davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
piesn madonna. Saluni5ci wyzyli
niemafo strachu.

niemafo straChu.
CINCINNATI, O., % Stycznia. :
W Grand Opera House" zapo-
wiedziano ,,Hamleta." Teatr ma
pelnif sic publicznoscia. W drugim
akcie zaczqt sic pod krzesef W
czwartym rzedzie wydobywac dym.
Aktor wystqpif zaraz ma prod sce-
ny i zapewnit publicznosc, re ME-
bezpieczenstwa ME ma. Publicz-
nose uznafa wszakze "a rzecz sto-
sowna opuscic halej dczynifa to
we wzorowym porzqdku. Osobom,
kt6re sic znajdowaty blisko orkie-
stry, pomagali aktorzy wejsc ma
scene wyjsc tylnemi drzwiami.
Tymczasem pozar szerzyf sic i
pochfona4 ma wstepie rekwizyta
teatralne wartosci $4,000. Gmach
teatralny spalif sic, a przytykaJace
do niego domy zostafy znacznie
uszkodzone. Strata W nierucho-
mosciach wynosi 100000. Nalezy
uwazac "a wielkle szczescie, re
pozar ME spowodowat paniki. Zaw-
dzieczyc to nalezy W znacznej cze-
Sci aktorom.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= Alderman Frank Z. Fowler
ogiosil W formie prawie urzedoweJ,
re wystapi jako republikahski kan
dydat ma burmistrza miasta.
= Policyanci Norton Kubicki
aresztowali wczoraj % letniego ST.
gmunda Marks, oskarzonego o to,
re pred kilku laty W Minneapolis
popefnif rozboj i obaliwszy lampe
spowodowaf pozar, przy ktorego ga
szeniu jeden re strazak6w zycie
stracif. Marks zostanie wydany
wiadzom W Minneapolis.
Kolej g6rna linii Lake st. juz
zostaia dobudowanq az do granicy
zachodniej Cicero i wkr6tce pociqgi
beda kursowaly az do Harlem ave.
w dwupietrowej stajni Dire.
wnianej pm. 321S Archer ave. wy
buchf wczoraj rano z niewiadomej
przyczyny pozar, kt6ry zrzadzif
szkode ma $1,000, zwlaszcza dlatego
tax wysokq, il s koni sic spalifo.
: Rozeszla sic byfa pogfoska, re
zabroniono odwiedzac aresztant6w
W wiezieniu powiatowym powodu
panujacej ospy. Dyrektor wiezie-
MIA oglasza, re pogfoska jest fafszy-
wa.
= "a letni Charles B. Mareau
zostai wczoraj aresztowany W gma-
chu First National Bank, gdy
chciaf wydac faiszowany GEEK ma
S42.75.
= Pozar, kt6ry powstaf ME-
wiadomej przyczyny zniszczyt
wczoraj trzypietrowy dom drewnia-
ny pm. 1913 N. Albany ave., j zrza.
dzif szkode ma $500. Wlascicie'
lem domu byi M. Karasek.
= Kasa powiatowa ME ma pie
niedzy musi mice defcyt, jezeli
ME znajdzie sic rada. Czfonkowie
rady powiatowej zamierzaja kazde-
mu urzednikowi dac miesiac waka-
cyl, azeby oszczedzic ma pensyach,
ale sami wakacyj brac ME chca.
= Dzisiaj odbywa sic pogrzeb
wynalazcy prof. Elisha Gray W
Highland Park.
= Reprezentanci ligi transwal-
skiej ostrzegaja, re jakis cziowiek
zwacy sic kap. Felix Hertzog, zbie-
ra pieniadze wrzekomo ola Boer6w,
a W rzeczywistosci dla samego sic
bic.
- Anglik Robert Dawson, do
wiedziawszy sic wczoraj smierci
kr6lowej Wiktoryi, zgiosif sic do
sadu obwodowego, azeby otrzymac
papiery obywatelskie, gdyz ME
chce bye poddanym kr6la Edwarda
VII.
= 55 letni fabrykant cygar Fl.
L. Sternbach, 244 S. 81 court, cd
Czwartku znikf bez wiesci.
: Pani Lea Smith, zam. pm. 1876
W. Congress str, wczoraj wieczo-
rem ma przecieciu ulic Fullerton i
Sheffield ave-, zostafa uderzona
przez wagon elektrycznej kolei i
cieako wewnetrznie uszkodzona.
Jest W szpitalu Alexyan6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
POmnik J6zefa Poniatowskiego.

