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BLOODY D0S|1
For Freedom
MOVED DOWN LYNCHERS.
Negro Escaped Lynehisg By Cutting
Down the Mob,

Negro Escaped Lynehisg By Cuttlns
Down the Mob.
Panther, w. Va, June 78-The attempt
Of a mob to lynch negro at jaeger today
resulted in the killing Of two OF the
would be lynchers. The negro. Peter
Price, was accused Of insulting = white
woman. He was pursued by crowd Of
men and sought refuge 10 small room
in the rear Of 4 saloon. The mob bat
tered down the door. and a. they entered
the room Price threw himself At them
with the ierocity OF tiger. with 4 knife
IN each hand. In cutting his way out he
killed George Hooks aud F. N McGran
and seriously cut Charles Davis
A. Price struck down these men the
others tell back and be made his escape
through an open window. Several mem.
bers of the mob brought revolvers into
play. but they succeeded in inflieting
only two slight flesh wounds. Price vas
pursued and captured BY officers, who
huniedly sen. him to the jill At Welch
to avoid the vengeance Of the enraged
populace. Hooks and McGran were
both we'll known citizens.
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W0MAN'S CLUB DAY.

Al MAXWELL GrsenmAn's WitassssA .
Generous Rush Of 1sntIsmea.
Old Sol was in sympathy with the
scope and purpose Of the soda water.
candy and flower sale at Maxwell x
Creenman's by the Woman club this
afternoon. He beamed his brightest and
that was one reason why the magnificent
fountain at the store fi11ed one continual
611. OF course there were other attrac.
tioas-pret,y girls. ard equally pretty
and well gowned matrons Of younger
set we're there. So Sol had no monopoly
II the smiling line. Men came With 4
great thiIs. and fingered to toy with the
nosegays and part with the coin-all for
decorating the school rooms Of the city.
Those in charge we're Mrs A. T..
Henry, IT,. Mrs Bedard. Mrs Patton and
the Misses Pugh. Brown and Mckenzie.
The store was made pretty with pro.
fusion Of flowers. The ladies will have
charge ,onight-ali OF the profits for the
good cause.
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STATE MUTUAL GONE.

Judge Johnson yesterday. on motion Of
Attorney General Post. appointed d. C.
Weber receiver to wind up the business
OF the Colorado Mutual Fire Insurance
company. The company. il is charged.
has failed 10 pay its state tax or file re-
ports with the state insurance commits.
sioner. The court investigated the mat.
ter and decided that the company's liza.
bilities exceeded its assets.-Denver Re.
publican.
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Ne0[ Sold GO|d
From t|e LOGON
lOGAN'S GREAT ORE.

Thomas b Mann's sagar Loaf Nine Pro
dsces Immense Values.
. There are IN the windows Of the 4
! First National bank three setorts 4
from the Logan mine. hand null. 4
! ed products Of the mortar at the 4
mine. Thes: retorts weigh ago 4
! ounces, are valued at 1900 and I
are the gold savings from only 400
! pounds Of picked pieces taken out
) of the mine from time to time. 1
! Manager Thomas r. Mann need 4
! not feel cast down In the presence 4
! Of ore which produces S73 worth 4
! Of gold to the pound. 4
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GREAT TUNNEL CAVES

Baltimore. June 7o--The Pennsylvania
railroad tunnel, a mile long. caved in =,
this point today. A train vas going
throukh tie tunnel at the time and was
nearly covered. The engine crew saved
themselves by climbing over the tender
The ace,den, bloekades the entire Penn
sylvania system.
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Modera woodmsn Of Amsrlca. Attsstion
The members Of the Modern Wood
men Of America will assemble At youi
hall at 7:Is tomorro" evening to attend
in body the services at the Methodist
Episcopal church. Your wives and oshei
members Of your families are invited 4
attend in company With you.
BY order Of the Committee.
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s.rr,es. for Mod.r. weodm.a.

