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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. Coal fhrnins in Lafayette, Indiana. Tho Mississippi is full of floating ice at Vieksburg. Nevada's U. S. senator, to bo o'coted on thj 2 1st, is called Jones. M iirmlroi' lf('' pnn Lizzie Shanton, of Kansas city, has fallen hoir to $100,000 in England. Denver's "first severe storm of the season" reached town on Wednesday. Wednes-day. Euftcnio's niothor, tho Countess de Moutijo, left Madrid for Chisclhurst yesterday. New York weekly bai-k statement shows an incrcuso of over thre i millions mil-lions specie rcscive. Fruit in southern Illinois much damaged dam-aged by tho Into cold snap. Many trees split from tho ground up. President Grant and party returned to Washington yesterday, from attending attend-ing tho naval oadct ball at Annapolis. Epizootic continues in Donvor. Several deaths. Livery stables talk of procuring a supply of butlalois and antelopes, Tho prince and princess of Wales will remain in strict retirement for a I week as a mark of respect to tho memory mem-ory of Napoleon. Serious firo at Iowa Falls. Supposed to havo been caused by ono White warming his bed with a flat iron. Ho , will probably marry, now. It is expected the remains of Napoleon Napo-leon will be buried on Tuesday under tho family seat in the chancel of the Catholic ohuroh at Chiselhurst. A Duluth man tried to redrill after a powder blast had hung tire. As somo would express it, ho was picked up "bored for tine needle work." Tho Kentucky library lottory netted $1-0,000. Its trustees are lobbying the legislature to prevent an investigation investiga-tion of its affairs rnd tho repeal of lti charter. Davenport, Iow.i, is rushing he waterworks and will seon be able to swallow 5,000,000 gallons of Mississippi Missis-sippi water in -4 hours. What a maw she must havo 1 The bill of exceptions in tho Stokes ease will soon.be argued. It is intended to take in before each one of tho thirty-one thirty-one judges if necessary. Stokes is much dejected. The Missouri Demicratio senatorial caucus was hold at Jefferson city on Friday night. Indications show Blair's strength much greater than expected, tie will probab y be nom nated. The Paris Uaulois of yesterday says tho only army otfie.Ts who will be permit tid to attend tho funeral of Napoleon are those who were attached lo his household during his reign. Prince Napoleon and his wife, the prin.vss Math'.ido, Paul Cassagnac,and a number of o-her li 'uapartists, havo arrived at Chise'hur-t, where an itn-portauc itn-portauc conference will take p:aeo on the course to be pursued. L'Uer telegrams stale that Napoleon's Napo-leon's ("mend will take phec at II a iu. Wednesday. The ro.al family of England will be reprcson'oJ by the j prince and princess of Wales. Prince j Christian, al.-o. wiil accompany ex- j empress Eugenie. , The fi.i'hn minister of tho interior, in announcing Napoleon's death, says: j "Italy Ie ;nud of the event with re- j cret It is impossible to forget that Napoleon contributed greatly to secure her uniry." The remarks of the minister were received wi:h great ap-p!;iU-e. The express train from Albany to N-;w Vrt, on which governor Djx wjs a passenger, yesterday, narrowly ! escaped beicg thrown down an cm- i baukmeat twenty feet high. The ! engine, tender, and baggage car were j thrown off the track by a broken rail. ending the ereine ploughing its way a i distance of thirty y.irds when it sui- i den y s:opped. All on board escaped injury. |