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UTAH.
SAFE LAKE Nnr II

Mathew kenmey, an engineer on
the Central Pacific Railroad. was shot
at Ogden Satur av afternoon lv a
colored man named Charles Mingo.
He died last evening.
The Utah Southern Railroad is COM
pleted to within two miles O z vo.
The Utah Northern Narrow auue
Road Is being extended from brigham
city, It's former terminus, to Ogden.
Inc track laying is now p - sing
RAPIDLY, and will propably be COM,
pleteu in one month.
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Dissolution of Cop. rtnership,

'TFHt COMPREHENSIVE
FORE existing Lrtvr.n 49,
niurPhE and Allen Macaulay in tht honS
tt!u Shoe business. il TINS dav .t,soIy'"
- mutual CONSENT. ANY one hatirN"'
,i'IliS aGainst the hate firm Is
10 can on homaS Murphy. whn a aInnaa
a"s authority to s-ttl- the cn~uartnrrrbio
Nus THOMAS MURPuNif
-" ALLEN MACAIIAS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

The distinguished gentlemen of the
American Missionary Association,
now in session at Newark, y. j., pur-
pose a solution of the Chinese ques-
ton by suggesting that they all be-
come Christians before theyare allow
edto obtain citizenship. they
would make Baptists, Presbyterians
or Roman Catholics of them they do
not say. This is a new rule Of
naturalization, and rather too bigoted
to prevail.
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came in collision with a mixed train
coming West. The fireman of the en-
press train was killed. and one of the
brakemen and the bagga@emau in
iuIcd. Nine of tie passengers were
also injured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

SUNDAY LAw.-The old Territorial
sunday law, which provides that all
banking games shall be closed on
sunday, is to be tested before the Su-
preme Court. An agreed case has
gone up to that tribunal at the re-
quest OF lump Winston, of Carson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

THE Minneapolis Tribune becomes
serious "Oakes Ames' will reveals
$5,755,2 54. And yet he died of dis
appointment and c~hargrin. Happier
is honesty in q hickory shirt and an
oilcioth cap than Discrimination in a
plug hat and a shirt that bottoms be-
hind"
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SAN FRANCISCO
e iLLgARD O N
Opposite the American Hotel.
Main Street, Eureka.
c. II. BLASEK,... PROPRIETOR

THERE ARE TWO CIIB ROOMS
l. iorthe accommodation 81 viI"D-
connection VIII tins vS~tabIiShmrrt M"
ne DIST OF WINES, LIQUORS h%nt
CLHAltN always on Land. AN
propose TO 5 II the furniture and fx.
turrs OF tie above saloon, aud rent "a
ottlu'IiI At a moderate figure to rrsoon.
~ Party FOR particulars, apuly on
P0"eeS- {. IL. BLASfI.
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KENTUCKY.
FOREIGN NEWS.
CANADA.
BRANTEORD Ont

crawford, Ont, Nov. 10.
An accident occurred on the Buffalo
q Lake Huron Branch Of the Grand
trunk Railroad near here this morn
ing Inc express train going East
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OAkLANn. Nov. II
OREGON.
SALEM, NOV

~ IL wv . ~.
Chemeketa Hall, in this CITY, caught
fire from "A defective tlue last night;
and although the building was filled
with smoke from about 9 o'clock. the
fire was not discovered until 1870,
The damage is comparatively small.
being more from water than ire.
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GEN. +. S. DAVIS Red Precip.)
came in uDO us Yesterday. He is as
sturdy and rotund and iocund as ever,
Speaker Bowman, of the Assembly,
also visited us, and he was good
enough to bring to u office Mr.. Geo.
Il. Williams, one Of his Belmont
friends, who had with him a carpet
sack full OF chlorides and rich silver
e from the great Belmont mine
Carson Appeal, Nor. 7.
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DAsHAwAYs.-State Printer C. A. Y.
Putnam and Lieutenant Governor
Frank Denver, have joined the Car
son City Dashaways. A decline in
benzine Is imminent.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston. Nov.

'C'ioEt WV IL.
Reports from the manufacturing
sections of New England are more
cheering this morning. There isnewS
of the resumption of business in sew
erai places, and Of the running Of
manufactures on increased time. The
exaggerated character Of many state
ments that have appeared is daily
becoming more apparent.
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NANTED.

