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CINCINNATI. Feb, Il. The river & ris.
ing at oil points above Cincinnati. and
ii flood seems certain. The snow and
continued rain 81 Thursday caused the
waters TO climb ZIP the banks in d re-
marIsably short space 81 tipe. SO that
now the prediction Is made BY river
prophets that the Ohio viii swell be-
yond the danger line between o and s.
o'clock Friday morning there wns !
rise, according to tho water works reg
ister, 81 but three inches. while III the
next two hours the depth Increased lust
twelve inches. AT II O'Clock the river
was rising at the rate Of four inches an
hour, and the condition Of affairs above
the city indicate that the rise will bo
cont t,gionS
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wAsmiN0ToN. Feb II. A joke is float
ing around the capitol. When the vice
presidents final announcement was
made that Mr. Cleveland had received
s77 Of the "a votes cast for president,
senator Hill Of New York, is said TO
have turned to one Of his ncighbors and
inquired why should ! not move 70
make that unanimous?" Amid the
laughter of the group the man adj
dressed answered: Because this Is not
4 democratic caucus Another who
heard the conversation added, mourn
fully: TOO late you might have done
that three months ago with good ef-
feet. Y
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WAsnINaToN. Feb. 1.-The Febru-
AIRY returns TO the department 81 agri-
culture. which relate ID cotton, give
county estimates of the crop compared
with that 81 Inst year. the proportion
that has left the plantation. averaged
date Of close Of picking. insect1osses.
etc. The consolidation of returns Of
comparative crop mark the following
state percentages: Virginia. IS per
cent; North Carolina. rs; South Caro-
lima. vi Georgia, "a; Florida. 90; Ala
bama, Cs: Mississippi, co; Louisiana, IS;
Texas 4; Arkansas, IS; Tennessee, 81;
general average, CO.. No allowance Is
made for underestimate Of crop Or
ovcr-estimate Of the distribution.
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cncA0o. Feb III Supcrintending
Architect N. &. He'll Inns forwarded his
resignation 10 Secretary Foster on re-
ccivlng agi official letter from Washing
ton informing him that his hctivity In
the dispute about tho contracts for the
government Worlds fair building
had mot with the express disnps
prevail Of the department. The dis
pute arose over the furnishing 81 ccr-
tain models for ornamental purposcs by
tho government 10 the Northwestern
Contracting Co Mr. BELL came TO Chi
cpgo five years ago and b year later was
appointed supervising architect Of
repairs for Chicugo by Secretary Win
dom. When the government Worlds
fair building was decided upon he was
appointed experimenting architect Of
the Worlds fair building
THE finding Of Secretary Foster was
a surprise to me- he said, latter the
favorable report made BY my superior
at Washington, Mr.. Edbroolke / have
always tried 10 do my duty is have
seen IL, and would follow the same
course Ia this dispute again unless
had received previous instructions 70
the contrary
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NASSAU. Feb 1l.-At the opening Of
the Legislature Of the Bahamas, Sir Am
brose Shea, the governor, made strong
presentment Of the industrial progress
Of the islands The revenue, re said.
was increasing and more capital was
constantly invested IN the fiber indus
try. The question Of the annexation
of Hawaii by the United States Is dis.
cnssed here, and news Of the action OF
the Washington government is awaited
with keen interest
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{1k tItll il4teatTsI.

CoLumBr 4. d. Febs III. The house,
Thursday, cunTerted itself into q
grange 81 farmeis institute, and talked
II hawks, weas sls, thihks, crows, and
lazy hired naads. The Welsh bill 70
pay 4 bounty or an hawks, save that
Of the sparrow variety, oceasioned the
discussion which lasted two hours. a
vote was taken ann the bin defeated
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!. 1890. IfarIan ~ r.onlan.

