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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

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Seat Chairs Also Upright and squire Pianos Of
Rleyel, Fsvre and other nanufactoiies.
AN IMMENSE STOCK or NEW FURNITURE q
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06
M A 2

Gulf there generally prevail In the higher regions
OF the atmosphere southwest, west, Northwest
north. or northeast winds according TO the season
and The distribution or atmospheric pressure, ana
these arc those that PROBABLY determine the gene.
raj movement OF storms, &c The tim surface
stratum of AR Is comparatively qulescent on Is at
different points moving simultaneously IN opposite
directions. while overhead the whole body of air il
moving onward with a lar more uniform direction
and velocity.
Tie westward motion of thefowcr winds IA III our
country. ana especially in the autumn. WINTER and
spring months to be considered as the result OF Il
local disturbance, which NAV originate on the tn
mediate surface of the ground, but frequently org
mates the lower stratum or clouds. Ii ~ TINS dis
turbance that Induces the surface winds RON the
northeast ana southeast which blow nearly toward
the storm centre. while west winds prevail fur
above and also on the opposite side. On the east
these easterly surface winds may extend for two
miles upward above the earth, but al greater dis
lance IN advance of the central region they become
weaker ana more and more superficial. On the
southwest and northwest sides OF q storm area the
westerly winds which blow may be regarded Us the
upper current OF air extending down To the carths
surface but weakened b. the retardiGg eject of
friction.
In the trade-wlnd regions the easterl7 surface
winds are the permanent and normal condition OF
the atmosphere and equally are the southwest
tropical from temperate climes the meteorological
Tropic OF Cancer) moves Woodward during the
sulnmer months, SO tnat at this time the region
south OF Lake Superior IS generally covered by Il
westerly current high above the gentle current from
the southeast.
AMERICAN STORMS AND CYCLONES.
The s.orulS that Visit thc United States Of four
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THE y0ykERs' FARM FIGHT.
Won't Accept the Observation-Disclosures ~
Police Captain Msnsiu-Anoth~r West.
chester ssDogtcrry.v

In Yonkers, WestcheNer county the law abid-
ing portion Of the community are at present con-
siderably exercised over alleged outrage on the
Captain OF Police IN that village ny a Jusiics OF the
Peace named shannon, last Friday evening.
some few weeks ago, ~ has already been re-
ported In me HERALD, CAPTAIN Mangin after dis.
possessing some parties who had been defeated ia
proiracicd law SUIT regarding The ownership OF u
valuable arm, IN answer 20 warrant, appeared be.
fore shannon, and having put IN
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
TO tue charge OF 0ssauittng the persons who were
dispossessed, waived examination and gave bonds
10 answer any Indictment that might be
found against him by the Grand Jury.
As was confidently expected the Grand
INQUEST promptly ignored the frivolous accusation
At the instance of the oJccted parties, however.
shannon issucd on The day named what he styled
'peace warrants for the arrest OF Captain Mangin,
George u. skinner uhe owner OF the property al
luded ioh aud eight others the Canaan OF
Police, through ms counsel, demanded discharge
on the ground that the accusation set forth III the
warrant was precisely The same as that
winch the Grand Jury had recently thrown
cut notwithstanding the fact -Othat the
warrant Was Issued for assault, the ontusc
"Dogherry' hound each ana all OF the parties over
IN 500 to Keep the peace for year. IL Is under
stood that legal steps wall al he taken TO Keep
THIS modcl % Justice william tue limits oil ass otielai
