Show THE MISSISSIPPI An Enormous Flood Attended Dr The Inundation of Valuable Ilanlatloiu THE LCVECS IN STILL FURTHER DANGER Great Preparations I Berlin For Ccle bratln Prince BIsmarcIs Birthday By Telcirarh to the XEIT I TIC nistisNirri A Rupldlr HIIB ltlareLeSeo BlYHlu vl llnd Outlook MRMWIIS March BIRalti haa alien in toneutsiJnco lait tlen tneut wnc It nlehL The Miuloslppl river Is er again rising MIrpp rbn and It U probable that all the low lands below Helena will 0 over flowed A break 10we brk In the levee o carrcd at midnight at Austin JItw This morning It had widened to 300 feet There Is no poejiblo way to clOt It and I may Inc t an unlimited extent All the planta lions in the vicinity are Ivingrapid IjT submerged and tenants are leav fecta ing without saving any ot their tf teA A BREAK AT GREENVILLE The Jppcalt Greenfield Miss special pp levee uortli of the city gave way at noon despite the efforts of the people and the water touted In upon tho city which ha always before been above tho level of the Mississippi at its greatest height The flood Is a tremendous one and an enormous Volume of water la I pouring In from three breaks above nnd spreading out lu all directions inundating plantation planta-tion aflsr plantation which In the flood of lfcS2 were above water It IS estimated by engineers that a large portion of the city will L flooded It I greatly feared that the heavy wind and rain prevailing will cause the levees t give way In new places The water tram the Austin break wlllhavean outlet Into Ihe Yarjo river which will inundate a large section country In Sunflower and Yazoorivercountlcs 2fo Jives are reported lost and no actual guttering U anticipated Iater Tno white men and a negro while crossing the river in a skit were drowned by its capsIzing Many alight casualties bate rwulted from skills coming lcnlAet I with structious wire fences and other hidden ob MUCH SUKFERIXCl ST LUIS MarchSI aTcnt Inches of snow fell over an area of UK mill radius from this city yrs terday Half this ha melted and tbe rest will melt soon added t the already dangerous Hoods in the Mississippi Mis-sissippi below heic Tht re is much suffering among the people in the flooded districts lASAGIIL CINCINNATI March 31 Railroad officials here recciveu word tonight that the crevafsc at Auftin Mists Kippl had beTOme unn nascablet and the whole Zazoo delta was being log flooded There Is a tremendous loss of property The railroads are being interfered with by the flood TIc Retort CIUCAOO March MTho American can Affoclatlon of General rassen ger Agents arrived this evening on their return from the City of Mexico Mex-ico The members without exception excep-tion cxpres themselves greatly pleased with the trip and predict that tcI investigations ana intercourse inter-course with the Mexican oflicial and much merchants gont will 0 productlveof JtootEnrosprd SLW Yom March 31ln theca the-ca e of IXputy Hherifls Martin Valth and Young InJIcUd for bribery in taking 0 from Charles Francklyn who vas under nrrest in 1SS7 Judge Barrett today disniisMtl the indictment holding the acts were misdemeanors and barred under the statute of limitation JliirJrr ofTwo Urn nnrr KEWABIC X J March 31 Fiddler Fid-dler Smith a notorious tough rushed into Herman hat factory this afternoon and raid to George Hastings What have you been caving about mel me-l retreated and before he fail a word Smith plunged a shoe knife into his abJonieu making a frightful wound Frederick Butler attempted to molar Smith and was himself stabbed in the left breast The workmen then succeeded in disarming dis-arming the murderer Hastings I dead and Butler caunotllvc nUditonr IlrurU In New York SEW YORK March 31 Gladstone Glad-stone wan asked by the American Cooperative Building Loan Association Associ-ation to Fend phonographic sage to tho meeting of the association associa-tion March Hth The cylinder arrived to late but the message w hen today by a number of prominent promi-nent citizens The venerable statesman spoke briefly Ira pleasant vein on selfhelp and irtc Jyn 11 VenIce PARIS March 31U I reported that SaiutSaens l living quietly Venice The Dutch police believe the suicide found on the banks of the Memo f tho body of Eyraud IapaneneEalenpertsc S CHICAGO March IX Toro oar a civil engineer of Japan Is in this country inspecting engineering enterprises with a leW t their application ap-plication t the work of a Japanese syndicate locked by the government govern-ment with 7000000 preliminary capital for development of the coalmines coal-mines in northern Japan The Intention In-tention is to export coal to San Francisco Fran-cisco for Pacific Coast us He says sjcccw Is assured aSr Con rlcnllon > IXNDOXMarch 1A SI Petersburg Peters-burg correspondent of the l > my Telegraph says A man committed suicide yesterday leaving a letter paying that he destroyed himself Eoonerthan kill the Czar he having been selected by ballot for that duty The letter gave the names of his accomplice several of whom were arrested we at Barnine of a ranrrnt MnWACKEE March 31A fire broke out it 9 oclock this evening In St o Josephs Catholic Convent and the entire building and contents con-tents were burned SIsUr Blanker finding escape cut oDT jump from a fourstory window and sustained fatal Injuries Two young candidate candi-date Rose Millet and Mary er dat ncr jumped from a fourstory window and were seriously injured Two firemen were also badly hurt by falling 1 All the oilier Inmates In-mates nearly seventy In number nery getting out safely under tho guidance of the sisters who prevented many young Jjirls from throwing themselves from the windows in their fright L OO Insurance 23000 Illimnrtk I BERLIN March 3tPrince Bismarck Bis-marck rived 3000 citizens ol Hamburg this afternoon Tonight Tonh there was torch light procession In honor of the exchancellor E traordinary prejuratlous are being Ijurtoo ar bIng made for the celebration of bla birthday tomorrow Ur holt midoasptrlkd I address eulogizing I the prince for all he had done for the development and honor ol Germany The applause of long the continued populace w deafening and VeIned o ALUA > r March 31 Governor reform Hill laos bill vetoed the Sexton ballot JIrnlII BUTFALO March 31 Kemmler lia been sentenced to death by elec le trlclty at Auburn prison during the Irsl week beginning April SSth A ZtMlffBaUon SEW YORK March 31 Conrad X Jordan thin afternoon reclined the presidency and directorship of the Western National Bank Dray ton Ives being elected t succeed him The resignation was a great surprise but it l said there Is no friction OD the directors Irlvc said this evening Jordan Jor-dan connection with tho Sixth National Jvmitablo and Lenox Hill bank troubles bull bad effect and created dissatisfaction among the shkklinlilpni find dtroslbooea rf the l r National BO that a good denl of elk was sold prices depreciated and several millions of depoits were withdrawn In view I of this the change was thought necessary Mionliis their Dtnerrtlon LONDON March 31 Michael Oavitt has complied the terms for the settlement of the Liverpool dock strikE Both sides agree to resume work immediately |