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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20

The WAR IN CUBA.-By special telegram to
the HERALD from Havana we learn that the
Spanish troops are after the rebel guerillas
with energy. Several columns have been
engaged, in which the rebels were defeated.
These conflicts all tell. The Spaniards are
evidently driving their opponents into a cor
ner from which they cannot escape and where
they must sooner or later be captured. Fool
ish and misguided men to prolong conflict in
which they have not the slightest hope Of sue
cess Their true policy for some time past
has been to surrender on the best terms they
could obtain; but, unfortunately, they have
been urged on by those who do not want to
eight, and who say that they do the cause more
good by remaining away from Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20
BELGIUM.

The Pssos Conference Still in ssssien-No Con-
csssiou to France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20

Mr.. Gladstone Against SauctimOuioue
PeopIc-The Admiralty Management Sus-
tninod.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

Horace Greeley will speak on Temperance Il"
at the Iaight st. Baptist Mission corner Of Varckst on
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The 564th anniversary OF the independence
Of Switzerland was celebrated last night with concert
and an Grafton by the NewYOrk branch Of the Grutn-
Verein at Coburger Hall In Stanton'st.
A public reception will be given next Mon
day evening at Associaon Hail. to The members OF the
deputaton in behalf Of liberty recently sent BY
the u g. Evangelical Alliance TO theiEmperor OF Russia
Dean Howson of Chester England, delivered
an interesting lecture last evening at st. AIMS Chapel
Clinton-st, Brooklyn, upon "WOman's Work" The
Dean lately arrived In this country and 10 tue guest
VI the Rev. Dr. 5chenck'
George H. Stuart Of Philadelphia, ID. L..
Moody of Chicago and the Rev. T. De Witt Tanage Will
speak tomorrow evening, at the Brooklyn tabernacle
at the nau gration of the Tabernace Free College iO
training Christian and women for practical work"
Memorial services in honor of the late Hor-
ace Webster n D., Ii. d. first President OF the College
Of NeW.York, were held yesterday in st. Georges
Church. The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, who PRESIDED
auded in eloquent and feeling terms to the life and
services OF Dr. Webster The Row. Dr. Crosby also spoke
OF the virtues Of the deceased
The Rev. John Weiss, the brilliant essayist
and preacher will begin the 20d inst course OF six
lectures on Greek Ideas, illustrated by Art, Poetry
and Mythology" They will be delivered on successive
wednesday evenings In Chickering's Hall on Fourteenth
bridge speak Of them productive OF rare intellectual
and literary merit Some people wonder II they wll DC
"a cordially appreciated In HeWYOrk. We hope the mt
trOpOlis may stand the TEST.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
DIED.


