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THE OMAHA DAITjY BEE : /SATURDAY , MAIKMI 20 , 1890. Stnto Eviingollo.il Association in Soeslon nt Codnr BlufTd. THE NEBRASKA CITY BRIDGE. County OomiiilMHlotiorx Kel'uso to Call n Miicolnl Election to Vote llntiiln I-'urHt U'nntJi n New 'Jrlnl. llvnni'cllonl Asmiointlon. ( KMn ! n . Keb. , .March 3. [ Special Toirirrmn to TUB Itr.K. ! The twelfth annual session of the Nebraska Kvangcllcal associa tion is m fonvontion hcrj today , with Hlshop 'Jhomas Howman of Chicago as chdlrman. licsniulionq were unanimously adopted up- lioi'Jiiit Hishni ) Howmnn against his oppo nents in different parts of the United States and also condemning declaring in favor of the proposed amendment by word or deed. 'I ho following nro present : Kov. S Heninger , Secretaries llnuko * meyer and Indholdcr , ICIdors Hornbert'cr , liraii'-Utu. Kiidmsky , Heibnnthal , Yonny , \Veigc-rt , Schwab , Schut/.tey , I'Vo.v , Wat/ , Y'ist. ' Mnrtin , Schwain , Si'hwub , Kuhrer , Marlis. MaustI'iper , Ooficher , Stock , Id'iit.nri' g.-r , 2 > cit7.l ( ! , Fischer , Althnus , \\o 'nT Lnipll | , Streichcr , Wichmann , licciiiiian , uhl mid Suhr. HclllSI'll t ( ) ( yllll till ! I > * f'irv , Xcb. , March23. | Speclal Uelrgrum to Tins JJnc.i The county com- tiussioncrs ioiiay declined to call n upccial c.ectioa in the Nebraska City precinct to vote * 1 < ' "nn in bonds to aid in building thu briui.'o , as the issue , together with bonds al- rcH ; , . oulHtanding , would cxcocd the limit allowed by l.iw , or moro than 10 per cent of the asscHsi-d valuation of thu precinct. They a , so hi'ld that the bridge would not bo an internal improvement , u he case will inline- diutol.DO . taken to thu sunrouio court by the pol.tiunorsvliu will ask for a mandamus. IMinlHtcrlnl Conl'tii'i-non. KBviisr.i , Nub. , March , . [ Special Tele gram to THE Uii : : . ] The ministerial con ference of the Kearney district is in session at thu M. K. church hero. Uy n majority vote it was decided to chauge the ministerial conference to a district coutcroncu , us pro vided for m the M. E. discipline. There they can examine local preachers and do much work that they cannot do as n minis- turnii conference. Thu following is a list of the ministers present : Kcvs. C. < Y. Halo , Armada. I ) . I ) . Fornythe , Culloway ; .1. ,1. Sninglor , ( ! u/ad ; O , 1 { . Heche , Hroken How , H. Huiidolnli , Klin Uroek ; O. H. Phipps , . .U'Wt'llV. . M. Crother , . .HavennaV. ; . ( . Vessels , Hrolicn How ; K , Smith , Ord ; N. S. Sago. Lexington ; T. II. Dry. Loup City 1 . \ \ , Chandler , Aimolmo ; J. Haney , Lltch- Held ; J. Hulch , Arcadia : 1' . ( ! . Kuekman , Hurwoll ; I'nco A. Crow , Gibbon ; U. 1 . Iluight , Leslie Stevens , Joseph Gray uud U. 1C. Ford , Kearney. 1'Ursl U'nnts 11 Jsow 'J'rinl. KBEMUM , Nob. , March'J5. [ Special Tele gram to Tin : HIE. : | Attorney Ilollonbeck , counsel for Christian Fur.- t , convicted of murder , this afternoon filed a motion for a new trial. Tlio motion ombrnres eight dis- tine * reasons why a rehearing should bo granted. Among those nru irregularity of the court and w.tncsses and attorneyu for the Htutu ; bccausu thu state did notolccton whuh cmint of the indictment it should pro ceed ; nuwly discovurcd cvidunco , which was not discovered in time to bo presumed nt , iho trial ; error of court in admitting alleged confessions of defendant ; misconduct , of the 'Jury ' , | , i-oMVUti'ig attorney and hia assistants. V. .M. O. A. Con volition. Fiit-Movr , Neb , March S. [ Special Tele gram to i'm : HIE. : 1 Tno llrst annual con vention of the Young Men's Christian asso ciation for district No. 1 met tonight nt the Congregational church. About llfty dole- Bates arc present from various cities in tlm district. An able address was delivered thii , uvunmg by Hov. vVillard Scott of Ouiala , after which a reception for Iho visiting dele gates and fiti/ens was given at the rooms or the Young Men's Christian association. The attendance wns largo and the affair decidedly pleasant. The convention continues tomor row. Ji\on ) County Covcrinl with Snow. 1'i.vtA. Neb. , March . [ Special Tele gram to Tin : Hii.l : : Within tbo last twen ty-four hours there 1ms been a snow tall of twelve inches or over thtoughoiit this coiui- ti and at present there is moro snow on llio ground tlinii at any other time during the winter. I'p to a few hours ago a violent lent wind tins been blowing. Farmers huvu sown meet of their small grain , the frost was out of the ground and everything dry , and tl.o heavy fall of snow goes a good way towards insuring an early and heavy yield. A C ' - ' - . < U'l--l Kill. KI\HNI : v. Neb. , March 2S. ( Special Tele gram to Tin : HEK. ] Mayor Finch suys TIIK Hir's : statements today of thu request for help from ( ! nu.d Island is not correct. I lo sent a policeman to the depot hero to ask thu agent to send to Uraml Island for thuir lira department. In n few minutes Mayor Finch went to the depot lumsulf and uskud the agent to und a dixpatuh tor aid lo Grand Island. The agent told him that it had been attended to by tliu policeman sunt down a few minutes before. Il-cl Siti > nr Curries the Day. Nil UHI , Neb. , March Us. [ Special Tele gram to 'I'm : Hr.K.J Full returns from all townships have not yet been received from the election to vote bonds in aid of the beut sugar factory. It Is known that the bonds have earned in ei.ough townships to Insure the building of the factory. Noliglt citizens are jubilant over the future prospects. Only ono vote against thu bonds was cast in TSuligh. _ ArroMlnJ ( or > Iury lirililui ; . Utin 11.1Neb. : : . , March 23. [ Special ToU-uram to I'm : Hnc. | The investigation In the Hopkins vs Unmt of Kushvillo case resulted in liaillll Andrew Tnrnberg being placed under arrest for attempted jury bribing. Further sensational developments uro expected on his preliminary hearing , which occurs Monday. HlnvatmItiirncit. . AUAI-.U . Nob. , March 2S. iSpcclalTole- 'gram ' to Tin : HUE. | The Arupahoo elevator oompauv's elevator burned to the ground hi * morning about 4 o'clock. There was uhout twcntv-Uvu thousand bushels of wheat in the ulovator , fully covered by insurance. A tinlo at Loup C'.ty. Lei p I'rrv , Nub. , March i..S. [ Special to TIIK Hi.i.J : A fe.lrful gale struck hero nbout o'clock yesterday morning and soon uftor snow began falling and by 7 o'clock it had developed into a genuine blizzard , which ragud until noon , whun it began to abato. COMiUKSSlONAL ritOCEKDl.NOS. Somite. U'lsiuvuT s1 , March 2S. In the senate today Mr. Wilson's resolution calling on the treasury department for information of the arrival and departure of Chinese at the port of San Francisco , the evasion or failure of the anti-Chinosu laws , etc. , was agreed to. The Florida judicial nomiuatious created a heated debate in executive bcsuion , but uo action was tukcn. ' liouso. \\.tMiixoTOy , March -JS. The h.iuso to day adopted a resolution calling on the post master general for information relating to the employment of inspectors or modal ngonti investigating thu claims of applicants for pORtmaiturihipi , then went into com- jiiittiM ) of the wliolu on the private calendar , but without action took u recess until ' \Vii4hliiKlon Notes. \Vj iiiM.i'\ , March 'JS. The senate com- n iiiu cBimui tottuy concluded n hear- CCB U bill. const daloKation nrguod visrorotisly In sup- pjrt of the measure , Senator Daniel introduced an anvndmont to the world's fair bill proxisiDK | that the ouc-ning of the colebr.ition of the four hun dredth nnnlvcry of the di covor.vof America be held In Washington , October 1- ' , all thu nations bo invited , and on completion of the coronionlus , that they bo nskc-d to visit Chicago cage , etc. In the election cases of Waddell vi. Wise , Third Virginia , and McOufllo vs. Turpln , Fourth Alabama , the house committee de cided to recommend scaling the republican. Commissioner Huum favors the Merrill service pension bill. The ways and meatu committee decided to put a duty ofID percent advnlorcni on carpel yarns with n corresponding cotnncnsatorv duty for manufacturers. Thu rate on thu various prudoa , however , will not bo uniform nnd in nome Instances will bo below 4\ per cent. Nickel ores will be placed on tht free list. Reductions In sugar will bo 3o and ID per cunt. _ . * - TIT AN l.NHA.MO I ? UK A 1C. An Olil nnd Trimtnil Hervnnt l'"lrp l Mi'crntnry TrncyM lon e. NKW YOUK , March s's. A Washington special In a morning paper says that it can bo confidently stated that the mystery our- rounding tlio burning of Secretary Tracy's residence is cleared up. It Is well sustained and rumors that Hrldgut Sweeny , n trusted old .servant who has been living in the secretary's family for fouttoon jcnrs or more , has confessed that she llred the housu with kercb'fne. Her statement is said to bo that nho poured the uorosinu nil over the room paneling and us far up stairs as her stock of oil would go , lit the parlor gas flro and went to church. No motive whatever is assigned for the horrlbla deed , nnd no possible in centive except insanity. SPOUTING N10WS. " 'lie Oneninc Game. With pleasant weather the ( . 'malms will play their Initial game of thu season tit the ball park tomorrow. A largo force of men were at work all day yesterday upon the grounds , and superintendent Harry McCor- nnck says thny are In tip-top shapp. The club will bo divided into teams and arrayed against each other about as follows : ' Kuarns' Canavon's Team. Positions. Team. McConnell . I'ltchor . Hays Mornn . Catcher . Erquahart Andrews . First . Hincs Kcarns . Second . Canavan Walsh . 3hort . Thayer Cleveland . Third . Strauss Willis . Middle . Hlrd I Said win . Uight . Clarke Fanning. . . . . Left . Abbey This will make two good teams and u line game may bo expected. Olil'ton ' Ci.irrox- . J. , March ' . ISpecial Telo- ogratn to THE Hnn.J Summary of today's races : Ono mile General Gordon won , Monte Cristo second , 1'omery third. Time 1:50. : Three-fourths of u mile Samaria won , Hilda second , Moonstone third. Time 1:1S : : | . Ono mile Count Luna won , Eatontown second , Mala third. Time 1:49. Voltiiruo haiidicau , onu milu Juggler won , Wild Cherry second , Glory third. Time 1IS' : , ' . Ono and one-fourth miles Falcon won , Inn Murphy second , Uassanio third. Time J.OJ " * Fifteen-sixteenth of a mile I'rinco How ard won , Defendant second , Dalsyriun third. I'imo IMlJi. For Colorado' * ) Development. Hoi.roKC , Cole , March 28. ( Special to Tin ; line. ] An entnusiastic mcctinirof Ilol- yoke citizens was held hero last night , re sulting in a branch organization of the Colorado rado Industrial nud Development associa tion. Ofllccrs of the local association were elected as follows : C. H. Timberinke , pres ident ; J. M. Cullis , secretary , and H. K. Webster , treasurer. The object and aim of this association , by counties throughout Col orado , is to assist thu state bureau ot Immi gration in advertising Colorado throughout Uiu United States and the world ; to assist the Colorado Industrial and Development issociation In making an exhibit of Colora- lo's resources at the St. Louis exposition for IS'.H ) , and to conduct a train of Colorado ux- ubits througnout the United States. C. M. C. Woolmau , member of tlrj state executive committee of the association , starts for the east toaayin thu inturcstof immigration. A committee of Ilolyouo citizens , with Hoiu II. J. Porter ns chairman , aru now in thu east consultinir with capitalists with a view .o inducing them to put in roller mills and a jcot sugar factory at this point , A new jnckyard will bo opened up hero in a few vneks and parties from Holdrcgo are con templating putting up a brick block and onnra house on tno corner of Inter Ocean md Emerson avenue. Kort Pierre's Daiiunr. PIEHULS. . D. , March 23.