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   Logansport Journal (Newspaper) - March 15, 1893, Logansport, Indiana                                I ll lv 193 THE GONE TO PIECES u We are making extraordinary efforts for vour trade this season Nothing in our power has been left undone to pre sent to you the greatest stock of fine Dry Goods Spring Wraps and readymade Ladies and Misses dresses ever shown ia the state with prices most reasonable and best of aa at one price to all Mr Wise is no in Ne 1 up novelties which are coming by daily express J WILER WISE It Continues Its Work of tion in Various States Big Dams in Michigan Break Endan gering Many Dam age in New York GLOOMY partially The to the Delaware Hudson will exceed 550000 Frozen to Death ASHLAND Wis March blizzard has been raging ern Wisconsin It was much that and that i will result in fatalities is cei tjm Prom Bayfield comes ile reading POI t has just been received that the dams at south of here and at and tt north have gone Thousands of ere f land are inundated and many lives nd much property are no doubt lost river was never known to be so high All streams running Into the Kala mazoo river in this are higher than for years Several thc per mill houses on low ground arc surrounded with water but so far omy a few have been undermined The losses at and will j 000 At Mich March water m Saginaw river has risen 3 feet since Sunday morning and is now with Flint SI leveL Thc and Bad rivers are volume of Basements in this city are flooded and manufacturing plants have been to shut down No serious Joss uas as yet been reported but there are apprehensions that the ice at the lower end of the river and the bay will back up the water and cause serious overflow The track of the Cincinnati Mackinaw rail road for 2 miles between this city and Durand is under water Alan in 5 Situation at Ion la WIA Mich March flood Hnv Tr RS alarming aspect IVom Big Rapids Edmore and come reports of heavy rain whe g nnS 0an Clothing companys cellar i reached a depth of 7 feet being only J foot above the first floor rods from shore on the ice of Che ameRon bay frozen He was caught the storm which came up in tti 8iiow Business was t a standstill in Ash d f ed up store fronts Streets blocked and street cars have At is reported men have certainly perished It is feared that many of Ue Ion woods will suffer fo the ons as they were about for the season and supplies were low INVESTIGATE HAWAII a to the Islands March Cleveland has fully decided to commission to Hawaii to investigate the recent revolution and to re port before the meeting of the next congress The commission will be composed of Gen of the army Admiral Brown of the navy and probably Don M Michigan Probably the preset will announce to the senate intention to send this commission to Hawaii but as he now views the matter no action on the part of the sen ate will be The commission willbe a of inquiry the expenses of the army and navy members thereof as those of officers detailed to special duty and the expenses of the ci member borne out of the Failure of the Kansas Trust Com pany at Kan STATE Liabilities of Loses Manley Is Caught for 3250000 A BIG Kan March 14 failure of the Kansas Trust and B company of this city which Monday night has dcd sensation in Information of General to Indianians c a Monday by the eastern of the institution named Freeland Tufts of Ci y charge of the affairs of tha labilities of The liabilities of the bank are es Lose Heavily John J Inalls the pres ned bJT W D TAYLOR 309 4th Street eel this time Batches Elgin watches fit up and m warranted Many Houses Hundreds of families hare out of and businessmen aye been obliged to hoist goods out of the basements to escape loss The Chicago arC fc Indiana have been weakened is 3 feet under vv ter and scarcely a factory liver is running reach here relative to the condition of tiie river above this city The Press mechanical department is flooded out the water being fonr fect the tre box of the boiler A Cleveland believes a such at that named would not only be able to arrive at irn the m Hawall but its report would com mand the confidence of the people and of congress It is expected this com wll sail from Sau Francisco in about two weeks and of course there is for appointment as the board The commis Sion wiU take with it an executive cer probably a paymaster of the army or navy and one or two secre tanes and stenographers to CHICAGO Marcu Heralds Grand Forks D special letter says that Mr tle new demo cratie United Jeweler ana Optician 410 Broadway IND BUY AND SELL GOVERNMENT BONDS Security and Issue special Certificates of Deposit bearing 3 per When left for year 2 per cent per annum when ted 6 months Boxes m Safety Deposit Vaults of this Bank for the rented at from to f 15 per year Press ure of