Jeden z rodak6w naszych, przejez.
dasjac tymi dniami przez Lipskr
chciai sic przekona6 W jakim stanit
znajduje sic teraz pomnik J6zefa
Poniatowskiego. Poszedlem tedy,
pisze on, ma ulice Poniatowskiego, a
przeszedssly ia diva razy wzdlus,
przekonalem sic wreszcie, ze pomDi-
ka ks. Jozefa szukat nalezy gdzie
indziej.
= Terzeihen Sie,aco ist das Po-
niato,oski Denkmal? = pytam spo.
tkant 60 przechodnia.
= WasS
Ponawiam pytanie.
- Tch aceiss nicht - brzmi cd.
powiedz, poczem nastepnie wzrusze.
ME ramionami indagowany przeze.
mnie jegomost rusza dalsza droge.
Pc chwili zwracam sic do novel
ofary moiej ciekawcsci. Powtsrza
sic to samo pytanie ia sama odpo.
wiedz. Dopiero "a czwartym razem
dowiaduje sic, 2e pompik POniatow.
skiego miesci sic prey ul. Lessinga.
Ide tam, / W chwile potem przygla.
dam sic pomnikowi ks. J6zefa.
Pomnik to bardzo skromny: stanc-
via 60 dwie kwadratowe kamienne
Efyty, ozdobione popiersem bohatera
i skromnym rapisem: .Xsiecin J6ze.
fowl Ponistowskiemu Wojsko pol.
skie".
Pomnik ks. Pouiatow skiego,dobrze
przez czas napietnowany, ME odzna.
oza sic niczem szczegolnem, znajdujs
sic przytem W miejsou malo widocz-
nem, mic wiec dziwnego, 2e ME
wszyscy mieszkadcy Lipska wiedzao
jego istnieniu.
Wiecej interesu wzbudza kamieh
pamiatkowy, kt6rym W roku 1873
panied bohatera uczcil general Roz-
niecki. Ma kamieniu tym wyczyta.
'em: nTu, W nurtach Elstery, J6zef
Xiaze Pon;atowski, W5dz Naczelny
Woysk polskich, Marszslek Pahstwa
Ftancuskiego, trzema suiertelnymi
dotkniety razami, ckrywajac ustsp
WieIkiego Woyska Francuskiego i
ostatni schoizac zpobojowiska, aycis
slavic ojczyz zaie poswisconego do.
kcnai W dniu 1890 Pazdziernika 1913
r. Te skromna pamiatke szami swe.
mi skropiora, Polak = Wsp6lroda.
kowi, zolaierz -Wodzowi polozy".
Kamieh ton zostal odnowiony W roku
ubieglym stsraniem miejscowego
Towarzystwa przemys1owc6w pol.
skich, to tea napis bez trudu mosna-
odczytat'
Autor listu nadmienia jeszcze, 2e
wedtug jego dochodzeh liczba Pola-
k6w,mieszkajacyoh W Lipsku wynosi
przeszlo 1000, ale, ze 50 to przewa.
znie robotnicy, wiec, jakkolwiek jest
ich tax duzo, to jednak aadnego aua.
czenia W miescie ME maja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
- Prevalent Krueger przybyt

= Prezydent Kruger przybyt
do Utrecht leczyc sic na oczy
slawnego okulisty. Ma dworcu po-
witala 90 licznie zebrana publi-
cznosc.
-Bulgarscy ministrowie podali
sic do dymisyi.
= We Wiedniu utworzyf sic
klub rozw6dek. Zamierza on
wspierac kobiety, pragnace roz-
wiesc sic z mezaml'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23

Samuela Conklina, dorozkarza slu-
zacego @. 0. Harz Livery Co.,
jako podejrzanego, ale ME MONA
60 byio identyfkowat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
Dzisieiszy poeta.

