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New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF kBW -Tohk

popT or HEw-ToRK. .....ArsvsT -
CLEARED.
-, c,..,.,n phillips Havana, AeIanirr Son.
sehship a. y p@rr-por shry shire Phlsdt pha A. Abbott
srim'itP y phsln, iDroeu PhiaIelDhiA
seAh'xP r. I.IIle heCne, Pnsdeipt.
ts.lnshp go, Rector EtsBedior1, Ferguson Wood
sts-nsnp Sos""b Hip.. salem, Mprra Ferns 4 TO.
s.mship s,b Iuerc. TBilepsush ko Jahero ke ". Ger
nsoa. c.-.u CbayI.stou. H. n Morv.n "a
steamship Georgia . 80 ty-, 'ptii.d.I,b.
Steamship fulean b.sl MLu.,oxn ana u,,,s,I
Steamship J. W. AihSN' - - N' "
4 Bro -, n..x e. w..t and G.ly..ton A. u M.lorx
Co Cha. W Lord Roger, Ne. London II Mallory Co
Steamship na ,n r,sld san FRANCISCO G. COmsioek 60.
sS guy W,s,te, iBr D. Calvert, Liverpool Wright Co
ssip Prbestsn Porter LvsIpoel T. l. wnst phn., 70
prsa kH
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST THE JERSEY CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD TICKET AGENT.

To the EdtiOr or the Trt0"he'
SIR: / can fully corrObOrate Mr.. Robertss
note the nsoence Of the ticket agent OF the NewJer
sey Central Road. An elderly gentleman wanted ticket
for Duneen, morning. and the agent said he had no
change for s. bin The gentleman procured the change
and again applying told by the agent that he had
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT o THE INTERIOR PEvloy OFFICE,
WAsHSGToS, d. C., Alg. B. 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at THIS
= OFc until the troTmo) for eight hunrej thou
sand sOO LITHOGPh CHECKS for the of the various Pen
uumbrr for the ea 6i| samples can ~
seen Al this Office a any L. ;. Pension Agency. .
Each bd accompanied by written guarantee signed ny me
that the bidder engaged the
bEe OF tuogpHg and has the requisite facilities for the perform
the bid ia made, in satisfactory mann
Toe proposal should be upec6ei with the place o real
Geuce Of the sguess and the proper date ,,-.
Tbe ,bt 10 re ect any he offered reserved
J. II. BAKER, Commissioner OF PENSIONS
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A TRANSPARENT sWINDLE.
THE BAxTER-sT. HONICIDE-vERDICT AGAINST
CULLUM

Coroner Schirmer held an investigation yes
Ter in the case Of Dennis OConnor Of No 9Mulberry-
st. who stabbed in the left breast by John Cullum
during arrow front OF low saloon at Baxter and Bay
sfdsts on the morning Of Aug 49, The evidence proved
ual TIE men had quarreled in the place, and when
gectcd rene we'd the quarrel IN the street. Cullum
shhed OCunuOr in the LETT breast with pocketknIe,
tnd Ned, and not arrested unul day or two ago
verdict rendered against him, and he was committed
10 the Il mb- TO await the action of the Grand jury
tcf Clum brother Of the accused, arrested az an ac
ecSsOry was discharged
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

onsry Clerk shows that s59972 o. worth OF property
hS hee1 recovered, of which s0O worth remains un-
incd The Treasurer reports receipts, 1888 2G dis
Hements S56tOl 19 balance, $50 O1. The number
~ Inst children returned TO their homes 1752 and
tbe number Of satonhOuse dodgers. 1880. The report
coses with recommendation that the number Of patrol
non be increased
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
A WORKMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH NEAR PROS
PECT PARK.
James Kelly, age 20, hborer, employed on

the sackett-st Boulevard, Prospect Park Brooklyn
WAS removing dirt from embankment a5out Is feet
high yesterday when the bank suddenly cA'ed IN and
completely buried him His feOw-workmen, Ia a few
lnin1tss recovered his body. He had been instantly
kllled and his body was terribly crushed The remains
were conveyed 10 dwelngin IIas-
son and WASHING gtOn-aves.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
Go Uhom II man Concern

