti-
tuition, Agents. IL
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sn,rwmEcw N A Rrvrn.


CISciNSATi, Ohio, Feb. 1.-THE
steamer Shcrioci struck the Kentucky
pier Of the ChesaJ eake 4 Ohio bridge
going down the river tonight ON her
trip to New Orleans. She had aboard
thirty passengers, and about llfty or
sixty crew. The boat went 10 pieces
and iloated down 10 Filth Street, where
she sank. The cabin iioated down tho
river aud at Riverside some Of the crew
got ashore in skill. Some were
rescued ut Filth Street
The river was high, the wind strong
and m the vessel approached the
Chesapeake n Ohio bridge those on
deck were Mortified " SEQ the boat
apparently nj the mercy OF the current.
In a moment more, with terrible
crash, the steamer struck the stone pier
aud was Immediately disabled.
James Pickett observed the accident
from the Kentucky shorc aud, getting
all the men he could, manned several
boats and went 10 tho rescue. lie sue.
ccedcd In taking oil ak women aud
seven men, following the floating YES.
sol as She went down the river. lie
saw some OF the crew swim In shore,
two on raft, and thiuks lac saw many
struggling In the water.
When the steamer reached the Fifth
Street wharf the hull sank, leaving the
passengers In the cabin afloat. Herr
some of the people managed 10 get
ashore. Tho harbor steamer "a. l..
Martin" was hastily sont after the
floating cabin and caught II at River.
side, several miles below the city. As
many people NJ were left were taken
hastily n rad mn brought back. Mrs.
Mclean Of Pltt-bufg was instantly
killed by falling frci sht when the boat
struck the bridge.
At a. m. II In known definitely that
Mrs. Mclean, Of Pittsburg, and her
granddaughter, Msrgery Brown, were
the only ONES OF the twenty.one
registered passengers lost. ~ the nine
Unregistered passenger, whether all
nfc safe IN not rnrc, but II u believed
they airs among those who were rescue
cd ny the boats. All Of the crew, ex.
ccpt the cabin and deck CLERKS, are be-
iicved 10 have escaped, but there IN
much uncertainty about the clerks and
some rOustabouts, who werv not on the
official lls,. Persons are reported cs-
caplug 10 the shore for quite u distance
along the river below Covington. The
rescued aru 10 scattered about on both
sidrs Of the river tonight that II Is i'm.
possible to make tally Of those mis-.
tinr,
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THE FUNERAL or SHERMAN.
An Order Concerning the Process.
sion, Etc.

An Order Concerning tue Process.
sion. Etc.
NEW YonS, Fob. II. - Generals
Howard, Butterfcld anu Slocum, In
charge OF tho funeral OF General Sher-
man, have issued orders outlining the
arrangement Of the funeral procession,
etc. This cortege win bo an imposing
one, comprising regular troops, sailors,
marines AMI National Guards, besides
the President and Cabinet, visiting
Governors, various military societies,
etc. Tho caslset will DO drawn on n
caisson. Tho pail bearers win be-
MaIor.General Schoiield, Major.Gen.
erai Howard, Rear.Admirals Braine
aud Greer, Professor Kendrick, Gen.
eral Joseph II. Johnston, MaJor.Gen.
erals Sl0cum, Sickles, Dodge, Corse,
Swayne and Woodford. This column
viii be- commanded by Major-Generai
Howard.
The Confederate Camp OF this city
today passed resolutions Of respect,
and named u committee 10 attend the
funeral. All the public offices aud
buildings will be- closed on the funeral
day, and flags half-mastcI throug hout
the city and on the shipping In the
harbor.
Tine family Of General Sherman to.
day decided to allow the friends Of the
hero aud old war veterans who fought
with him au opportunity to view the
body. For this purpose they set apart
today aud tomorrow from 10 n. m. to 4
pm. The regular military guard re-
mains on duty IN tho front hall, while
a special squad Of policemen keeps the
people In line,
A cast Of the iace Of the General
which has been taken IL pronounced u
success.
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brunswick. Ga, Feb. i7.-It is
stated tonight on the authority OF
Calvin \. Brice that the object OF the
late Gould trip was TO look after the
Genital mud South American trade. He
said. at was our desire 10 lind what
steps were necessary 10 carry out the
intentions OF thei International Congress
TO establish trade between the coun.
tries. We are completing our arrange.
nonts Us rapidly ns possible aud have
already woSouthern ports, brunswick,
Ga, and Mobile, Ala. froin These sen.
port terminals we will establish several
lines Of steamers TO the Spanish Amer.
lean countries.
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Mr., Frank Huffman, n young man
OF Burlington, Ohio, states That hs
had been under the care OF two prom
inent physlcians, and used their treat.
ment until he WINS not able 10 got
around. They pronounced his case 10
be Consumption and incunble. lilo
was persuaded to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, anu mt that time was not
able TO walk across the street without
resting. He found before he had used
half OF a dollar bottle that lie was
much better; he continued to use II
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, I.ung or Chest
Trouble, try II. We guarantee satis-
faction. Trial bottle free at A. q.
smith n Co.'s Drug Store. 8
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KILLED ny INDIANS.
Anthepy D-wsssr H-psrsed Murdered
BY Having tIosIIIe..