: Wiec syn panski, TAXI m3odziutki.
pisze juz wiersze?
TAX, panic, wydrukowaf juz cafy
tom pod tytuaem: ,,Wspomnienia znu-
zonei duszy".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
Nr6lowa Wiktorya umarla godz. pol
do si0dmej wiecZorem.
LWfOki zOstana SObote przewiezione do Windsor
KOndOlencye WysfanO re wszystkich stolic.
Pozar Grand Opera House Cincinnati wywola1 panki
Mkt ME zgina&

nowego kr6la, ktory panoWac oe-
dzie pod imieniem Edwarda VIIgo.
CowEs, 23-go Stycznia. =
Kr6lowa umarfa spokojnie, ME
cierpiac pred smiercia b6lu. Cia-
10 natychmiast zabalsamowano.
W Sobote zostana zwfoki przewie-
zione do Windsoru.
Cesarz Wilhelm pozostanie pra-
wdopodobnie W Anglii az do po-
grzebu.
Prezydent Mckinley zanadto
sic pospieszyf, przesetajac depesze
kondolencyjnq pod adresem ,,Jego
| kr6lewskiej Mosci." Ksiqze Wa
lii dopiero dzisiaj, przez tajna rade
! panstwa, zostanie mianowany kr6-
| lem.
Kr6lowa cd kilku tygodni czufa
sic niezdrowq. W zaprzeszfy Po-
niedziafek m6wifa lordem Ro-
J berts wojnie Boerami. W Sro-
de dostafa ataku apopleksyi. Cho-
! rowala pierwszy raz W zyciu.
FRANKFURT, 23 Stycznia. -
Cesarzowa wdowe po Fryderyku u
wiadomiono o smierci matki. Przy-
jefa wiadomoso ma poz6r spokoj-
ME, lecz stan jej zdrowia pogorszyf
sic do tego stopnia, re budzi po-
wazne obawy. Cesarzowa Augu-
sta Wiktorya zapowiedziafa swe
przybycie do Hamburga, azeby
bye W bliskosci matki cesarza Will
helma.
PARYz, 23go Stycznia.-
Parliament ME odbedzie dzisiaj po-
siedzenia okazyi smierci kr6lowej
Wiktoryi.
RzYM, 23-go Stycznia. -
Wiadomosc o smierci kr6lowej wy
warfa tutaj przygnebiajace wraze-
ME. Ojciec sw., kr6l, kr6lowa i
ministrowie wysfali depesze kon.
dolencyjne.
BERLIN, 23go Styczn ia. -
Rad waszyngtonski wysfaf note
do mocarstw z projektem, azeby
wojskaIsprzymierzone cofnefy sic
do Tien Tsin i azeby uwiadomiono
Rad chinski, re granice panstwa
chinskiego, ME wyjmujac Mandzu-
ryi, ME zostana naruszone. Niema
nadziei, ably mocarstwa zgodzity
sic ma ten proiekt.
TEN TsIN, 23go Stycznia. -
'Jezeli ukfady pok6j ME rozpo-
czna sic W Lutym ma dobre, zor-
ganizowana zostanie wielka mie-
dzynarodowa wyprawa, W celu
przyprowadzenia cesarza hwang
Su do Pekinu.
Rosya oddafa zajeta przez siebie
linie kolei zelaznej wiadzom ME
mieckim, kt6re wzbraniaja sic od-
staple ia Anglikom. Hrabia Wal
dersee zamierza W Kwietniu wro-
cic do Europy.
BERLIN, 23go Stycznia. =
Fabrykant Krupp uwiadomit hra-
biego Buelowa, re odtad bedzie
wyrabiaf armaty dla Anglii.
Sad Rzeszy niemieckiej zatwier-
dzif wyrok, skaz ujacy redaktora
socyalistycznej ,.zukunft" ma szesc
miesiecy wiezienia.
z okazyimpadku bank6w hipo-
tecznych przypomniano sobie, re
ieszcze W 'roku 1895 zwracali wfa-
sciciele domow uWage ministra roll
nictwa, re mad bankami nalezy
rozciagnac opieke rzadowa, po-
niewaz dzieja sic W Mich nadu-
zycia.
PARYz, 23-go Stycznia. =
W izbie deputowanych oswiadczyf
Ribot, byly prezes ministr6w, re
bedzie zwalczaf projekt rzadowy,
skierowany przeciw zakonom. u
znaje on supremacye wiadzy swie-
ckiej, ME mysli wszakze pomagac
rzadowi W walce z Kosciofem kato-
Gckim. Ribot pragnie wolnosci
dla wszystkich i broni konkordatu,
ktHry stanowi rekoimie. ze we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
z urzedu zdrOwia.