NOTICE to CREDIT0RS.-NOtice IS hereby
~ eu acc1rng law ~ all persons having CLAIMS AI
the Of Sou'ha Putnam COun
NrYok ceas they required exhibit the same with te
yncfe the subscriber, the Executor Of the lass VII ana
testament deceased his place Of ancnng business Nnoe
~ Broad IA the NewYogk before the 10Th Day o
Noyr A. d. one thousand eght hundred and
iI9. fS,b i,y ma 4 d lg7I COLEMAN 4. ROBINSON,
Executor Of &c. Of Alsnson Robinson, ceased
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

nm NRSDA1. AT6thT ~
Mail. Tor Europe via Liverpool per s,e,mshR 'y ~ Dfo eOe
at $50 ASupPemeHIary Mall On rief 40 " N' "' '' AZ
Ji 70, the German via Bremen per steamship KOin
I far Havana and the Inis per steamship Missouri eose
d2p.m p,,n,v ,rer.r Is
IT, Hr.sn lin. steamship sailing SatuTa does not at present
,sk, lie Closed Mall
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

NEW BROAD LINE to Was Cap st-ou surg Scr,non
DeI9s u New Yors o o. Barclay ami foot q n.,osber't
lgsL IA~NA ANAAS'sAhNrS' commencing hoSOAi' '1' !"
500, BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boon,on B'nnch
runs directly through from NeNfo u osSeo without Of
Scranton With L r. Tor Kns,os wjse,oare Piu.
7;i5 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIs Dsn,is
@ , mi 49, 70 ~ bana @ N a. " A., G o. 1 ~ Nv
aui Os~eso, and ksn with Leo gh valley K for all
l2:'o r.. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS rOp.M se.ni Morris,
town Dover M',sSe hselet'io"n ra9s,s 9S
1 IGli B pi ~ r. 70, R3 I h. All :, F,,,o1 viii l. v R
for Bethlehem, Allentown. Msuch Chunk. Wrars, ksIE and
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. VI, P,.rOn and
Boonon directly oush 70 anon Siaout eense o. %
principal stations Connect At Dover With Chester H.
MO NJ fAsros EMPRESS Dover With cl.ssr
$40 p M HACKRTrSrowy MAIL connects s,a BOOu,ou, Chester
~ S:2G D. H. HRcEFTrsTOwE ExPRPSa.
POr JoRRIsTOwY ,t7:l5 g:lo No. 1900 2'3o o2o 49,
For SUMMIT and intermediate station, G:7o 7:I57:i 9o ioo
sns l;,o a M 2:39 % & AZ & S2 sE P $40 e.o 1910
snl il 20 a m Io 40 $40 4:2o 40 5:3 600 GO 81" yi'
kEsAsk So .s 7 ' -. 9o 3 go : :o9 10 : ~
SS S ne 60 ss 80 5 C 51 'S 5 !2 @ 90 90 SO o SO 80 @ s5 40.
Il Trains narts sivP + H1' ,Si M6yrcbAR At CO.
ESQ nt ilO9 p 2;S s2 So @ ys go .s4 =. III, m
@ 9s,OTss ss 3o ,n NJ t1 T % Steamer SET For BDJ
At sisahopc thence By age mile. Por ScHo.Ltis MouS4s
Il. R.si At HSic,toep thence hv saFe niles FoE paLA
a, n. j
SPRINGS at IA m. , s1nOeh ouDei-n''"'''-
UIRIE RAILWAY Y-TRAINS Leave DepOts
IA foot Of himbers and foot II 2tst, az ol0vs: ,
Trains leave Chlm7ers~t AZ a NJ ~ m ''U
D. m ami ! D. n daily improved Dangkosa toacAei
hroughto Blllo aui 'nsrers'n bn "
connecting Horuesve with Sleeping Coacns rnnnnS
through Cvean Sleeping Coaches ACCOMPANY e
Susluehsnna 20 Bn1ao; the b:l p W. tram rom
Suspension Bridge aui the train ron Ne
Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati An Emgani Tran ea'
leily 6:l5 p.m
For Mijletosn and Way 10 and 800 P n" and sa'A
only. 8:S a
For NeNhurgh and Way, az 900 A. $3.50 and ':B p M
For Suf.r r aud Way, and o. m. .,,. -. "a.
Fcr Paterson sni Wa. Gas 10 mi Y M I'D 'l9 6S
FoF Iackensscs ~sle spnng ya,v at': au l26
S4O 800 600 NstesaTs aul oala'' oAy'
For Pemont Yyact Talmsns and wsr at n il3l t3
tl5 "a t5:3' $3.50 and 80 Us alJ ".'. -14 sisut
dsys oDlv midnight SPECIAL Sa1la ifas Al i5io ID ana @
NB-Trsins Leaving Ch,mhs horrS Or ha'tonr va"
q d,pn IS earlier than aOye u Last IO-s iron @1i "
8:l5 pm. -.---.-.- ~ ID ... ~ si..,i..
Coaches he obtained M t1 checking AMI transfer VI bs
,e NAV be m Companys of i SO and s9I BroAl.sy S
Camb,rst; l2tst sud ID Avenue lsHrm
Ton-,t Brookyn; Broadw9 Wilaushurgh Depo foot Of
fb.i,t and foot Newlork and Long DOcE Depot
Jersey Cy and Of the Agents at the pr acpal hotels
suslg ,For Pie mont and Nysck. tF0r HsckensOk-
For I,cksnsack and Hi.dae only For lres.l oil.
l. o. RUCKER Auu ust2 WM. r. BARR,
Gen'l lsuD'L I5IL Ten Pass Al
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