BY invitation Of the pastor, the Mod.
ern Woodmen Of America will worship
At the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday evening. The members Of the
camp with their wives aud other raem
bers Of their families will meet At their
hall Sunday evening a, 7:ls to 60 in a
body to the church.
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DAILY WAGES, $1,000.

New York. June 7o-For the next 46
years J. M. Camden and his heirs will
receive 81 900 a day, Sundays and holi.
days excepted. from coal mine leased
by ]. Pierponf Morgan and his associates.
A fla' rental Of s. 20. 900 year is 10 be
paid. Mr. Camden is 76 years old.
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AFFAIRS OF MARQUAND.

New York. June 7o-Assignee Smith
for Marqland & Co. denies the report
that the firms liabilities equal IS 900. 900.
He says they are not half that much and
that their securities are unusually good.
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STRIKE ORDERED.

Pittsburg. June 7o-At = conference
between employers and tin and sheet
iron workers today. failure to agree on .
scale Of wages resulted in an order Tor a
strike by President Shafter. This in.
wolves 10000 men.
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.H0||e| 'D B|1ZeS
1 h|e [0S|
IT'S HOT EVERYWHERE.

New York and Boston Suffer From
Extreme Heat.
New York, June 7o-The weather is
intolesatie and for heat beats all June
records. There we're twenty prostra.
tons here today. At Boston, Detroit.
New York and all cities between mercury
records ninet, degrees in the shade with
no air stirring. People are Aocking TO
the seaside and mountain resorts by the
hundreds OF thousands and business is
nearly PROSTATE.
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WILL OPEN BANK AGAIN.

New York. June 7o-lt has been de
cided to reorganize and reopen the
Seventh National bank. A circular is
beiIg prepared to be sent 6epositors
and stock holders.
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KILLS HIMSELF FOR SHAME.

Louisville. KY June ae-Dr. Samuel
Taylor hanged himself las, night 10 =
tree 50 high that it vas difficult, to cut
his body down this morning. Shame
over his arrest Tor selling lottery tickets
caused the act.
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MRS TEvlS ARRIVES.

San Francisco. June 7o-Mn Hugh
Tevis landed this morning. being met BY
her father and mother. ex Governor and
Mrs G. w. Baxter Of Denver. She car.
ried the ashes Of her husband in 4 silver
cAsket.
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AMERICANS BUY WINE.

New York. June "a London cable
says Americans bought all Of King Ell
wards wines left, paying high price
for them.
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SPECIAL 4TH OF JULY BARGAIN.

Best oil cloth, I5c per yard.
Choice Of 7sc TO 81 SS child's dresses
for 4oc.
IL muslin &C.
Summer lawns sc.
All summer goods cut from 7oSto 1905
ass cut on shirt waists.
3314s cut on muslin underwear.
ass cut on kid gloves.
soc Balbriggan underwear 38c.
Sale on pants and hats cut from 7o9 to
4oz on the dollar at
77sf T. ]. PATE & Soxs Busy Store.
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BOYS HOME TO CELEBRATE.

San Francisco. June 7o-roday 1000
soldiers we're paid at the Preside and
tomorrow they leave for their homes in
the Eas. BY way Of the Southern Pacific.
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fouRNIeR WINS RACE.

Berlin 10 Rus.
Berlin, June 7o-Fournies dashed into
the city this morning. winner Of the
automobile race from Paris to Berlin.
Great crowds greeted him and the em
peror congratulated Fournier heartily.
The distance was covered in three days,
With all the roads cleared by order Of
the emperor.
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STOLE BIG MONEY.