MisSEAioLIs, Fob. liza special
frvn Dubuque, H., to the Tribune,
says; The remainso f Anthony Dews.
ter, once resident Of this county, ar
rived ut his former home In Liberty
township yesterday. A few years ago
he removed with his family To the
vicinity of Pine Ridge, N. ID. About
a week ago he was Killed by the In
dians, scalped and his head severed
from the body. II Ia reported that
thrccof his children were scalped, and
his wife aud hired man escaped. The
muidereTs were small band Of rowing
h0stilcs, not yet surrendered.
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Ballard. SNOW Liais.s.,.

This invaluable remedy Ia ono that
ought to be In every household. II
win cure your Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Cuts, bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet and Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. ffyou have Lame Back It viii
cure It. II peneirates TO the seat Of the
disease. twill cure Stin Joints and
contracted muscles after all other reme-
dias have failed. Those who have been
cripplcs for years have used Bdfiard's
SnotD Li,nnioat and thrown away their
crutches and been ablo 10 walk as well
as ever. II will cure you. Price so
ceats.
20. NJ. Agents. lss
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Several years ago Chamberlain 4 Co.,
OF Dies M0lner, Iowa, commenced ths
manufacture Of cough syrup, bcll.v-
Ing IL TO be the most prompt ana relia.
bio preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public appre-
ciate true merit, and In time II was
certain 10 become popular. Their most
ssDguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II Is recog nized as ''the best made,O
where ever known. IL will cure a
severe cold IN less Time than any other
treatment, For sale by u. q. MI.
Drug Dept. das
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0ib.on ordered Arrested.

CHICAGO, Feb. i7.-An indictment
against George ellison was returned
By the grand Jury this afternoon,
charging him with having In his poss-
ession dynamite, nitro glycerine or gun
powder for the purpose OF doing bodily
Injury 10 IL. ii. Schufeldt and
Others. Thu bond was fixed at So, 900,
and oapias issued for Gibson's ar
rest.
~. Henne~ey OF this city was
elected SECRETARY OF theWhishy Trust In
place OF ellison, who resigned
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10 IL a Mistake