- | Special Tolo- to'Inn HIK.J : A dangerous ice gorge las formed in the Missouri river nbovo this city several miles , nnd sonic apprehensions urn now felt that should it go suddenly it will Hood the lower nortlnn nf tlm tnwn nf Fort Pierre , across the river. Sentinels have been planed to watch and qivo n signal tu the inhabitants if danger is at hand , so that they may escape to tlio bluffs. Clui-n ISnrton Going to TjouUvltln. WASHINGTON' , March US. Clara Harton , ircsldcut of the White Cross association , called on President Harrison today and iu- ormed him that she was going to Louisville vith a largo corps of assistants to render nil ho aid possible. Ttiu president was much itTectcd at tno tidings from the storm- stricken districts nnd wished her God speed. _ _ > _ . Six llnnilfoil StmliMHH Afresteil. Ur.KLiK , March S3. The university ntul college of husbandry hero t.as boon closed by the governmout on account of the recent disorders among students. Six hundred students attondmg thu institution have bcou arrested. Tln-y I'nvor IteHiilinilnslon. Dns MOIN-KS , In. , March 2S. The republi can joint caucus this evening decidud against the repeal of the prohibitory law and in favor of a rosuhmission of the amundmout to the constitution for prohibition. Their Aotlon. MADISON , Wis. , March "S. The liccuso of th'u American National Loan and Building association , which was cancelled a fuw weeks ugu by thu statu unthorltios , has boon ro-mucd. Aniitlinp r/.nr- > liu'ilepiiiu Conspiracy. Loxnox.Mareh 2S. The Daily Telegraph's St. Petersburg correspondent reports that tlui authorities have dtseovoro.1 a fresh mili tary conspiracy to uiurdur thu czar. Lnlior Cunrurom.'o Delumxtos Dined. Hr.nt.tx , March ' 'S. The mintstor of com merce , Von Horlopscb , gave n formal dinner to thu labor conference delegates tonight. , The Dentil Itoll. STUHATOII 111. March QS.--J. , , - - C. Campbell , chairman of thu democratic state coutral committee , died yesturday of apoplexy. Poor Llvo * took lntip"uttiiii. O.M m\ , March a * . To ttio Editor of Tar. HIK : : In your Issue of yesterday an editor ial appeared on "Our Moat Exports , " in which you mention the restrictions placed by the foreign governments on the shipments of live animals and meat products from this country. The American covornmout , both state and federal , have themselves to partly bluina for thu prejudice that exists in foreign countries against thuir meats. Tholr system of In spection Is BO loose , and oven when practised the Inspectors aru so ignorant and Incompo- tcat that no foreign Bovaruuient would tuko any notice of thuir reports. The American hvu stock Is healthy ; but the Kovornmunt does not tuko the right way of lulling other countries know it , Hioiunu liitmrr , M. U. C. V. S. AN AWFUL CYCLONE , \Cnnflinicil \ from Flrl i'iiic.\ ( \ brick house , wore sittlni ? in an upstair * room whun suddenly tlio walla fell upon them. Muor ) Quit stit'cesiloa In grltlng out without injury , but hln wlfo wns nurlod In tlio ruins , him wns not badly hurt , but tlio shuck to tier tiorvoii ! ) system was Krcut , nnil sha U now lyiiiK Uutiuurously Hi. Tliroo lives were lost nt thu corner of Klehtcutitlt unil Mnnlo struct : * . Tlio killed were : .lohn Worriok , lifted forty ; n dnuchtor , oA four yours , ntul JnineA Fitzgerald. U'errlck Itetit a Kroeery nnd at tlio lima of tlio accident thora were In the atom tlio proprietor , his wife , daughter , nnd Fltz- coruld. At the llrst mist of wind the wnlln doubled up nnd the roof dropped in.Vcr - nuk win crufllicd by tt.o falling timbers and was tnken out dend. His wlfo wan oxtrl- ( Mtoit In mi unconscious condition. Later on In the night u roflculuK pnrty saw u tiny hit ml protruding from the debris and too tnniiKlcd form of the unby nlri noon lay hcsldo Its dend father. The bcdy of Fitzgerald , a Louisville & Nashville ) bnikeuiati , was next taken out. r.lcvt'ii men wcro crowded into the. little barber shop of John lierthor , No. ISOU HronIway ( , when the Btorm burst. The roof was torn off , thu second story carried nwny and the sldo walls tumbling In . when the men broku the windows and doora nnd ran into the street ; not one of them was hurt , but the building was totally destroyed. In ROitiB down street In an opnoaitu direc tion to the rourso pursued by the to'rnado thu llrst oviilcncna of serious destruction are the topless and wmdowlcss houses on the north side , between Sixth nnd Seventh streets. The wind took the root from nnd derntiKod the top story of the buildings occupied by KutelilT & Owens. Their stuck of boots And shoes was qreatly damaged. The two upper stories of the A cr company's four-story notion sloro worn destroyed , the two tot ) stories of UnmborKcr , Strum ; & Co.'sfour-story building were demolished. cAt'cuiT up nv TIM : WIND. A thrilling cxpcriunco was that of Mrs. Koomclc. who Kept a dry ( roods store nt Colgan and Sevcntecntli streets. At the time of the storm lior uepliow , Wiliio lUllmior , was with hor. When thu walls bORim to shnko both of them rushed to the front door just as the whirlwind was passing. It pathered In both of them and can-led tuom Into the nir u dis tance of forty feet. At Matilo street they were both hurled npainst a fence and re mained there unconscious until they were found by neighbors n few minutes Inter. The lady was badly bruised and porhnps hurt in ternally. Killmolr's right arm was broken and his nnklo sprained uud thcro was a deep cash in his throat. All the entire western portion of I'arkland , which lies just beyond the oouthwestern limits of the city , was wrecked. The storm struck that plaeo before rcachinf ? the city and its course was n moat peculiar one. It did not move in a direct line , mowing down u path before it , but wont about Its drJudful work in a zigzag fashion. On the outskirts of the town the two-story brick residence of Mayor ICoppers was struck by the wind aim entirely demolished. The occupants escaped. A Kreat number of houses wore blown down , but tlio minutes were nil up and everyone miraculously escaped , only a few being injured and they not. seriously. The track of the storm in Parkland was about tnrco blocks wide. To tbo west of the town from the direction in which the wind caino a path several hundred yards wide is tnowod down , the trees being cdt on" like stalks of ( Train before u reaper's scythe. Joflersonvillo was struck by the cyclone at S o'clock. It w.is very distinctly heard two mile.in the country where tlio people won dered what it meant. Fortunately not n per son was killed in JufTorsonvillo tliotiKh some were badly hurt. Scores of business houses and residences were more or less damaged , BOUIO stores bcinpr nearly demolished. Dozens of poonlu had marvelous escapes from instant death. According to the latest reports this evening it is hoped none of those injured will