Butte. Mont. June 7o-Charles Greene.
head bookkeeper 10: Layson's jewellery
house, was arrested today. charged with
embezzlemeet Of l7o. 900.
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How l|d|0||S Die
From 1|e P|0gue
HALF MILLION DIE.
Terrible state Of A9.rs In Iadis Admitted

ferfibls State Of ARsirs n Iadia Admitted
by 8ngiaad.
2 London. Ju-e 7o-The blue Z
book on India issued today by the I
> government shows that in the last I
! two years $foo, 1900 were ex. I
: peuded for Indian relief and that I
> 100000 persoas died Of the 4
= plague. !
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HAVE you DRANK l17

The Crystal Springs Brewing 4 Ice
company's new extra pale bottle beer.
Full quart at IS cents per bottle. Ask
for it, Every saloon sells Il.
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BIG FIVE IN GILPIN.

The Big Five Mining company. 4
Boulder county organization. has pur
chased plant Of machinery. which will
be installed Immediately in the Humph-
rev mill, where power will be generated
ana furnished for the Central and Geor &c
town tunnels. Electricity Will also be
used At the Edgar Union mine BY the
same company. Mr. Daniels, Who is
manager OF the company. will push the
work as rapidly n possible when be
commences operasions.-Register-Call,
Attand the four daYs snecial sale now
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Attend the four days special sale now
going on at the Peoples store.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-30
NEWS FROM PHILIPPINES.
Reports of Recent Operations Against
the Insurgents.

MANILA, Jan. 29.-Caille's camp,
near San Antonia, was surprised and at
tackled Friday by a detachment of the
Fifteenth infantry. The insurgents es-
capped, but score Of houses We're de-
stroyed.
Detachments of the Fourth infantry
and the Fourth and the Sixth cavalry
with Il platoon Of marines have captured
40 identified insurgents and ladrOnes in
Cavite province.
Twenty wire repairers were attacked
recently south of San Pablo by 300 in
surgents, half Of them armed with ri
iies Two Americans w,rc wounded and
one was captured, but was subsequently
rescued by reinforcement of the Forty
ninth regiment.
One native was killed, seven were
wounded and several were captured.
Wales, late chief of police Of the is
land Of Cebu, who has been in hiding
since August on accour of his activity
in the insurgent interest. has taken his
family to Hong Kong. The other Cebl
police have been compelled to swear all :.
glance or be deported. They have
chosen the former.
Minor insurgent acth tiles continue in
Cebu and BOhol.
General Macarthur last evening r..
viewed and addressed the Eleventh cav
airy. He highly comElimented the troop
ers, who are the only cavalry volunteers
in the army.
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COLLISION AND WRECK.
Five Trainmen Believed to Be
In the Wreckage.

Botn Trains Carried Heavy Crew'-roth
Were Completely Demolished by the
Terrific Force of the Collision, Cars be-
Ing Scattered About on All Sides and
Piled ON Top Of Each other.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Jan. 90
Two Baltimore and Ohio fast freight
trains collided yesterday near Petroleum,
about 10 miles east Of here. Both trains
farried heavy crews.
A relief train was sent from Parkers-
burg to the scene of the wreck with doc
tors and medicine for the relief of the
injured.
Both trains were almost completely de-
molished by the terrific force of the col
lision, the cars being piled on top of each
other and scattered along the right of
way.
Five trainmen are missing. They are:
]. ID. Watson, engineer.
n. COurtinery, brakeman.
]. G. Bailey, brakeman.
J. T. Bailey, fireman.
c. Cunningham, fireman.
1t seems probable that six deaths will
result from the accident, besides the de-
struction of much railroad property and
damage to rOadbed.
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COUNTERFElTER'S STORY.
Sounds Like Portion Of Dime Novel-He
Knew of Nothing Wrong.

BINGuAMTON, n. Y, Jan. 29.-At
yesterdays hearing in the counterfeiting
case IL. p. Holland, who was the first
man arrested, made a lengthy confession
of his part in the affair,
His tale, which reads like dime novel,
is full Of secret meetings in out of the
way places, passwords and other charac-
teristics of yellow literature, and impli-
Gates Hill, Heffron and Morse, three of
the prisoners. He states that the men,
after initiating him into their society"
told him that the money was some that
had been stolen years, ago, and offered
to sell him five bills for so. He accepted
the offer. The men said nothing about
the money being counterfeit
From the testimony of Harrison Sweet
of LeStershire it would seem that the
bills had been made in this city Sweet
said that in conversation with Waiter
Hill, the latter asserted he knew Il man
in Binghamton 'who makes bogus bills,
but would not 'squear on him for
$4,000"
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BAIL FOR FOSBURG.
1t VII Consist of Part Payment on a
business Contract.