To try To cure calArrh by using local
applications. Catarfh is not local bus
n constitutional disease. IL Is not q
disease Of the mans nose, but OF the
man. Therefore, ~ effect cure, re.
quires y constitutional remedy like
Hood's sarssparilla, which, acting
through the blood, reaches every part
ofthe system, expelling the taint which
causes the disease, and imparting
health.
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Sr. PAUL Feb. ia special 10 the
Pioneer PFess from Bismarck, n. d.,
by the action Of the Senate on resub-
mission aud capital removal. Rvsub.
mission was considered AMI defeated
by a vote Of Is 10 Il, aud tho capital TO-
nioVal by - To s, aud both questions
settled Tor two years, II not forever.
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TIL. Telegram NO, from Elaine.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Star
this uvening prints n letter from Sccre-
thry Blaine, referring 10 u telegram at
tributed 10 him aud said 10 have been
read Mt celebration at Fairhaven,
WASH, Saturday. He says he never
before heard Of the celebration, aud the
alleged telegram was neither written
nor sent by him.
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PiTTsnURu, Pa, FeL. 1.-THE will
OF the late J. NJ. Mccullough, vice.
president Of the Pennsylvania Com
pany, was filed for probate. The estate
Ia valued at from seven million dollars
10 ten million dollars. The will gives
his wife and daughter each one.fourth
Of the estate, the remainder being left
In truet.
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PARNELl..


LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE ParneiIife
and AicCnrthyite members Of Parlia-
ment held meetings today. At the
meeting Of tho Parncllites resolutions
were adopted, stating that In negotla-
ton between Parncll and O'Brien,
with view TO settle the existing dis
putc-, the course Of tho former meriled
continued confidence or the irish, as
capable OF guarding tho interests aud
honor Of the Irish Nation aud Of con-
Quoting tho Nationalist cause 10 final
triumph.
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lfyou are Yellow, Bilious, cons,i.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
dfowsy, no appetite, iook, out your
Liver Is out Of order. One LoX of these
Pills will drive all the trouble away
and make a new being Of you. Price
rs cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agent d&s
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Grave charge. sEsis.i Haiiroad
president.

CHICAGO, Fob. lT.-..willlam $. Al.
MA ny ny 4 rais 'isfs r ssssss' s ~
ucivsr fof the Louirvilic, New Albany
y Chicago Railway. A lengthy Iii
wa fled, making grave charges
against Prrsidcn, Bfryfogle. He
charges Brcyfogie will uoctOrng the
records OF tho directory aud packing
the board with his personal friends, who
were not Stockholders. a conspiracy !.
alleged between Brcyiogl- aud Ileury
;. yes 10 wretl, tho company and boy
II Ia for their cgnleder,,es. Judge
Tuley referred the matter " the Master
IN Chanccry.
Director llughts, speaking for ffcal.
dent lireyfuglr tonight, pronounced
the proceedings simply n malicious at
.acs on tue credit u the company,
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kingum river is mpiJly rising. Two
hundred people were driven from their
homes today. Railroad taiiic IA al.
most entirely suspended. The rain
ceased TO night, aud colder weather
may cause suhsidencc Of the Hood.
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"Learned, skilled aud Capable Ply.
sictnns."

This oldest, most reliable AMI success
ful Pacific Coast specialists, Or. Liebig
4 Co., Of the Liebig World Dlspensary,
butte City, Kansas CITY aud San Fran.
cisco cisco, are Justly celebrated S Tor their ..,
Deiormities In Utah, VIII vislt Ogden
February 18th and Goth, aud have Of
fees at Broom Hotel; at Cilt House,
Salt Lake CITY, Feb. 27th and asth; at
Boise City, March srd and ith, aud al
HALEY, Idaho, March 9th, 9th aud
7th. d&slaw
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a Suggestion rha, saved ny Li,.

took u severe cold and suffered pain
through the back and kidneys. sent
for u physician, who pronounced my
case Gravel. A friend recommended
DR., David kennedy's Favorite Rene
dy, OF ltondout, n. Y, and after talk.
ing two bottles | considered myself
perfectly cured. Davies, Roches.
ter, New York. What more could he
asked. d&s
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Suicide.

