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, 1892-02-05

LONDON Feb, 6.--A eorresp pendent of the
Times at Valparaiso says "A police
guard at The house Of Egan. United Stats
minister Al Santiago Is maintained hy the
Nia4lian authorities with 4 view of pre-
venting any attack as the instance Of the
rough element. This fact, the correspond
ent says threatens to bring about d re-
opening III Che difficulty with the United
states. The correspondent further says
the police Judge at Valparaiso increased
VIZ severity of the sentences imposed upon
the assailonts of She sailors 81 the United
States steamer Balhmore, This course
was demanded 6y The procGrator
, 1892-02-05

WAsEgEeR0N, Feb 5.-The house com
nliStee on immigration today further dis
cussed title subject "a Chinese immigration.
but come to no conclusion. There Is an
evident disposition on the part of the 8nem-
bers 0f the committee oR Chinese inauligra.
ton appointed today. and consisting Of
SeSssenhaIn, Hare and Ketcbum to ar
range for meeting tomorrow with Chair
nlan stump and Representative Gesry. Of
California. both q whom have introduced
bills ~ prohibit Chinese immigration. The
sab COMMITTEES hopes lis conclusion to the
f1i& committee at special meeting next
w~saHr
, 1892-02-05
OUR WATERWAYS.
AR Appeal to Congress for Lib
eraI Appropriations
wesfern wen Hefers the COMMITTEES
rheY Present ths Greaa seed 81
Keeping tine RIvers oF tbe Coun-
-. ~.


Keeping the Ravers oF the Coun-
try open
WAsnaNQvos, ID. q. Fah. sThe house
committee Ia rivers ana harhors gave
hearing to : delegation from
igs western waterways convention, held til
Evansville, lad, lass October. tourge upon
congress larger appropriations EaF the tsl-
pn5vemenl of western waters.
Wm. H. Miller, secretary Of the Mis-
aonri River improvement Association.
mart addressed The committee &n Eawor ISL
So appropriation for She Mississippi ard
Missouri river valleys. lie spoke mainly
III the RnA@emnR Uf water facilities in aao-
ncung industry ard commerce. Miller
aaapEhA the advantage resulting from inl.
proved river transportation would be ta im-
crease thc value uf the land ad accent 70
fgie Missouri river from SIS q SIS and 500
per acre
FaGiek Henry, III Memphis. made q
brief statement fof the Mississippi River
commission.
"A. J. Roberts oi Rittshmre. advocated
very briefly the improvement of the Ohio
AHu spake ct tiae vast saving in coai trans
paytAtian tha4 would accrue hy a liberal
expenditure toT tine 0hi0 and its small
tributaries.
Captain keek, Of Cincinnati. thought
tae Dhia tAe Maosi important stream in THIS
country. and vet it gets less from congress
the country. What Is needed for the 0hso
Is . good appropriation fer more dreaee
and snaE boaas. The hearing was then
c5uanN
, 1892-02-05

s.. PArta MINI, FEB 5.-Dennis Kill
lens we'll known pugilists died al Tie St.
Paul city hospital yesterday of erysipelas.
de was e years of age q native Of Rhiis-
delphia and brother of Pat killen, who
died ot egysipelas im Chicago last fail. Den
mis- killen had not fought So many battles
as his brother, b9t once fought a draw
with Jake kilrsin ana bad engaged I'LL 4
dozen minor battles in Minnesota. Wis
consin and Iowa. His remains viii be
taken 70 Ehiladelnhia.
, 1892-02-05
Iuage 9Kaaa cnss.

WAsHgseVoy, Feb. 5.-The nomination
Of Judge Wood was under consideration
again before The senate judiciary commit
tee toaay- Senator TuEnfs hrought hefors
the eonltAs2se es-llstrzet Attorney Sci
l@Tss w4@ #avN q @Es&s @& statement @4
Judge NJ @aa s saa&4scs dAsMe thG COW
l9u0aes prosecution. ksss statement NaS
very oNSeT~1Mve aa& 4 a. xaa3 IA af
bear AsrS eN jaage Wood 0jheH wis-
nesses we1s exaalnea. Hai &c conclusion
was reached in regard to the nomination.
, 1892-02-05