Wczoraj doniesiono do urzedu
zdrowia Is wypadkach dyfteryi i
4 wypadkach szkarlatyny. Dotych-
czas W biezacym roku doniesiono,
o nastepujacych ilosciach wypad-
k6w chor6b zarazliwych: dyfteryi
201, szkarlatyny 176, ospy So, kuru
IA. W ubiegla Niedziele doniesio-
no O 16 nowych wypadkach ospy.
Przyznaf sic do why.
Franz Hertenstein, alias Frank
Steiner, kt6ry pred rokiem zostaf
skazany ma smierc "a zamordowa-
ME Jozefa Karusa, ale u sadu wyz-
szego postaraf sic wznowienie
procesu, stawat wczoraj pred Sc
dzia Holdom ma rade swojego adj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23

wokata, po poprzedniei tegoz kon-
ferencyi z prokuratorem, przyznaf
sic do why. Otrzymaf bowiem "a
pewnienie, re W tym razie sedzia
ME wyda wyroku smierci, jaki
m6giby go oczekiwac re strony sa-
du przysiegfych. TAX sic tez stafo.
Sedzia skazaf go ma wiezienie kar-
ne terminie nieoznaczonym. Stei-
ner ma jeszcze nadzieje,ze "a wpfy-
wem konsula szwajcarskiego, A.
Holingera jego adwokata, Jul.
Goldziera, "a pare lat zupefnie 20.
stanie u}askawionym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-23
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.

W skutek zafamania sic ruszto-
wanna pod wiaduktem ma Polk str,
wczoraj W poludnie dwaj robotnicy
spadli z wysokosci Is stop polka
leczyli sic tax, IL prawdopodobnie
W skutek tego umra. Sq to 34letni
John Dietz, zam. pm GIL 81 str. i
40letni julius Schaffer, 6S35 Nor
gan str. Obaj sa zonaci.
Obaj pracowali jako malarze dc.
NOW u kontraktora Johna Hossuck
zam. ma rogu Halsted i 36 ulicy'
z jakiego powodu rusztowanie sic
zatamalo, jeszcze ME wiadomo.
Zawieziono obu do ich mieszkan;
okazaio sic, re Dietz ma zfamane
prawe ramie i lewq noge, jakotez
odni6sf wewnetrzne uszkodzenia, a
Schaffer ma zfamane prawe ramie
j r6wniez uszkodzenia wewnetrzne.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
VIEWS OF C. A. TowNE.
lie Thinks Agninaido Was Coerced
by General Macarthur.

KANSAS CITY. No. April 1.-THE Jour-
nal says: Ex-senator Charles a Towne
was shown copy OF Aguinaldo's proclama-
ton tonight. He said: 1t Is clearly the
Gtterance of man who yields only 10
force, and. considering the occurrences OF
the past two years. II constitutes one Il
the most pathetic incidents in history. I
see nothing in the proclamation on which
TO base any imputation on the good faith Of
Aguinaldo. There is. however. an express
sion that somewhat alters my opinion Of
his astuteness based on his previous con-
duct He says that the Filipino people will.
under the sway Of the United States. OBJ
tain all promised liberties He cannot
have forgotten the assurance OF General
Anderson in 1898 as 10 the justice with
which our allies against Spain would be
treated or the solemn promises of the
President at the beginning OF the era o;
benevolent assimilation.
"One thing should be borne in mind: the
surrender OF every hostile force in the
Philippines. and the absolute acceptance
o. our dominion throughout the archipela-
go does not dispose OF the question involved
H. the acquisition and government by THE
Republic of distant colonial dependencies.
Wrong as the policy is. and cruel as it is
against the Filipinos, IL Is UNANIMOUSLY more
wrong and cruel from the standpoint of the
welfare of the United States"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20

