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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.
At
The Only Umbrella Store in
Wilmington.
Miss Strang
No. e23 NE rket street.


The han dsomest line of I'm
biellas ever exhibited in this
city for Ladies', Gentlemen and
Best material and
finest finish. You can get any
kind of handle to your I'm
brella, such as Dresden, Gold
and Silver, trimmed Japanese,
lvories, Celleloids, Agates and
natural wool. The best place
in the city to buy an Umbrella;
you want one, come in and
examine the goonS. d7-I2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Sunday PaperA.
Go to Weyls, 3l9 East Fourth street,
Tor all the Sunday papers, and good
cigars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

TINE PLANET READER AT No. $40
l. Market street, room 4 tells your
past, reveals the future, lCcAtus absent
friends. lost and stO en- property, when
"a d where on Will marry; gives initials
of the one on have or will marry, with
|full descriptions; separated brought to-
sether; causes napuy marriages; lucky
lays given; results Of lawsuits; over
comes evil Influences; love and lucky
charms given. s,nsiact ion guaranteed.
sem mber, 1 advertise o. ly what ! can
10 anu prove. 30 cents ami 81. dI-6ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

INOR SALE-A small farm of z or l2 acres
IL with good b-roum frame house. barn
&C., situated oE the old X, met road. s
miles from Wilmington. Apply to +. Il.
6recn. Kennett square. or TO Plrrsun
Ialley. adjoining tie premises. dy-ItI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

ly ExaisHlOns. QuIckl,eaH, vii Dreams,
Lnck of Confidence, Ner vousness, LussI
tude, nh Drat1s and Loss Of Power Of
the Generntivc grga"" either sez
Tnused BY overoNo9s IN, youthful errors, or ex'
tesSive use of tobacco, o1tur OF stimulants
which soon lead to lntirr'.ty, Consumption ard
insanity. Put up con" epia I Il carry in vest
pocket. Sentby mail in plain oocl rFe to any j.
dress for . +, or q y ~. IW,th g. ary So Or
DER we give written guarantee to cure
or refund the money CIRCULAR FREE
AtdreaT HE1vi' sEtlD CO., Chi -naN, H.
For sale by \. i. Iunfortn. ID and
Market streets, and II. X. Watson, s03
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Perfect fitting artificial teeth,
cement, oXphosphate amalgam,
silver and gold filings. Plates
and remodeled. Terms
moderate. Extracting 25c; gas
administered soc.
Office open from s a. m. un-
til 8 p. m.
sos-w.s.3,n.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

A N ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZES
IA the issuance of certain Striking
Fund Bonds or Certificates OF Indebte d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