\ SAN. GOLDSTONE'S sTopp
"A rive Hundred Cash CI.,,d.i'E
puE the best Groceries for J-s~ 10
nan al any other Place in Eurrg '1i,S,
on sam. Holdstone and save vour AL
ul6-tf S'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

PARALYsIS.-C. b. Smith, Secretary
"t the Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Company was stricken with paraly-
SIS last Friday night. Governor
bradley was sleeping with him at the
time.
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LEG BROKEN - VIM. Armstrong.
Superintendent of the SAPPHIRE mill
IN Gold Hill, had his righs leg broken
between the knee and ankle, on the
Sth inst.
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DISTRICT OF MBIA.
WASHINGTON. Nov.


Secretary Delano will in his annual
report renew his recommendation for
the census to be taken in 1873, the
result of which could he pub ished IN
season for the centennial Of the Dec
laration of the Independence of the
United States.
No new facts in relation to the Nir-
giniuS have TRANSFERRED.
The Secretary of State has sent in
StructionS both to Minister SickleS at
Madrid, and COUSui-Gtneral Hall at
Havana, to telegraph as soOn as pos
Sihle all the facts in regard to the
capture of the Nirginius and the exc
cutlOn OF the parties on board: but
Hall replies that there is some inter
ruption in the telegraph line between
Havana and Santiago de Cuba, and
as Vet he has teen unable to learn
any particulars; and Il dispatch t.Om
Minister SlckleS states that the VIA
drid Government had no information
OF the execution till after it occurred.
The only information the Govern
ment nOW has is the fact that the
N~lr4lnluS was captured and several
persons on her executed but as to
what waters and under what circum-
stances the vessel was captured. no
information has been received. Until
these facts are known officially. tne
Government will take no action in
the matter.
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CARRIER.

ALE. CtIARTZ is authorized to receive
subscriptions Tor the SENTINEL and col
lect for the same il this town. All
persons in Eureka owing Tor suUscrip-
lions Will pay them to him.
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PAcTE-J COAST DISPATCHES.
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GOVERNOR BRADLEY has commits.
SIohed Robert c. Lund, of St. George
Utah, a Commissioner of Deeds. and
mr. ii. b. Cossitt, of Reno, a Notary
Public.
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MARRIED.

IN iEiko, Noy. 6, David O'NeIlto Mrs
2 IN Whiko. Nov. :, Dennis Grant to Sarah
IN %2ia nm, Nov, >, Richard sbean to
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j. NJ. BAILEY. J. W. JON
BLUE WING SALOON,
Ruby Hill. Nevada.

JONES K BAILEY. .........Trol rietors.
UHE CHOICEST WINES. LIQUORS
| and Cigars constantly ON hand.
lnern is also connected with the cStab-
li>hmput Il trst-blaSS billiaritaUle, where
those partial To the noble game can
while away & leisure our in Il pleasant
manne
Call aud smile at the BLUE WING.
nIltf
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sole Agent i'm san Francisco.

MYRON ANGEL, No. 49, Montgomery
street, Room II, is sole agent tor The
Eureka Daily SENTINEL in a Fran
cisco. Persons in hat city having bust
ness with this office are requested to
Communicate with him.
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EOilE.

In Carlin, NOV. 4. to the vic ~ . y
Williams, daughter. ~
an IirSinIa City, Nov. C., to the wife of
e w IFglAla City, Nov. s. to the Wit, of
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FROM
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.

