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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1883

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THE FLOOD.

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NO ABATEMENT OF THE FOAMTTG WATERS.

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The Ohio River at Cincinnati Hugs Sixty-six Feet in a Vise-Like

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Charchei fnr&ed IntoHospitals Mu the Reoeption of lhfl tick the Homeltw

HORRO* ON HORROR.

OnldiNNATi, February 15.~*At .-qfce o'clock this morning the people in tbe vicinity of No. 50 Welstach street, on "tbe border of Ibe inundate district in tbe western part of the city, were startled toy aloud explosion which broke tbe glass, in the windows. A. three story brick building, occupied by four families lum-bering-seventeen people,, was found in ruins from &u explosion through fire damp or sewer gas in the cellar, and all the.people were buried in the debrve A scene of terror followed. It was supposed that the explosion was caused by the pressure of wa'er in the sewer and the people thought another explosion would follow. Many left their houses in utmost alarm

AKD IXIKD THIBLY CHAD

to plaoes of safety. The fire alarm was turned in which added to the consternation, and the fire department responded promptly. .Finding no fire the men began the work of res6tt1tog the unfortunate victims. This was ij^Wf flork.

ihe House wan owned by Jacob Brown, who, with his wife, an£ two sons and, two daughters, occupied the first floor

a specW policeman, at'

Fourth aBd Vine, known as "King William," occupied a. front room on the sec-, ond floor with his wife. The back part ofithe same story was occupied by Wm. Hannon, wife and two twin daughters) two years old. 4 .A By five o'clock A. M,

AT.T. THE OCCUPANTS

had Been taken out. Officer Mack, his wife and ten year old daughter and Mr. -v' Miller were dead and John and Henry -Brown and .Robert Jtacaaaoon,

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iy',l bor, who was in the house at the time were-so badly injured that they can bardJy recover. Jacob Brown and wife were r.f rescued after several'hours of labor, severely but not fatally hurt. His daughters were taken out comparatively un-

hurt. Mr. Miller was badly injured. All the reel of hie family, except the

child named above, escaped with small injury. Hannon and family also escaped with alight injuries. The Brown boys and Bockamoon were building a raft and

wanted lumber in the cellar. They went for it with a-candle, when the gas or *«dampe exploded. The adjoining house A was injured by the explosion.

Tofe weather is very warm and cloudy

with occasional sunshine. The river is

fluctuating apparently declining—but -very slightly. It stands about sixty-six feet, three inches. The flood in Licking

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And other fltream-s are expected if not to swell the stream here to check Ibe only important change in therailToad situation this morning is the transfer trains of the'Cincinnati, Washington «fc Baltimore from the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton to ite own track, aud making the stock yards its station. This is three miles from the depot and can be reached by omnibuses, which must run through the water a portion of the wuy. The damage to the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road lies rin the city limits, Caused by the sudden -rise of Mill .creek and branches from yesterday's rains. The track is

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and the bridge at Cumminsville is in«danger. Trains on the Panhandle Again changed route this morning, starting lrom the stock yards station and going thence by the Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore road to Loveland, where their own traek is reached. A large quantity of £asteroi mail was sent out that way tc-day. Cou-| siderablc Western mail was also sent from tbe stock yards^tation to.Columbus, and thence West. JTo mail has been sent wn the river route between Cincinnati and Portsmouth since Saturday last.

The Ciucinnati, Hamilton & Dayton arranged to send trains also from the stock yards station, reaching its own track at Winter Place. They haste been able to repair the washout and -secure the bridge so that they expect to leave tonight fmna their own depot, and this mutt be uncertain unless the water falls. J^one of these lines receive or forward fre'jrM, but express companies carry such freiglri as is offered. The service taxes beavily their transportation facilities, owin'^ to {he long haul.

TIIE RFLVER -T-! I

has been at sL\ty-8ix feet and two and a half inches sih'ce 10 o'clock this morning. This shows no rise since moraing and gives nope that there may be no further rise.