tOR STANFORD and GREENWICH-The
is n'E EyRS & S',qg , e@So., ANERTcGs the G Of
returning leaves stamford oeiocs and Crsen~eh us
SAkmIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
Moth REGrF IS5 9S p VII u nd
GER LINE Pier sos f'' R> Sos e''E az SLASD PEoPS
r.snger take the EevJerssv C. ard rou,s a
D c. xaoat EXTRA s. The 6SfY P wsns
'A'oDO0r''niy TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED ,'''''''
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
1. raTss iIa rs f o5 Ne, foot q s
S IL. Dsars assSars S and w, h,"g'TS 2 H1nS,
with e Lshgh and saq1ehnna d WHOM and m Es.,os With Re L.
bugh and ne West slthou change Of also Psnsl
SPRING ARRASGgHESr
Commencing May %, lsII.-Leave NeT.York foror.:
barr. Pcn FaRgop aas,H ,'oI H. B5sT Ho,e cePs wn.
I9Tshd' wiyrTly t Connect At janet with D. Ia and w. T.
s.s1a H.,s; aa q. @ G.ss.t s1, s % F1 ~ A.
ngOni at PhiPsbuy With LehI aa sass soa fr Mach
Ls gh vAl'y R,iiro,i for haueh Chuqs
i2:5o D. m-Por FemiT-toa F,o- Allentown H,u,b Chua.
Hahsnoy cty. Haieton we.ban reading toanh, Lneas,eI
Ephrata PotsVe Harrisburg &C. Connects a. PahsDuTg Tor Bel
2p pm-For Plansed
a:oP. n-For E,ston CCansc'M Phrpburr With Lessh and
sa.a BysOn for Asutosn wesbae sad Senoa and At Bs
rth Lshigh y,y Gs Allentown and c''a'aaa. coan Al
pm.-Por E,.,on Alsniorn and sanch Chunk.
snn-CDcssiTi ETpRE's daily Tor EAston Beh'hen Anes-
ms aud P,.se Cars o Pttbsrgb and CaleAgO.
s;l5p m-Por someryDe
7rm-Por Somervlle
aaSpn-iEm graft For E,'On-
Rpn-For P.iHsed xeins.i.y. and SATURDAY.. a.,
s oS IL i I2o loo 200 'S ', a,o 10 40. 80; -
Tickets obtained oce Of the Csatn Raj
o.d Of Nswyerey foot Of Let NssiorI AMI at the PnaeO
RE KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE DESPERATION OF POVERTY.
A FATHER ArrENPTs 10 DROWN MS CHILD AND
HIMSELF.