ARMS 0H the m n' snsr Sso bat .'r' ln''' Charles Ar~
oil merchant of tAls city sgpi ~ yeAra
Pureal services s Aa residence No ~ SsudsSs Droovn' -
Saturday. the lash lust. At l O'Clock y m
BARBOUR-On Friday H. Pora.i wife Of wm. D. BA
bou sad da rghtcr " the uoV JAs a. Mason KuoI. d. d.
Funeral n her s residence Ne1 THIRTY seTe1!hSI %
MO1dlV. Nov - at Jus m.
PhlSirlpha pspers please oopJ.
PAwOFTOs Pdny, h M. sarah FSWostt vii" Of John Vs~-
cett asol 11yra
the 2Oh III ocl0rh NO ~
Onc.hubdrei ind twenty siEthsI
HOLMAN-On Fourth DAY morning Wednesday, llih nonh, sS
Henry y. ilOman AE'd ~ yraFS a..
day Saturday 10 O'Clock Friends respectfully hVd W aue~n
AcLOUGHLISOu Tuesday Nov H. s1l Aan, ei Of Peter Ne
LOaghhB, aged a years ,-,.-, -.
thc funeral frou residence NJ, IN West BVeshsA
HsusI morning tho 18Th Inst, at 10 seoel ,onn rrqSen
sod thence 70 ~ PAtcks Cathedral sr tnterneat
hCSPRDON-OfheArt deaSe Thursday evening 18th last FNat
sBd Hester hcSpeion aged B ysan monAs 9a
PnsrsJ from In. residence his parents EASsTsuT Lr,
Sunday, 18th insL, al l.JO o'clock
sANDRggONAt the Laagham Hotel LoDjoa THURSDAY Nov b
disease James d. saniersOu formerly Of this a
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sTOLLHRu New.YorL Nov H. ls7 Of consumption Mr. Jsmss
Harry sColler 10 the I'D rear Of his age
The relatives and isBds Of an the nembsrs Of The Cesa-
NO 9s1, and A. H., snd the hnsmbs Of DE Pr. Cc
pSny tn Regiment n respectfully invited 70 stassd The General
Sunday oeOck, Op hI late roSdsnos NJ IN ksA HE
toenih ~
swAEA Cleveland Ohio Sept a. Valentine Swain IScd % Js'rN
TAYLOR-On Friday the l1h inst Theodore Taylor IN the MA
TIE des and friends of family uvd attend the funsr
from bis residence MOncar j. SataTdaI aernesu
will Je Monday South Hsdey hha foT snisrmsnI
wILKIgon Friday l7h HsL Janet willow o. James WHINE " Ss
William 10 funeral Seryiess 81 The redssea
Ofhr p. LAds No. " sseOndA's On AOoA-s
afternoon, at o'clock.
wRIGHTOn 7b inst Pnnie A. daughter Of Dr. and CAfs
Wright, aged years and 10 months
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
TWEEDS NEXT MOVE.
YESTERDAYS RUMoRs-nIs DEMURRER.

Yesterdays RUMoRs-HIs DEMURRER.
Mr.. Tweed hurriedly left his office, yoster-
day afternoon and 1t said that he arranging for
his predicted resignation. 1t Is asserted more publicly
now than heretofore and by who are supposed 10
know Familiarity the intricate workings Of the Tammany
machine that Mr. Tweed did give Mayor Hall his writ
ton resignation at the interview between Hall, Tweed
and sweeny on the 9Th inst but upon condition that IL
should not be made public until his consent was giVen
and that he should namo his successor. Francis NJ
Bixby according the authority, was selected by
Mr. Tweed who has is said, been brought into c0nnec-
ton with Mr.. Bixby through Thomas Murphy. Mayor
Hall has indirectly acknowledged having received Mr.
Tyeed's resignation There are, however, many minor
politicians who claim that Mr. Tweed has no intention TO
resign holding that would by doing only add to the
determination Of tho Senate not 10 allow him to keep his
seat.
The demurrer to the complaint against Tweed served
by his counsel upon Mr. OCOnOr objects to tho proseou
tlon of the case on the following grounds:
Frst: That 1t appears upon the fac" OF the
that the plaintiffs haVo not legal capacity " sue III S
action. . -. A.. g.. o., srH,
cient to constitute q cause Of action -.
Third That 1t appears upon the lace OF tne cOmPnt
that there Is defect Of parties defendnt III the ohsso
the Mayor, Aldermen aud CommOnAlV III Inc lily VI
NCwYork. 49,, -s... iot
Fourth That It appears uponIthe face OF the compaint
that there Is defect OF parties defendant In the omission
OF the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Oi
The demurrer was expected by tho counsel Tor the
people and win bo argued at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
POLICE NOTES.

Julius Beaver was committed. yesterday, on q
eAsrVr Of RynR worthless check for $500 the Citizens National
Bana % Isaac Hermann Of No u RAs Peenth N aJnsst Tor Jew
eirJ. -,
The BODY of the man found drowned Of Castle
baa bes identified Of Wm. Russell peeuato late OF
No Is CsrrOSt BrOOA alleged that be fell F0Ssh "af AZ
Castle Garden
Edward DAILY, charged by Fire Marshal Ready
Of Brooklyn With setting FIRE % the store NO 70
he Jsaerson Company Ous ofs policy Tor S" On me
goods, discharged. -
Patrick Barry, age 10, seaman OF the English
.sanshp Dsyeuitsr hing Psr No T., Has hA pceeoen oy
eating sa herring yesterday at No Wea seye,a the ere"
are a.O ii from eating herhng which rnsd part Sf The cargo
fire early yesterday, on the third floor Of No 18
Attorey Henry Fesea cabine. shop So hos asas
Johl 1deHoms Of mahogany On The h boor va
SiOOoI Ensured for SsOOo The buidns y" tanAs'd Sh
sared
A verdict of censure was rendered. yesterday, py
Cofonsf 0eos W. Hill, eendaeto or nannS
John Killer GFoenHichst from ThrdeFa ear
r. on Wsdnesay night eaunE all beHea pasing IN ne
opposite Grectiens 20 '.s.r ...t - -.
A thief, dressed % q mechanic, called at the resi-
deOcs Of Lsws % Donok YESTERDAY and sa tn
b hA essn seat s1anRs s a AS%S .e S TSTc
tan - his shap" No arrsst v.n .. . ..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