&css.ss M ahiaaVaV,
%ShlN6NN Schedule In ef-
W41tEN feet No ember
NJ Is. 1892
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
sExpress trains.
New York, week DAYS .soa 40. .sn
'loaI a, M, TEA, '2.b3 'h.3s. .7.s9 p. m.
New York. sundays, '30s 's5a .l0.3s a.
me- MA. - as. 80 p. m.
n Bosi9n. % p, m. daily With Pullman
HuhetsleepingC Cara running hrOugh to
loston without chtnEa via Poughkeep-
81 Bridge. lan ling passengers In Is. Il II.
station al Boston.
- iade phla. week days g %. GOO. ass.
'i;i4 o. $50 's.4l, 9.p. ',.50 10 SO. 1885.
NJ, =, '7.sA, $40. 1000 III % p M.
III Ia elphia. Sundays. - Oh 6.85, $50,
IS j 800 10 81, l1.40 A. IN, 'I22I, | 90 '9.5a
s.Q'; az, sos. 'h.Ss. G.2s, '7.3a. S.25. 1000.
Les,,r week days .3os. 400, Q 81. q 40.
81, = ~ 5 II. 0 90. - So 10 So 10 49, III SO
m. %. '!5l sos. 40i. o O5. IS S5. 9 y.
"a .., p ' s,,;, ~ oog; n ., ,n ga,
30. 10 i II ~ a. m. co. '25s. sO5. o.,
O.. g - 4 - z 80, s -, 10 on, eli 90 D. m.
atlantic guy. week days, y ~ a. m.
'2a3 =. III, sunday. Us. a. M, '25a, p. NJ,
WEST BOUND.
Ralilmorr nnl Washington. week days
. q. 7Ot :. Il 4, NJ, 'l2 10, = o.. %. = 40
-, = ~, - u y. IN. hundays, . Il, o.
M q NJ, 'l2 10, q 0S 305, $40, 81 "A. y 80,
Baltimore and way stations. 7o2 a. IN,
| 8 10 y. M, daily
Newark. bel, week DAYS, -4i7, 7o2.
80 q; m. Il! IL. 3o5, - 40. g 81 s5 = 81,
gel II 10 p. m.sunday..I A.; 2's IL n m.
| ~. "a 4
| y. M.
Plttsburs, 's47 a. M, Il 4Op an. daily.
Chicago, 's47 q. m. I4Op. in. daily.
Cincinnati and st. H. uis, ~ 10 D. IN.
and q 81 u. m. both daily.
SinEerly accommodation 02 a. m. s. O5
! IS and II lOp. III. daily.
I.andenberg accommodation. week days
o.. II UOa. m. $ % andt 81 p IL. sundays
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
ForNew York,week days. yes. 's27. % %,
For Philadelphia. week days. 6s5, so
| "a, 1877, q SO, II ijA. M, IL ~, $50, g45
p. M sundays. J0a, M, 242. $50. 8 As
For Baltimore, week days. 3 IS. $50.
IS q. I'll Stu. m, 2 IS, - 50 p. III, sundays.
& 9Oa- NJ. $3.50 p. III.
For Lsndenberg und way stations, week
days, y 80. 40 50a. H.. . 81. 8 on p. m. sun
DAYS. . % q, M. 8 % y. m.
Chicago and Plttsburg. 1877 u. IN. daily
except Sunday, . so p III. daily,
CtncluHtti and st. Louis. Ill 81 a. IN.
| daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Will
MlNGTON.
Daily '4l0, C CO. : y, 's Is, 8 a. 10 90, I'll IS
a. IN l2 90 noon. Il Vi, . NO. s. 90. = Oj. q 49,
I 30, IS %. 80 IS 81. 80. q ~. 10 IS IS.
10 10. IL 30 y. m.
sunday. q 10. 100. IS Is. s 80. 10 90 al as
a. H., 1900 noon. : o.. OIL. Il O5. -, IS 81,
GO. z g. 10: 's05. 10 10. II 3hp. IN.
Telephone No. 1893 O..
- Entes to western points lower than
via any other line.
j. r. ODELI, c. o. SCULL.
General Manager. Cen1 Pass Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

IF YOU are looking TOR a home for next
i ye Z. business corner, u building lot
OF a nice farm. they are beginning to sell
now. Call IN W. A. HuSilt. Aucttoneer
and Real Estate Agent, No.gl5 Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del. Ola
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Y-SOH RENT-A Store and dwelling Mt N.
II T. corner 18th aud Tutnnll streets.
good stand Tor n grocery or meat store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
LOHBARDY CEMETERY

OFFICE, 8o4 MARKET STREET
ON Concord pike near Wllmin gton.
Lots Tor sale.
hacks will leave 4th and Market
streets, sunday afternoons at ) O'Clock.
Us JAMES WATSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

INOR RENT House NO. ll23 West "a
IL street, Z rooms and bath, Inquire of
Ezra Fell. Front ind Madison street
n.G-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
T,.ss .ai..., a. si,:s.!os.

Exercises Ia Voice Culture and easy
Elocution and in Academic studies. foF
ia iICuiars address or cal on y eY. W n.
street hig Via nd-, city; at hons from . to
day nll-26t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

EOIt UENT-2SI3 Market street. q rooms
Il and hath. Thomas Tatuait. 7l2 Mar-
ket street. n,0-2w-God
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

nay AN1ED.-IIelp Furnished for hotels
w restaurants and private families NJ
Il on notice. Apply at the Wilmington
liii ligenGe oilloe, No. 500 Shipley street
mrl1-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

IAT ANT n-lo borrow. mt . per cent.
" Interest, SGsD Isl IN = nitRe tn pro-
peIty worth dpubie tue amount. Adhre 8
W.. Horklvn. Del. dSl2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

VA A>TnD-Slun and wife or gentle
~ man tOdgUr for large second story
tit ut room. aroi7 urHuHe street. nlb-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

INOh RENT-l70s iroome STR et,o r IONS
II anu bath, all improvements Apply
Ia J. X. ID. Seeds 4 Son. I7l0 BTooue
street o2s-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
M aMh00d Restored.