HIMSELF.
Andrew COyle of No. 1j7 hottest for some
tim past has been out of employment and compelled to
pawn and clothing obtain the necessaries OF
life for family and himself This preyed on his miud
AMI is supposed to have rendered him partly III
sane, and male him quarrelsome and abusive toward
his wife and children. Becoming desperate he re-
solved yesterday TO end his own life and
that uf his son Andrew age Taking the lad with Lin
under the plea that he wished 10 stroll along the
waarves went 10 Pier No %. f. K Suddenly selzng
ad spite Of his shreks he threw him into the river
ald plunged in after hun. Tue act was witnessed by
some citizen he succeeded in rescung Coyie ana the
Thew We're taken to the Beekmanst Police Station and
atr In the day COyle committed TO dhe I0InDs oy
51Ge Se !cSdnrT j e. Mundel Beecker first noticed
Coye standing the pier, with the boy beside Min anu
tbp ss him deliberately take the lad by the collar ana
tbe o his p,ntaoons and throw him into the river
Coye then placed his hat ON the per and jumped INTO
the water himself When seized hy the officer ana
Becer be was the hoy, and using every endeaNor
T. drown him. Coye offered IO excuse for MS CONDUCT
The had was given into the care Of his mother.
ROW IN A sALoON-TwO PERSONS STABBED.
Dennis DAILY quarreled early yesterday with
John OTIS Of James-slp and south-st, and Catharine
Ann Hasten of No Muberry-st. while in low saloon
at the corner Of Bowery and Hesterst all being more or
less intoxicated During the row DAILY stabbed Otis IN
The left breast and Caharne under the left arm causing
TIE Edrdgest. Police station where the wounds were
dre>.Cd ID, "A surgeon Yesterday the prisoners were
committed by Justice Su"ltn W 'ho H9'0A -
Prison.
sTABBING AFFRAY BETWEEN BOYS
Several boys were playing in Crosby-st,
near Jerseyst, yesterday, when quarrel arose aud
Charles Walton, coored age O. stabbed Henry Bartey,
white age TO- in the back with pocket-knfe, causing
serious wound. Walton was committed to the Tombs by
Justice Dowling Bartley's wound dressed and pro-
nounced not DANGEROUS. and the lad was then taken
home TO No. 2C5 Elm-st.
A TRANSPARENT swINDLE.
Frank Sullivan, a well-knOwn impOstor, ac-
eosted Walter Powers in Chathan-st, yesterday and
told him ptfu story of misspent life, and fortune
lost at the gamng-table He had left he said only
article Of value watch which had been in the family
for many years. but which he was nevertheless
compelled to part with. Powers said that he
had only 81 20, and he doubted whether that
was enough purchase valuable an Old timepiece
sulv n said he would take S. aud having received IL,
gave Powers something wrappedin paper ana requested
him Lot tO open the package until he reached nome
Power looked however, and finding his prize TO be
stone pursued aud overlook sullivan ana gave hln INTO
custody Justice pOwling committed the swndler TO the
IOmbs ~ await trldl.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
vrStATrRR ALMANAC,

sr, - 5ls Suu to:t aoon ~h'''H9O W.
'u" "'~'' siGH This pAf-iA
~, Ia Goy, Island .. 2:07 Hell Gate PenJ -.
oAH'' '' niGH WATER TBn DAy--p
GOV. Island ~: ~ Hell Gate Perry. 4:28
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
UeA0lnq Garos, Ne.