the returns nG =. s.s :Ss ": :4 M q.
the T TyS5H' 1s Be- sesS @ SSS. SSSS Sns s.
KsD RS ssas sss Z ss ss s
had not been complied wsk No yFOolanstt0n wss made,
SnS c0dr y p% Mr InpsaS e II rscr,noO % S
XVIII District tnat a the votes cast for Member of
ksn We're sidS S S SS M
inspectors cenvAsSne he votes only ent did the worh
by improper and Unauthorized persOnS were nni and
Other aBdavits we're submitted Of substantially TIM
character and after further arguments BY coun'
sell the case was adjourned until Saturday morning.
The case Of Henry Wiser against Isaac Robinson, rival
candidates for Assistant Alderman In the Yth District
subsequently taken up ME. Mitchell counsel for
Wiser said that in the Kth Election District of the
Eighth Ward the canyasserA gave Wiser votes. ana
Robinson 22S votes end ne then nbnitted sS efdayk
for his client. In the XIIih KechOn District Of the
same Ward counsel charged that the vote was irreE
inner room stationed policemen outsde, and refused
his clients watcher PernSSR 70 see The y0te.
announced in this dstric Wiser and Robinson
$50 votes counsel unlimited a. daTIc q bsS yCted
Mr. Robinson wisser's OppOnsnt, said he was no law
ing to dO he would hhe an Opportunity 70 nave
ne m bt Sw y w bs m S SaS npon t srTumSnt made
by Judge wsterbury in the Kanrea case thai there
] S canvass the returns Is rcOeiTsd By them The
Committee then adjourned.
HOW CAPT. KENNEDY TREATED REPUBLICAN
CHALLENGER.
Owen O'Connen of No. Il Franklin-st.
makes the following statement regarding his arrest on
election day. at the voting place In the With District Of
the Sixth Ward: ....
81 went to the polls IN the With District, on election
day as legally appointed challenger About 1o o'clock
In the morning Capt Kennedy accompanied BY Sergeant
Douglass came in pointed out man then there, and
said That man s o repeater! Capt Kennedy answered
'WiIl YOU make charge against him ansWered 1t
is impossible for TO leave now The Captain then
said in very loud voice, and In an abusive manner
lyon arc intmdatng voters you Of those fresh
feows' About five minutes afterward, man attenpt
ing 10 vote asked Capt Kennedy II he would prOtoot
me as challenger He answered that he would, and
then challenged the voter and the inspector threw his
ballots on the floor In front Of the boxes The Captain
was standing front Of me, and the man by the side Of
him. The man aimed blow at me- which warded on
The Captain then ordered us both to be arrested DID
not strike the voter, nor attempt to strike him. .
Mr. O'COnne further states that he was born IN tho
Ward lived there 30 aud never before mad any
charge made against him.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.