immediate relief and he recommended an
increase OF the income tax. tariff duty
on sugar and an export duty on coal as
means of increasing the revenue None OF
these taxes will be popular-no tax ever
is-but they are fairly distributed. The
increased income tax will fall on the rich.
the duty on sugar will fall on poor and rich
alike. and the export duty OF Is cents ton
on coal will affect all classes and all indus
tries. There are indications OF very strong
popular opposition TO the last named tax.
though the minister intimated that he had
considered the subject i'm all its aspects
before recommending it. Popular opposition
may cause the withdrawal of this PROPOSE
ton. but Sir Michael did not suggest any
other way OF raising the slO.5O0.O10 which
he said ii would produce In view of the
storm Of opposition which his recommends
tions are likely to encounter he might well
say. I'm our time no chancellor of the ex
chequer has had so difficult task" and
Sir Vernon Harcourt, leader of the opposi-
ton, was probably justified in saying 1t
was the most disastrous statement that the
exchequer had ever made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
MRS. MAVERICKS CASE.
Henry White Says Agitation in This
Country Is Doing Her Harm.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Henry White.
secretary of the United States embassy at
London was introduced to the President
to-day, before the Cabinet meeting, by
Secretary Hay. Mr. White is here on his
annual visit TO this country and will re-
turn TO England next month. He has taken
great interest in the case of Mrs May
brick THE worst thing that could happen
for Mrs Maybrick." said he, lis for some
one to resume the agitation of her case in
this country. Her eventual freedom has
been delayed by the agitation over her
The revival of the talk has led TO abusive
letters sent to the British authorities by
people in this country. Even Queen Vic
toria was the recipient of several letters
from enthusiasts in Mrs. Maybricks cause
| have been working on the case ever since
Mrs Maybrick was sent TO prison. and at
every opportunity to do something for the
unfortunate woman l have eXerted my in
fuence with every home secretary OF the
British Government Office. L have no
knowledge what King Edward will do. but
| do not believe he Will interfere in the
case. The late Queen made il a strict rule
TO have nothing TO do with capital cases
Mrs MAVERICK is i'm the Ailesbury prison
and il kindly treated / hear indirectly
from her twice week. Her health is not
seriously affected, although she has not
been in the best of health She is fairly
cheerful and has a good prison record
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
CYNICAL WALL STREET.
1t Smiles Over Recent Statements
About Mine-WOrker Mitchell.