NAsHrssroN, Feb. 5.-speaker Crisp
opened thc house ehis morning The
speaker was very hoarse and his voice was
inaudibie. Finally be left the chair and
yielded the gavel Ia Mcmillan. Fithian.
Illinois, sent to The speaker bin for re-
ference placing farm implements on the
free hst
The biA introduced by Fithian was or
dered Is be printed ia the Record. The
house then went into the committee of the
M.ain nn EMa aaasMs aaMniaMnN hiL
, 1892-02-05

81. LOUIS, FEB. 5.-Baspite aenials the
local officers of adams Express company
positively assert that several discharges Of
old nlessen gers. said to belong to the
Brotherhood, have taken place Within the
past few days. 4 member Of the Brother
hood said today. "If the express compa-
mics eonEnne their prosecutions there will
ne q strike
, 1892-02-05

Philadelphia Record @Are boys brave
Nhen theig lmha are ampatated 2f was
asked " one ef Tie nurses at the pennsyl-
xania Hospital yesterday Usually So
Nas tnn answer, Some oE the small hovH
display wonderful courage. short time
ago a boy ia my ward had his leg amp0-
tated and be never Eavh d CIV or a moan
during che whole operation, I was 80
pleased with the boys pluck that I wanted
his leR as a souvenir OF a boy who had a
Hon courage but bis mother came f0r the
boy when Tie leit The hospital, claimed his
leg and buried st.
, 1892-02-05

BepA PEsrH, Feb "a judicial inquiry
recently held at Mensats, Hungary, re-
suited in the indictment Of three old
women for The murder Of ten peasants.
The charges of The crime were instigated
by the wives Of the victims. Inquiry also
revealed ting existence of class OF profess
sionai muraerers living in THE villages 81
southern Hungary
, 1892-02-05

NEw YoRK, Feb. .--Noon-Money easy,
AZ lsk@2 per cent Stocks duh and listless.
generally 6rm st Insignificant changes
fnom first prices. Foars. coupon. 49,.
Pacific 6s, 81 Atchison, SIS. Central Pacific.
Sly Burlington. 7s Denver e Rio Grande
i6sz Northern Pacific, s5sg Northern Pa
clhes preferred, ell<; Northwestern. IT.
New York Central E0; Oregon NavSration
COZ North American. I6sI: Pacific Mall
SIS Rock Island, sos ST. Paul & Omaha
8st$ Texas Pacific, 5a5<s Union Pacific
48s Wells Fargo Express, 70 Western
ffnsan cEFg
, 1892-02-05
An tnvestluatian AT vallejo,

VALLEJO, CAL. Feb 5.The secretary of
the navy has directed minute inYestiga-
tion Of the charges made by Joseph a.
watson 5r. WI tbis town. and 4 late era.
ploye 81 the Mare Island navy yard against
Charles ]. Phillips, of san Francisco, mas.
teF shipsmith of The navy yard. This I'M
vestigation villa Be made by Captain Henry
G. Cochrane, Il. s. If. c., and the testi-
mony viii be taken under oath
, 1892-02-05

CHTcAeo, Feb. S. ~ Close Wheat Z
Firms Cash, S7ske; Nav, 9t7ko.
Corn-stroug; cash, 4I11c May, 42ssc
0ats-ERfmi cash 49o; Max, Size.
Pork-s Steady CASH SlI.6a1s May
Sll.a2K.
Lard-Firm cash, $50 May, S6.5o
RaflnN-Ssn Lanae
, 1892-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-The house COM
mittee favorably reported upon bill pro-
Yiding that National banks shall mot make
loans 10 officers orenplayees. except BY az
rection of vote of The board Of directors,
and that reports Of loans to officers Of the
bank shall he made CD the controller of the
.-s4ssagersIs,r
, 1892-02-05
MAJOR Ovcrman,s Uourt Martial.

Major 0Yerman was asked % plead to
charges he refused 70 plead to that Of em-
heazlenient no the charge of unbeeoming
conduct he pleaded not guilty. After an ex-
animation 0t one witness, the court mar
tial was postponed until Monday,
, 1892-02-05

EssFy aag excfrt Sunday tht MHlinoaah ar-
fte8 fraia #aeaMH 8t HaQ asaHs rnlAfa5nr.
8o@&NN IA mM tag 4Mnama and aHa4ia@.
Usas@ &gn## lraNa 0sNmNaa ENesasY TAnrs
dae a#A eslaaaaT a4 a-Ms saf Taaarsa Ard sls-
etlss AeiazsiaE. 5eaNet Mondays Wednesdays
aNd &H&aN& d aa NsM
FaH ae4tn#. fha NtiltN 7asref aagfy nsncps
snnSsg az 9a asa setMEHluE sfgivos hrUa az
psaa ptmaAssins @sta Was8 @bla Aae Maaino~
gMNA
We Hwmssenlg sHa shelton naaipr aesv5a
dalsf at avn. fciNfa4ng arrives s8s p.n
, 1892-02-05
Snh-com nltlees Unnamed.