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Jan. 2S.-Roh-
ert S. Fosburg. who is under arrest upon
the charge of manslaughter in causing
the death Of his sister, will probably be
released on bail Immediately after the
opening Of the banks, when the requisite
bail money can be procured.
The hail officer had in his possession
last evening an order upon the Stanley
Electric Manufacturing company for
ST., for which company the firm Of
Il. l.. Fosburg Il Co., of which the pris-
oner is member has the contract for
building plant, and it is upon this order
that they money will be realized. The
efforts TO secure prominent citizens to
furnish the bonds were not as successful
as had been anticipated, and the idea of
drawing $4,000 ON account from the
Stanley company and applying to the
prisoners release was finally adopted.
There are no new Developments in the
case.
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WAR TAX REDUCTION.
Senate Returns n Complete Substitute
For House Bili.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Allrich, chairman of the senate commit
tee on finance, yesterday reported the
war revenue reduction bill back TO the
senate. The committee reports a COM
plete substitute for the bill as it passed
the house. Senator Aldrich made a
strtcmcnt explaining the changes, which
are as follows:
STAMP taxes repealed Promissory
notes, mortgages, bills of lading for ex-
port, powers Of attorney, protests. char
ter party, certificates of all kinds. leases,
warehouse receipts, telegraphic dis
patches, telephone messages, passage
tickets costing less than $50, express re-
ceipts, freight receipts, bonds Except
bonds of indemnity, legacies to religious.
charitable, literary or educational insti-
tutions.
Especial taxes repealed-Commercial
brokers.
Taxes reduced-Conveyances, lnsur-
ance, bankers, capital, proprietary meft-
cines, cigars, tobacco, beer"
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SaturdaY.

Police of Schenectady, n. Y, round up
a gang of youthful thieves, arresting nine
of them, ranging in age from II to IL
years.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the woman who
started saloon-wrccking crusade In
Wichita, Kan, is assaulted by the wife
of a man whose saloon she had wrecked
and is severely punched about the face.
Peter Neff. at Wclland, Ont, is taken
from his house by masked citizens and
given q liberal dose Of tar and feathers.
it being alleged that he compelled his
sister, with whom he resides, to sign
over all her property to him.
New York stock exchange members
decide to close the exchange from 10 to
II o'clock on the day of Queen Victo-
ria's funeral.
Two cases of smallpox are discovered
at Syracuse and an epidemic is feared.
Senate again takes up the subsidy bill.
Troop of cavalry ordered to the scene
of the Creek Indian uprising at Mus
kogce, l. 4.
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New York Provision Market.

FLOUR-Wnter patents, S3.65d. 400
winter straights, S3.4O@3.5O; winter ex.
tras, S2.5O@2.S5; winter low grades
S2.40G2 go; Minnesota patents, $1,000
4.2O; Minnesota bakers $300d3.25.
CORNMEAL-Yellow western, 00c
city, Ole; brandywine, $2.35q2.4 45.
WHEAT - No. > red, S7Ac fob
aGoat; No. l northern, size fob. afoat
CORN-No. ., 1880 fob. a6oat.
OATS-No. 3, 30lac; No. 8 white,
311ac: track mixed western, 3UQ3Olac
track white, 3l@33c.
Shipping, lIl2@S0c; good -
choice, Sjd95c.
BUTTER-Creamery extras, 16G22c;
factory. 11dl4c; imitation creamery,
13IAd17c.
CHEESE-Fancy large white, 11hd
111ac; small white, 11A@12c.
EGGS-State and Pennsylvania, 20l.
G21c; western, l9c.
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Thursday.