w. G. Nicholas, in New York Telegraph.
Apropos of labor strikes and peaceful ad-
justment, cynical, sneering Wall street
finds quiet amusement in the report that
Mr.. Mitchell president of the Mine Work
ers' Union has felt called on to deny that
he is going into private business and with
draw altogether from the agitating special
ty. Wall street never met Mr.. Mitchell per-
sonally but it became acquainted with him
at long range on the occasion of his late
invasion of the stronghold Of capital to
force recognition of the union he repre-
sented No one here or elsewhere has ever
told exactly the part he played in the ne
gotiations, but Wall street had the correct
information nearly week before he went
home that the matter had been arranged
and that there would be no strike.
Four days after the market had the
news and putting prices up on il a
clerical gentleman from Hazleton called on
Mr. Morgan, and TO the best of his knOWl-
edge and belief, effected a formal settle
ment of the difficulty by wrestling a tech
nical promise from the magnate that if the
miners would be good for another year he
would see what could be done for recogni-
ton.
Wall street, by this gracious act, found
c, rtificatiOn of the accuracy OF the original
up and advanced prices some more. Then
the labor diplomat returned to 1ndianapO-
lis and soon thereafter rumors circulated
that he was about TO engage in business on
his account instead of spending his
days and nights for perspirinS miners.
Previous TO his assault on the Eastern cit
adel of capital nobody had ever accused
him of having money enough 10 engage in
private business, a chronological incident
regarded in certain quarters curious.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
THE CANTEEN MISTAKE.
Evil Eject of the New Law Manifest
ing Itself.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
From every section of the country come
reports of the Generalization of SOL
ders which has been the direct result of
the abolition by Congress of the army can
teen, at the demand of the temperance fla
latics and prohibition cranks. From eveyy
army post the same story comes-an in
crease In drunkenness on the part of the
enlisted men. with corresponding decrease
in the discipline and efficiency of the troops.
A sample case is furnished by the expert
ence of the force stationed in Camp Meyer,
a string of new saloons has been opened
around the camp, and a flourishing bust
ness has started up. depending upon the
patronage of soldiers who are no longer
permitted to indulge in a glass of beer at
the post exchange. So, too, in the case Of
the little town OF Phoebus, which is sand
wiched in between Fort Monroe and the
nearby Soldiers Home. The saloon bust
ness has had big boom in this place, to
the detriment, physically and morally. of
the garrison of the fort and the inmates
of the home, while the latter have lost
the benefit of the amusement fund to which
the profits of the abolished canteen were
devoted.
New drinking dens have also sprung zip.
around the famous military reservation
near San Francisco known the Preside,
and the same thing is true of every army
post in the country In the case OF the
Philippine army the troops are exposed to
even greater perilS than at home, as the
result of prohibiting the sale of beer and
light wines ON premises under the control
OF the War Department Some true friend
of the army and honest advocate of genu-
inc temperance should introduce in Con-
gresS at the next sc sion a bill restoring
the canteen and press 1t to passage, in the
light of the experience which the army is
undergoing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
OPPOSED TO SURRENDER.
Kruger and WoImarans Favor Con-
tinuance Of the DOer War.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April l9.-Sy-
brant Wesselius, of this city representa-
tive Of the American Transvaal League
to-day received the following letter from
Montagu White, of New York. American
representative of the Transvaal Republic
Dear Sir-In reply to your inquiry as to
the rumors about President Kruger and
Mr. WolmaranS counSeing surrender
beg to inform you that there is absolutely
no foundation for such ridiculous reports
Both the President and Mr. Wolmarans.
well the other advisers in Europe
strongly opposed to any settlement
involving a surrender of liberty indie
pendence; still less would they counsel
surrender because time is the very es-
sence of the situation. Reports from Cen
eral Botha and the other fighting generals
late as the beginning of February, were
encouraging and indicate that unless a
settlement is effected the war will be Of
long continuance. Even the special corre-
spondent of the London Times estimates
that it will last another year. The burgh-
ers are carefully outstanding their ammu-
milton, of which they still have a generous
supply, and there is no lack of food while
the men in the field by this time al
NOSE seasoned veterans. The spirit of de-
termination TO continue the struggle is in
domitable :"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
Rain Continues at Pittsburg.

PlTTSBURG, April 19.-The rainfall of
the past twenty-four hours in Pttsburg
was the heaviest recorded for similar
period during the past ten years. The Off
cial report OF the Weather Bureau showed
a fall of 1.52 inches from o'clock Thursday
till the same time tonight. At midnight
the downpour continues, with no indication
Of abatement Reports from up-river points
say the rain is general. The river mark
here at midnight is eleven feet. and rising
az about the rate of one foot an hour
There is no danger of food in this district
but lower points may suffer.
One of the effects of the heavy rains here
was landslide just beyond Soho, which
carried the houses of Michael Gull and Ed
ward Collins down on TO the b. * O. Rail-
road tracks. Mr.. and Mrs. Gull were
thrown from their beds, but escaped with
a few slight injuries. One Baltimore q
Ohio track is completely blockaded by the
wreckage, and the entire hill from Lawn
street to the Il. * o. tracks. distance of
three hundred feet, is slipping and may go
down before davbreak