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FAMILIES IMPRISONED
by the FLOOD md Cannot Bc Reach ed
ono Life Lost nt Huntingdon.

BY the Flood and Cannot Bc Reachrd
ono Life Lost ut Huntingdon.
HUNTINGDON, Pa., May 20.-Within
tho paat twerty-iout hours the JunIata
river and tho Raystown branch havo
risen twenty-five feet, flooding tho low
lying iarms and imprisoring entire
families in their homos who cannot bc
reached. Portstown, suburb OF this
town, was dcodcdto tho second floors of
the houses, and Allegheny street in this
city was submerged. The gas compa-
uy's works hero havo bcen temporarily
Abandoned to the rising waters and
many residences and business houses
are Hooded to the second floors. The
now Iron county bridges ut Mapleton,
Mill Creek and Tsex!ors have been
swept away.
4 landslide near Rydes Station on
the Pennsylvania rond, covered the
south tracks for three quarters Of q
mile and the track below this city wash
cd out. At Stoyestown, Bedford coun-
tv, Mrs. Jacob Miller, while trying to
save some personal belongings, was
drowned.
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DELEGATES 10 FAIRMoST
Chosen by tho Dovencr Club-Ploasau'
Event ut the 1Icoting.

Chosen by tho Dovencr Club-Ploasaut
Evont ut the Meeting.
Saturday night, at tho regular mcot-
ing OF tho D. d. Dovcncr Club. In tho
Eighth ward, tho following dologaten
were nominated to the FdIrmons con.
yentlon Juno 10, tho lnal voto TO DO
taken nex. Saturday evening, and tho
1ve receiving tho highest vote 70 DO the
delegates and tho other Ave the olter.
hates: Charles Bolts, Charles Morn
ings,ar, Samuel Sloan, Thomas David.
son, william Knokc, William West,
Phillip Jobcs, J. ". Schultze, William
Blum and Louis Seabright. A COM
m!t,oc was appointed to circulate among
tho members OF the club and secure as
many OF them as possible to attend tho
convention In body. It is the dcsite
OF the club that Us many as possible OF
the members attend.
The business OF tho meeting being
over, President Doyle arose and OK
hibi:ed o fine life sized crGyon portrait
Of Capt. B. u. Dovencr, for whom the
club is named. The picture already
framed WA presented by Mrs. Doverner
and President Doyle accepted it with {
neat speech. A voto OF thanks was
given Mrs. Doyencr.
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PARIS, May 2l.-l:2O H. m.-Emile
Horny. the author Of the explosion in
tho cai0 Of tho Hotel Terminus was
guillotinod at 4:l4 o'clock this morning.
Al Henry emerged from tho prlacn
gatoa ho shouted: "Viyo Ia upurchio."
which ho repeated jus: before ho was
seized and thrown on tho guillotine.
There was no disorder.
President Carno. refused tho appeal
for rcpricve. Counsel for the cou-
dGmnod man presented tho appeal to
tho president and supported 1t with
every argument a. his command, but NJ
Garnet wns inexorablo and his only au.
swer to the counsel WINS that he must
let justice follow its course.
Tho walk to tho gutllotinO was ,cx-
cccdinCly short. Here ho was seized
By the assistants Of DcibIer and bound
10 the basculc. Thcn there was flash
as the heavy kni!o dropped. at tho
same moment Henry cried out: "ViYe
panarchie," and then there vas silence.
The head OF tho anarchist dropped into
the basket in front OF tho Guill0tine.
AS tho van was driven away with the
body, tho crowd, laughing and joking,
lisnnrsnd
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THE LAKE STORM.
Four More Names Added to tho List of
vIctimS--Anothcr Vessel Lost.