lurtsdtcuVQ-
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annually occurs or clouds IN the higher strata
ing nom any other than q westerly point. Duuug
three yeSrS OF very careful registry directed 10 tbs
particular point but three instances OF CONTRARY
direction were observed, and these were during the
prevalence OF extensive and disastrous storms on
the Atlantic coast.
THE PROGRESS or STORMS.
We have thus FAR considered ourselves as studying
a few Isolated charts OF the weather. But IN COM
once struck with the regularity with which the
areas of stormy and clear weather move over the
surface. The lines OF bgh ana low pressure, the
areas OF nigh aud low temperature, &c, are in
ttnua motion generally To the eastward, except for
the regions south OF thirty degrees ofatude, where
the movement Is westward III summer; they may
change in The details, but their features always
lndentlabe in each successive chart until they nave
passed our coasts ana other phenomena have sue.
may occasionally amount 10 1uy miles per nour,
but probably averages less tnan thirty miles.
With but very few exceptions the storms that
have been traced to any distance from Anr TO DC.
tocer found TO move about the tropical area OF
high barometer in the direction corresponding to
the movement OF the hands Of u watch, and those
traced during the winter months move IN the same
direction about the area OF high barometer the in
terror Of the continent. These great areas OF high
position, thus giving rise 10 the changes tue
storm paths.
There Is very noticeable tendency OF areas Of low
pressure IL move northNard more rapidly than south
ward. result an Jarcutiy IN accordance with the
theoretical influence OF the daily rotatlun OF the EARTH
UPPER ATMOSPHERIC CURRENTS.
The general rrogreSs OF atmospheric changes, rs
above alluded TO, seems 10 depend upon the 1tton Of
heupper stratum ofar over the country north OF The
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types, ~ follOWs:--
frst-lhe West India cyclones, originating In
The southern region OF tile zone of caSlcrly trade
WINDS, and generally east or the WindSard Islands
low pressure and large humidity marx their cen.
tral region; towards this the winds blow rom al
points, and, detecting 10 the right pursue thclr
spiral course inward ana upward; az least TINS Is
Tue on!y satisfactory explanation that mas yet been
oncred Tor the various phenomena. the moisture
brought by this wind cOnienscs rs the pressure Is
reduced, ana clouds are formed, with heavy rain.
AT the centre OF a cyclone an upward current -
supposed 10 exist, ana high above are FORMED the
the upper currents OF air These storms are carried
10 the north and west, until tney pass into the me-
neurological temperate zone. where the prevailing
south and west winds control their motions THIS
generally happens on or opposite the SoGth Atlantic
coast and as the storms then pursue course nearly
parallel with the Gull stream. with ~ attendant
band OF moist ar, they prouuce hedyy elseriy gales
on our East Atlantic coast and finally are lost in the
northern Atlantic but occasionally, doubtless reach
Iceland and the coast OF Great Britain.
Instances are not wanting III winch these heavy
storms OF the Eastern Gnu have passed 10 Texas
thence northward 10 the lakes and northeast 10
Maine widening the area Of disturbances and
gradually changing into extended rains with mode
rate winds, tnus differing lIo the Atlantic storms
only ia the direction.
Serond-The autumn. winter and spring rata
which generally fiyst announce themselves on our
southwest or western plains may be regarded as
disturbances originating on tue northern confines or
the tropical zone ana on the Pacific slope las dis
iinct from those OF the preceding class that Orgi.
nate In the West Indes
From the area Of nigh pressure on the PacIac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06
LACROSSE.