THE WORK OF BELIEF

goes on with energy. Not only is the general committee, representing Chamber of Commerce aid, and the common council disbursing aid with a liberal hand, but the Masonic relief organization is doing fine work, having called in volunteers to act as oarsmen for their boats which were received from Cleveland, Sandusky and Toledo. They have established relief stations in various parts -of tbe city. BesideMhis, the women of all Protestant churches are collecting bedding and clothing and doing sewing for the benefit of the general relief com mittee.

All the Catholic "churches have been thrown o|en for sleeping places for such homeless {tenons as may be sent by the general committee. A more complete and systematic system of relief could hardly have been devised, the great value ef ftg work being the thoroughnese andpaouiytness with which aid is extended. ^'*"1 "'X, BIVEB FALLING. 0raflftt#feTi,0., Feb. 16.—The water continBww recede about an inch and a half anJiotir. AS 9:30 it was sixty-four leet and fou* intbes. This is mill an %ich We highest figures of the flood 6f ifisl: %Jw}sk wind rising this morning give! eatioaa 6ause for alarm tp own-

Si fefetorjdl descriptions. From the fltift -t^y fiave said a heavy wind would wyeck and sink every barge in tbe river, owing to the extreme, beightjaud idtii.pf th«uriver the force of the waves iH be toiich greater, while facilities for securing fleets by eagles are greatly re4nc§d. The sky was clear and bright ifc the toovmag bpt Cloud scoi^ red

LAWRENCEBUBG'S JOY.

QmciKNATi, Feb. 18.—Nowhei? does taUip4 give greaiter joy than ft LawreScfeburg, Ind. It estimated fnat two huhdred houses were o^quied or washed away. Three thousand «jftle were dfiven from home with

NOTHING BUT THV CLOTnOiS THM WOBI. ..The .loss must reach a half million. Generous relief sent than from Indian&pMis, Shelbyvtlle, Cincinnati and other places has beta received with unbound-ed-gratitude. No loss of life is yet reported) but mapy oairow escapes. A large furniture wate house fell in and Miirtywr fbrfy people in upper slHllM»caped safely. Hiere are tears thatthe ^CICURT HOUSE FOUNDATIONS ^nay crumble. Four hundred people are sheltered there.

DOWN TO NEARLY SIXTI-FOUR. ^NcraNA*i,«JSab. ie.—At X^ o^iock noon, there was no rain aha a prsepect less threatening. Tte river stood 64 feet 4*4 inches fasm 10 till 11, but at 11:90 had gone down -to 64 feet#$$ inches. The life-saving boat and crew oT eight, from Cleveland, under command of Capt. Godwood, arrived to-day and set to work distributing relief. The Newport Odd Fellows organized to-day with a view of paying special attention to the wants oj members of the order, not only now but until the counse of business is reestablished.

RISING AT WHBB1NG AND MARIETTA. The river is rising an inch and a half an hour at Wheeling and three inches tft Marietta.

The Health Department is furnishing vegetables etc. to the different supply depots from the Market House pn Sixth street.

AT 1:80 O'CLOCK

the? rivfir "was sixty-four feet and two inches. Dreyel, Morgan & Co.,~-New York, telegraphed a contribution ot $5,000 this afternoon. TELEGRAPHIC CVJMMDN ICATfON Brai

RUPTED.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16—The Western U^nion offices here.say the demoralization of the wires is now complete and extends Aon Buffalo to-Omaha and from 8t. Paul to Cario. The poles themselves are washed

he fall away in some localities and prevalence at the fog cause3 such rapid escape of electric fluid and such inductions tliat where the wires are intact business can with difli culty be .done. .Speedy relief is expected, however. The atmospheric conditions are improving in the West. Tne temper ature is Jowering, being at zero at Chejenn'a and only nine above at 0maha.

Seldom has there been so long and continuous a prostration ot wires. HIGHEST AT LOUISVILLE TO-DAY.

LOUISVUXE, Feb. 16.—The river at one p. M. reached its highest point, forty fofcr feet five inches, thirty-three inches higher han the flood ot 1832. ***»»,,

AT MEW ALBANY.»