LONDON. Feb. i7,-A woman was
found dying this morning with her
throat cut and suffering with stab
wound In the chest. In spit. OF the
slack the Ripper" theory, the police
declare that the woman committed
suicide.
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CAIno, Fob. 1.-THE Egyptian
troops today occupied ~ 'rcb without
having 10 engage The troops Of osmnn
Dlgna. This dervislics retreated 10
Talkay, upon which place the Egyp'
tim troops will advance TO morrow.
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wAshiSoTos, Feb. u. - Major
General Schofield IN confined TO his
houso by severe cold, anu conse-
quently was unable 10 attend the nun.
eral Of Admiral Porter today,
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For strengthening aud clearing the
voice, use "llrOwn's Bronchial Troclies.-
81 have commented them 10 friends
who were public speakers, and they
have proved extremely scrviceablc. ~
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
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DANIELS AMENDMENT TO THE
COPYRIGHT BiLl REJECTED.
ny Telegraph to the Ssws.i
coNGREsssOsAu.
The Question of the Hawaiian Cabiei
nils aud Amendments.

ate the credentials of William A. PEI.
fer, Standardized from Kansas, and
voorhue. 81 IndIana, lur The term bc.
ginning March ith next, were PRESENT.
ed aud placed on file.
The finance committee reported back
adversely stanford's bill 70 provide the
government with means sufficient 10
supply the national want Of sound
circulating medium. IL was placed on
the calendar.
The diplomatic and consular appro.
pria,ion Bill was taken up, the PENDING
question being Doiph's amendment 10
increase The salary OF the minister TO
'Vt,ueM from tlVop 10 siu.Ouo.
On point OF order OF Hale, Dolph's
amendment was ruled out, aud sub
r'pueiit amendment by MIN, 10 make
wv silnfy % the Minister To Portugal
s'oOo, was, on motion OF Hale, laid on
the table.
McPhenon moved 70 reconsider the
soVo nuop,ihg tne Hawaiian cable
s.i,,nu ,, 20 WIN, ne mign. nose 20
40" no, W, sn, num "'o"ehee i'""i
~, 49,, ~ s'"o,"ys,
D. . ,'ot,gn VI i,iiui,is w. np''v ~
\, o. se'"s'''' ""- '"'u oh III" h"io--'
W., .,,. -, o. A.. A..
sn.na ~, no, NJ, ., snsIiii,n 'he zen OF
s,1 w n,'.'sV ,,-s anu You,
800. '..M W utescv, hsunanna ahu
T. n ws cilhIiseu 70 max. i.hu
i ,,ay A,.iaoIu'haHy anu M'hs'ct
MI p'en.y. IL
ussuo," .uc n"h'lan s.uI,
~. Inn W nea" S"i'isie arsuea ,ns.
no prorr plaec in IN. d,nloma,ic MI
Nv plncInr sugar oo The IN, ia under
M, last tariff I'M. Inc moi az isi,, nd.
mltting sngar ana rice nom Hawaii
free OF duty. NO as 10 carr, Out n treaty..
ind beef, frp.alod by Convrcs- with.
out motto, 10 m. Iiawaiisn cavern.
meni,
Allison said wh.n bo arre.d 10 the
confercnc, rport lbs und.rriooJ from
a score which, hmd fully examlned Ia,
aus.slou tknt Ire ow,..ion n ~ CLAUS
- 49, m. -
affect this Hawaiian treaty al all.
Morgan criticized Carllsle'a opposl.
ton. imputing Il 10 mn unwilliignrs,
10 entrust President Harrison with IN,
Expenditure OF n quarter OF n million d
wear. He denied that the cesslon OF \
coaling and repair station nj the harbor
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There In no danger OF cold result.
Ing la pneumonia whom Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is used M directed
"for n severe cold" II ufiectually
counteracts aud arrests any tendency
u cold 10 result In Pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven Ia thousands Ut
hasos during the epidemic of influenza
last winter. For sAlo by z. q. NJ. I.
Drug Dept akS
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CniCAGO, Fob. ii.--Tha American
Association Of Gprcfal Passenger aud
Ticket Agents, In aifliou IN this city
decides, 10 niaso this meeting take the
place oi the seml.aunual meeting, 20
nave becn held Ia San Francisco
March 7tl, sud % postpone The con.
templaird dip 10 tho Pacific Coast
until ncAt ycar
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All cash subscriptions for the Miiea.
niai Star should bc forwarded 10 JAMES
JACK at the Presidents Office, Salt
Lake City, lAs
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BERLIN, Feb. Hit Ii reported that
the Privy Council Of Ministers decided
against the prosecution Of Prince Bis
marck.
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tn. coun, OF Psri. Mourning.