dio. The damage to steamers on the river front was considerable. It is believed tonight that the loss ana damage to ptoperty in Jefferson villa will aggregate fully $ . iOU,00 ! ) . Among ihc many incidents reported from thcro is the slncular story ofV. . A. Dorncy , whoso residence is half a block from the rivxjr. When the tor nado struck thu river front it picked up a skiff moored there and carrying it along dashed it through the second story window of IJoruoy's residence. At the foot of Front street a shanty boat , occupied by Henry U'llUins and his wife unit thrco children , capsized unit the inmates would have drowned but for a number of car works employes , who heroically risked their own lives and saved them. A nonuini.i ; IXCIIIKXT. At the corner of Sixteenth nnd Magazine streets one of the most horrible incidents oc curred. Three men wcro caught in the railing timbers of a two-story building ami liurned entirely to n blackened and charred mass in full view of the peoulo in the street. Tlioy W2ro Hud Sullivan , William Uucincr and Hen Sclnldt. Mck I'liiMiian , the owner of the building escaped badly burned and bruised. Jt was ttiroo hours before tbo lire was stopped and the wreck cleared away cnougn to not the three men , and BO charred were they that their friends were iinablo to identify ono from the other. At Thirteenth and Walnut streets , in the Oddfellow's hall a colored ledge was In ooislon. About eight colored men were badly injured. KIIHAKS OF TUB WIND. The devastation through the streets sur- rouuumg uaxicr sqnaro was cnmpiuiu mm nt the same time peculiar. St. John's church was completely wrecked , the trees in thu [ mrhs uprooted , the fountains laid Hat and the very mud Irom the streets raked up and dashed against tno wrecked houses and Walls. The tornado took the middle of the Louisville railway building at .lofforsou and Twelfth streets , the southwest corner , leaving the north and south ends intact. It looks UB if an immense scoop had been taktin out of the middle. The track of the tornado ended at Twelfth street on Jefferson , and while the destruction between Kleventh and Twelfth was terrible , the block between Two ! fill nnd Thirteenth was intact , except an unroofed liouso or two besides the railway building. The scene at the ruins of Virgll.Wright's cigar store Una afternoon , when the four lir'iiscd ' and mangled bodies of the Loulnvlllo liotol laundry girls , MIIRKIO Hyan. Magglo Campbell , Mary Crowe and Mary MctJinty were found is slmpiy horrible. The four un fortunates were found In the collar directly at the spot under what was tno second lloor of the fr.iut room. They were wedged in so tightly that suffocation must have been swift , and picks had to oo used to remove them. At 10 o'clock tonight a rescuing party liaard cries at thu rear of a falling buiultng. Twenty anxious men rusluul to the spot , In a short time Hiroug arms dragged thu heavy timbers from their phices and seven feet trom thu luvnl of the surrounding pilu the form of o woman was BOUII. When' rescued aho was still breathing , but unconscious. Nona of thu crowd knew hor. Shu may re cover. The tobacco warehouses on Main street nru total wrecks and the amount of tobacco lying on thu thoroughfare i ? almost bovond comprehension. Some of tlui wrecked liouscs contained 1,501) ) nnd 2,500 hogsheads. All sorts of storms arc alloat as to thu number of lives lost at Falls City hall , Some were saying that sovunt.v-llvo bodies wuro taken out. The Associated press reporters , alter a careful search tonight , however , can llnd trace of no uioru ttiau furty-iivo bodies taken out. One of the most desolated looking sections of the davastod district is Chiipul street , a narrow thoroughfare ono block m length , extending from Main to Market streets , be tween Tenth ami Eleventh streets. ISot n liouso fronting on it but H torn to fragments and the debris lies on both sides so tnero is scarcely room to pass through thu center of the street. Strange as it mav aeoni , not withstanding the terriftlo force of the wind and the air boiug Illlod with Hying missiles of every description , the memlicru of but ono family on this utreot were injured to any Butioua extent. Additional I.Ut or loml. kovisviLiK , March US. The following is an additional list of the identified dead : PKTKH Ffu.Eit , married , flifty-four years old , carpenter. THOMAS II. PUKP , married , thirty-six , 'ears old. LKOI'OLK FAILKKSSTEIX , single , twenty- llvo years old. Mus. STEIUUX , Wife of Alonzo Steidon , butcher , Ono unknown , stout , buld headed man .hlrly-llvo years old , WII.I.UM SAIIUICI : , tailor , single , twenty- four yean old BTOUMS AT ( > ruii ! I'OLV IS. U pK. MKTnoi'ot > . In' , March 23.--TIII * town was vlsitod by ienrfultorm ( yesterday , re sulting In tlio wounding and death of portions tions of Its cltUjl'n' } nnd such wholesale destruction - struction of pnrpefty ns was never known before. Suddenly there came from the southwest a roifrltip , apparently bora of the union of two clouds , wlneh mot In mill nlr. In - \ ( ' moment they swooped down into thri ( ) hio river nnd on lifting thcro followed a column ofwater estimated nt from llfty to t-.vo hundred feet high. This ciirlout tihetiomoiiii mvcpt onward , striing ! the river front. , ) . , From there It rushed through the rosldiineo and business portions of the city , nothing m Its path escaping dam age more or luss soriom. A number of buildings were completely demolished. Not ono of the more prominent nnd costly bulldtijss in the city escaped. .A linn's 'hotel , tllasi & Win- dom's fliuvo works , the Mctropolh woolen mills , the First National bank , Wlttman's carriage factory , the jail and tlio city build ings , the Empire Homing mills and wnro- hou-ies are among those who contribute most to the loss. Thu only person killed outright was Emily Marshall , u colored , woman , but the list of the wounded Is long , and It Is feared some of them will dio. Among the moro seriously injured nro : Mrs. Mnr.y Koeblor , Mrs. Jell Shepard , John Allen , Green Choate , Mrs. Catharine Juiiios , Mr. Glass , Thomas Knblns and Henry Kiggins. There were many marvelous escapes , tltn moat notable being timt of thu family of William Muthias , whose rcsidonco was over turned and curried away , leaving tlio family on the lower lloor unharmed. In the country tbo devastation vas moro appalling. William Hrunncr'H farm residence and out buildiugw wcro entirely swept away. Mrs. Gcorgo Mathews had her leg broken. KiiiL'Mion chapel and in the pravo yard ad joining tlio grave stones are all blown down. The houses and barns of many farmers nro gone. A quarter of a million is perhaps not an exaggerated estimate of thu loss. Torriltln in 'IVnnosscc. GAUATIX , Tenn. . March 23. The worst storm in the history of tbisplaco visited hero lujt night. Two miles out a number of houses wnro destroyed. The brick residence of John Hibbott was blown away and an eighteen months baby nnd a twelve year old boy killed nnd Hibbott and wife fatally in jured , William Patterson's rcsidonco was demolished and Hvo persona injured. James Patterson's liouso was wrecked and ho and his wife very badly hurt. Many other resi dences were destroyed. The cyclone did its worst work after leaving hero , however. For twcnty-flva miles everything was dnm- iiu-od. All thu houses beyond Lilcdsoo , ut > to Enlhi , Macin county , have boon paitially wrecked or demolished. Fully 100 pcoplo nru crippled in that section and under care of doctors. It is impossible tonight to obtain an authentic list of the dead and wounded ns communication by wii'o is cut off. It Is believed , however , the reports from the dif ferent villages will swell the list of dead to an alarming number. The principal damage done was at Hogolia , that town being almost completely swept away , but few houses escaping. Household poofls , merchandise , farm Implements and overytblng were swept into lilodsoo creek. Tonight many pcoplo nro destitute. The efforts at relief yet are vary slight , every town being duzod nnd'ivurric'l with thu care of its own dead and : injured. Galbitln it wild tonight. ( Jront DcMlfiiction at Olnoy. ST. Lotm. Mo. , March 'J3. Advices from OlnoyIll.say the 1'nssos on buildings , fences , etc. , nro fully $ ) , OUj. ( Among ! the buildings ' damaged were the p'ublic school and Method ist church. The utorm seemed to gather ro- ncwed strength whim it struck Dell Hnr- roll's residence , which was completely de molished. Tbo fjumly , sought safety in the cellar and escaped'unhurt. . The adjoining residences of Dr. Marshall and Mr. Moiso were badly damasred. The rcsmcnuo of Mr. Mathies was lifted from its foundation and crushed , burying the family in thu ruins. All escaped serious , injiirv save Mr. Mathios , who now He.s in critical condition. Many other houses were 'considerablydamaged. . The dwelling of John IJonroll was blown completely away , not a VRStigo of it romuiu- ing. Tlio two-story frame building occupied by Mrs. feuonslor as a millinery shop was demolished and Mrs. Sponsler buried in the rums. She is seriously injured and may not recover. The streets present a dusolalu ap pearance , being Illlod with debris. A SltlHH \VrUKIlO. ! . CIXCIXXATI , O. , March 21 The conductor of the Louisville . & Nashville train arriving tonight says the whole country from Louisville villo this way for nuiiiy miles is a mass of wrecked trees , houses and other debris. At La Grange , K.y. , trreat damiico w.is dnno to property. At Eminence many houses weru wrecked and two or three people killed. The train men report last niirht's storm as an awful one. The lightning was almost in cessant , and by its light could bo seen Hying timbers and wrecked houses and men , women and children running here and thoro. A .Mis-iifHippl Town luiiiiilntol. VicKsnuito , Miss. , March :2S. : Tne cre vasses on the river are tonight reported to bo widening at nil points , and cons ° lornntion prevails. All but the highest portions of the Yazoo delta will bo inundated. At Skip with the break is now 030 feet wide and twenty feet deep , and the water is rushing through with tremendous velocity. The town is covered with water to a depth of ton feet or moro. Many houses have floated off their foundations and the lots of ntook is great. No human lives have been lost yet. The outlook is very gloomy. ' A < . .eorfjlii'illii U Struck. CiiAmxoo.ATenn. , March _ ' : $ . --Heporls have reached hero that a tornado struck' Graysville , tin. , a townpightcon miles south of this pluco , last nirht , shortly nftor mid night. The pcoplo were sleeping and wcru terribly frightened. Thu roof was blown off thu largo Houring mills. Two houses woru blown down. .Several narrow rsOapcs are reported , but none fie fur as known was killed. Great Damage. Evv\svii.iK , Ind. , March U-i. Tiio cyclone did great damugo last night at Grand Hiver , Ky. The hotel , the buildings of the iron company nnd several other houses wuro com pletely destroyed. Itlclmn ! Heck , Abe Mur ray and a boy were killed and seventeen pcoplo moro or loss hurt. The now Iron bridg& over the Cumberland river near Kut- lawn was wrenched from its piers nnd thrown into the river. TOHOXTO , March ! ii--Thu storm which created such havou , in the United Stales reached Ontario yeuurdny and subsided to day. High gules 'pVfevallod nnd snow nnd hail fell. There iiru bad drifts ovurywhore and tr.ivc ! in much obstructed. Several schooners nro ropbl-tud considerably dam aged by the storm'-mul ono or two nro total wrecks. " Violent Wind at Ciiioliiiintl , UIXCIXXATI , Murtlj ' " 5. A violent windstorm * storm passed ovcrJiiuclt.v , { this morning and caused coiiHidcrnbtui klamugu among liiu hill top suburbs. At Mudlsonvillo barns nnd out houses weru blown tlown. At the sixth dis trict colony school , on Auburn uvcuuo , tlio u to nu struck with , terrible force. 'I ho twenty piipllu bucnmo p.uiio-jitriukun , but wuro Hot- ten out safely. 11 in. Hoxvliiit : ( ircun t'ui on * . CixiiNX.iTi , O. , .March ' "J. 