NEW ALBANY, Feb. 16.—The river is rising half an inch per hour it iote five and a half inches last night. One bun drek houses are gone twelve hundred houses are in water five thousand people aie homeless lo:8 over one million.'

OVER THE LAME POSTS.

Special to the Indiauapoljs Journal. JEFFERsONviLLii, Feb. 15.—The special train over the

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o'clock. With

wind from thhwafifeest indications hre favorable for rain, which i§. AS DREADED ROW 48 A PESTILENCE. A repetition the last'two tains would bring despair. Young Otten, shot by militia men last night, died. All ac countsagree thatthe eoidieilwas justifiable: T&e ptolice. add aoldfers were attacked by a well known gang «f roughs. One soldier has been knocked down. The rougbs outnumbered the police and jpoldiera, and firing a gun was the last resort.. It effectually dispersed the crowd One rough has been attested.

M. & I, reached

here at 11 o'clock, having in charge the car-load of provisions under the care of H. S. Bennett and Walter Bradshaw. The train could not get iuto town, and obliged to stop on the hill.nearthe govern meat building, where the provisions v/ere left under proper gaurd. A number of gentlemen on board took skiffs and tvent down into town on a tour of inspection. From the depot up Spring street the water is over the tops of the" lamp posts and iuto the second stories of the houses, and this jttate of affairs exists ail over the city, the depth rangingfrom ten to twen-ty-iive leet, »vith the exception of the square at the court house, wnich is not entirely covered. A fe'nr families remain ia their houses, but the majority have moired to the high grounds at

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to property is incalcu&ble and great sneering prevrils, especially among the poorer classes. The provisions sent have come just in time.

At midnight the water is reported as STILL RISIAA at the rate of one inch an hour, and fears are entertained that it will get into the prison to-morrow. To night persons who took temporary refmge in the second stories of their houses are moving their families and effects to more secure places, and there are not nearly enough boats to supply the demand.

ABSBVCB OF CRIME.

There is still the most gratifying absence of crime. It was expected burglaries and highway robberies would abound on account of the general unprotected state of property in the flooded district, and the darkness. These ex{Mctations have not been realized. There have been fewer airests the past five days than at any similar time in the month, and no reports of crime have reached the police. Nearly everybody wears a fatigued look. This has been a season of hard work and great anxiety to a large portion of the population of the city.

Battel.

Terre Haute Lodge No. 19 and Terre Haute Chapter No. 11 this merning telegraphed fifty dollars to S. 8. Johnson at Jeffersonville, as a contribution frora these two orders towards the relief of Masonic sufferers from the flood in^ tha^ unfortunate city.

FOR THE LAWRENCEBURG STJFFEBEBSt INDIANJIPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 14. —E. G. Durham, ot New York, telegraphed the Indiana National Bank, in this city, to send $1,000 to Lawrence burg for relief.

NEWPQPT'S MAYOR CALLS FOR HELP. CINCINNATI, 5?eb. 14—The Mayor of Newport has issued a call lor help.

CONTRIBUTIONS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.—Among the contributions from abroad to-day are George William Ballou, New York, $500 Ephus Smith & Co., New York, $250 Frank & Co., New York. $100 Wardlow, Thomas AC., Middletown, Ohio, $180. The citizens of Hamilton will send donations of food and clothing. More school houses have been opened for lodgers, and male principals have been required to attend and perform such duty as required.

At a meeting of the Masonic relief com mittee, a-subscription of $5,000 was reported. They propose to extend the aid up and down the river where suffering exists. Any relief sent to tbe headquarters at Masonic Temple will be carefullj distributed by the Masonic committee, in connection with other charitable organizations, tp all suffere rs from the flood, irrespective of color or religion. Help Is coming in freely to Newport, Ky. The Chamber of .Colamerce of Cincinnati givis $1)900 YENPPJ^$L,0P0 .to J^ayton,,

MA80NIC HELP.

The Masonic Relief Association telegraphed to-day the acceptance of the tender of services of tbe lite saving crew and apparatus stationed here. Captain Goodwin and life crew with life boats will start this afternoon. A general meetingof Cleveland Masons will beheld to-morrow, to raise a fund for immediate relief of the brethren along the Ohio river suffering by reasop of the great flood.