The Postotlice clerks, llerrick and
Patten. arrested for stealing from the
Postutlice in this city, were before the
L. :. commissioners to-day for exam
nation. The case OF Patten was con-
tinUed until , y. nj. Mr.. llerrlck,
however. proved to the satisfaction "t
Special Agent BarStuw, District Aitor-
new Morrow and Detective F~lnnc9aS,
that the letters opened by him were
his own, and he va accordingly dis
| charged from custody, receiving the
congratulations of his friends, who
from the first believed he was lnno-
cent Patten Will probably waive an
examination as he has confessed his
populations.
G~rcenbacks, % q 1881.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 10.
The Mexican who killed Constable
Metltr near Iehachapc was captured
in the mountains between Iehachape
and Fort Icion, ON Saturday evening,
by Matt. W ellis and party. No disrO-
siliun as vet has been made of the
priS ncr. He nav possibly be turned
over to the civil authorities. Jerry
OGlenn, the nan who accompanied
Metler to assist in arre>tlug the des-
perado. has come in all right and I'M
injured.
SALINAS, Nov. 10.
Two slight shocks Of earthquake
were experienced here this morning
1t $40 o'clock. The inuudation az
peared from north to south.
Captain Hastings, OF the British
ship Durham. has been arrested for
assault and battery en- II of his sail
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MONTANA PAPER alludes to Eure-
ka as the liveIiest town on the con.
~tinent."
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NiilCAGO, Nov. III.
A Trijune'S Washington srecia, saws:
The assembling OF Congress in Inst
three weeks has led 10 an animated
discussion OF the House Committee
as to the Guardianship. Blaine keeuS
out OF The way, AMI is quoted as in IA
@ OF the Republican caucus reliey-
ing him from all responsibility i'm the
premises. The Credit MObelier mem
berS have been in bad order amongst
Their colleagues since the recent cleo
tons. John y. La>Son has dropued
MS aspirations for the Chairnanshil,
OF the Ways and Means Committed.
Lyman Iremalme is also mentioned
Tor one OF the prominent Commissions
erS, and Wheeler, of New York. j
stlll IN the neId Tor Speaker, but with
small prospects against Blaine. Gin
ton L. Merriam, OF Central New York,
expects Executive help for the bank.
my ana currency committees, as he
Is IN accord with the President tor a
Tree banking law, and proposed Il bill
III that interest a year ago.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.
The Louisville Il Nashville Railroad
reduces the wages OF AL officers a, d
employees 10 per ent after the 10th
Other Southern roads viii do the
ame
The closing Of the large iron works
n various factories around the falls
has thrown 400 men out of enlplov-
ment.
The t~obacconists are cutting down
wages.
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DIED.

IN Eureka, Nov. 9. John Hinton Tano
ared son son 81 Dallas n Maria LAM
in Vir oiri, months and > days.
aged g. ' yIar1 a Dl%' NOV; q, Carl Reiche,
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~DOWNIEVILLE, Nov. 10.

James Burns, a boy about II vear~
old, had his right arm torn OIL and
mt leg broken this afternoon. He
got caught in The bull-Wheel OF der
rick machinery. at kulking Il Co.'S
claims, where he was working.
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miscellaneous.
Grand Presentation Ban!
To be given by

u,uE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF EI-
RFKA: RESCUE Htsr. CO; NJ. !,
and TTREKA HOOK AND LADph"
co, No. |, on
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Tickets. $500.

Can be obtained from the Committee
ami from all the principal stores Ill town.
There Will be no invitations issued, hut
the public in general are cordially in
yited To attend. ool-td
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
AGENTS.

W. f. GRIFFIN .............. ........PaliSade
A. VI. HOR\E
Il. STARR....-~.-.......-~-....... Hail!it"h
All of whom are authorized to receive
advertisements and subscriptions Tor the
SENTINEL. and receipt Tor the same
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On which occasion the laul's ~ -.
will present to the respective r"e '0"'
nnuits a magnificent banntr.
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l.. W. CRCNEE.
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EF- All Firemen are requested 10 come
in full Uniform.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

THE Chinese and Japanese Mis-
sions whose incumbency has caused
An otherwise quiet nerved reople to
pass days of dreadful apprehension
and nights Of sleepless alarm, is
sicklied DER with the pale cast of
momentary monotone by the follow
ing tidings from the National Capt.
tai:
Rumors have been repeated
from time to time. but without au-
thority. of the designations OF Min
lister Low and Minister DeLoug.
The latest report, as pub ished this
morning. 10 that Lows resignation
was received at the Department of
State, and that ex-senator Cole
would probably be appointed his
successor. On inquiry at headqnar-
tiers. it was ascertained that Mr.
Lows resignation has not been re-
ceived, and further that Mr.. Coles
name has not even been mentioned
by the President in connection with
the China or Japan Mission. Ex
Senator Cole says that he il not an
applicant for any diplomatic posi-
ton. 1t is certain that mp to noon
to day no one at the White House or
at the Department Of State had any
intimation OF Mr.. belongs ru-
mored resignation. further than what
had been privately said by some Of
, his friends namely. that he would
retire should the Administration wish
to make . change"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

