SENTINEL & 11EPUBUCAX
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Wednesday. April 2, 1874.
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' kiitoa kfQ raorairroa.
Certain parts of the State of Ten
nessee were visited bj heavy rain
tortus last week'. Ilivers overflowed
Ifasir basks to a degree unknown since
1347- .Oil
Titer have Lad a case of real ere-
niation in Philadelphia. Tbe body of ,a!so of th)J Uon A WasbbHnijof Cal
Ueorge Opeldjke was burned to asbes ifornia, who was formerly minister to
at bis father's residince, No. 194 North I Iar,gulJ. ,nd mlso of (jenerB Cad
Fuurth street last Friday, tbe 17th. wa-(jer C. Washburn, of Wisconsin,
Tbe ashes of the n were derosited jong , membeT of Congress and Gov
inanurw, on tbe aides of which tbejertKirof tilat State. He was born at
data of birtb and tbe time of the deatb WinchenJon, Maw., in 1820, and grad
f the young man were inscribed. uate(, ,t yaIe Co51ege in l844. ghort-
All of Governor Ilaitranr.' p- ly alter leaving college he engaged in
poiutwenta unjer tbe new judicial bill j the manufacturing business, with which
were rejected eicepting that of Mr. j bo"'11 remains connected, and he has
Orvis. He beinz a Demociat, that ! ' "DT Jears been president of
party in the Senate voted for Liui.
The Republican nominees they v..ted
gainst. The Republicans do not have
a two-third vote tu tbe Senate. A two
third vote in that body is necessary
under the new Constitution to coufirm
a nomination.