The Cuyahoga river here is rising and in places has already overflowed the banks, threatening to inundate some of the district recently flooded. There is a dense fog and light rain this morning.

RELIEF FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, III., Feb. 15.—Relief committees of tbe Board of Trade have raised $4,000 for the relief of the Ohio flood sufferers.

& VSERI0US RUNAWAY.

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A Team Belonging to Jackson Stepp Runs Away This Morning.

This morning about half past nine o'clock the shrill whistle of an I. & St. L. switch engine frightened a team ef horses belonging to ex-Sheriff Jackson Stepp, tied to a post near the freight depot, corner of Fourth street and the I. & St. L. railroad. A sudden plunge broke their fastenings leaving them free to make their way down Fourth street at a Maud S. gait. They were hitched to an express Wagon, the rear half of which be eame detached at the crossing of the Vandalia railroad. The load being thus lightened the sprightly team quickened their pace until reaching the corner of Fourth and Mulberry, when they collided with a lamp post, each horse aiming to take his choice of sides with disastrous results.

Both horses were seriously injured, one probably fatally It was lucky that no one was in ihe wagon at the time Tbe team was a most valuable one, one known all over town as having bsen used on such occasions as was necessary while Mr. Stepp was sheriff.

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MISS JENNIE STINSON.^

Last evening Miss Jennie Stfnaon 243 south Ninth street, died of typhoid fever after a lingpring illness of sixteen weeks. She was in her nineteenth year, loved and respected by all who knew her. Her parents have the sympathy of a large number of frien.ls in their sad bereavement.

The funeral notice will bs seen in another column.

In memory of Miss Jennfti Stinson, who departed this life Wednesday, Feb. 14,1883 4

In quiet rest she lieth after many weeks of patient suffering— Friends mourn to-day, v.%. To know one of earth's fairest Sowers .. J. Has passed awaf. ,4

The bridge crossing the branch on Lafayette street, near Fred Faust's grocery was gsvept away yesterday afternoon,

Port Pulton. But little can be ascertained leaving residents north ol tuat placej

regarding the condition of aifairs to-night water botwd, it being four or flve leet I Jurther than that destruction and damage{aeepin the street.

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The use of Elys' Cream Balm, a sure core for Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in Head, is attended with no pain, inconvenience or dread, which can be said of no other remedy. Price 50 cents.

Apply into nostrils with little finger. An invaluable article. An article like Elys' Cream Balm has long been desired, and now that it is within the reach of snf erers from Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in head there is every reason to believe they will make the most of it. Dr. W. E. Buck man, W. E. Ham man, Druggists, and other Eastonians have given it a trial, and all recommend it in tbe highest terms. —Baston, Pa. Daily Argus. Oct. 7.1879.

I am convinced that Elys' Cream Balm is a cure for Catarrh. Hay Fever and Cold in head. Many cures have been made among my customers. C. T. Kirby. Druggists, Towanda, Pa.,

CMtftlidation Order. From the Brooklyn Eagle.

Seven Ohio editors, as we learn from the Boston Post, are hiding from the Sheriff. The panaoea for this sort of thing is consolidation. But none of them appears to have the courage to crawl out from vnderneath the barn long enough to make a signal for negotiations to tne other six.

Middie measures are oftec but mid dling measures." There are no "middling" about Kidney-Wort. It is the mosit thoroughly refined "flower" of medicine. It knows no half way measures, bat radically uproots all diseases of the .kidneys, liver and bowels. It overthrows piles, abolishes constipation and treats the system so gently and soothingly as to prove its true kinship to nature in all its praises. It is prepared in both liquid and dry form. t3T*The Diamond Dyes always do more than they claim to do. Color over that old dress. It will look like new. Only 10 cents.

Blood Thirsty NihilistsFrom the Chicago Tribune.