JUDGE GILBERT's DECISION PosTPoNED-DIs-
TRICT-ATTORNEY MORRIS PROMISES TO PROS
ECUTE ILLEGAL VOTERs-FoUR POLL CLERKS
OF THE SIXTH WARD ARRESTED.
Contrary to general expectation, Judge Gil
bert did not render his decision yesterday on the app
cation OF Chauncey M. Felt and Samuel Booth to have
the fraudulent returns Of the LIST District Sixth Ward,
and With District Twelfth Ward rejected by the Boards
OF County aud City Canvassers The decision viii prob
ably be rendered this morning
DistrictAttorney Samuel d. Morris has at length
solved to prosecute Illegal voters will be seen by the
AONO"AHH BAOOKITg Nov II, 1871.
Ny DsaT SIT learn from the that ySu have see1 ~
Of the election law Beiss anroe nov ever 2 protect me
RS SG S.s i fSsSs with if
S1, S,s ~ . P:1G s1S e nay
can asHgs 'sbsnaS ny ds.is. Is hs.
people, pss ~ coSI.: :I yoS Ay
%st.s PSsa pGsnS your iSs.diase stsuSa Ss nis
i'0' '''a'is & iS.'SIa 3. aoa.u, DiIuio.Aaornsy.
Nc. B sEooHD-rtAOu BAOOkIrS, Nov. IT, 1911.
a1 6aIR sE: receipt yOa favor Of sI date "a hay.
e.T. nOtOd it, oDts1ts A oe %.Sss LasT: OssS Sd = n.
S;cSns SscS as'SFS Ss SsS 'scn 70 . S. political %
sSj.s1 5 9P%T S III tS Ss:': T. ss.G dsT
.a @ Q; % 1.:s:S Z ' = ssss: q. s..s: :s
ssts csnss assE:nce. :hGsd and As
of e S,Ss 11 GI Ss y .ss @ sS nd aSS Srs.sda" what
could S :G.3 to :; s , q ' sTnS. SSn s S SSa
lv eoprebend nv pOsaon ssh for Immediate
9: S sf "a ' 'f'''
da''n- '9' "-p''''''' ''-' A. c. pEvn
Later in the day District Attorney Morris made CON-
plant before Justice Walsh against Thomas McSn Of
Michael Weldon, James Campbell, and Matthey NC
x 9Ds @ faafs1E Bsd II tns sixth ward Ss
ssned warrant and four of the accused were brought
HsS n HR ds 0f' the 4
IL Sesyed thss weldon has 6ed from the city. The an
daTft Of DistrictA Attorney Morris sets forth:
T sPSa p r. PS:i g. :ss ap N Pis a l G
4 5 .ssll.@ a.@Ss. s. q s... ballot 4
2: e, ':1a SsSss si so.ss s Sas rc
sS :. S:'i % r & <. * e.: 81 e: se'
:; @ = s:Sp y = sS .S sS Isu n a. Ss1s =:
A'y, an G;T ne rTsst 3, sons the city
Hal ana Court-House politicians. The Republican candi-
date for Attorney led yesterday the following
i:T q: Jai,. 9i s;: e = 's1cs 3. Pss
.n4 TIA. E % dsas s dus. s 90 ssas ns ss,1 Ss ss1
oua + .ss Ss 6s1.e SSs i ss sSS e
az Hf Daley and of tle Ste9 Of the Rspabai-
can party on the County ticket Y assured
ADDITIONAL CHARGES AGAINST THE PoLlCE.
The trial of policemen for o0nniVance IN
the election frauds was continued before tho Commits
sioners, yesterday Sergeant Campbell Of the Ninth
subPrecinct VIA charged By Alderman Weeks Of the
TWentyArSt ward With cSnsng the arrest Of eolored
man fthont s4cenf cause ct the With District Pollng-
plaoe and WITH peddlpg cSets and assSsing IN me
q s yS ssf As T s aSs sp
Ins sSassSs Sssi1ss SsS s S sI
g ~. S.S.ss s n ss 1s., aa as' ss.
present. and Be rs ID onsny @ hatpm one 0oins'e 70
AOTSs Ts A,daruAp said that "a that tag
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE LABOR "REFoRM" MOVEMENT.