AT WM. EVERDELL'' SONS, No. l04 Full
IN ton-.t-W EDDING CARDS and fINk SIAIlONEkl lEsAo
ishei 8lJ.I
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS FOR THE FIRST
DISTRICT

The Banking, Insurance, Gas, and Railroad
Companies, in the First Collection District, make the
following returns for the quarter ending June 81
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

DFOPLEis LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest and magnificent steamers IN the world lhe
sT JOHN DREW and DEAN RICHMOND One tie above steam
n will Ksr afternoon sunday eteeptel
ALBANY 10 TINE to connect with railroad ira as
West, North and Ea Returning leave the famOoa ian ns =.
Albany at o'clock p m Of connecting trains IRON the
West and North and East. - ~ .,
Through obtained at the ohee on the har Dod1,
No Courss, Brooklyn Baggage eheeLsl
Freight received until the Eour departure
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

P,.uger Station EewYort Of and
Fourth.ave. Entrance on Tssnty-seycDt4-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

SPEClAL NESSlON, {
OFFICIAL WEDNEsDAY,A ,Ang - loil-2 o'clock p. m.)
PresentLThomas Conan, esq. President and Aldermen
CharocK Dmond, Hart Irving, McKleyer, Mitchell,
O'Neil Plunkit Reilly, sehhchtng' "eieh ana Won
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

Oh SlAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
l. va 6e,giu u seambost AMERICAS ssvs, t. lot Of
o,oel nv hl AFTERNOON at 3O sud Th,rty,.venhs AZ rs
~ eoea ana bftenHleh Al 20
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
ALBANY and TROY.-Day-Line Steamers

4 NLBANY and TROY.-Day-Line Steamers
"A C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. from Vesrgst at 3;Jo
nj youhs at S'5 landing At ionks lIarrytoTn and
lsepe nebeck Ck and Huson Connecting with Evening Trains
the Central the Vest and and after June 20 with
the Albany and gusquehnna Road SHARON SPRINGS (S4 from
NewYor Bgamon aud By Rensselaer, and Saratoga Rosd fer
SARATOGA SPRINGS 80 from ewYok) Hudson for LEB
ANON sPRINGS-sll Rail To Troy BY steamboat SCHUYLER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
BLOODY WORK.
Attempt TO Murder whole family

Attempt to Murder whole family.
AKRON, O., May 2S.-On Saturday
evening man named John II. Hun.
ter shot an old man named Robert Gar.
sett, seventy-one years Of age, and his
wife, Elizabeth Gargett, residing in the
township OF Richfeld, Summit county.
The wife died instantly. but the old man
was alive at three P. N. SUNDAY. }
The rutfian, after shooting the women,
fired at a son who interfered TO savehis
mother, shooting him through the side
of the head, infiicting painful though
not dangerous wound. Hunter says he
was engaged to marry Chloe, daughter,
and because she refused to have him,
he determined to shoot her with the rest
of the family. Hunter is from Alma,
Michigan, and reached Richfield from
there on Saturday. He is now in jail,
and as the court meets on Monday, he
will have speedy trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30

loss to the army is altogether only 1895.
While according to ihe most reliable es-
innate the losses Of the insurgents are
over fifteen times as great. 1t is stated
upon good authority that among the
unfortunate persons held as hostages in
the prison Of La Roquet, who were
murdered, were ten nuns. On Saturday
the insurgent prisoners at Sartory made
a desperate effort to escape. They set
fire to the straw given them to sleep on,
and in the confusion which followed
the breaking out Of the flames, sixty
five effected their escape. Ofthis num-
Der twenty-four have been recap
tured. The French Government will
ask the extradition Of all Communist
chiefs who have already taken or who
may take refuge in England, as under
French law they are regarded as crimi-
mails who come within the terms of the
extrad,tion treaty. A dispatch from
Paris last night says that the 6remeu
from Antwerp are now entering Paris.
1t also states that the fire in the Hotel
Dieu had been extinguished.
Paschal and Gronset, two OF the
principal leaders of the insurrection,
have not been discovered. 1t is believed
they are alive and hiding.
Since eight o'clock last night, when
the whole city may be sid to have
been in the hands of the Versailles
troops, priests and cabs have been again
making their appearance on the streets.
This morning the firing has ceased.
and the Communist great rebellion gave
its last gasp. A remnant of the insur-
gents laid down their arms and the
drama was over.
Ten thousand prisoners are now pas
sing through the Rue La Fayette.
Most Of them are bareheaded, and their
uniforms turned inside out Among
them are two thousand regulars who
went over to the insurgents on the out
break Of the rebellion. The bystanders
are quiet and do not utter any words Of
reproach.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
ARKANSAS.
The Ku.KIux Again.