WAsIIIsGroS, Feb. i7.--Gsneral
Sohoiield today received cablegIam
from the Comic do Paris, expressing
grief at the death Of General Sherman.
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LOOKING INFO THE BUSINESS OF rIns
STATES.
Philadelphia Elects u Republican
Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL. - Edwin
:. stuart rep was elected Mayor 10.
day over i.ainer dem by an estimat.
cd majority Of 10000.
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| NIpNlh lkp4 NAhlo'n liNNit's
xnmIISo, W. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
ruies, Hood In many year. IA expect.
sler. Reports from NIL sections n
" State indicate unusually huavy
nn AMI the streams are rising rapid
b Al railroads entering the city are
i,.kei ny laud-lldes
6hErSHruRu, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
sasns continue 10 rlsc, and tho people
L'lag on the low lands are making
tslaailons 10 move ut any moment.
~ saluehanns nj West Lathrop Is
hf mile wide, and much Of the
tsa Il submerged. This sccobd and
hii flefics Of buildings along the
Gek ait flooded. The same condition
4 iadn prevails nj Laramie, Irwin,
Aaou, Hanson City, Cnh Tree and
ai'i places. Bridges, fences, hay
49,, elc., In every direction have
lun carried away.
FEElOEr, Pa, Feb. l1.-lRalu has
sssn hlling steadily forty hours and
~ bwn and surrounding country Is
u',iei. AZ noon the water was Two
Ming.
Nnf NGwTON, Pa. Feb. 1.-THE
io1yalosheny river this afternoon
i'.'hsd tho highest point since
August 1854. Much damage IN done
sniliosda by landslldes.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, Feb. i7.-I,ain
~ allen here, Ia torrents for thirty.
IA hoan and the
NslAfA RIVER Is 4 MILE WIDE.
!he citizens Of Porptown and Smith
NV We're Compelled 10 vacatc their
.elnsa aud many bridges Mere swept
Wy. The loss Is very heavy. Al
aehsesqoft The iron works and mills
- submerged. Much damage has
-. ssa done In the lower portion Of the
w many families being compelled 10
sahdon their homes.
NAsrlios, o., Feb. I7.-Th.
!. n'e,al' south Of this State are badly
"euen w the heavy rains OF the INST
r~ ny. sa!s, All dwellings in the
~ Jaw 1.-THE city are surrounded
sAsf. The railroads are badly
NJ ya ~ washouts. AtSteubsnyilie
=. h'efi Is rlslng ut the rate OF one foot
.houf, aud the railroads are forced
d, Wien, X tiaiiic In many places In
saier '"h' VI inc hi9h
W., "illiAasroKr, Pa, Feb. l7.-Ad.
1, 4. w, .V'n points up the river arc that
iiss" WI, iAlnlng and all the streams arc
..s ,ne lumber men are very un.
M, aAny merchants have com.
n.' 70 move their goods from M.
~ Aofies Of their es,ablishnents Ths
,l,.iso,I any wy cry show that twenty.
d, wv, a3od will bring the water I'M 70
htn,,s,' mouse square. A flood Ia now
C,s.e 90 The head waters of Pine
M y ualeton. On that cree, n
~ u ,p,iioke, letting between eIsht a,a
Di.,s,cChn.le et OF logs escape.
III rls a'enes from several points I'm
h.llg' ana " report the riveis rapidly
FLOODS ARE FEARED.
d.isc, ,,ssaaiileld, some streets are iuup.
h nov many people were compelled
have H. several million feet Oh logs
house, n ~ washed out. At Tyrone tho
M hsli .a n.y. western Tart Of the town
4 lool essoo.nerged. At Upton there
A, MIps,,,w, waller oyerthc railroad tracts,
iysf / y,,S h r,olnl, the Conemaugh
'et wort,ayy nigh aud many men IRE
THIN /. a yn,a n. Y, Feb. IT,
,l,ar here. '''fs IN lhe Mohawk river
lui n. lef hour tonight. sn ,ds' n .sn
NJ. w" lols tell where the is,an,is
lsscI i ro'oa Y o., Feb. ia dis.
"''A zAnesvills says the Mus n,s.
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sr. PAUL, Feb. iT.-Advices from
Ia. northern part nj Miuncsota and
North Dakota state IA heavy snowfall
occurtci In those States last night aud
to-day. Rochester, Minnesota, reports
the worst bllfzifl OF tho season raging.
Trains mr., more or less delayed.
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rhe moi rake. jackson Park.