WHY SENATOR WILSON WILL NOT JOIN IN 1T.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE Executive COm-
mittee Of the Labor Convention to be held soon, in
Washington receiving responses to their circulars
Senator Wilson says he cannot with his views OF pro-
prety ion in the movement Born in extreme poverty
and bound as an apprentice early age he learned
by bitter experience the trials and hardShps the poor
are doomed to suffer- He and felt the degrading in
duence a system that held wOrkmen In enforced toll
and hence he assisted TO mako political party TO emar-
cpate the slave and free him from the Iron rule Of his
master did what he could to bring that party into
power. It's work not yet secure and no can DO
nothing to endanger that work. He Is constrained 10
stand by that party till s great work s secured ana
finished II, however wordngmen should deem 1t to DO
their interest hold convention, ho hopes Will re-
suit in benefit to the Republic
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
4 HEAVY Robbery.
s1O1 900 IN BONDS sroLEN-ARREsT OF ONE or
TIE THIEVES.

S101 900 IN BONDS sroLEN-ARREST OF ohh Vs
TIE THIEVES.
Tho Union Trust Company Of No. 70 Broad
way was robbed yesterday n the most daring manner
the second time that has been vctimzed Within ABOUT
sx months The first time about $4,000 in bonds was
stoleni yesterday the plumber was bonds repro
ssntin0 N1Ol OOO A little before p. m.' Wnen tno
clerks OF the establishment very busy, two stans
era Of respectabe appearance entered the Office ana
speakjug over the counter which separated the CLERKS
from the outsdcrs asked for the President j. b. frO
tbinehatn who was seated In his Office In the roht OF tno
room and separated from the clerks department ny
srOht partition AS the door which led to this depart
ment was looked the strangers tapped IT, ana were
rnitted nv Mr.. FrothinGham In person. One OF them
stated to Mr.. FrothinEam that hls nAne was Eu'
wards, and that they had come 70 OOrrOw som" >
money. about 5000 or 1900. While "Ed"aroS
enraced the attention of Mr.. rockingham
,v,tb the preliminariss Of tho "lOan," his
companion who had boen surveying the odace nc his
ease slipped into the adjoining room ana seized iOi
bonds Of III 600 each, Of the Monticello Railway C9nlHny
which were lying on the deak Inc TWO lnen AAoe s"0
Mr Frothingham's suspcions were aroused. however,
Ssc0SereG s0S the disSPpsSFanSe Of the bonds Hasten
ing to the door, he secured the man man wno % s nsI
conversed with him, and held him until the arr. MI:
tatsn To the First Precinct Station, House New
where he again gave the Of Edwards although no
lice Ha confederate who has not been discovered es-
caDed with the bonds It believed that tney nao DeSn
watching me once r ,SE c%DdT %ss excited and they
made their desperate and successful attempt. -
Tho President Of the Union Trust nsS
oautiOnlnR the public against negotiating these Oonds
or in fact any bonds Of this road a. none have yet
been issued BY the Company M s ba nsea to do
fraud innocent people.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
6prrial Notires