Olney Oshlager, aged II, met horri-
Die death in a snwmill at Cation, y. Y.
He wa. wihrled up with the belt and torn
to pieces in the shafts and pulleys.
There was a lively scare among Union
college students at Schenectady, n. Y,
because of a case that was suspected to
be smallpox. The health officer pro-
nounced it to be grip, with complica-
tiOus.
Assistant Postmaster Ross of Toronto
has been at the postoflice department for
several days investigating the rural free
delivery service in this country. 1t is
believed he will recommend its addition
in Canada.
Fine destroyed the Commercial House
at kewanep. Ills, and caused the death
Of three men.
The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned on
account of internal differences.
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latter having retired, Sir James Reid
with rcverent hands. assisted by three
trusted household servants, and in the
presence of the king, the emperor and the
duke, removed the body from the bed to
the coffin.
In death it was lovelier than in the clos
ing days OF life Not trace OF the raw
ages Of disease was visible, The SER
wants having retired, Queen Alexandra,
the priucesses aud the children We're re-
called and with lingering steps and sti-
fled sobs they passed slowly before this
white-robed and peaceful figure.
At the foot. never moving, stood the
king, aud when the mourning crowd had
passed there remained only the son and
grandson OF the dead Emperor Will
iaI wept even more bitterly than the
royal ladies. Finally H. also retired and
the king was left alone. Sir James Reid,
bcckoning to the servants with the coffin
lid, asked the kings instructions.
For few seconds the king stood
spccchless, stricken with emotion at the
last farewell Then he said quickly:
Close it finally. II must not be
ollfufh NENIis
Thus the remains Of EEgland's great
est ruler were forever closed from hu.
man view. Reyerently the coffin was
borne into the dining room. Officers and
men from the royal yachts took their
stand around the coffin, over which the
king. queen and kaiser gently laid ths
robes of knight OF the garter, placing
at the head diamond crown. Beneath
lay the royal ensign, while hanging above
vas the union jack.
At the altar was the rector Of Whip
bingham. who read portion Of the fu'
neral service in the presence Of the roy Il
family. Emperor William covered his
face with his hands, and the grief Of
Princess Beatrice was pitiful. After the
benedictiun each placed wreath upon
thp coffin and then all retired
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Tuesday.

A smallpox epidemic is sweeping over
Kansas.
Ellcry Horth of Lanesburg, n. Y, was
fatally injured by falling from a load Of
hay.
Ii is reliably asserted that Chill has
made new and peaceful proposals to Bo-
livia on a very favorable basis and that
Bolivia is disposed to accept them.
Arthur Stell, the lS-year-old son of a
FaiIville (N. " farmer, is threatened
with lockjaw as the result of scratch
frcm Il pitchfork while unloading corn
stalks.
Sixty skaters, inclrdirg many women
and children, broke through the ice on
large pond back OF Evergreen cemetery
Brooklyn, Sunday, and in the wild strug-
Gle for life two boys wore drowned.
Charles Eddy, a general electric EN-
ploye. escaped from the smallpox quar-
antine. established at his home IN Sche-
ncctady, and Is at large.
Dispatches from the northern coast
Of France show that there was heavy
gale over the channel Sunday aud that
several small boats were lost.
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Monday.

1t is now believed the remains OF a
young woman recently taken from the
Genesee river were those Of Della Allor,
who disappeared from. Rochester last
August.
Julian Arnold. son OF Sir Edwin Arm
old. who was extiadited from the United
States to London in October last,
chargd with misappropriating trust
funds was sentenced to 10 years penal
scrvitude.
Assemblyman Lotter and his son OF
Cape Town have been arrested and jailed
nt Uitenhage. charged with aiding the
Beers. 1t is alleged that dynamite was
found in Mr. Lotter's house.
Lee Conkliug. II years old, a son of
David l.. Conkling Of Middletown, n.
Y. is dead as result of being struck
in the back Of the head by a SNOWFALL
at school For several days he lay in
an unconscious state.
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NIAGARA FALLS, Jan. 29.-The
employees Of the Dominion Suspender
company Of this town. composed Of 40
girls. went on strike Saturday and are
still out. They claim that new sched-
ule presented to them Friday means a %
per cent cut in wages. They also claim
that the forelady has been unjustly dis
missed. President Doran Of the com
pany contends that the new schedule was
not direct cut in wages, but an evening
ND Of the wages.
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Friday