LONDON, Feb ii.--Justice Harlan, Of
the United States supreme court, and
Rev. s d. Harlan listened 70 Mr. Glad
stones remarks at the meeting Of the
house Of commons, and dined at the
Commons with Rt Hon. James Bruce,
chancellor OF the duchy Of Lancaster.
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4 Valuable + ow.

LoxDoS, Feb. ll- The British steam
,er Ohio has been awarded $500 Tor her
services in towing into Qnecnstown in
December last the Red Star Vine steam
er Noorland, The shalt of the Moor
land broke While she was hound from
New York 10 Antwerp, and whale she
was thus helpless she was talsen III tow
by the Olfio ana brought safely into
t,..rt a
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GOLD SUPPLY.
Banks Furnishing the Money
Without Solicitation.
Exposure Of the True Condition Gre
ated . Surprise.
The FIRST National o. New York Forntshed
$1,000. zoos Fourth National n5Oo.ooO
aud the Chase National e50o.aoo--
Poster Refuses % say Anything.

NEw YoRK. Feb 1.-THE announce
mcnt Of the contributions Of gold made
BY some Of the banks Of this city 70 help
out the Y, s treasury In view 81 the
Continued drain IL American gold to
Europe, was n surprise to Wall street,
rs the secret has been we'll kept 'sfhc
movement originated in this way, said
the president Of one Of the banks con-
cerncd: ~rhe presidents OF three Nation
al banks last Friday. recognizing the
rapid decrease 81 the free gold In the
treasury, contributed e.. 600, 600 of their
gold in order that the government gold
reserve should not run too low. il was
simply an exchange ~ gold for legal
tender notes The banks which con-
tributcd were the First national which
gave $500. 900; the Fourth national.
which gave ct 900. 900. and the Chase
national. $500, 600 This WINS done vol
unfairly BY the banlss- there had been
no request from the secretary Of the
treasury; -. 500. 900 was turned into the
sub-treasury by eleven banks Thurs
day
WARRINGTON, Feb 10 Secretary Of
the Treasury Foster was shown the
published statement Thursday morning
that had Il not been that several banks
in New York city had suppiicd the trcns-
nry department last week. To meet the
demand FOR foreign shipment there
would have been 4 denrth 81 gold in
the snb-trcasury IL New York.
Secretary Foster did mot wish 70 say
anything on thesubject other than that
he had employed no special Or unusual
means TO obtain gold from tho banks,
About the further expectation Of gold
this week he would shy nothing.
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Twy Negro BOY. I.yael.s.I.

MAGNOLIA, Miss, Feb, 1l.-Franlv
Harrci and Willie Fielder, two Negro
boys, arrested Tor robbing and burning
Lee Robinson's store. Mt Dickery, were
lynched by mob near the scene OF
their crime The proof against tho
Negroes was positive: they made d full
confession and produced the goods
stolen by them.
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Cincinnati CoanferfeIters Caught.

CINCINNATI, Feb If. Fred Rant, Jno
Roberts and John Mcclure. who had q
connterfeiters' den on Court street.
were arrested Friday, and theoperators
caught in the very act. A complete set
81 mods and great quantity Of metal
and unfinished coins were discovered 9
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MARsEILLEs, Feb. II. Despite the
reports in French journals that ehol-
era epidemic has broken out here. the
health officials deny that any case Of
cholera has occurred All 81 the cases
are pronounced to be intestinal diar-
rhea All the vessels leaving the port
are supplied with clean bills Of health.
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com creek Islnters sentenced.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Feb. II. Eighty
one men have been convicted during
the term 81 the circnit conrt ut Clinton,
which adjourned Thursday morning.
They were charged with aiding and
abetting in the riots Of Coal Creek and
divers last August They were sem
fenced 10 terms ranging from ten days
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PANS, Feb 1.-THE engagement Is
announced Of Miss May Mcclellan,
daughter Of the late Gen, George B. Nc
Clellan, to Paul Desprez. Of the iega-
ton at Washington. marriage viii
take place early in March, at the Church
of ST Joseph, Avenue Hoch. Mrs and
Miss Mcclellan are staying at the Hotel
dc France Ct de Bath, in this city.
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IONA. Mich. Feb III Ten candidates
for Offices were nominated here BY the
populist state convention Among them
were Edward $. Greece. Of Detroit. Tor
justice Of the supreme court; b 1. Ash
ley and NJ. o. Graves for regents Of the
state university
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PIrTsBURou. Pa, Feb Il.--Iienry
Bauer and Carl Mold. two anarchists,
were convicted Thursday before Judge
Slagle for conspiracy iosincite Il riot or
q breach OF the peace Mt Homestead.
last July. while affairs there were IN .
disturbed state, by printing and dis
tributing infiammatory circulars calling
the strikers 10 arms
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ia,ally won,lsIed Moth.