CHICAGO, Fob. liam Idle mob,
numbering about 1000, was again In
i0aession Of Jackson Park today and
making threats against the Italian Ia.
hofcru In case they should attempt 10
resume work. The contractors, how
ever, decided not 10 DO anything more
until plan OF protection u definitely
settled.
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-,.,,,. Again flocded' Unusually
S'''''' n.,,y Rains in West
virginia.
.,..use srt,o'ly tos FORTY
''''', souus At fsss'oHT'
Hundred People Driven fro" their
'" r.n., at Cleveland oh'0'
Traffic suspended.
.,,r,ys to the sr"'''
rxprR Watch.
.u.,..., CITY and Other ''"''' W.
iis undated.

Ah undatcd.
,,.vo Feb. 1.-THE presen.
fi, ns,sd t,ood bids fair 10 rival , .', 4,
'',il,T The river has been rising ~, ~
4 ~ 4. mi going up tonight: Aile,
AZ ~ a,, ha,suff,red most. several
tiay .,y under m water. At least 1000
49, ~, ,,e flooded. Great apprehension
: ~, ,b,m, A. two natural sai "a,
iti ",eon,gbt have endangered III.
,l' lined Nd property. II Is feared
isi ~,ns s, blow, rs the meters aud
~. ~. ,,e several feet under w VA. , ana
~, \. reached. Two MUS hlong
~, ~, have shut down tnchure W
10y W, A.. Ard thousands OF men are
49, about the river banks.
h a. M pIiisburg side cellar. anu
V an the low ground are uc,ng
go and the people are bcslnnins
!. ~ 10y. aut Any iufthcr rise WI 10
! ~ damage. as the high wafer limit
l..1.sa ras.e.l, Even now " ~ fe.
80 ,bat the exposition anu 9'net
w. down.,own buildings have peeh
rsliIy damaged. ,.. p,,.
,,,S and Allegheny have stopped run
ny, owing 70 the fact that the APP
ss,shs, afu several feet under WAFER;
srrs q dray, aud boat- are engaged
4 hauling anxious Ieopl. through tue
,,,,r Ia the bridges. The Pennsyi'
~, trains are behind time, OWING 10
,,.hou,. near Concmaugh, aud ihn
S,lImorr a Ohio had several oai
Asislldes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-18
At JoiINsIowS,

n. dreadful Stony Creek aud Cone.
raafh rivers stool at the highcst point
NJ day. The heavy stone hiiig"
os~d The water 10 hack up Into me
hrn. greater portion Of winch Is
tun four ~ six feet under water
livery house IN Cambria CITY J. J..
rrri, aud a swim stream flows through
D. streets. Late tonight the rivers at
hos points began 10 fall rapidly, but
Ne reopls will not attempt 10 return to
Asli hoas- until assured the Hood IL
rtf.
I Ths iAllrsip all about here are suf-
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