THEY are a stikingly gregarious
people, are the Austinians and it is
their constantly recurring illustra-
tions of that socialistic fact which
justifies the reassertion of their SO
being. Their sprightly local vehi
Gle of news, the Rsreille, alludes to
the fact as to the matter of conrse,
that the ruminants of the place visit
the halls of justice ~ regularly as
they attend the temptations of the
manager or submit to the diurnal
milking. Indeed, we are almost
justified in drawing the inference
that the Austin COWS are MIXED by
the mesne process.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

GEN. ScHoFIELD expresses his de-
termination to condnct the Modoc
campaign in SO decisive a manner as
shall speedily and fully avenge the
massacre of Candy and the Peace
Commissioners. He expresses the
apprehen> ion, however. that the In
dams have abandoned the Lava Bed
and joined the Pit River Indians,
combined with whom they will cause
great trouble among the settlers in
the Pit River Valley and thereabout.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

lied and feted by the people whose
soldiers he had entrapped and butch
cred without mercy. Now, hoy
ever, We all feel in hot and blood
thirsty haste to slay the whole race
of Moiocs. from the CORY handed
chiefs of the Lava Bed to the tiger $
whelps that cling 10 the breasts of
the women of tina. fierce and cruel
tribe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

A YOUNG man in Bean Hill, Coin.
was wanted as a witness in a liqnor
case. He saw the constable coming
for him. rushed into a tannery. and
hid himself in the sweating-room.
here the hair is loosened from tn
skin by steam. The engineer limo
Gently let Oh the steam. and the con
sequence is that the unwilling wit
ness Is now as bald as old Elisha.
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THE MoDoc SITUATION.

There is nothing of decided inter
st in the later dispatches relative to
the Modoc situation excep the graft
flying intelligence that M-acham will
probably recover. The bodies of
General Candy and Rev. Thomas
have been brought into Yreka and
are there undergoing the process Of
embalming. No fighting is reported.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

TENNYsON IMIrATED.-S Somebody
has been initiating Tennyson's idyl-
lie style in the following new YER
sion of odd Mother Hubbard. :"
The burlesque is entitled ''Sir Tray"
and appeared in q late number Of
Blackwood's Magazine. Anyone at
all familiar with the Teanysonian
metre as it prevails in the Idyls of
the King will recognize its clever
counterfeit in the following:
The widowed dame OF Hubbards ancient line
Turned TO her cupboard, cornerei anglewise
Betwi1ed this wall and thst. in ques; of aushs
To satisfy the cravings OF Sir Tray.
Prick-eared companion Of her solitude.
Rei-spo:ted, dirty white, and bare OF lib.
WIS followed at her high and patterins heels.
Prayer in his eye. prayer in his sinking gait,
Prayer in his pendulous pulsatins tail
Wide on its creskins jaws reyo!ved the door,
The cupboard yxwnei. deep throated. thinly sat
For teeth, with sncient bottles. caristers
And plates OF various patterns. blue or white:
Deep in the void she thrusts her hooked nose.
Peer.ng, near-sighted. for the wishesl-for bone,
While her short robe Of sainite, tilted high,
The thrifty darning of her hose revealed
The pointed feature Travelled DER the delft,
Greasing its tip, but bone or bread found none.
Wherefore Sir Tray abode still dinnerless,
Licking his paws beneath the spinning wheel,
And meditating much on savory meats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-15

SAG, Prizes Total Cash Gifts $3.50. sos
50, 900 Additional Prizes, tTickets.)
J. NJ PATTEE. Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NE Ut.
.nl5td At John g. Fox's Jewelrv Store.
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DR.. [. A. HER2ICK,

Orv1cK-1n the County Buildings. Carson
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