rising waters in the Mississippi river caused the levee which protects the land of the Illinois bottom m the lake district opposite Canton to break Monday night and the lands are to a depth The damage wiU the 1Iareh a week past the Illinois river has until it is now nearly as high as it was during the big floods of last season The damage done by the floo far greater than that of las year The heavy ice in the rive went out with a rush carrying wit it everything in its pathway The rive hart overflowed vast regions of low ands over in Fulton county and th huge blocks of ice drifted across farm and lowlands carrying with them many houses and small buildings fences trees and other improvements An Ice Y March 14The ice gorge in creek below ville gave way about oclock Mon day afternoon and let a tremendous amount of water down the creek The steamboats of the Cornell Steam boat company and about twenty five canal boats were sweet mto the river and driven down stream Many of them were damaged The steamers and Adriatic valued at 518000 were so badly stove in that it is feared they will smb A number of the canal boats were crushed like eggshells and univ in the creek Never before has ucn wholesale damage been done in his stream Tho Damage Since Saturday the water above the cc dam has been breaking up and Eddyville has been inundated The am Saturday night caused the water o rise fully 8 feet and thousands of of damage has resulted There ere 18000 barrels of cement stored in the Lawrence Cement companys mill valued at over These are a total loss The boats in the river are surrounded by tightly wedged ice Many people on the boats had narrow escapes but no loss of life is reported It is thought that the loss to the Cor nell fleet will be about 510000 though no accurate estimate can be made lucre is no insurance Thirty of the canal boats were loaded with ice valued may resign from the senate It says that it has been dis covered that left Washington D under a cloud after an em in the Citizens national bank to deny the fact Senator Roach is defiant and declares that he will not al low himself to bo frozen out of the senate but will complete his term But his friends are counseling him to resign and say he will do so DETROIT Mich March HCo Arthur Rankin whose son MeKee Nankin the wellknown actor re tired from the stage some time ago to manage his fathers property died in Windsor Ont Monday morning after a lingering illness For several years Col nan been a conspicuous and striking fagure m Canadian political military and Mewl life The deceased leaves considerable property to his two sons Rankin the actor and George a playwriter of some note M Manley vice president and general manager loses about 00 01 ns ovn and property belonging to the estate of his father Manley In Uie j Manley con lessed judgment to the estate of his father to the amount of A confession of judgment was also made the t0 tbS to that dollar that the possess has been lost n the crash E G Armsby cash ier of the company loses Couldnt Meet Its Debts The company became slightly embar over two years ago at the time when the best laud loan compares were compelled to succumb to the en eral depression and was to borrow largely to meet immediate demands The concern loaned erable money three years affo on Kansas property at boom figures and was compelled to foreclose in in stances without any chance of realiz ing as much as had been advanced on the same The bank was trustee amounts of money that be longed on property in central and western Kansas Eastern creditors who were given first mortgages ae amply secured There are many local depositors who had from to W 000 on deposit in the bank The bank con tinned to receive deposits up to the hour of closing and there was not the slightest intimation that the crash was to come so soon SLAIN Germany A Perishes Ind March of Albert Ross Monday ends a from arsenical Wednesday Eva Ross of came home from work at the eotton mills complaining of pains in the head and stom ach followed early by convulsion and a comatose condition with death on Friday While the girl was lying dead in one room her mother was with the same fatal symp toms on the following day her attack and died in the afternoon A mystery surrounds the whole affair The grl was compelled to earn living for the whole family and it sad that notwithstanding her ors she was olten by her relatives It is supposed that Jn a fit of despondency she ended her own misery aod avenged herself at the U e ity to the theory is Ue fact that purchased arsenic of a local drug gst the before she suicide It is aiso believed that she accomplished the by putting the poison in the coffee Thurs day Those who died drank copiously of the coffee that morning 7 Indiana March Tudr ment of the court of claims dismissing the petition of the