Nerve Seeds"
the wonderful rem.
edy Is sold with u
written guaranteed
cure q llnervpus dis.
eases, such rs Weak
Memory, Loss OF
u Pain Power,
LieRdacEe, Wake
'fulr s., Loot
MnMhnoIl. NlHhl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

lATANTEU-A h"y TO rua ira as foI
w grocery store. Apply wi q reler'
enee, j, a. iinwkihB, SIS sew Clsil. we,
s. Wilmington. ID 5F
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

DoARBlNG-iioom with hoard and
ID heat, and ALI conyenicnce1. bp.
ply No. COZ French street. d3-l2tt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
MADE TT TOO HIGH
The Senate Trims the Rivers
and harbors Bill
REDUCING SPECIFIC ITEMS
But Not Diminishing the Totai Appso'
priasions--The Grand Not Yet In It.
House procsedings-

wAsHIsorox, May l9.-In tho course
OF the debate on the rivers and harbors
bill in tbs senate yesterday. some in
structive facts were stated ~ 10 the
operation Of the contract clause OF the
bill, as originally incorporated in
both house and senate bill. The COM
mittee moved 10 reduce it 70 Sl50, 900.
Some discussion here arose over = pro-
viso attached to the the Humboldt ap-
pr opriation. empowering the secretary
Of war to complete the work by con.
tract. Mr.. Cullom (republican) OF
Illinois. member of the committee,
spoke of the contract provision
as n continuing appropriation" Mr..
Butler fdemdcrat) of South Carolina
called Mr.. Culiom's attention TO the
language, winch was that the secretary
of war "may" contract, not that he
"shall." Mr.. Cuilom replied that the
secretary Of war had already construed
this language TO be mandatory. He
(Mr. Cullom) hoped no senator who
had one of these appropriation bills
with . contract clause attached would
object to the reduction OF % per cent
on this years appropriation proposed
by the committee. This reduction wal
simply made to start the contract. The
work would 90 right on, and the next
sundry civil bill would probably
contain an appropriation of 81 ,000. 900
or 81, ,000, 900 for carrying on these con.
tracts. The items would disappear
from the river and harbor till. but
would appear in the sundry civil bill
because the law required the appropri-
alton to be made. The committed
amendment was adopted.
Scaled Down the Items
Further scaling down amendments
in connection with contract were adopt.
ed as follows, the amount stricken OF
III each instance being added to the ag-
gregate OF the contract authorized 10
De entered into:
Hudson river, New York. reduced
from $4,000 to $ls7 900; Great Ka.
nanha river, West Virginia, reduced
from 5000 900 to $225, 900: st. Johns
river, Florida. reduced from $3.50, 900 10
$ll2 500; Green river, Kentucky, in
creased from $50, 900 to $4,000; Mis-
sIssippi river, from the mouth of the
OHIO river to Minneapolis, reduced
from 81 500. 900 to 81 ,l25. 900; lower Mis-
sissippi, reduced from 81. 900 70
So .2OS ,250; ship canal between Chicago,
Duluth and Buffalo, reduced from
$500, 900 10 $4,000; Missouri river,
reduced from $4,000 to 5000, 900;
San Joaquin river, California, in
creased from $50. 900 to $65 900; Gas.
cades of Columbia river, reduced from
$435, 900. to S326, $50; Columbia river,
Oregon, reduced from $25O. 900 to $751;.
500; Gunslaw rlver, Oregon, increased
froui SIC, 900 to SIC, 900.
The reading and passage of the
eighty-two printed pages forming the
bill and the adoption of the committee'e 4
amendments, occupied the senate . lit
tie over three hours. Without entering
upon general amendments, the senate,
at this point, eos, adjourned till to-
morrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20