NAsnNeroS, Feb. 5. The chairman 81
The house ways and means committees am
nounced the following subcommittee
0f customs Springer Whiting and Bur.
rows. Internal revenue Mcmillan. shively
and Mckenna. Reciprocity and CONNER
cial treaties Turner. Cochran and Reed.
Administration az revenue laws Wilson,
Stevens and Daizeli. Public dcbt-Monf-
gomery, Bryan and Payne.
The tarf question wali MOT come up he.
fore amy subcommittee, the Jurisdiction
over the subject being retained by the fuIl
committee.
, 1892-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The president has
issued a proclamation promulgating the
reciprocity treaty with the British West
Indies colonies Trinidad, Windwaud ana
Igeeward islands etc.
, 1892-02-05

ing placed on tllc new court house. Over
tho aNhway are neatly carved the words.
ssIhurston County. a. ID, 1851 The
structure Will noon ID placed under roof
, 1892-02-05
/ TIeInra LON Lhe ggnesge NaIIeI.

His name was Augustus 0iGosh.
And tie wore a light blue macintosh.
HE courted Miss PcgFies,
Who Affected green goggles
And together they e0t quite q spiosh,
, 1892-02-05
supplies Wanted

G&AhEI1 PROPOSALS siIl be received at the
~ Ualre III the Warrington state Reform
schcoI nn tN 40 0o'claHk q M. March q lsiz. t1
furnish and aeliYcf to said school, supplies A.
iolaoMs tosMit
z Barrels 0anulsted sugar barrels Extra
E sugar Barrels Moafaea 60 RAfFels Flour.
BaFfei Vinegar, sa Pounds Best Nmnn@Mdaf
Tea N9 PuHn5g Afhacklet coffee. roasted sou
Pounds Rolled Oats 31Q Peands Germ Meal; 800
Morning E@aHi igd Pounds Proctor 81 CANDLES
TYnfs soap. fs9 Pounds Gold Dust IN psands
starch I'd Fannds Ground Pepper 400 Pounds
Dried Primes. best quality ~ Pounds Price
Water fHiss 4 Dozen sct9h Brushes Cases
Canned Fruit iassefted y So Cases Coal oil 3
Cases Canned Tomatoes q Cases Canned Corn
BM# G0nnss
8g3 Yards GRAY AHaMH. a1 Yards B3ae Denim
alV Aerds blaniicl e1trtlngi - Yards Bed Tick
1 NaH8s f8hlH IMeMs l9a NaNSa Hle8rhed Eans.
dale MWsAW & Gross Pant Buttons Gross
Pant Rurkles G Gfass Agate Shift Buttons.
l2 peaen spaalt CLARK Thread; 100 Yaras old
Ais8, proposals to furnish aud deliver fn qnan.
tiiies needed. fresh Meats ctr, ss follows.
Beef tfeast and sfea85s Milton Pork Veal Eish.
bams, RFeaRthst Bacon lMf3s Butter Hay 0ais,
is.a Secretary II Board ai Trustees.
tEH1EI9e nKrECTtNF sNRNfCh.
NHtablishea is5s
aenefaI Detective Business Transacted fof Cor
Nofations and Individuals.
CHfeAW0 Stock Exchange Building
&T HsaEGs 4Na aHa TNa Olive street
NHN 4oRK-S2 ane 81 Nassau street
ST FAul-t5efmaH American Rank Building.
pFANnN Tabor Block
PORTLAND 0iice. f9ums s ga. III. III. "A W
bnd g. labhe block ~. SULLIVAN, Magr
5fsN
, 1892-02-05

MAsHFNer0N. Feb. 5.-The amount Of
silver purchased by the treasury today
was s30, 900 ounces att figures ranging from
nm IA ora
, 1892-02-05

a. Noschka has removed his tailoring
establishment from his old stand W Wash
ingt0n street, between Fourth and Fifth
In the Washington club building, feb2-M
, 1892-02-05

A Basket s8oiahle will be given at the
South Bay school house this evening for
the purpose of forming the nucleus to a
IihrarN fmn0.
, 1892-02-05
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, 1892-02-05
Leave Gool Money 80 Home

And buy your -four and feed at the Cap
tol mills, rumwater. Telephone 9S,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
DRUGGED, ROBBED AND KILLED.
A LETTER CARRIER FOUND DYING IN HELLs
ROW.