Messrs. Most and Hartmann, the bloodthirsty Nihilists who have come to this country for the purpose of killing Czars, Emperors and Kings, have forbiaden the coronation of the Czar, and there is a crown in Russia that may probably be bought cheap for cash.

A CARD.

To all who are suffering, from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c.f I will send a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. The great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Amerfe* SUal A qelf addressed envelope to tne AKV. UOSKPH T. INMAN, Stiiion D., New York City. if

Potitioal Weather.

From the Washington Post. Increasing areas of coolness between thePiesident and Mr. ConkUng are among the solemn signs of the times, according to late reports from New Yoik. tf

Col Bob Ingersoll says that the true bar to progress in the south is not the want of reconstruction, but of plug hats and suspender8. No people, he declares, can be considered really civilized here slouch hats predomihate and the majority of the men eschew suspenders.

IS PHYSICAL PERFECTION W0RTN STRIVING Fflffl? Do yon wish to be perfect it} mind and body? Doyou wish to be healthy and strong in all your parts?' Use Allen's Brain Food. It will surely infuse new life and new v:gor into the whole system it gives perfection to every part, increases the muscles and strengthens the brain.

Governor Butler has tendered tbe office of warden of the state prison at Shelborn t£ Miss Clara Barton, the famous army nurse. She is not a resident of Massachusetts, but there is a strong sentiment in favor of her appointment.

Twenty years test proves that Brunker's Carminative Balsam' is the champion of all remedies for Colic in Infants, Teething, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, or for adults for Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the stomach or any pains of the stomach. Its reputation is unparalleled. 25c. 50c ana $1. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

One of tbe women in Cairo harem Wis asked by an English visitor how sne passed her time. She replied, "Why, I go and sit upon the divan, yonder, and then 1 come and sit upon this one awhile."

How it was Done.

If is "How do you manage," said a lady to her lriend, "to appear so happy and good natured all the time?" "I always have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy," was the reply, "and tuus keep myself and family in good health. When 1 am well I always feel good natured."

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CHICAGO, ILLS.,

Wholesale Sleigh Manufacturers ojf ^ood Knee Swell-lx»d Catvers. Abbott's Pnt*'iit I1" ales* ble Knee Portland aim Sweilr body Cutters, the str iifzent

Sleign in existence also. Abtxnfs Patent Runner A'tachin^nt« tot (Wheeled Vehicles, tlie nly swo cessfnl device of the kind made— fit any axle, have been rtcted and are practicable. Wicle Track for city use: Narrow Track for coun» try u«e. For sale by

Fouts, Hunter & C*o Terre Haute, Ind. iitr'i Ipccik

FREE FOR TRIAL

An nafalllnjr and needy cure fas Mrmw

Debility mpa Weakness, Lorn

ot Vitality mni Vigor,

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•alt of inaiaeretisn, exoeaa, overwork, eto„ (out forty thonaand positive enraa.) 0^fad lBo for gftair trial box of Ada M8 Clark gtr—t,

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Dr.M.W. BACJQS, OnuwLliu

Abbott's 7at. Bsaser Attachmwrt

Tor Wheeled Vehi-1 ^clea. Vita any Axle. Strong, Practical and Cheap.

Only devioe of ttM kind in eziatenoe thai will track in couatiy aieigh roada.

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FOUTS, HUNTER & CO., Terre Haute. Ind.

GOLD

PARIS,

187^

BAXXR'S

Braffisl

"Warranted absolutely pur*. Cocoa, from "which the excess of Oilhasbcen removed. It has three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Bngai, and is therefore far more economi c&l. It is delicious, n*~urishinS Strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids W well as for persons in health.

Sold by Grocers everywhere.

CO., Dorchester, las:

Send$l,$2,$S or $5 for a retail box by Express, ef ''the best Candies te America, put up to degant boxes, and 'strictly pure. Suitable ''for presents. Express

O'mmj/chargesGUNTHER,

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light. Refers to

f//all Cliicago. Try ft once* O. F.

Confectioner Chicago*

GURCS AND

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SAMAPITAN WERVlNt is invaluable. Tht' ajids proclaim It th most wonderful In' 4 orant that ever

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