| Show Tho n CIM3XXATI Fill 27 The storm is reported as central at alioU h vlile Tennwsee At tills riling 11 oclock there 19 grave apprehension apprehen-sion here If the precipitation iu the next fourteen hoursshouUI bet great in I the Ohio valley as it has been at Memphis and Xashville from the storm approaching from thatdireUion It will doubtless catiEe a great Hood KENTUCKYS LOS IXHJISVILIE Ky Fib 27 The Ohio Jllver i1y reached a flaod itage A scan was lts tonight r r r and a number of the families in the districts submerged in 1SS3 have moved out but there Is little fear nf uch a deluge as then The river Is still risinR C A Voo ter who has ju t returned lli lt turned Irotn Ilddleborough and In temifdiate ixiInU eajs tint the tIli li TlnI Cumberland w higher than it has ever been anil the watcn have created cre-ated havoc all along There hlle been landslides and iu pliies big tracts of the country an fuhmerged Several towns have tullcred con sideraMe damage The Hoods have crippled the railways to a ron ltIer i < able extent The news from the mountain section Is that audcide and washouts nre numerous IS TIIE MISSISSIPPI VAUCT MEMIIIIS Feb 27 An unususl rain fall over the entire watershed of Uie Mississippi and Ohio rhers and their tributaries dnce Saturday Inst portends evil to tlin low lands Drotccted by levees In the Yazoo Delta and Tensas basin The u ortt is feared for the newlyconstructed levees along the Tenas ba Jn The outlook iu tlicnction through which the Uhito and Arkansas rivers IOM is not encouraging Itoth ttreamn are rling fast and the people living aloni trie banks arc moving their stock to paces of safety |