Tie Wi!d Indian Game Alive and Flourish.
snc-ihe siateh Played Yesterday Between
the Lacrosse Club, OF TorOnte, NnI., and
the knickerb0cker Glab, of New York;
The Subjects OF victorju Victorious Again.
The Wild Indian game OF Lacrosse BIDS iair 10
establish its claim as an exciting ana encing sport
pre.emnenily. There are two excellent lacrosse
cluos this city and vicinity, and The devotion OF
the members to their fayOrite game borders on the
enthusiastic. These are the Knickerbocker and the
Manhattan clubs. Last year the KnickeroockerS
Went down to Toronto to play tho Toronto Club aud
got fairly beaten the Torontonans winning three
ana the KnicKeroockers two out OF the Ave games.
An INVITATION
was then extended by tire Knckerbockers TO their
athletic opponents 10 come to TINS city this year
and try conclusions once mere in the explosive and
unru!y atnos phcre or Gotham. The Toronto gentle
men came on here last week. ana the contest cana
OF Yesterday afternoon III the Capitolinc grounds,
Brooklyn. The following wera the parlcs who
Inquired in the game
KSrCKFsBocSERs
Field Clptan-JOha Rruen, who did not Oiay, Mr.
p. ID. l.. Colder acting IN ms place as fGcer.
Goal-R. W. Hopkins.
Point-F. J. Taylor, Manhattan Lacrosse Club.
cover Point-W, Harper.
Flelders-George Wheeler, James Foster.
Flint, ID. Mcleod Il. Sheppard.
Right Home -Robert Graham.
Lett Holne-W. L. Richie.
Home-Edward Cnf
Field Captain ana Facer--J. Hughea
Goal--H Alexander.
Points. Mitchell.
Cover Poirt-W. Ross
Fleders-t. G. Langbois f. Peters, r. Hodgitts,
J. Beaity. @. Nelson.
R,ghi Home--R. =. Hamilton.
Lett nOme-li. H.. Mitchell
Houe--J. Massey.
THE FIRST CsNE
of the five agreed upon WAS Woa IN two AMI hair
minutes by the Tcrontonians, the ball having been
sent lying through the goat by X. II. Mitchell left
holue OF the Toronto Club.
SECOND GAME
oil eir min md,
Toronto gentlemen, Mr.. e. Nelson sending the ball
through tue goal.
THE THIRD GAME.
which, Ike the OTHERS. had us every inch vigorously
contested by the kncNerbO .kcrs, was won IN like
manner by the Nlusirious strangers in thirteeu
minutes thus giving the Blue Noses the nrst
three games ont OF i've, and ending tho
match most signaiIy IN their favor. tho play
throughout was very spirited, ami the run
ming on both SIDES was magnificent. The ball on
the last game was sent through the flags by the LETT
home OF the Toronto Club, Mr.. Mitchell, who kindly
treated the knlCkerbockers TO o similar exhibition
on tue first game. When tho third game was ended.
AT twenty minutes past live O'Clock both clubs as
semhled IN the middle or the Held, shook hanis and
chcered one another heartily the and respccta.
Die throng who assembled ~ wiIness the game join-
ing In the plauditS. The Toronto Club vii, have
TRY II AGAIN
Tomorrow afternoon ut tue same place when they
viii pay the first three out of hive games against
ciub made up OF SIX men from the Mani attain C!uu
ana SIX from the hn'cEerbockerS.
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coasi o. Central and North America moist south
west VIM Is forced up the Sierra Nevadas and
Rocky Mountains; MS moisture Is deposited and u
wave OF rarcGed but probably dry air IS started ON
its northeast or eastern course. Although often
those storms pass over without rain unul they near
tic lake district or Eastern states, yet their hrst
cause may De traced BACK 20 the changes gong on
IN the Souinern and western limits OF the United
Stafes-at icast TWO such have been actually fol-
lowed during the four or SIX days occupied IN pass
ing nom the paclnc Coast 10 Nova SCOTIA
Ttiro-Rarely we have wel.defned, though
generally weak disturbance, pass from the north 10
the sojlh or tue northwest 10 the southeast, and
this probably only In midwinter wnen The northeast
winds ana nigh pressure prevail In BRUSH America
FOuiIh.-The storms Which are generally conhned
within our own country are the norihers, toilddces
and thunder storms. The latter are generally spread
over very narrow space, so that they may at times
pass between the stations from winch We receive
reports. These storms evidently originate IN
tie lower cloud stratum, in local out intense diner
ences OF temperature. moisture ana pressure, and
are believed IN general 10 prevail only ca the west
ern side or In the rear OF areas oil high rressu re
The gyratory movements OF these small storms te-
pend upon local currents and rcsistGnces fatner
tnan on the carth's rotations they may, therefore,
gyrate either toward the right or the leIt In these
storms the cuinulus clouds are particularly remark
able for Their height anu the citrus clouds Tor iner
small eNten'.
THE PREDICTION OF STORMS.
Inc wind Is that element which most anect the
commercial interest OF the country aud IN forecast
lug the approach OF a storm we at present natur-
ally give our principal attention 10 this element.
The prevalence OF fog, rain or snow and the temper.
ature OF the alt mar however. lie esuMNed ia =
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A One -sidod Gan, ON rho Usisn Grounds YeI.
terday-Defeat OF the VILLA u,sburx Fets-s
Scare II to I.
All who saw the game on Friday afternoon 10
tween the Boston RED Stockings and the EckfOrds
were confident the Brooklyn boys would play an
equally good game the next gay yesterday; but
they were greatly mistaken. When the two mines
came together yesterday afternoon the betting was
only slightly in favor OF the Bostons, and there was
every indication that the game would be close ana
exciting one. Having lost the toss the Reds went
to the bat, and before retiring they scored run
winch they got on very bad overthrow by
Shelly 10 first base. The EckfOris retired
from this inning. and fact, from the next seven.
without scoring at all, while the B0stOns, through
errors or Marlin, Swandeii, HodswOrth and Hicks
scored three mere runs In the fourth inning. In the
eighth inning the EckOrds managed. through the
verest scratch TO get ia tho SINGLE run which ad0rns
their score, while the Red Stockings IN the ninth
inning placed seven more runs 70 their account ana
Tor these they have 20 thank Hicks, HOldswort1 ana
errors. che following Is the scOre:--
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Tae Athletics Of Philadelphia aud Oily aspics
of WarhinGton.