'J-.15 a. in. All ellorts to necuro news from Howling Green , Ky. , up to this hour have proved fruitless. Tonight Howling ( ircun Is out of the world ns far as getting any information from there is concerned. Thu worst u fuurcd and the best is hoped for. K iviiuus in M ST. Louis , Mo. , March 2S. Advices from Jotlorson City , Capo Girnrduau and Charles ton , Mo. , state that the storm was very cvero and at the latter pluco ono llfo was lost a woman , name not Riven. CvulonoYroukn n Krolglit 'train. EVVNSMII.K , Ind. , March Us. A freight train on the Louisville & Nashvillu la t night encountered a cyclone nu.ir Subrce , Kv. , uud was completely wruckcd , the engmo toppling over nn emhnnkmont 1'nulnoor Hums and Hr.tkcman Powell wcru Killed and the lire- man badly hint. tVoninn Klllod at Ht.oo.viNoTc-x , III. , M.irch 4J1 - A severe storm of rain , hall and wind swept this sec tion of the state. At IVtersburg consider able damage was doim bv hall. At Jacltson- vlllo n woman was killed by lightning. Itolluf From lull .iuiniioli . IxniAXAi'ot.i.i , Ind. , March 28. A called meeting of citlzmis mot nt noon nt the board of trade to provide relief for the futilities of tlio dead and Injured at Lonlsvlllo. A rcllof committee of the board of tradu left the < Mty nt 0 o'clock this morning for the stricken city with n conn of physicians. Ono thous and dollars will bo taken to rollovo tlio im- mudlato wants of the destitute and suf fering. Sunk Si-vi'riil I'Hli Cuito , III. , March 33. The gale hero last night sunk several Hsli boats on the Ohio river nnd rendered navigation al most impossible. In the city it blow n fnimu liouso iiito thu water. No ono was hurt. The gale blew at the rnto of sixty miles nn hour. At Mill Creek flvo house * and novoral barns were blown down , and Mrs. Hartllnu and child were severely hurt. At Metropolis the tornado unroofed and otherwise damaged about two hundred houses , among thorn being the court liouso nnd Judge Mllkoy'a residence. Ono person was killed and several hurt. A Niiinhnr of 1'iitalHle . ST. Lori" , Mo. , March 'J3. A special from Coultervillo , 111. , reports great damage done by the storm'and several people slightly In jured. The storm struck N'ashvillo , III. , with ter rific foreo and wrecked a number of buildIngs - Ings , including the city hall. ' At Little Prnlrlo William Khynos' resl- cl n nee was wrochod and Ulivnns win fntitili * hurt. Henry Taylor and family wcro badly hurt. Two young ladles , It Is feared , will dio. dio.Thero There Is n Polish settlement in the path of the storm which has not bech heard from , and It la feared loss of lifu has occurred thoro. A special from ( Jarbomlulo , 111. , says a disastrous cyclone passed through Jackson county. At Grand Tower n number of houses were destroyed and three lives wuro lost. Is'ear Murphyboro Mr. Liusley's ' dwelling was blown to uioces.his child killed and his wife dangerously injured. A LONG VOYAGE. A Hottlo Tlmt llnd Iteoii Traveling Over -1 , ( ) < > ( > Miles. On the evening of llic Ulth instant Mr. William Jones , while walking on the beach of the Nnriva Cocal , noticed n bottle which had been wnsocd ashore by { no waves. ' lie opened it nnd found it tu contain a scrap of tmper which ho forwarded to the ollico of this paper , says the 1'ort-of-Spain Cazotte. The following wns written in Gorman on one side , tlio other side having written aerofs it the date , " September , 1SSO.1 and tlio signatures , T. Sehlinger and Aust. Lichmntrose. ' Thp German bark Joseph Haydn , Captain II. 1'lliogcr , from Uremcti , finds itsel/ today in south latitude 7 ue- grees , ; > aminutes , aiut west longitude. 1- degreusI" ) minuter , where the crew has thrown tliis bottle overboard on the Sedan day , 1SSI ) . All on board well. On the voyage from Singapore to Mar seilles , li September , 1SHO. " Tlie writer or writers were evidently natriotie tiermans. from the use of the Anniversary of Sedan as a date. . They liave , however , rendered a grantor ser vice to science than to national feeling , is the point in tins South Atlantic whore they threw the bottle was not far west ward from the Islundof Ascension. This shows that the ocean current which joris it lilong over well nigh four thou sand miles and laid it gently with its nessago on our eastern eoast , imistlmve raveled at the same rate ( .nearly thirty nilcsu day ) us the equatorial current lowing above the West Inoies from the iulf of Mexico eastward to the Atlantic , The direction of the current from the south Atlantic which carried the bottle icro was , therefore , northwesterly. THE WORLD'S LONG TUNELS. Some of the F.IIIIOIII Sliufct Tlint lOn- Uinnor.s Ilnv ; Alndii. On the Kt. Gothard railway , not fn'r 'rom the fatuous long tunnei , there is a emnrkable tunnel on the ] ) lui ; of a eorksciow , says the 1 Joy's Own Paper. Ln the descent of the mountain it was bund impossible to layout a safe incline on a straight line or ordinary curveand , ho engineers got over the dilllculty iv driving a tunnel which enters , ho mountain hign on the side , loscribing a circle through tlio solid rock , constantly descending as it does HO , reappears under Itself on the in > Min- tnln sldo some dUtnnco below , then dives Into the rook , again rlrclos and sinks ag It circles until itngnli ! omorgcn into dn.vllijht under ilsolf. when the line resumes Ha cour.-e down hill In u moro familiar way. The making of a luniuil like thin in as striking tin e.vamplo of engineering skill ns the world cin ; show , and many very skillful things have boon done by our railway makers. The art of tun neling IH an old one. but it never atl'itiied such parfectiou as" distin guishes it toilny. Thcro ! > a wonderful tunnel at Chicago cage , driven in IHdti , two mllos- out under the bottom of the hiice , HO that the city may obtain a water supply frou from the refuse of the oily. This tun nel , whlcn has now boon doubled , has two shafts , one on land nnd ono in thu lujd of the lake , rising through a crib , which crib is defendinl by a lircakwalcr and serves as the foundation of a light house. This was a dlillmtlt work to mnnngc. owing to its being through el ay and quicksand , but it is a tnero nothing as to length. Tnere is , for instance , the t'rolon aqueduct from Croton down to Now York , which is driven through a holiil rock for thirty-six and a quarter miles. The lloosae tunnel is four and three- quarter miles in length and is twortv- slx feel wide and twenty-one and a half feet high. When canals were introduced into Europe tunnels "boeamo necessary to avoid excessivelockaga , and with tlio railways tunnels boeamo quite common. Of the older railway tunnels in Kng- lund , the longest , is the Woo Head , on the Manchester & Leeds line , which is three miles long , tui-.l consists of two parallel tunnelsone for each track. at Kxposition litill tonight will bo. the linost and prettiest oiitorlniiiniciit ot llto season. Tliirty-lwoliaiiclsuinu yountr luilies in titniiio ] nnd bi'itiitifnl I'ostuiuus will < jfiyo n vony intcrostinfr and attrac tive drill. Kifjlit , of I'rof. iMornnds pu- ) iil.s will danc'u the .Morris and Mny polo dnneus. nnd the Omaha guards will give an exhibition drill. This unturlain- niont will lie for the bcnollt of the Woman's Cliristinn association , and ovor.vono attondiiii ; will bo more than ropuid. Aiiuliiin. li'tifnltiirc Auction. ttl'So. l.'fUi St. , 10 n. in. . Saturday a e lot of now and st'cond hand furni ture , carpets , ojc. , must b sold. HoitKitT'nr.i > , Auclioncor. A HISTORICAL SICKLE. Hrokcn in nn Indian Kiuht Two IIiiiiih-i'd YonrH A II. There will bo nlaccil on exhibition in Concord in u few days , at llio oOlce of William Yoalon , r-ays'the Manchester , ( X. JI. ) Mirror , a sickle which ha- , been in the possession of the descendants of Captain John Locke for nearly two hundred years : On account of ils great value as a relic George Locke of this city , in whoao family it has been kept fo- many years , has had it. mounted in a handsome case , together with a oortrait of his grandfather , William Lockewho was the grand.-on of Captain Locke , and will present it to the New Hampshire historical society. The following deheriution will explain the part taken by this sickle in the thrilling Indian warfare of the early history of tlio stale : "This sickle was broken in combat with Indians and presented to tbo Xow Hampshire Historical Society at Con cord. 1SUO. by George Locke , of Man chester , X' . II. , the grandson of William Locke , who was the great-grndson of Captain .John Locko. This is the in strument with which Captain John Locke fought his last battle against eight Indians , who ambushed them selves in liis Held on .losclyn's Neck in Kyc , now known an Straw's Point. The Indians came upon and killed him August - ( > . 10U ! ) , ho being seventy years old.v Another account says a boy was with himwho secreted himself under bundles of grain and escaped. Captain Locke , after boiug shot , partinllv cut off the nose of an Indian uith his sickle. Tliis sicele was kopl in tfiofamily s'f William Loi'kuthc fourth son of Cautain Locke. Afterward it Ml into the posjo.s.-ion of William , I lie grcat-grandjoii of Captain Locke. This gruat-jjraiidson removed from Hyo lo Upson in 17bO , thcnco to Alexandria in 1HH. ( ( Jeer o Loclte.who has lived for many yearn in this city , has never shown Iho sickle to any one , and it was not until friends convinced him of its fjroat v.iluo that he thought of presenting it to the LListoriral so- cietv. Absolutely Pure. THE WAVES WERE GilEATED , E > : porlonco of Workni i . in . the Lnlto nt Ohio.tgo. RESCUED AFTER HA D WORK. T\vcnty Hnveii ol' 'J'lioin ltiiirlnoi\ ( l-'or Sovernl Ilonrw in tliu Intel- Water Tunnel. A Narrow 134cn | > u I-'i-om Death. Cnic.uio , March-JS. ISpecial Telegram to Tin : Hr.i : . ) A ntnnlKT of workmen at tlm intermciiiatu oriti of thu new city water tun- no ! , two miles and a half out In the luku , bad a narrow usc.ipo from death during thu ter- riblustorm early this morning.nnd wu.-c o.Vy rescued i > y bard work. Thu sl < u'ir. was s.i llerco and the waves bzitt on the timbers of the crib so hard that several of the timber * weru knocko.l ulT ana the licroi waves rushed In and drove tlio twenly-sovcn sleeping - ing men from thuir bunks. Snatching up a few pieces ol their clothing tlio terrified workmen hastily climbed upon thu top of their li'.tto hoiito. Hero tno frightened men huddled together , being drencbod by thu mad waves. Tlm water f ro/o to their scanty garments and their facts nud bauds weru nncriistod with ico. Thu little liouso rucked with every gust of wind and the men thought that at' tlio i.ext onslaught it would surely lie swept into tun hike and Unit every one would parish. J'liey had Just about given up all liopu when one of tnu Imperiled wnrisinOn jiiiniicd up and Iran tirally te.irmg olt his i-oat In- tied it toiiHi.in > oar and raised It in thu air. Then the men became iipatlictic agiim , but they wcro sud duuly revived by Uio min who had hoisted the signal , llejuiup.il up UIM hhontud : "TliL-rc's a tug and wo are saved ! " Sure cnuUjili tin-re was the tug l.iu-il'ci. ' whose crew hail lighted tlio men pcrclicd upon the bouse. 'J hevivs were so tierce , though , that the UI.T was umibiu to aiipro.u-li r.uar uiiough lo tnku thu men off. The cap tain told ttiom to bo of good chei'i' , as h would immediately come biclc and icse'iu ' them. Ho siteiusied haolc to the city , callr-,1 out the government lifu savers and returned with the lifu boats. After an hour's hard won : lourtuun ot tlio men wcru taken off , all that could bu accommodated oathotim , The jjar follows were brongnl to ho city as hastily as possible , when luo tug returned and took off tlio othurs. J'lioso men were badly fro/.cn , but wuro well eared fnr on their arrival at the dock and will bn all rihrlit m a ilnv or two. " 1 U'll you , " .said oiii ) of the rcsc.ioil men , "I tlinnght my last hour hnil comu when tlio waves broke iluwn the crib and HID wal"r camu pouring in through tlm brunch.o maiiiieoa to climli toasulo jilucu , thumrli , ami held on until hulp came. A i , ' v hours more arid 1 boliuvu wu would have perished of exposure. " There was a startling rumor that thu waterworks tunnel had caved in and th.it twc.Ivo men were drowned. Thuro proved to bo no truth in this t > iury , howovor. Taken all in all , tnu storm was the uftirst that has viiitod Chicago for suvurnl years. From noon yesterday until 1(1 ( o'clock tins morning tlio furious gale never muder atU'l and the sleet ami snow camu uloi'.i ; iticcss.intl.v in blinding sheets. 'I Im damage done , however , was conliued to chimneys , signs , tre.es mid some window glass. Of course ti'Icirraph and leluphono wires were badly u.sud nu , but nearly all of those had been restored by this i-veniui. ' . 