-Four More Names Added to tho List of
victims-Anothcr Vessel Lost.
CHICAGO, May 2o.-Tbe friends and
relatives or four young mechanics liv.
ing at l28 Ambrose street, who hired a
row boat at the Van Buren street pier
last Thursday afternoon ior 4 fishing
expedition, and were last seen rowing
in an eaatcrly direction on tho lake,
have no tidines from them since.
It is thought thoy wero lost in the
atorm which put in an appearance
about o'clock Thursday afternoon, as
their boat was found to-day floating
bottom upward. Tho men wc!o Sieg.
fried Kains, Alfred Martin, Mora Braun
aud Max HerkI.
It was learned this afternoon that two
other men who were fishing on the pier
at the time OF the great STORM were uu-
Goubtedly lost.
Another wreck may Ilve boon added
to-day to the long list OF Inflated vessels
thut have gone to the bottom OF the lake
during tho prevailing storm. Some
painters at work near Calvary cemetery
noticed three-nasted schooner about
three miles off shore at noon. Two OF
her masts were eone and distress sig
nalwas flying. sThey notified the.Evans-
ton life saving crow. The crew went to
the point, but on their arrival could SEQ
neither vessel nor trace of wreckage.
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A HALF MILLION DonuaHs
Worth OF Property Destroyed by Fire Iu
Philadelphia.

"oAeo VI xEopCEtS DcblAoJcu W Giic AZ
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. May o0.-Fire
consumed S525,000 worth Of store prop
erty to-day In tho heart Of the business
section OF the city. Tho flames wcre
discovered about hall past twelve o'c.ock
In the cellar OF the store Of the Julius
slchel Company, dealers in dry eooda
and millinery, 50, 81 and 81 North
Eighth etreot, and SOC Arch street. Be-
tore tho fro department arrived the
flames had communicated With the up-
per floors through en- elevator shalt and
the entire property vas Gutted. Tho
fro quickly spread to the wholesale
millinery and straw gooda establish.
Inent Of L Dannenbaum's Son & Co.,
adjoining on Arch street, and their
stock and building were totally de-
stroyed. Tho .wo buildings belonged
to the estate OF Morris Dannoabaun.
The flames we're confined to thosc
two buildings, but adjoining stores on
Arch and Eighth streets suffered loss
from fre, smoke aud wntcr. The origin
Of the dre ID unknown. The LOSES dro
follows:
Julius Sichei 8 Company $4,000,
partially insured l. Dannerbaum's Son
& Com pany, si5O,0O0, partially iatured;
esate Of Morris Dannenbaum, SIZE, 5,O0O,
fully insured; J. o. Bentley, $4,000;
William Meucke & Bros, 5000; Mono.
tuck SILK Company, ot New York. Sl5,-
900; Jshn W. Leirnastre, $4,000; Ger.
sons, 5000; William Kenath., owner OF
building sl2 Arch street, 5000,
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EDMuSU WAVES. DEAL.
TIC Famous london Editor, Drlmatist
md Lecturer Dios Suddenly.

Tsc Famous London Editor, Dramatist
md Lecturer Dlos Suddenly.
LONDON, May 20.-Edmund Uodsson
Yates, editor end proprietor OF the
World, died to-day.
Mr.. Yates was the son of the we'll
known actor md wac for some years
chief Of the missing letter department
in tho postollce. Eo was j theatrical
critic on the D7ity Nctrs ior si1 years
and was himself the author OF several
dramas. IN May, 1872, Mr.. Yates 70.
tired from the postottice in order 10 de-
'voto himself exclusively to literature.
In tho course OF that year ho wont on
lecturing tour in the United statos, and
in Sfay 1878 he was appointed London
representative OF tho New York
Herald, which post no resigned in
July 1874. when he established
the Horld. Mr.. Yates was in 1883 in.
dicted for having published in his
paper d libel on tho Earl OF Lonadale,
for which, Gs editor. he was responsible.
IIo was sentenced to four months i'm.
prIsonment, but was released before
two months had expired. He wua tho
author OF many novels.
Mr.. Yates death was quito sudden.
He attended the Garrlck theatre last
evening, that boirg his first appearance
q. place OF public amusement since
bis prolonged iIlneas. While in tho
theatre ho had fit. and was removed
as speedily as possible to hia residence.
Tho physicians who wore summoned to
attend him held on. little hope OF his
recovery and at four o'clock this morn.
ing the end came.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.