HoPEFIELD, ARK, May 29.-In a
fight Yesterday three white men were
attacked by negro magistrate and his
assistants for violating the Sabbath, and
the white men run them of. The negro
guard, numbering thirty, armed with
shot guns and pistols, surrounded the
hotel containing the white men and de-
manded their surrender. The men came
to the balcony and were fred on. They
returned the fire, killing one negro and
wounding three, when the balance fled.
The white men surrendered themselves
today and were unconditionally re
leased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
German Peace Jubilee.
The Celebration at Different
Points.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The absorbing
sensation here to-day has been the
German Peace Celebration-the grand
est display Of the kind ever witnessed
here. The procession was about eight
miles long and occupied three hours IN
passing a given pint. 1t was composed
of troops in val,v,.. uniforms, persons
representing distinguished German
characters, wagons and companies OF
the war, representing different trades
and occupations, several goddesses OF
liberty, bands Of music, banners and
decorations. Before the end Of the pro-
cession reached the grove where the
celebration was TO be held a violent
rain came up which caused some dis,
turbance. The rain soon ceased and
the exercises went on in the grove, con-
sistiug of speeches by ex-Mayor Rice
and others. No accidents marred the
day.
Great preparations are making for
decorating the soldiers graves to-mor-
row.
ALBANY, May 29.-The German
peace Jubilee here to-day was the most
imposing demonstration ever witnessed
in this city. The procession was two
hours in passing a given point. Exer-
cises consisting Of addresses in German
and in English, and music took place
this afternoon.
PATTERSON, n. j., May 29.-The
German peace festival here~to.day was
quite imposing. A New York militia
company was present dressed in Prus'
sian uniform. The exercises at Lake
View consisted of singing, speaking nc.
German residences and many others
will be illuminated this evening.
BUFFALO, May 29.-The German ceIe
bration today passed off splendIdly.
The procession, consisting OF eight
bands, preceded by the Sixty.ftth reg-
ment y. Y. S. n. G. and Lancaster In
dependent Guards and the German SOL
diers of Fort Porter, together with many
amusing and handsomely decorated
vehicles representing the different trades
and business houses Of the city, in which
the Germans are very considerably en-
gagged, formed at II A. NJ. After parad.
ing the principal streets they proceeded
to the Arsenal grounds where orations
were delivered by DR.. Brunck, George
Baltz, Esq, and Rev. Otto Burgess,
Mayor Of the city, to the visitors. a
great many residences along the line of
march were handsomely decorated with
flags and appropriate notices. The
procession was nearly an hour and a
half in passing a given point. This
evening the German Turnerveren gave
a grand entertainment at Rooster Park,
during which several eloquent orations
were delivered. At Seekers garden,
on Jefferson street, grand concert was
given by the Mmnnerchor. Like fes-
tivities were held at other places of re-
sort. The German residences and pub
lie places of amusement were brilliantly
Illuminated during the evening. Not,
withstanding the enthusiasm o! the
occasion no disturbances OF any kind
have occurred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, May %, 100 P. NJ
The light rain reported Sunday even.
ing in California ceased during the
night and to-day appears at the Rocky
Mountain stations. From Colorado to
Lake Superior the temperature appears
to have slightly increased, with falling
barometer. The temperature has risen
in New York and the Eastern States,
with decided fall in the barometer, and
the pressure has generally diminished
slightly in the Mississippi end Ohio
valleys. High and fresh winds have
generally prevailed from the south and
southeast. Rain has been reported
from Tennessee and threatening weather
still continues there, as well as in
Georgia and Northern Florida.
PrObdJiHtieS.-lt is probable that
fresh southeast and northeast winds
will be experienced on Lake Superior,
and threatening weather with light
rains south and east of Tennessee. No
important change is indicated from Hi
nois eastward to the Atlantic.