ia cKsoN, Mich., Feb III Thursday
Charles brown. formerly hack driver,
shot his wife twice iii the body. Dick Sly.
al ex-cbnvict, was the cause Of the
tragedy. ana into IBIS head Brown fired
4 bullet, WHICH entered just above he
left ear, penetrating the brain. Neither
81 the wounded sAn rccever
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PAnKERsnuRo. W. Va, Feb. Il. All
hopes that Parkersburg and the Little
Kanawha valley would escape d flood
this month have vanished. II Is al
ready here and Ohio Is pouring rs yell
low Hood over the low lands on both
sides Of the river. The easements Of all
the houses ~ theiower part 81 the city
are full Of water.
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DI.tI..euIshed Lool.Iaaaa ilead.

new OKhKAxs. Feb. II. - Congress,
man Louis ST Martin. distinguished
democrat and estimabIe citizen Of Lou
isiana. died Thursday morning. aged ~
years He was first elected 70 Congress
ii 1850. being a contemporary 81 Henry
CLAY and Daniel Webster.
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spIereI Grove ~ 10 sold.

FRrMoNr, d, Feb II. Il Is rumbrcd
that the Hayes property. known as
Epeigel Grove. Is likely t. DC sold, but
nothing definite has been decided upon
yet II is suggested that the citizens Of
Fremont purchase the grounds for
public park and the home Tor mu-
scum.
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FONDA, N. ri, Feb. II. There Is an
ice gorge in the Mohawk riverat Fonda
The ice Is piled up 70 within two feet
81 the river bridge. There Is also q
gorge in the river mile below Fort
Hunter Serious trouble i appre-
hended.
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NEw YoRK, Feb 1i.-Rufua Hatch.
the veteran banker and Wall street
operator Is lying seriously III at his
home at Sphyten Duyvel. He has been
confined 10 the house for over week.
and his physicians say that his case Is 4
critical one. Mr.. Hatch was suffering
from complication Of diseases which
has induced heart failure.
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fsreahnm tn Ila s Cablnel Ollieer.

CHIcAoo, Feb. II. --Is was stated posi-
lively here Thursday might that Prcsi-
dent-elect Cleveland has rendered the
portfolio Of state to Judge Walter Q.
Gresham, and that the offer has been
onronfad
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MAHANoY CITY, Pa, Feb. l1.--Glen-
don colliery at this place has been
leased BY the Reading Coal and Iron
co. The colliery gives employment to
100 hands and has an annual producs
ton Of 100000 tons
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BRATrLEHoRo, VI, Feb. /. The homo
for aged and infirm here has received a
gift Of 5000 from Elisha Smith, Of
Menosha, Wis.
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CnEYExxE, Wyo., Feb II. The
chances Of breaking the deadlock do
not appear to be any way improved.
The ballot Thursday was: Foot ~,
Corn il. NewS. Baxter 20. Brown s
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JELLIco, Tenn. Feb, i1.--Lem Tye,
the alleged murderer Of Media Bryant,
who had many narrow escapes from q
mob Of indignant citizens. was acquit-
ted by q Jury Thursday.
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or CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
4 and Glass, from b cents to $3.35 at -. Nj.
kILMERiS, on King street.
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cehtral Eating House, East Martin
street, open day and night Frank
Rhodes, proprietor
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Finest Prlut tIoth NH u he toni Try
FAIL. RsyKR, Mass, Feb. II. Work
on another mill TO contain about 4o, 600
spindles will be commenced an soon as
the ground IS fit for operations The
mill Will Nbe called M and viii bc the
last 81 a plant containing $50 900 spin
dies. The plant when completed Will
be the finest print cloth concern IN this
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rINlIE most periect dyeing ii done by j CORD
NER, first-elass dyer and finisher. south
Raleigh street, near new Jail, Ladies ana gem
tietnens garments III every description steam
cleaned, dyed and finished without ripping
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BUILDERS IN COUNCIL.
The Coming National Meeting Promises
III Re al Unusual Interest.