state of Indiana to recover from the United States M alleged to be due the out of moneys received by the 55 from the public lands within the affirmed Monday by the United tates supreme court in an opinion by ustice Gray The claim arOse he act granting the states 5 per cent f Proceeds of sales of public ands their borders Rival Batchers at TVar sHf court M the circuit court Monday wherein Meno Metzler and Isaac Lehman two rival butch ers are respectively plaintiff and defendant The plaintiff claims that the defendant hunt large knot f crape on of place of business one mht it was seen the Had 411 HIS Teeth ffi Ind March ItWill Cormick and E E Polk local SVnT a together bunday McCormick had the tooth aCe x March 14A dispatch from announces an Ger man success in East Africa After and the doctor pull every tooth from his head Monday the toothless young man was a sorrow ful sight and is lamenting over hia Found in a St lowers was slain The Germans lost a color officer and four men killed and seventeen wounded death re moves one of the greatest obstacles to terman progress in Africa He had ition Six Houses to Havo Been HI March Point Pleasant m the woods 15 miles north of here charred bones of Mrs Julia Goodman were discovered among he smoking ruins of her house As she was thought to have considerable money and lived alone it is believed Hat she was murdered then robbed and the building set on fire to conceal be crime Her husband died verv mysteriously some years ago and was to have been murdered by a Careless March the ast session of congress 537000 was ap with which to pay employes f the bureau of engraving and print ing and to meet incidental expenses during the present year It has just been discovered that the engrossed signed by the president only carried the sum of The clerical error can not until congress again fp of 3 miles east was visited by a destructive fire at 5 oclock am and houses mostly saloons and restaurants were destroyed The ance was incendiary Fire io Md March stoiy building corner of Wells and streets occupied by Matthai Ingram Co for the manufacture of tin and japanned ware was almost en tirely destroyed by fire with its con tents Loss about 3100000 A Vote or Confidence PARIS March 14After emphatic denial by M Bourgeoise exminister of justice the charges made against his department by the chamber of deputies passed a vote of confidence in the min on Monday March destructive fire occurred at Bootle near Liverpool Two eotton warehouses the company were loss involved OOQ The cotton m the warehouses belonged to Townsend Wooley Co Woman mclt Ind March A p disappeared from his home afternoon and nothing wax seen of him until his body was found Monday lying in a creek near this city He had evidently fallen from a bridge near br and being too weak to extricate lad drowned Mr Clifford was one of the best musicians in this state Bought by Indiana Parties SANTA FE y M March Graphic group of silver mines consist 1 Jf 7 Patented Bairns at Kelly in the Magdalena district was so dm this city Monday to Haute Ind parties represented here by Judge M Balue of Terre Haute Salcida SOUTH BEND Ind March Herrine of this place com mitted suicide Sunday night by liang ing She was a sufferer from a nerv ous disorder and it is thought she had become temporarily insane when she killed herself Preferred Death to School Ind March 14 Bertha Marks aged 15 years committed sui cide Monday by sha ana slipped some money out of the house and spent it Her parents the reform j Sold on tho Block Mo March Winn a vagrant negro was sold on the block at U a m under the vagrant law of Missouri His services for sis months were bought by R S McCamp bell of Springs for March Ma in jail to answer th charge of illicit distilling Mrs Tur ner is the mother of of fiv boys all of whom have been in jail charged with the same offense H of the Coal wen by fire Mon day morning The loss will probably reach 550000 It is fire was the work of incendiaries Tears Off tho Top of Hi Head Ky March Clayes vine a negro suburb Sunday night Will Marshal shot George Jones with a shotgun loaded with slums tho top of his head off Both colored Marshal escaped Victim of a Train Wreck SUM FOET WATKE Ind March J W at Columbia City Monday for 55000 the Pennsylvania company for injuries re m the wreck on the road near mat place recently of a Strike Ind March 00 coal miners are out of on account of the strike oa the Chicago Illinois railroad Four Bodies Homed KLUr March 14A house at Salm dorf Germany inhabited by a widow ana three children was burned and tne remains of the foar found in the rums bore plain evidence that all had been murdered Robbers had broken nto the house killed the inmates the dwelling and set fire to he house in order to cover up rimes  

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