A dispatch from Tientsin, dated Jan.
10, says that the Russian troops who
evacuated Tientsin were suddenly re-
called.
The state department has decided to
Huu,u.L an ut-,r.., nf eau.r 'putral-
ity as between the claims of the two
asphalt companies in Venezuela.
The loyalists at Cape Town fear that
the fatal termination of the queens ill
ness will indirectly tend to an indefinite
prolongaton of hostilities.
A dispatch from Shanghai says the
Italinn naval authorities recently cap
tured IL pirates and that they were exc
cutcd.
Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper, lies
in dying condition in San Antonio,
Tex, in the last stages of consumption.
Three safeblowers We're surrounded
by a posse in a cabin near Flippen, Ky.
A local preacher named Densey and his
son rushed forward in an effort to force
the cabin door. Densey was killed and
his son fatally wounded.
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COFFIN LID IS SEALED.
Queen Victoria's Face Forever
Closed From View.

Pathetic Scene Enacted When Member,
of Royai Family Took Their Last Low.
ing Look at the Features of Their Be-
loved Queen and New King Ordered
the Casket Closed.
COWES, Isle Of Wight, Jan. 26.-
With pathos and solemnity such as
seldom mark the passing from daylight
i.to the darkness Of the coffin the royal
family took their last loving look
at the features Of the dead queen
About 10 O'Clock IN the morning the shell
was brought into the bedroom, where
were waiting King Edward, Emperor
William, the Duke of Connaught, Sir
James Reid aud the royal ladies. The
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-30
GERMANY STORMSWEPT
Many Portions Visited by Terrific Snow
storms Followed by Tidal Waves.

Many Portions Visited by Terrific Snow
storms Followed by Tidal Waves.
BERLIN, Jan. 20. - Hurricane-likc
snowstorms prevail in many parts of
Germany, and during the last u hours
considerable damage has ben done. The
weather is particularly violent on the
East Frisian coast, where the city OF
Leer and the neighboring districts were
struck by a tidal wave.
At Frankfort-on-the-M snow fell
heavily last evening.
Dispatches from Bremen say that a
strong northwest wind is driving the
water into the Weser until it is nearly
to the edge fthe dykes.
4 freight train near Dresden was part.
ly hurled from an elevated track on the
line from Postchappel ito 'Wisdruff. and
five cars We're badly wrecked.
The river Lain and its tributaries have
overtlowed, threatening railway traffic
and high water is threatened in the Sill.
esian streams.
Telegraphic communication with Eng.
land is badly interrupted, cablegrams
arriving many hours late.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of IC0ngresS-J. X, i. Hall.
Member Of Sendte-A. Nj. Neeley.
ASsembly-A. NJ. Doutt.
President JWdge-W. NJ. Lindsey.
associate JUdges-R. u. Crawford, w.
II. IL. Dottorer.
rrothonotdry, Register C Recorder, &c.
John II. Robertson.
SherD.-J. w, Jameson.
TredSurer-S. NJ. Henry.
CbmmlssionerS- NJ. Herman, John
A.. Carson. J. r.. Dale.
District AttOrney-S. ID. Irwin.
.JMrV CommissionerS- q. Rey-
nOlds, Peter Youngk.
C0roner-Dr. J. w. Morrow.
County RditOrs-J. II. Clark, r. j..
FLYNN, Geo. l.. King.
GOmtv SuperintendeRt-E. Il. Stitzin-