A LETTER CARRIER FOUND DYING IN HELLS
ROW.
The few pedestrians passing along Canal-st soon
after midnight on Wednesday noticed a dark Object
living hudded up against lamp post on the northwess
corner OF Canal and Washington sts, right IN tho
heart OF the district known 10 the police as hois
Row. No took particular notice OF the oo'eos
II Ill Policeman John J. Baker. Of the Eighth Precinct,
who was on patrol duty in the neighborhood stoopee
over II and found that the object was the oooy
of a man.
The man was alive. He breathed heavily, as nom
the effects OF drink drug and he was without
coat or waistcost. Looking closer Baker found tnas
the mans trousers pockets had been turned llsde
ont Evidently here another In the nst %
men who had been druggcd and robbed. Baker sent
message 10 the Prince-st station and an ambulance
call to ST. Vincents Hospital brought surgeon "eehes
who found that the man was suffering rom coia ii'
duced by the administration of opium. Nothing ON
the mans body showed who he was. and he was taken
to the hospital. lie was unconscious ana re'naiheo
unconscious until his death, twelve hours later
A description OF the man and the circumstances OF
his discovery being published, early last night man
evidently more than sixty years old called at tno hos'
pital and al once identified the body as that OF MS
SON John Dooley, twenty nine years old, lettercar-
rer employed at station A, at East Houston and
Crosby sts The story told by the father whose name
Is James f. Dooey leaves no doubt that his son was
first drugged and then robbed and left TO die. lie
Was unma red and had lived with his parents at NO
Domnick-st. His quiet, reserved habits ana genial
manners had made hin popular among his comrades,
and TO his parents he an aifeciionate son.
Early yesterday morning to give 10 MS
mother $50 OF &he $s5 which he had received for
his months salary and when he left the house os-
tensiby 10 20 to Coney Island he had S'o, silver
watch and a new brown tweed suit From the mo-
ment that he walked out of the house all trace OF his
movements had been lost until he WIS found lying
the sidewalk
The Eighth Precinct police who are at work on the
case believe that Dooley murdered by one OF tho
Gangs which lnfest the district. on the back OF
Dooley,s head was sight swelling or discolorauon'
the mark of a blow. In all probability he was drusged,
beaten robbed OF his watch and money, and taea
car,ied IN IN. spot where he was found. The only
ew 10 the perpetrators OF the murder Is an Ola pat
ered derby hat, found lying near to DCo.eys pooy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
KEEPER BUCK FOUND GUILTY.
CONVICTED OF FrLoNY IY AIDING o'BElEN To
ESCAPF.

CONVICTED OF FELONY IN AIDING o'BElEN To
ESC,PE.
Utica. June e.-Thc evidence for the prosecution
O, Keeper Buck for the escape ~ O'Brcn the BlncO
King closed yesterday, aud this morning the De
fence opened. Bucks attorney, Peter u. Mclehnhh'
of SvracI,c made IN address In which he sald 'l't
in all his NE he had never come across shch P"'
q schcming men In high Offices. He said that Buck
,yns not capable Of connecting and carrying II out
He did not believe Buck had done bis duty, but he
wos the victim OF those high In authority. lie said
,h. evidence he wOuld present would show the man
f. bo a vctIm lie scored the Warden for not having
o,Hricn shaved and for lcttiug him go ont of tn
pr,eon with green when he lad been brought
t,crc under a guard Of six men, handcuiied and In
irons.
Buck was placed on the stand and told the story
~ his Hfc lie kept liquor store In Ne" YORK ana
,Lo ren, into The Custom IIou.c. This place be-
last and asked Jones, the post warden To- get h;m II
,,orc Jones wrote to superintendent Iathrop and
he soon got orders TO report at DHnncmora The
FIRST week he was there le did nothing. lie toh
about the arrival Of the Dl-hler party at the prison
Tbaver told Dishlcr he thought Buck would treat
Oprien right ani not lc too '"vcIc. At"r"ad Ihiycr
told O'Bricn that Buck would treat him ~ wen a.
he consistently cOnd. 1haycr shid TIE HOHs oo"'
he taken OF on the train and I'm bis bedroom, but he
nd not tell Buck that O'Brien was dangerous or
eIi,ncry BuclI described the trip add the stay at
Albany where the Huntington woman wS nirriuccd
ns Mr., OEIlen. lie described the trip to uuca ana
all the events minutcly. and admitted all about the
drinking and the various visits about the city. one
,lace thcy visited was DislIlers. Buck was on th'
stand pll nearly O'Clock. aud sworc to all his attorney
claimed he wonld. apparently proving that he was a
dune and a druulurd. On cros>-"Xaninalion ho Sloch
4, Ids story, which had differed In almost every
particular from the stories he Ind told reporters IN"
the statement he had made TO superintendent Lahirol
at Albany. . o ..,, and :,
The case given 10 the jury at o'clock ana u
short time the jury brought IN verdict hhulhs buoi
guilty as charged I'm the Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