UmpIrc-.i. WIidcy, OF the Mutual Club
Timu of game -One hour and forty m.uu.eA
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rise to Hight winds
extending over only
q lew square miles,
but which stall tend
10 oDey the general
laws given IN tue
above table. This ~
Known as BUYS Bal
lots Law OF TIE
winds, from the
name OF the celebra-
TED meteorolosi LIST.
who has long been
the able director OF
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
servat0ry at utrecht
Holland. The couse-
Cuent rule which
PROBE ssor BaiiOt
framed for pr0gncs-
ticaiing the course Of
the wlnd-whicn has
been r.gidly found IN
cNielleuCe 10 hold
goou ninety Times IN
a hundred-is this
ISLAND with your
left hand toward the
place where the ba-
rome.rical reading
Is lowest, and your
right hand toward
that where IL IA hirh-
est, anu you viii
have your back 10
the direction OF the
wind Which viii
blow during the
day
Tho friction or the
eartb,s surface has q
greater iuiius.nce
mon strong than
upoD feeble winds,
aud thus does more
TO retard the tapeen.
tai Than the ceutri-
pctni motion OF the
a
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general way. In max
Ing use OF the weather
bulletin and Chart Tor
the purposes OF pre-
dicLi0n for any region
OF the country differ.

Ing use oil the Weath0r
bulletin and chart Tor
the purposes OF pre-
dicLi0n for any region
OF the country diner
ent from that In
Which we are at the
moment residing, we
IRE, or course, cut or
from the use OF many
local rules which
would influence our
Judgment were we at
the time there present
and able 10 know by
personal observation
all the minutiG Of the
atmosphere Condi-
tioJ. II deprived OF
tleseim por.ant helps
and forced 10 rely ex-
cius.yely upon The
bare numerical data
offered by the Dn.le-
TIN, we must call 10
our aid all euch
knowledge as offered
by the preceding brief
statement III the pro.
nlincnt meteorOlogi.
cDl principles, such
local laws as we may
Know 10 hold good
FOR the diitric.s In
| question, and Sucn
more general laws az
nave been deduced
oy the study of emf
nent moteorologists.
A number OF these
letters viii be found
Ia the appendix.
The local laws re-
ferred 10 are now
being collected 10y
us. and vii, even.
tualiy be published
IN such q manner as
TO make them prac-
tically available.
The gener2l dlstrl-
button OF Inc prin-
clpalmasses o. cirrus
ana Cirro-stratus
clouds, combinej
with the distribution
OF the areas over
which the tempera-
ture anu pressure
nave risen or iailen
win abnormal rapid
ity viii safely IDdi-
cate, ut least for the
Win,er months. tho
Immediate ramon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-07-21

A"HEsrED.-A Deputy L. S. Marshal
~ MIR. Henry Kcrwcr of patoka
-, ''s. Monday, to compel his attend.
".c At indianapolis, to answer to a bill
~ 'orcc him Into involuntary bankrupt
-, henry was badly scared, never
ting occn arrested before, and watch
~, MS chance, made his escape from the
,a", s''''' On "Wednesday the officer
~" possession Of his personal property.
sa brought portion of it to town for
safe keeping.
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,.,a. A.NEr UARDEN.-Wc again call the
e",'oh of our town trustees 10 the
nor''e'y Of establishing a regular mark
Ut meat and garden stuff. 1t would
great convenience to our citizens.
.'' we arc sure they would be willing
), "'ee' INC expense of building a mark
"o'sc, II the Trustees will take the
aa steps. Several farmers and gar
NV ,"crS have already expressed them.
nv, no' III our hearing. as willing and
rn >'os 10 attend the market with their
r;,, "c's. ira comfortable place be pro-
NY, au"' Then let tho Trustees immedi.
n make arrangements TO build n
market house. "
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Sr. f.orrs April 30.
DR.. Jouv RrLL.-ncar Sir. knowing the efficiency %
Nonr Sarsaparlla aud the healing and beneficial quail
lies II possesses send you the following statement 81
my
was wounded about two wears ago--was taken pris.
oncr aud confined for six mouths Being moved 80 Of.
ten. MY wounds have not healed yet. have sat IN
m"'ncn since was Wounded am shot through ia,
hips Ny general health Is impaired. and need some.
thing 70 assist nature. have faith in your Sar-
sapari than anything else. wish that 10 be ccnu
me. Please express ne half dozen bottles obige
C,rrAx &. T.. JOHNSON.
y =. Mr.. Johnson was the of skillfnl surgeon.
Ills mother recommended ~ her friends. and for many
years used my Sarsaparilla with perfect success In
Sernfna aud Feversores Mrs johnson states that the
cures effected wer. almost miraculous Read my Jour
nal for extended information and advice in your
Nv Journal contains certificates or eminent persons
ministers and medical mcrmcn who known here In
his community fer integrity and veracity. have re-
Gently received remarkable certificate from An
eminent gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN BULL
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DIR. JOHN tBULL's,
Great Remedies.
II. JOHN BULL IS.
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To Live Men in Dubois County
We are DESTROYS Of publishing a papal
which will advance tic interests OF the
county III every way, and 10 that en-,
request your assistance. We want You
TO furnish any items which you think
viii be Of interest in your locality. any
local events Of Interest happening we
would bc glad 10 hear of.--also any dis
coycrirs OF minerals. or other articles.
kenncmbcr, we cannot be cycryw here al
The same time. and il YOU want a rca!,9
-"od paper. You can help make il so.and
III the same time bring your locality into
public notice. short communications
arc invited upon any subject. and fol
those who have not been accustomed 10
writing for The public. we will cheer
lully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. send along the
Items.