tary Of The ssnats u authorised and d.
rectsd - appoint sn additional clerk
II en annual salary of e1too, 70 b pad
out OF the counting fund for the r.
malndsr OF the 6snai pear, end that
the conmlttoe on appropriations are
instructed 10 provide IN the iegislatsve,
exeeuuve and judicial appropriation
bill Tor The annual pay Of such clark.
Resolved. That the secretary Of the
senate shail detail from his foros .
compotent reading clerk. and that the
entire clerical force OF the senats in the
secrstary's ONCE. including the cAlef
clerk. b. under the control and diyec-
tions. and be subjecs 70 appointment
and removal by the secretary OF the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
FELL BY THE WAYSIDE.
Two Relay Riders Give Up the Run.
Others Take II Up.

TOLEDO. May l9.--Root and Young,
who were to have carried the govern.
ment message TO Perrysburg. fell by the
wayside, giving up the race and we're
relieved at Wanseon by L. ID. Munger
of Chicago. They have not been heard
from since Munger arrived in Peirys-
burg at 6:06, after having been
compelled TO verge from the
route. riding through several miles
Of muddy and wooded country
Frank Rigby and Mark Hines, who
had been stationed at Pcrrysburg six
hours, relieved Munger and proceeded
to Woodville. where they will be re-
ceived by r. e. Van Dyke and w. A.
Parker. Munger. in spite of his ex-
hausted condiuon, took . bath and
prepared 20 board the train Tor Nor
walk, where he will take up the mes-
sage II the riders are unable TO proceed.
At Perrysburg the riders were six hours
late.
TOLEDO. May 1o.--The relay bicy-
cliets reached Woodvil!e from Perrys-
berg at 7:39. One minute was gained
10 Fremont, where they arrived at Q:2o.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May le.-From
dispatches received mere tonight il ID
learned that the relay riders are not
likely to reach this place before .. m.
They left Pcrryeburg at 1854 p. m. and
Fremont 9:27. This was much faster
than had been expected owing 70 the
bad condition Of roads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
BLAND KNOCKED OUT.
The House Refused to Sustain His Ap
peal from the Chair.

WAsHINGToN, May l9.-In the house
today there YVES an attempt made by
the free silver men to rally to the sup
port Of Mr.. Bland (democrat) Of
Missouri, who desired to have
the silver bullion spurchased
and that now IN the treasury
coined into silver dollars, the coA to be
paid for out Of the seniorage 70 the
governm ent, which the chair ruled out
OF order, Mr.. Bland taking an appeal,
which the house, however, refused to
sustain. The decision of the chair was
sustained by q vote of 10 70 75, the
free coinage men not being able to
muster appreciable strength. The de-
bate then assumed y WIDE range, sew
eral members talking all at once. Mr..
johnson (republicsn) of Indiana.
charged the democrats with
duplicity and failure TO keep
their pledges. If they were
honest, he said. they would
have passed . tree coinage bill
long ago. While he was speaking
Mr.. Cooper (democrat) of Indiana, en-.
tered the hail. and after standing and
listening for few moments. said that
Mr.. johnson was not speaking of silver
metal, but brass. Laughter Mr..
johnson retorted that he had supposed
the gentleman from Indiana (Mr.
Cooper) was at the pension o6lce en-.
dcovoring 10 cut it down with hls little
hnichct. Laughter. The democratic
party could Always be relied upon 10
make mistakes Or TO resort 10 any
methods 10 carry q point. They were
INSCRIPTIONS when an end was to be
attained.
Mr.. Babbltt (democrat) of Wisconsin
inquired what party had induced Mr..
Tracy tdemocrat) Of New York to fill
buster aud pettifog against the silver
bill. The reply could not be heard
above the din and confusion. Mr..
Cogsweil trepublican) of Massachusetts
offered an amendment appropriatina
81 ,0l6, IS for continuing the work oil
the eleventh census, against whicn Mr..
Sayers (democratl OF Texas raised q
point of order, as this - properly de.
| ficlency and did not belong 10 this bill.
The cnsir overruled the point. A vote
by teilers resulted ayes, /; nays. l25.
Mr.. Holman tdemocratl OF Indiana
then demanded cali of the coganlst.
tee, which showed ls2 members pres.
ent. On a second vote by tellers the
result stood ayes /. NAYS iSs. Mr.. Hol-
| imam again demanded roll call. which
also developed . quorum. An amsc.
able arrangement having meanwhile
been effected, Mr.. Holman wsthdrew
the point oi no quorum. The amend
meni Was rejected. The commlste arose
and the house adjourned until ionaor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20