sullivan'a wing Of Randal's Common
weslers will leave Tolsdo for Massilon
to-day.
Frye's army, o2S strong, is In Cincin.
natl. An attempt vii! be made TO send
them TO Pittsburgh in coal bargcs.
Two moro deaths have resulted from
the Standing Rock tunnel railroad arci.
dent in kentucky. Contu9od orders
caused tho disaster.
In Schu;zen, Austria. during q riot at
dance, 4 gen'd'0rme killed four men
and n Girl. Tho mob then beat the
gen'darme 70 death.
Sixteen livos wcre lost in the great
storm on Lake Michigan off Chicago
Friday and Saturday. Twen.Y.threo
vesaels we're wrecked.
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4 COWhRDLY DEED.
y aIincr Who Had Refused TO Strike
Called Out and shot.

y aIincr Who Hnd Refused TO Strike
Called Out and shot.
BIRMIEGpAu,. ALA, May 2o.-The
striking miners at Pratt mines are held
responsible for cowardly ASSASSINATION
which occurred at that place this morn
ing. A mob OF masked men went to
the house OF Walter Glover, q minor
who had refused to strike and called
him out, telling him tina. they wero Of
Gcers and desiEed to geo him. Glover
opened his door when vollcy was
fred. Glover's body was riddled with
bullets and no died instantly.
The mob fed, closely pursued By
Deputy ShoriGs Hickman and Massey.
who were armed wiki Iidcs. Three Of
them we're arrested lator. Groat excite.
ment prevails at Pratt mines and further
trouble Is feared.
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LIKE \ VAST LAKE.
4 Grsnt Portion of o,cun, New York, IS
Urler Wnter,

4 GrSnt Portion of o,cnu, Scw York. Is
Urler Wntcr.
OLEAN, n. Y, May 20-From present
indications olOah is going to have o
duplicate OF the great food tlvo years
ago. Tho water In Olcan Creek is aa
high already as j. was then ind tho
river is within about four feet OF high
wator mark aud rising o. the ratio OF
seven inches an hour.
People along lower Barry street be-
gan 10 move out at noon and all tho
lower streets have since followed and
tho houses are nearly all deserted in
tha, portion Of the city. East Olcau
looks like vast lake.
The electric stree. railway company
has abandoned all tho cars on their dii-
feren; lines. Tho Eric has abandoned
all trains on the western division, as
veil as trains on tho Western Now York
& PENNSYLVANIA.
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RoME, May oo.-The popo will an-
nouuco at the s.cre: consls.ory to be
held tomorrow tho appointment OF the
Rev. Paul Stanislaua LaRccque ne
bishop OF tho SEQ OF Sherbrooke, Que.
Ills Holiness will also announce the
appointment OF the RI. Rev. Joseph
Rademanche to tho See Of For: Wayne,
the Rt. Rev. A. J. GlorCsuS, D. D., to
Boise city, Idah; the r. Rev. Z. J.
Dunno, D. D., to Dallas, Texas the RI.
Reh. Michrel Tiernay, TO Hartford,
Conn; the RI. Rev. Patrick Donahua, TO
Wheeling. W. Va, aud tho RI. Rev. F.
a. Burke, 10 Albany,N. Y.
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pUnGLAnlcs Ar MouypsvILnE
Tho rostnnlco apd Hardware Store
Drunun Into.