The bill now pending in the House Of Dele
gates to break up the present system Of conaa-
Ing the lumber inspectors to certain defined
Districts, Is one which should not be passed. III
III becomes law there will be a general scram-
Bile among the inspectors from Georgetown to
tbe Eastern branch, and confusion and constant
disputes VIII arise The lumber dealers have
not asked for the passage Of the new bin which
vas gotten up TO enable some of the inspectors
with poor districts to raid on their more fortu-
nate neighbors. Table the bill and let us have
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

AL the European money markets have been
unsettled and disturbed ON account Of the
Vienna panic, and no doubt will continue fever
ish until q complete Ii luidation of the losses
which have followed the explosion Of the null
titude Of stock bubbles which have been blow IN
throughout Germany since the Franco Prussian
the disturbance in Germany however stands
London, and until London Is agitated there Is
very little cause for alarm on this side. The
New York money market WAS easy yesterday,
and prime mercantile paper was In demand
Government bonds were dun and firm. The
stock market was steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

The new Board OF Education in New York
has very properly declined 10 receive Mr. Roose-
veitis prefer Of his Congressional I" back payn
TO buy prizes for the school children. The New
York Times says: 4" IL Mr.. Roosevelt's pay can
not properly be kept by him, IL cannot properly
be distributed as prizes to the scholars of the
public schools This is the view the better
portion OF the community everywhere takes OF
me matter. This back pay burns the pocket.
Ii can rest quietly nowhere but in the Treasury
OF the United States,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

Lusignani, who was hung at Morristown, New
Jersey, yesterday, for butehering his wife with
a knife, dumped on the scaffold with an elastic
bound, laughing and showing his white teeth, -
says the Geographic report Of his execution.
ms last words were that he was not afraid to
one, and that he was going to see his wife. That
depends altogether on the present vhereabouts
of his late partner and his destination. Nixon.
who was hanged in New York to-day, gave ut.
terance to blasphemous parallel on the scaf-
fold. His last words are reported to have been
my Saviour was crueined; this Is nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

Proprietors of the different places of amuse-
ment in Vicksburg have invented new method
Of excluding colored people, without mourning
the heavy penalties prescribed by the civil rights
bill for making any distinction on account Of
race, color, etc. Instead Of selling tickets to
heir entertainments, they issue cards of invi-
tation, which are mot transferable" inviting
the recipient to be present, and stating that in
event of its acceptance, the party will be ex-
Iected to contribute one dollar "to assist in de-
fraying the expenses" By this method none
but those having invitations can secure admis-
sion, and the result is that colored people are
shut out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-16

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
late and full dispatches from the lava beds;
proceedings Of the District Legislature; fun
account Of the Chase obsequies and the grafton
Of Rev. DIR. Tiffany; all about the eat swavs or
the Polariss the annual report Of the hoesd of
health: latest and best tales. poems sKeseSes
local news, Washington news and g0esip aeri-
cultural items. household receipts, &C., &C. =
FERNS: One dollar and . half per annun. in
advance; single copies I'VE cents, In vrappers,
~ ady for mailing.
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THE WEATAER
WAH DIPARTAENT, Otes CAief SSowGl ONesy. D

j.. WAsHIHeToN, May II, ls7s, 1880 q m.
The barometer has risen, with norlheasterly and
nothw esteriy Winds low mperature and generally
clear weather the shw est and the lakes and
thence to the middle and lower Missouri and the
entire Ohio valley. Northeasterly and northsrly
Wnds. falling Temperature, increased pressure, and
partly cloudy. weather 10 Tennessee, the gulf and
south Atlantic states Hortheasterly and north
perature, and partly cloudy weather prevails In the
middle and eastern states and Canada -
PRoBABILITlEs.-Fort the lower and middle states,
increasing pressure, nori heasterly and southwest
erly winds, partly cloudy weather, with possibly
occasional light rain. For the south Atlantic and
gulf states and Tennessee, northeasterly to north
westerly winds, rising barometer, low temperature,
partly cloudy weather, with occasional rain on the
western gulf: For the Ohio and lower Missouri
valleys, northeasteriy to northwesterly winds,
rising barometer, low temperature, and partly
cloudy weather. For the northwest and upper lakes
clear, cool weather, high barometer and northerly
winds. Reports are missing from the southwest
the extreme northwest, and the Pacific coast.