collection here now aggregate s4O,9sO 2o and still
growing.
Murphysboro, H., June 2.-Thc present highwater
in the Mississippi River has left 1000 families with
nothing 10 keep want from their doors. Fully 500
OF the 900 families tenants and have neither food
nor clothing and are calling for aid from their more
fortunate nclghbors. No estimate yet be put upon
the property destroyed but it will reach far beyond
anything known in this country.
Anna, H., June 2.-Several hundred families are
reported in a destitute condition In the upper portion
Of Alexander County and in need of food and shelter
some provisions and money have been sen, TO these
people from st. Louis and Cairo. The track Of tile
Grand Tower and Cartondalc Railroad between
Mcclure and East Girardeau l. washed away ard trains
are not running. At East Cape Grardcau box cars
are being used dwellings ana the people are living
on fish Much dcstiuOn Is reported at TINS point
and 4 letter received from there 20 day says that
famine must surely follow unless aid comes from Oter
sources Heavy rains, which have been falling during
the last few days add 10 the misery Of the sufferers
New Orleans, June 2.-About daylight a crcva>sc
occurred between jamestown and WeberS Landing III
St James Parish opposite the convent. II Is now
twenty five feet wide. II this break Is not closed,
the water from it will soon cover the Texas ana
Pacific Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
IN EXPRESS TRAIN HELD Up.
TWO HUNDRED SHOTS UNCHANGED BETWEEN
THE ROBBERS AND TIE EXPRESS


Guthrie O. T., June 2.-Train robbers held UP the
southbound Chicago and Galveston passenger ua'h
on the santa Fe, due here at IL 80 last nish' ana
robbed the expresscar. The train was DELAYED Two
hour, and half. The robbery took place at ked
Rock water station in the Cherokee strip just ~
the train was starting up. after leaving the TANK t"'
masked men Jumped upon The engine, ana, WIN VII"
chcsters, compelled the engineer Carl Mack 10 stop
The messenger f. G. Wbitcl,ey. says that about Ten
men participated I'm the robbery. The tram was
tagged near Rem Rock ard when It came 10 stand
stn some Of the robbers Jumped upon the train ana
guarded the engineer and fireman and the rest o uo
crew The rest OF robbers broke open the door OF
the express car and blew ppen the safe with dVnane
Another statement says that both the through ana te
way safe were robbed. Tie amount OF money S""uren
Is not known. -, - ,rrr,daung q
the express messengers into submission, ana dnilns
ali thn time the messenger were TsblnG th'r nv
I'm tho defence OF the cOmpany's property puIln1
the hattie however. between the messengers ana !hs
bandits in which nearly 200 shots were hcd' not Il
man wounded. ,.., ,,.
II ls thought that the robbery was counl'tcu bV
the notorious Dalton gang, for whom EirSr feWaIns
are still standing \ strong pose was olPahl@ci w.
and went TO the ~ the robbery on Hesnt
tra;n II Is thought that the robbers can DE- ed''''
tracked on account Of the wet ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
PRICE THREE CENTS.
MOB LAW IN NEW-YORK.
A THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE A NEGRO
LYNCHED
SWIFT RErRIBUTIoN AT PORT JERyIs-THE
CRIMINAL HAD ASSAULTED A GIRL ANp&
SHE NAY DIE FROM HER INJURIES.