Tho Moundsville poatotIlco was on.
tered by burElurs yesterday morning
betwoGn . Ond o'clock. About 81 in
silver aud - In pCnu!cs we're taken.
No stamps or packages wero found TO
DO missing. q. Donloy, tho ncwsdealer,
who has his stand thorc, said no didn't
misa anything. Things wOrc torn up In
general. Eutranco was madp through
o sido window by pryinG 1t up with !
chlsel, which tho burglars left. Tho
night policemen on their rounds camo
past TINT way about o'clock and found
tho state OF Gtlairs. No saio 10 Kept in
tho postotico. and tho money IL not
kept thcra Thrcc families live In tho
pamo building the postotlice Is in, aud
were not aroused by anything during
tho night.
Smith & Cour.wrIght's hardware store
was also brolton into tho same night.
A large number Of rasors and othor
hardware were taken. Thore Is no Clue
yet rs to tho perpetrators. Several
parties in Moundsvillc have been SUI
p ctod. Whoever they arc, ,hoy will
no doubt DO brought to time before
long. There scons to DO gang which
Ia doing this work.
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SPANISH ANARCHISTS
Hear Their Doom prououncId-Ail Hug
ouB Bear Up Bravsly.

Hear Their Doom prouOuncnd-Aii Hug
ouo Bear Up Dravnly.
BARCELONA, May 20.-rhe sentences
Of death passed upon tho Anarchists
Codina, Cerazuela, Sogas, BeruG!, VAL
larubia and Mir, for completely in tho
attempt OF Pnllas TO Gssaasinato Mar.
shal Martinez CamPos, were read to tho
condemned men In the Montjuich
citadel this morning. preparatory TO
:heIr execution tomorrow. all the
prisoners with the exception Of Cere-
suela appeared to be in no wise affected
as they heard the ia,eful words. Cere-
Encla, however, appeared to fully real
ize the doom that is staring him in the
face and it is feared that he will break
down before the hour Of execution ar.
riyes,
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snow Storm In Kcn ntucky.

SOMERSET, KY, May 20.-A wet snow
over six inches deep was found covering
everything this morning. 1t began
falling rapidly about midnight and con.
tinued long after daybreak. The ther-
mometor has not been lower than SS.
A May snow was nevor known before in
this section. This one extends south to
Chattanooga. TOM.
Mr.. STERLING. KY, May 20.-Six
inches OF snow icll here last night and
this morning. Growing crops have
been greatly damaged.
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Tho Toman's Society for East Ohio Closes
ITS Session ut StcubcuyIllc
epEcicl ri,pr,rt Is u,1 frtetligsRc>-,