A&0811340-
Rocxyoap. H.. May 1.-THE body
of J. d. Smith, who committed susc,ds
Wednesday afternoon BY jumping from
the Morgan street bridge over Rock
river. uas fouud at the Nelson bridge.
. mile farther down the river. An
inquest wss as once held the verdict
Of the Jury being that be deliberately
ended his life By jumping from the
bridge into the rlver. smith was O.
year old and . resident OF Rockford
for the last twenty-five years. he Vas
tie inventor aud patentee OF several
corn planters, from which be derived
considerable income. A few days
ago he placed IN application for
another patent IN the hands OF local
attorney, which 10 said TO be far ahead
OF anything Of the kind now in use.
A few days since he and tho woman
with whom he has lived for twenty
seven years figured in . domestic row
that Vas fully ventilated in the courts
and in the local press, the woman
charging him withhaviug threatenedher
lite. Investigation disclosed tho fact tnst
they had never lbeen married. Sml b
claimed that the trouble arose froni
tho fact that the woman had fallen
under the influence Of George Jacob
Schweinfurth, the bogus Christ, and
that che not only frequently visit the
Weldon heaven, but one Of the apost.
lee, Samul Taylor, frequently visited
the house TO see her. He demonstrated
with her on her conduct and she be.
came angry and left him. going TO the
house of her sister, also . follower OF
Scnweinfurth. The woman cannot be
found in the city and the presumption
is that che 10 in concealment at
Schweinfurth's. All the property
accumulated by Smiths inventions is
in the name of Emma Kean, the
woman whose desertion 10 supposed to
have led to his death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
TALK ON THE DRINK HABIT.
An Interesting Paper Read by DR.. jenkins
before The Iowa Medical Society.

DEs MoIsEs. Iowa, May ls.-Before
the forsy-first annual session of the
State Medical society President yenkins
delivered bic annual address, dlscuss-
ss 8 special theme the subject Of
"Inehrsetv." He treated il ae . disease
induced by indulgence of appetite. OF
social drinking, but largely the reeuit
of heredi;y. Diet and bad training in
early life are frequent causes Of ipe-
briefly and idleness " another cause.
Referring to legal fnes and isnprison-
ment as q punishment OF the inebriate,
be expressed doubts Of it efficacy ne .
preventive measure. The doctor ad-
vocated prohibition OF the traffic IN
liquors where il can be enforced, and
high license and etylct regulation where
sentiment will not sustain absolute pro-
hibsticp. And he would establish hos
pitals for CURE OF victims of the dis
ease. TO be supported IN part by hcense
funds. Referring 20 the so-caIled
Keeiey cure. he spoke IN qualified
terms Of the good results obsaioed, and
added: The recognition Of inebriety
a. q disease. and not simply . VICE,
opens up new and lucrative field Of
prscsloe for irregulars and ouArks. and
hence we find bs-chl ,rsae of gold in-
sslintons springing up IN oil cities aod
towns Of any Considerable sze. The
chief object Of ell these institutions u
10 make money of ef these poor IN
fortunates. who can - lily afford 20
paw exortltant prices for treatment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
FRIDAY MORNING, nay 90 1892

