Show Death Toll Probably Less Than Investigation yesterday rester ar tended to confirm tho the estimates estimate of fewer lower than to HOD den deaths hs in the tho floods that swept t over 01 a score scora of cities in Ohio and In Indiana inna last las t week r ek As t the waters re receded eded from Dayton Columbus and other places leaving leaving leav kay ing a 1 thick coating 0 of mu mud alarm was cau enticed ed by n a rapid rali rite rise e of the tho Ohio and the h Mississippi rivers ers inundating parts of cities cities' along jh 1 i J not DOt much danger much danger loss of so in these 1 thoi as-thoi inhabitants have hills hills' to flee to and wid to floods Revised Rc reports indicate that the tho number of of f drowned in Dayton may n not t exceed although there are arc those who sa say the tho number will be much greater I IThe IThe The death list at Piqua 0 fell feU off elf from th the estimate mate of fifty to j 1 thirteen en known dead The latest estimates sIlO show the following deaths j i OHIO v X 4 I- I l Dayton l O. O Pique fl IS Columbus 56 Harrison 12 1 v Hamilton s a s 50 O J ft I fJ Tro Troy p. p t 9 9 i Miamisburg x t V Valley alley all y Junction run tion C G y c 5 I Tiffin 18 J JJ IS 7 J 1 ii 1 1 14 11 I r levec 2 2 Fremont 14 J Bethlehem 2 2 Ohio total J I 1 INDIANA Peru 20 O. O Tort Fort Wayne 6 6 I IG 16 Terre Haute 4 Total Indiana 40 16 G. G 4 Grand total x t Rou Roughly estimated I |