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lie 10 700, oil sg TL is Medicines viii 20 70
system al the disease that ID the inn "hAe'" oe ~
nj L mpou, that, While u,us Ssssct. Medin,. ear. .hssh y
nghLs aid take door sIsfeSe o1g IN se" Aoa sA
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JOHN P. HENRY coueEsPIaoss, Ns.Isra
t,,nmnure cor he Relief Sr che josnsrSr. by ths
Chicsgo CeusssrstoH.
Rooss o. THE CaAssEE o, Cos.SsoH.
P,r,ons Of Subscribing object sA tAar 'asd
ton, sf COn0sO' No 50 WaA -e %dkoA"1
wILSos s..reasy Of s CAsatS bs,sa As boar u S I" l'a
81. -. or 70 any member ofbs Co1H'e~ CAfe" ""
70 he orisr eli A. LOW, TOsSursr
OFFICERS OF THB COMMITTEE
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eEoRGE oPDTKE vssCssinsan. IS Ess'ss%
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The Ro66SET ~ s. Na1sAs-st. Saturday, New IL:
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JOB WATonEB vtisA, - h~st Ass'ly mi fYss
rUrl vAIUR hs yhsn- a. apsSsi ts est 80 :, ..
sFnGsd - IN ssauaas NJ baaas~ S.a " sSalsg stso
ss:SS A. d. sSs 1sz7s p. -
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Captain WIS svlrs fhat The MA had voted twice ,:
of the fveuy ware! C.P< EeLasghiin sseod -
In the vt6 Distrc tho Csraia sgsa stood near hina.
Capt Mclaughlin wAA ex0asrRted. -
THE KINGS COUNTY CANVABS-AF0THRR KISSING
-.r DIsTRIOr,, .rr--r
The Board Of Kings County Canyassers, in
session until 10 O'Clock Last evening" canVaased the ro
turns from the Eighth, Ninth, Tenth Eleventh. Twelfth,
and Thirteenth wands. When tho PourteePth Ward was
reaches, n, was found that the retarn for the LIST D-
tTict Was niasine The Deputy County OeEE, Mr. Bar
nard made an euAmnaAoh Of the Afs in his ofce, bus
there WA no tFaee Of ne MISSING return. The In;
spect0Ha had sent In roll Wrapped In brown pAPeb ena
seals were broken it proved % be only the pcst AZ
the law requires that the returns must % mado Deroo
the Canvasse begin 10 count the votes this return
for the DemOeFato tioket and the failure ef the In
spectors 10 send n will probably result In the election
OF BsVeral of the Republican candidates.
MEETING OF TIE oOMMITTBE OF FoRTT
At meeting of the Brooklyn Committee OF
Forty last evening at No. lss MOntaguest. Franklin
Woodruff presiding the Treasurer ]. W. Hunter, stated
that be had received subscriptions amounting TO about
$4,000 The Treasurer was authorized TO insert n9ces N
can send them 10 him. T. j. WhItlOck reported num-
Der OF names for membership which were approyed.
The President then read the folio wing lists OF
which were approved, after which the Genan
~ Eseatips-E J. wiitocl, b puehs whnoct s.%uel
". Goodheh. Edn.nd DrigE. Chitsod'S IN, LCS sw.
fGSaI rGssn 4aA'Ss s:ussS J.s: o.sAGse B
Hue BSTsn Michel. Ds1a CSaS'oi ,,!Ss D. GsS..
HOgtn, Walter Hatch JGsH.Tn G,1 W.
Iudoyc BsnHsi 4 Cornell white JOAN p RO. HsAr BTsrnE
". Ropes
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
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FJfh ApenMs HOtel-Senstor Cad Scturz Of
Mlsseari John & carle Of West YrEnts Jodes Lsfeea
iof ConneCtiout Major Fletcher Of the Brtsh Army ex'
B. HoCartse Chief oi The Printing Divibo Of tho Tress
ury Degartment the Hon. Smith n weed e
AdIutanteen. Cunningham Of MaAsachHsetts, Sa1ae.
MCdrew Of Illinois, and J. R Dowel supesntenoeTs OF
HoeI-senator Hardenbereh of Kingston, Il. T., d: K
Locke Petroleum " Nasbyl of Toledo Col George I'D
state Prisoa Inspector. IS Isior HOuse-pI. y. w.
BliAs Of Washington, and DIR. c. Eyeraneh, o. navy
So. HogmaH Horse-The Rev. O. n. Grant OF GlaSgo"'
and y. ID. Sperry Of New-Haven.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CIuEF SIGNAL OFTicsR'f
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. ls-l a. m
Svnopsis FOR He past tOenfv-fOnr hours
The barometer has risen very generally alone
fhe Atlantic coast with clear weather and n0rtheHy
Winds Cloudy weather continues ON the lower iaKeS
with slight increase Of Temperature. ,.s, 4,
THE Iow barometer which was on Thursday night IN
Nebraska has extended sOutleastwart, and snow ana
rain now prevail from Minnesota to Kansas win threS
enlnR weather In Texas, and increasing southeasey
winds from Lake Michigan TO the Gull.
Probabilities.
pI0b barornetar with partially cloudy and pleasant
weather. ia probable for saturday In the Middle and
Eastern states and Increasing cloudiness with hsnt
Winds yecrlng to east on the South Atlantic coast.
Failing barometer with brisk southeast winds and
threatening weather probable west OF Alabama and
indiana brisk winds for short time on Lake MlShgan
and Nebraska, aud IL moving sOutll-eastWArd
W0TTiHg signals ordered.
Cautionary signals are ordered at Chicago Milwaukee,
Nav Orleans.