1Alc iot h<tASA oiio Slooca
ITS Session at Stcubcuylllo.
spdcicl ri,pd,ch 70 p,e lnteiligsRcet.
srEunrNrILte, O., May 20.-The
woman's homo missionary society OF
the East Ohio. conference closed its
niuth ANNUAL sessions hero ih@the First
N. E. church tonight, Epworth
League meetings were held in both
churches and platform meetings were
held;s evening. Mrs. Dr.. Carr, Of
Cambridge, talked last night on sour
Duty to Forsirnets." The next ahnuul
meeting will be held Mt Akron. Tho
officers elected were: President, Mrs. S.
P. Burs. Wellsville: corresponding sec.
retary, Mrs. N. J. Hickman, Cleveland; /;
recording secretary, Mrs. R. 3. Pobo,
Coshocton; treasurer, Mra. Z. X. :Artes,
Cleveland; corresponding secretary
young peoples work and supplies, Mrs.
u. E Kramer, Akron; delegates to ua-
tional convention, Mrs. Hickman aud
Mrs. Burt.
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half mile wido hotwcen Loana aud
Fredonih In Dunkirk tho lower por.
tions OF tho place ufo flooded and tho
collars and Easements filled with wRtcr.
Chou,auauR lake has risen severGl
inches within tho past iew hours an4
tho outlet ia over its banks. No special
damage has yet boon reported in this
hitv
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ALTOONA, Pa, Muy 20.-Detweon this
city and Mil creek tho loss from flood
ou1ored by farmers Ia very great.
Their crops arc destroyed and fences,
md email buildings have boon washed
away. The washing OF tho tracks south
OF WilliamsburSh und along tho Spring-
fold branch, and the destruction OF the
railroad bridge between FrAnktown and
Flowing Springs has caused diGcop.
tinuance OF train Gervico on tho Will.
iamsburgh and SorLngleld branches.
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DEs MONIES BRIDGE, iowa, May 20.--
The wind was worry high most OF the
day and the river 90 rough that the
captain OF the tug towing tho Kelly raft
would not start until late in the alter
noon. During tho day Thousands OF
spectators came to the bridge to view
the nondescript feet OF rats and their
occupants
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ALTOONA, Pa, May 9o.-Tho dam in
the Horse Shoe curve about this city
broke D. II 80 o'clock tonight, thirteen
feet OF It being carried away. lib
people living in the valley had dmple
time to get out OF the way OF tho rush.
ing water. Ii tho heavy rainfall con-
tinuos the rest OF tho dam will probably
bc carried away. altoona Cets its water
supply from this body OF wator
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2O.-At five
o'clock this afternoon tho Western
Union forco at Lock Haven was driven
from tho Office by tho flood and since
that hour nothing has been heard from
that point. Tho oE1Cc is located in the
center Of the town some distance from
the river and tho destruction OF property
must therefore be very great.
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LrwIsDURG, Pa, May 20.-Thc water IS
two feet higher at Coburn than it was
in 1880, and the people OF the valleys
arc fleeing to the hills and mountains
Tor safety. a number Of bridges arc
gone, and the extensive and expensive
,ramway construction q. Paddy Noun
tain Is all washed oct.
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HoLLIDAYsBuEd, Pa, May 20.-The
water has reached higher points in
Blair county than during the food OF
1889, and the loss OF property has been
especially great at TRANSPORT, Williams
burg, Duucausvillc aud Rces' Station.
Several county and railroad bridges arc
down and traffic is suspended on the
electric and steam railroad lines.
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JaNETows, \. Z, May 20.-All trains
on tho D., A. G P. railway have been
abandoned, owing to the damage to its
tracks By tho storms. A portion OF the
large bridge at Loana is washed away.
There 10 heavy landslide covering the
tracks for quite distance between Fall
coner and Gerry, dnd the railroad
bridge at Frewaburs is washed out.
The waters OF the Canadaway crock
have risen until the stream ia nearly
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In Pennsylvania Sweeping Every,
thing bOforo Thorn.
The 1889 FLOODS FAR EXCEEDED
On tho Susquohanna R!ver and
Along Its Tributaries.
CITIES IND TOWNS INUNDATED
And 1mmonse Destruction of Pro-
porty Everywhere.
CL OUD-BURSTS EDD TO HORRORS

OF tho Floods Occasioncd by Long
Continued and Heavy ItGins-pco.
pio Work All Day Sunday Moving
From Their Homcs-Church sorv-
ices Suspended WhIlc All Labor to
Save Their Hnmcs-Rundrods OF
Families Forced to Tlcc From Their
Nouscs-1'erribic Rcsults OF tho
Storm In Eastern Pennsylvania.
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AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
To be Given by the Fourth Street Epworth
League Tonight.