forenoon. Tho situation 10 very had
between there and Cairo. Al the
conntry 10 flooded.
pss MoiNss, la, May Io.--Ths high
water in the pes MONIES and Racoon
rivers is unprecedented and tbeso are
Indications that when the hoDd from
above reaches here tho entire bottoms
~ far east q south stseet, including
tho entire business part OF East Des
Moines, may be flooded. Two levces
gavc way today. inundatiug
large area. No loss OF lie u reported
80 the residcnta were nosl lfisd last night.
The property losA will 10 great.
NEw ORLEANS, May lS.-Thc day has
been bright and clear and IN couss .
quence the levees hare b<cn much
strengthened and the danger OF other
crevcsses greatly lcsseued. No new
breaks occurred today except at Doa-
aldsville, where y second leves pro.
tccted the town from damage. The
levees in front OF New Orleans have
been raised and there 10 no danger.
CARROLL. Iowa, May l9.-Ths whole
surrounding country 10 inundated.
The whole country around Missouri
Valley 10 sea OF water snd great dam.
age has been done to tracks between
that place and Council Blnt5s.
BARAnoo, Wis., May lo.--Heavy rains
caused the dams on the BarAboo river
at lronton, Glendale. Eiroy and wono-
woe to 90 out last night. washing out q
mile of the Chicago b Northwestern
track, stopping traffic on that road.
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, May IA good
number of homeless people. suffererl
by the flood in st. Clair county, are
congregated on the bluffs near this
city. Active relief steps are being
taken by citizens OF this and towns fur
ther inland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
Cumberland Presby,erlans.

MENrHrs, Tenn. May le.-The gen.
eral assembly Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church was called To order IN
the Court Street church by the Rev. ID.
c. Blake, state secretary, at O'Clock
this afternoon. Tho roll call showed
an attendance OF 260 delegates from
beyond this state, one delegate being
from japan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20

wAsHIxeros, May l9.-rhe presi-
dent. Mrs. Harrison and party arrived
in the city this afternoon from their
trip to Fortress Monroe. The president
came back much improved. and feels .
great deal stronger, but IL 10 rumored
that Nrs- Harrison 10 seriously I'LL. In-
quiry ~ the White House elicised the
reply that Mrs. Hasrison vas much
fatigued with the trip, and on her AZ
rival had Immediately retired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
DANGER NOT YET PAST.
The Great American Bottom Entirely
Submerged.

81. LOUIS, May 19.-The Mississippi
came to . stand ats o'clock p. M. the
gauge registering 36.3. 1t will, how
ever, commence rising tomorrow ~ il
is raining all over the valley tonight.
Madisor. ILL.,. town of 500 people, was
flooded this afternoon. This was
caused py the breaking Of the Chicago
d Alton embaukment. East st.
LOUIS 10 now the only town
In the American bottom not CON-
pletely under water. Another rise will
inundate 1t. A macs meeting has been
called on the Merchants exchange fer
tomorrow afternoon to raise funds TO
aid food sufferers. Within . radius OF
twenty miles around st. Louis 200
square miles Of land 10 under water.
Fully 10000 people are without shelter.
In the city over e, 600 people have been
thrown out of work by factories being
inundated. Over 20, 900 head of cattle
have been drowned. The loss will az
gregAte in the millions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
Sure to Be Lynehed.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May 19.-Frank
weems, . negro attempted to rape Mrs.
J. NJ. Mivaty. The wOman's husband
captured the negro and he was jailed.
Five hundred people gathered at the
justices Office TO lynch him when the
trial should come off. Meanwhile the
sheriff spirited him OF to Nashville for
safe keeping. He will bs lynched
when brought back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20
WORSTYETTOCOME
u d Feared that The lsvses
VIII All Break
FLOODING THE ENTlNE VALLEY
4 TAsss-Foes Rise Rsposssd Above d
Louis - The sious City sunsssss.
General Flood News.

ST. Loun. No.. May 10. The weather
reports show that rise OF three feet 10
coming down the Mississippi and Mis-
sour rivers. This will cause tho river
here 10 rise at least one foot within sew.
eral days. This n,eans that the entire
country from here TO New Orleans vii
be flooded as the lsvees will not be able
70 stand % great . body Of water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-20

The Senators in Caucus Wipe Out an
Offensive offee.

wAsHsEercs, May Is.--As the resuli
of the caucus Mr.. Aldrich OF Rhode
Island. chairman of the rules commit
tee. offered IA tAe senate today the fol-
lowing resolution, which Was adopted
Resolved. That the Office OF prsnei-
pal executive clerk of TIE senate 10
hereby abolished, and that the secre-