The Coming National Meeting Promises
10 Re a Unusual Interest
ST. Louis, Feb. 1i.-The proceedings
Of the National Association Of build.
crs, the members OF which assemble in
annual convention IN this city next
week, are likely to be franRht with in-
tcrcst 10 the building trade IF the
entire country. It IS asserted on good
authority that the master builders 81
nearly every one 81 the principal
cities between the Hub and the Pa
cific coast have about tired of the dicta-
ton OF walking delegates, and OF the
other features of trades organizations
shat in some part Of the country or an
other every day bring about Il suspcn-
sion of operations on enterprises and
contracts in which most cases the con-
tractor has placed his entire capital at
stake, and that plants To he submit
ted for consideration hy whieh The mas
ter builders Of the country may be en-
abled to hold the upper hand.
Adyices received here Indicate that
the comfag convention win be the
largest fl tile history of The business,
and that nearly every FIRM or individual
largely engaged III baileting operations
will be represented either directly or
by proxy.
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g 4 RE YOU sADse If 80 stop. at the Great
IN Sale, and get two or three bargains and
70 home feeling happy and glad, at G. z, HER
HINGES corner Queen and Martin streets,
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CROWN STOVE MATS.

scoreh proof. For sale BY il w.
e Fisher, King street.
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/ SMILES Floor oil Cloth, regular IS cent goods
for IL cents yard at EUGENE y. HER
RINGS
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Iy LINERS china Hall on King street, for sub
IN sfantial Lamps.
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" LINERS China TaII On King street, for all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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- AVE Won called lately at Emmert 4 Fiery'ss
I'll ifnot You'll find plenty Of new fancy artl
tics for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and you'l find many suggestions for presents.
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nID YOU KNOW IT? We are selling at
IL Cost Blankets, Comforts, Ladies' Clpaks,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies Flannel Underwear. All
must 60 at G. p. IERRING'S. corner Queen
ana Martin streets.
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i II HEADQUARTERS for Pilisbury x Best
Ill Flour. viii Sell at lowest prices. Money
ian be saved by buying from me- A. shy
DER Agent 9I6m.
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NOT will find 4 great variety of Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert y Fiery y
they have loads Of pretty things for their holt
LAY trade.
The herald., 1893-10-29
SOME LEGAL RICHNESS.
MISS KELS0'S JUNKET BILL AP-
PROVED BY JUDGE SHAW.
He Issues a Writ Of Mandate TO City Au-
d,tor Teaie to Record the Librarians
Bill for Expenses of Pleasure
Trip to Chicago.