To be Given by the Fourth Stree, EpwortL
League Tonight.
The Fourth Street u. E. Church Ep-
worth teaguo has arranged the follow
ing programme for this ovcninGs
meeting:
MEMORIES OF SOME NOTED rY'r. COMPOSERS,
Congregational singIrs-''Srnshine In MySoul"
biography OF Charles Wesley. Neck
NGcitnt!on-"Thc Last Hymn" "-.....---,,......-
Solo, Ohlicnio and Quastotse-"Jesus,L Lover
OF Ny Soul
Zou Hastings. Mrs.. Harry Trnv!S Miss Alice
Walters, Oscar Mckee, r 7. Cartwright
biography o! Sasah F. Adams ....:.ADn!e Ptosies
Male Qnattet;e-"Neares. Ny Col, 10 Thee
U. p. Mckee. VIII Meek. Henry Brown, J.
Harvey Deyoro.
RendinG ka.c Land
Biography OF Augustus NJ. Toplady ,..::...-~
Chorus-"ltock OF Ages. s'...................-=.....
Iecita!ion-"Rock OF Age" ..".-N!ss Ella Eeith
Biography OF pbGbs Carey. Miss Minn!e Hickey
Lady, Quartettc-'one Sweetly Solemn
Thought ...--..-".
Miss Abbie RntellG. Miss Lotta JeifOTS, Mrs. F.
T Cartwright. MiSs Kate Land.
Readtng, poem-''Mother's Hymn" ,....."..:
Dr.. a. D. Rieer
Piano solo-v hr!utons o; Nearer. Ny God,
10 Thee ...... ........".-..-MrS w. W. Mcclellan
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NEw YoRk, May 2o.-Arrivsd, E.,u.
rfa irob Liverpool; Sorrento from
Hamburg; Moravia from Hamburg.
LIr.RpouL. May eo.-Arriyed, Umbria
from Nes York.
Queenstown, May 2o.-Arrlved,
Alaska from New York.
HAvRr, May 20.-Arrived, La Cham.
payne from Now York.
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HE is GUILLOTINED.
Emilio Horny 10 Dohoadod at an
EARLY Hour Thin Morning.
THE ANARCHISTS DYING WORDS

Arc "LonG 1.-Two AnnrcLy"-EfIorts to
Have Ills Sentence COMMITTED Aro
FutIlo-YrcsIIcnt Carnot Rcfuscsto
Intcrferc-Spantsh AnarchiUts Hear
Their Doom PrOnounood--Edmund
Eatcg, tho Famous London Editor,
PlayrishG and Lecturer, Dics Sud.
donly-othcr Foreign Nows Of III.
tcrCst.
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reach z feet from tho present rainfall.
But ns the rain shows no signs OF abat-
ing II 10 feared that tomorrow may
hFtuR moro elements oil danger.
at ono o'clock this morning tho big
lumber boom broke end tho logd Aro 60
Ing down tho rlyor.
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THE TARIFF BILL
viii Entor on It's Sovouth Woek OF
Discussion To-day.
METAL md WOOLEN SCHEDULES.

Republicans VIII Deal Fair-NIauy
Items Which nro Quite as Good US
Those OF tho Mckinley Dill VIII DO
Let Go Unchecked, But tho FREQ
Trado Fcaturcs VIII DO Fought ut
Every stcp-Tho State Bank Qucs.
tiou In tho Ilouse,
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CRlpPLE CREEE, Colo, Nay 20.-At
depth OF IS feet in one Of the mines
here sylvnnite orc was struck which
runs Sl5o000 10 the ton.
About 100 pounds wero taken out.
The vein is from two to four inches
thick
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EuEEALO FLOODED.

Tho Rivcr booming Out OF It's E1nts-Cou.
sldcruino Damage Done
DUrFyuo, n Y, Nay Gothic steady
rain for tho Inst ,hrco days sen Buffalo
river booming out Of its banks and
down through South Buffalo. Dozens
OF strcots arc flooded and hundreds OF
collars Grv full OF water. Tho police OF
tho Ninth precinct hnvo q fleet Of row
boats and huvn been busy all day resCu.
lug pcople from tho second stories aud
roofs OF their homes.
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Fo. West Virginia, showers; variable winds.
For Ohio, showers In eastern portion Mon day;
warmor: variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, showers; variable
I,TIp
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hs furnished by e.. SrlLSEPr. druggist, corner
,furzct and Fourteenth strcc,,.
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At midnight, With the rain atill fall.
;nr the river has oyprtlowcd its banks
In The central part 0; the city and the
water ia rushing up Market street and
ont TO Third and Fourth streets, in
tho business par; Of the city where the
cellars are now ful OF water.
The present height of the food is q
iset, and /. Is estimated that 1t will