'I h's forenoon street cartradlc was surioiislv deliiyed , tliu mass of slush on the track f which the plows could hardly push aauln mailing it extremely difllcult for horsus 11 puU tliu u.ir.t. . K.ven tliu ealilo cars had gre it uifliculty in moving tlioir tralllc up to 10 o'clock. ( o liie I'olloix hip . { : iti' ! uiuls 'J Imvo Ho'd 11 o'i I i > .n-4 i.iti.i ; | | To.ih i p it ! * ' . i ym - In tli' ' r I ) , UN , ! tin I 111:11 : in nil mi i u Kit imlri'l.vil HMIHfi"liii : ; > . It ix plt'.n-iiu to riko u wlion o ire n.Hod yon mo1111 * ol ticlliii } ; HIM dar pnrllla lo tinaarnv P litluuln. . nnil .HOIIU-IIIIIV- ' do/en fric'li I" . In 1ny iiln.l . It H n n ry Kiipi'i ! Hood's Sarsaparilla , and are Worthy urtU'li' . nil I onutliai no drujjifht noud iiu nfiiil I liH-ouiiiuiiil ( o I nof h.ii-n.Hl niu'ri. I nail in HP of Confidence. . Ihi'jil's ' : iripurlllii ; Hum ol n.lnihuiKcoinblnud. .M. 11.'li i , Drutixiit , rulrnioni , Ni-hnrk i. horl linimllt n bottlu of It. nufiiro the linltlj wn : JMAffj tiiX AXT KCZIOBA. B3iisMnXM | - < r < l'tl ' Oiiier * * , half t.iken ho I.'IIIXKIl I.IICl' ANUTIir.lt CMIMl' "I.'O" I s Su : < T | a-l'li ' ! lia < uporsodod othnr l > lo" I I'lio 'S'urrlblu of an Wo iiaeit two biilfot , mill Hillimieli tlml lias boon piirllliT'ln llui lo-n lu.Vo olliiiuroofltllriii inure tliiui n yl'arnjo , o have never * eon a iiii ul any uthortwn Nirjapaullai. Wo uotor hit I 11 cuiio- Onialiii Etoy. ti-oub'ounlilsfiu'oilnro. llKlvo * iiuiureit : iilmiura iuorMi ) n't ill of u a'l I no take ploiiguro ItiHollliii : it , Ailnlts who siilTor from salt iliuuni , or cc/onin , ( lint lo'tntelli'iolirlsm I f Jfl tlmt to nnr.'li uriiUi- can kuoivliiK Hint It nhvayi trlvo * conoral inllxiai lion. " iloscribo nKonlzlii3 lU'li ii'jtbn liastowi-il tipiin lloil'H fe.arn.il'n-111.1. " I'llAS TmiKU.V lliiii"Nliii'iil l . i'orr.or'i'lilnliindl.u u t la Uiu nn uiK : liiiUcquutu K IIIIKM.I. , llcpiity t'lly'rri'iiiurcr , < iiiaha , .NOJ. ! noon ( irand Ul mil. Nobraikii. unit jmln caused tiy llili Ulst'iHo. Is Itimy vvinulor Three Strouj I > oliil > llioii.tlnitvliciiiiuroiit3llnnlly flint relief fur u iir "I write tlio o Iliioa to li-ll t tli > liiinollt I have ro- ; > . ffrtiiJ ! i-lillJ , tlivy foi'I imxluut to let ollr-rs Unnw -lviMl from line l' Mir aparilln I liave lipon niiif- "I aai clad t'i ospro'4 mytolf lu rcgaid ( u Ho d'l ' I luror fnini rliminiatlini f or oor llvo ynir ; . hrlnjj nt Sarvipart.la. and will niy : vluit lm wnuixlit si o'l Kratlfynu remits ? Tiio rv- lolonv boil Inr three iiiiintliH. ' onollniD iinnlilo inv l > t. I nm ! di.'r lln.iil'i SIMII : | irltl.i Iho bonl b nod iiHrkulilo power or lluo.'l' : ) tfiirsiii'.ullla over tUu 1 Lint uprintf I hail n very snvi t" iiuaoi unil ilorlilr-il to try Hood's Sarsaparl'ln. I wiitsmi i iiri > rliol to lln I piirlfloron II-Q markol. neil UKillK.uu form of nilirultlniiinirliiK. I rowim-d my henllli , nnil I.IKIW .M. Wo clln miirh if not moro of Hoo.l mirnt- SALT lUIEL'Jl that llixMrsS.iwip'irlllii ' Inn t-urol ma. at I have ii'it panlla ihnn n ly oih T. Inid - ur.uiiarllhi.'J I I ! til. I have ovural cintomora who rMliu Ihoy Imvn li well llhiitniloil by tliu following utiileiucnt , wliloli lliu-i I hnve Ui-uii f"r a lonir tlmn nnil my frlomN are ln'i-n Kli'illly liciliilll ) I liiH ni.'i IHlun'ii'uii InIn. . - - nil parents whoso children sulfur from Impilro liluod ' llrprls > d at my linprnvuiloiKlltlDii. ' . " J. I ! , llll.l. , UU | nlohod If di-s'.iod " IA. . TIIUUI > .SII.S , I'u.uuj I'nu ' , IH'iivur , I'oliiMilu. BluiiilUreuili \Vost lli iivouuo ( 'oinru. MobrKk.1. CaluiTli. "I tiikn plciniirn In slating tlmt I Imvu been wolUat- Ailliinii or II. Isllcilor tlio | iliciiuniinul ( siicrcaiof Hood's SsiraiiiKX- Tor s"vor.il yo ir < I Irid uoun ironblpd wit'i u kin 1 " ' . "Hood' hariaparll.iulvn ! nnl. ofiKlLiiiiiiirc-iiiirrli in tliroat.iind had IrUvl several my . rllln. Aliuul a year unit u liultagu my yoinuo Jt buy. . . . our PIIIMII.Vi - .dl moro of Iihnii any otliiT'iir eral klmlH ol m < > .ll-.iiu.i but c mid llnd nnllilji ; ; lo hulp olil , iitlllrMi ) wllli u mnu Hoi IIOH.W. H l Irtipionlly tlicn ftliout two years w 9 niiutoil bnlllo ' nucirllli wc liittii In pro mo , My wlfo mo lo Iry u nf HfMiI'a ' nmllwant cncnin. It tint ilurc > uioit | In his rlslit oyc , Har aparilla. I i.il.l the ilniijclit in wlinni 1 iMinulit U h > ir.aiiWMIO.N .V l' < > . , Kn t lu nnd tuilUdiarKO ! f.om tlio 9:11110 : causoa the wliolu ( hut llnd no falih In it but wuul I giro It it Irlul ri- , llr.iki-.i llrjw. Nibiaiku. ' fiu-e on tlmt sl > tu to trcnk out la u unity riiiiiilnx iota j whlcli i did. I mutt my 1 wu very much Ijonulllu I by B5l lily ol' II. i nuliiuit nnj woul 1 rouMiui'iil It very highly to imy , Tlio ' " ' Hood's ar-aprr ll.i ei cHKooaiiatl fiicllon. nud wii - . . , ono liiivliu-m'h.ni nroitir.li. Ill IAN 1' . OLviitt ; PKOII f.irri.i : FEIJ.IHV oihorbi'Mid mo llo.iiii. Tliotu ' toll moilor n man mi } llruiot l > uvrloi \ I'olurjou , Omaha. .Nob. " trcato I aiusi. inui'iiic VMV nitfiily nt it. UK IHIKK A \Tiis liulcoil iiltlulilo to look nt. Ho wa nt Ilrst att-sl in the \Vorhl. ' ' ' . IIUAS. llUUUI't' 'llll'J llouktolll'IK , 'I'UJDNKUII , byour laiully pliy'lflan fur to vend momluwltli Mi- " 1 Imvo siilfi-rn.l wllli catarrh over Imilro Ni-traika , . ' , for wlillolt wouM nt liiU'rvnln la'iil llonrno iioi. yo'irs. and Imvodoc-lorod coiiHlunlly , but could Ki't 'I'hey IVill Slay Ky n. up , It woiilil BUI n Urenk oat usaln Justus t > 1 n over. no rollof until I got u buliUint llomt'ii harnapurllla. ivi-.Hiinu'ii.l . lloo < l Mir 'iparllla in 11 uo < l It at latt tiocarao o bail th t oren uiirpliy lcla ox It has 1.0:10 : moimiroitoud llinii nil uihur iiiniluinm Wo I IniMind luivc vild moro nf U than of ml any bloinl in projSi'itKnivofuarJ that ttio Uoy wuqlil lu o tlio tlitlit nad 1 tan fhoerluly ri > rommoi'l , U. 1 ihluk u 11 lh nholvm. Wo hut blood romi'dy our oil Kient \iutl \ blood moilli'liio in tlu < norld. " I ) < ' . Ill' I II rt fcl.l. . olhi-r on ui tlmt eye , ami tlio ft'ier win beoomlnfr aiTurtcil In ' . many cmf mi r hu uy Ihoy will mny by Iho roiu- Wli uuU t'l.iiikllii slnicu , Oiiialm , NobunM. Jint tliu same manner. Wo Ilicn took lilm to the tire ody ivi IOIIK a > maimtiiciurcd. 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