SWIFT RErRIBUTION AT PORT JERvIsLTHE
CRIMINAL HAD ASSAULTED GIRL AND&
SHE NAY DIE FROM HER INJURIES.
Port Jervis, June "A negro known as Bob
Williams was lynched here to-day, in the presence
of over thousand people. For more than an hour
his body was left swinging to the tree, where 10
was viewed by crowds of people from the sur
rounding country.
The negro, about o'clock this morning, COM
mitted an assault upon Miss Lena Mcmahon, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmahon, of this
village, the outskirts of the village,
near the banks of the Neversnk River Jackson
fed, leaving his victim insensible from injuries
which will probably prove fatal.
posse of men started in pursuit Of jackson
and traced him for several miles along the Hugue-
not highway to the racecOurse. lie was finally
captured at Cuddebackville, small village on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal about nine miles
from Port Jervis, BY three men-Sol Carley, Duke
Horton and one Coleman The fugitive had bor-
rowed canal boat dt Huguenot and had gone
in it to Charlottesville. On the way back to
this village Jackson confessed, and implicated .
white man, who, he claimed, was in the con-
spiracy 70 ruin Miss Mcmahon.
The news Of the capture of Jackson soon spread
through the town, and large crowd Of infuriated
men soon collected about the village lookup
awaiting the arrival of the prisoner. The word
was quickly whispered through the crowd. Lynch
him; lynch hm.' The suggestion spread
like wild1re; and it evident that the fate
of the prisoner was sealed.
On his arrival at the lookup he was taken in
hand by the mob. The village police endeavored
to protect him, but their efforts were unavailng.
1t was at first proposed to have Jackson identified
horo him, in, orIor \
make sure that he the guilty party. With
this object in view the mob tied rope around his
body and dragged him up Hammond and
down Main sts far as the home OF
+. G.. Fowler
BY this time the passions of the mob had
reached state of uncomfortable excitement, and
it was decided TO dispatch him without further
ceremony. moose adjusted about his
neck and he was strung up to neighborng tree
in the presence of a bowling mob of over thou
sand people
Jackson was about twenty-five years old, and
had lived in Port Jervis about year. His
parents live in Paterson, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
MISSOURI RIVERS RISING AGAIN.
1ScEss,Nr RAINS CAUSING MORE DESTRUCTION
nFsTITUrE VICTIMS OF THE FLOODS.

,xcrss, s,Sr RAINS CAUSING MORE DESTRUCTION
DESTITUTE VICTIMS OF THE FLOODS.
Paris Tex June 2.-The Red River Is again rising
and damage almost ncacuablc has already been done
Many bridges have been washed away
CbilIicotbe No. June 2.-The heavy rains OF the
past two dys have swollen Grand River and its trbu'
taries until the bottoms again flooded. and even
greater damage 10 property Is anticipated thah II ie"
weeks ago. 1t has been raining necessarily Ior
twenty. four hours, with indications Of cessation.
Clinton. Mo-. June 2.-Rain has fallen incessahIiy
for twenty four hours and Grand River Is nwav out o
i,s hanks The Usage River. at osceola Is reported
two feet higher than II two weeks ago. ana sun
rising
Tnscumbia Mo- June 2.-At o'clock last evening
the Osoge River had risen nine feet In twenty-iour
hours steady downpour OF rain for forty eight hours
made small streams raging torrents Tie river Is ou'
NJ us hanks and still rising. 1t is feared tins rise
will ppt the river out all the bottoms and low-
lands. which will do great damage to the crops
sedaua Mo- June 2.-Contnuous rain mas pee" 70"
ling here Cor thirty-six hours. The train on tne
sds,,a Warsaw and Southern left here for Warsa"
at O'Clock and proceeded for distance OF ten m'ies
when the track was found to be flooded and iur'he'
prosress impossible. .o.
"a youis lime o.-The river Is stu risins' anu
while II has not yet done any new damage oil cohsc
oence .be great fear Is that the present VIII so "'
rroonp the mood as to make the June rse dangerous
pars of the leyecs dry yesterday are now Hooded anu
q foot more water, at least, is expected before ,''
dood tufns No information as TO the SHOWS near ''e
sources of the rivers OF the Northwest Is at hand ao
therefore the extent and time OF the June hoous
eannot f,e estimated The Good fumes In course o