1t is very convenient for persons who
have demands upon the city treasury
which Auditor Tcale refuses to number
and record that there are several supe-
rior court judges.
Last week Judge Van Dyke squelched
the attempt of the Board OF education
to get the demands OF it's junketing com-
mittee through tho auditors Office.
Yesterday Judge Lucien Shaw as.
sisted Niles Tessa l.. Kelso, city librarian,
to overcome Auditor Teaie's refusal to
number and record her demand for 5000
Tor her expenses upon visit to the
worlds fair aud q meeting of librarians.
The librarian filed an application ask
ing for writ OF mandate to compel
Auditor Teale to number and record her
demand for the expenses OF her Tip. 1t
was at once assigned to Judge Shaw's
department, was taken up and in very
short space of time an order was placed
on the minutes granting the writ.
The speed with which the matter was
decided was phenomenal. The court
took very little time to make up its
mind and less time to express it.
The herald., 1893-10-29
Music and Drama Notes.

Dunlop's New Dramatic News re-
marks that The whipped cream Mrs.
Kendall proves to be- a regular Mrs.
Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde.
Richard Mansfield has achieved sue
cese at Herrmann's theater in New York
and is doing good business at ad.
vanced prices. After all it looks as if
Richards undisguised admiration of
himself is we'll founded and is shared in
by good judges OF acting.
The record of "a failures of travelling
companies in the east in one week is a
significant one, and il the face OF the
persistent accusation that this coast
theatrical graveyard" looks as if the
undertakers in that part of the country
were pretty busy themselves.
Marie Burroughs played "Ophella"
Tor the first time in Boston on the 10th
inst. at the fremont street theater and
created very favorable impression. E..
S. Willard also made hia first appear.
ance on any stage as Hamlet" in his
own arrangement OF the play. Keith
Wakeman of Oakland played The
Queen"
Charles Dickson's company did not
close the season aa was reported in the
eastern papers, but is at present doing a
good business en- route to this coast. In
Milwaukee ana neighboring cities Ad.
mitted to the Bar was received with
great favor, and Mr.. Dickson has con-
tldence in it's achieving as great a sue.
cess as Incog, which is still in his reper-
toire.
1t does not look as if eastern managers
are afraid of this coast, for the Mirror
informB the public that new combina-
tion is now being formed in New York
to operate in opposition to Manager AL
Haymon's circuit. The new combine
proposes to have first claes houses in
every important city from Chicago TO
this coast, and will it is said, control a
centrally located theater in this city.
The thester in the St. Nicholas hotel
building, owned by B. S. and J. Doe, will
be pushed to completion and is expected
to be ready Tor opening next February.
The new theater will be under the man
agement OF Charles M. Pyke and will be
handsome and Well-appointed house,
in which wide aisles, comfortable seats
and large exits will be features OF inn
portance. The march of improve m mt
has placed Manager Pyke's house IN a
central location, and there is every thing
In favor OF its being a popular and cue
cessful place of amusement.
The Coquelin- Hading combination is
the strongest company of French dra.
matte artists ever engaged for an Ameri-
can tour. With Coquelin, the greatest
OF French comedians, comes Coquelin,
ir., aged 25, who is said to inherit much
of his illustrious fathers talent. The ar
rangements for the season here pro vide
for the appearance of Jane Hading with
Coquelin at every performance during
the first week. The great French artistic,
the only successful rival of Bernhardt,
and who has succeeded her at the Com
edie Franchise, will probably not be seen
in America again for five years after this
engagement. as she has signed to appear
in Raris exclusively.
The herald., 1893-10-29

The new play, Friends, will be seen at
the Los Angeles tneater on Noyem Der
9th, 9TH and 8Jh. An eastern paper
speaks of this play as followe:
The success of Friends has made de-
cided demand for the product OF Edwin
Milton Royle's pen, but so far the young
The herald., 1893-10-29

Miss 7. Robideau of Covina invited q
number OF her musical friends to her
lovely home Saturday evening, October
2lst, for The purpose of organizing a
society TO study the leading composers
and for social entertainment. There
was short programme. Misses Owens
played duet. Miss Ida Needham sang
solo. Miss Robideau played piano
solo. About IL O'Clock dainty refresh
ments were served. There were about
20 present, and ali had a pleasant time.