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Cholera in Memphis.
Correspondence Of St. ClAIrSvllls ChrOnIels.)
MRMPHp, TENN, May 20.

Correspondence Of st. ClAirByllle Chronlcle)
MRMPn1s, TENN, May 90.
Dear Chronide-Memphis, seemingly,
has peculiarly for having and organiz-
ing frst class sensations OF almost any
season Of the year, and TO superior de-.
gree in comparison with very many Of
her sister cities. Prior TO the war the
greatest steamboat explosions occurring on
lee Mississippi River were here. It was
here during the war, where over eighteen
hundred Union soldiers were sunk upon
one boat through the almost criminal stu
pidilv Of General Dana. Since the war,
riots on larger scale, more shoonng' col
lIsions, ETC., have been placed TO our
credit than any other town Of the same
size In the country. Just now, alter q
scourgc Of epizoouc-loss Of trade and
business from that, SmAll.pox, and the
fuel failure Of the winter, pure, genuine
AsIStic cholera has made It's ap-
pearance, and adds another page to our
chapter Of sensations. At first the medi'
cal profession derided the idea Of cholera.
But now that each physician has had
more or less OF cases terminating IN sud-
den death and exhibiting all the charac-
teristics Of choieaa, their scepucism has
given way, and all without exception &C.
knowledge It's presence.
While the disease has not assumed an
epidemic form, yet the attacks are not
now confined 10 the suburbs and negroes,
but are gradually making their Hppear-
Gnce In the better portions Of the city.
On Friday morning last l had business
with A gentleman and on Sunday morn
inc At & O'Clock he was dead, alter sick
ness Of twelve hours duration. The at
tending physician who has had extensive
experience with cholera assured me thai
he was unable to Distinguish between the
exhibitions In this particular case and thai
Of the epidemic years ago, OF nine cases
Of negroes four died, one so quickly that
he vlSS unable to administer remedy, and
in ali the form Of disease was unmt0'aka
blv that OF cholera. Whether We shall
have cholera here as an epidemic, which
will sweep the city will sOor
he determined. The authorities have
done all In their power TO give It ar
intensity capable ofspreading everywhere
Not step has been taken to improve the
sanitary condition OF tho city, and II neg
loctCd streets, filthy alleys and corners
Ienements reekIng with dirt and oHAl,
sewers hlled with noisOmo smells, and an
entire neglect Of everything calculated tC
purify and cleanse, be doing full ty,the1
our city authorities deserve highest COM
meudAtloD, and II Asiatlc cholera, starting
from Memphis % tho initial point, VislI'
other localities, carrying death and sor'
row 40 It 10 now doing here you may
thank our magnates for It, Us prompt, Wig
orous measures would have stamped thI
disease out OF existence a week ago. W.
can but hope our Ohio towns may bt
spared, Cholera began here among the
uegroes, who ate stale fruits, and was very
fatal, But now It IL carrying of many o
the better class ol whites, who seem y
have lived in conSonanco with hyg'eni'
laws.
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ARKANSAS.

Decision In favor OF Gov. BaXtCr..
End Of the TToublc..General SAT-
isfacuOn.
LITTLE Rock, June, 4.-The Attorney
General concluded tho argument In the
QUO Scdrrdnto case against tho Governor
before the Supreme Court, this morning,
This evening the Supreme Court met, and
four OF tho five judges decided that the
court had no Jurisdiction. The ChieI
Justice, Mcclure, dissenting. The decis-
ion of the court was received with thu
greatest satisfaction, and there Is genera
Fejoicing. 1t is regarded as the end o
ali trouble, and hereafter Gov. Baxter VII
be regarded as the Governor Withou
RhoW Of opposition.
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FIRES.
Extensive ConRagratIOn at River
Point, r. I.

AOAuNS ASS -
PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 4.-A large
FIRE Is raging at River Point, IS mileI
from Providence. An extensive factory
and other buildings have been burned
and the destruction Of the entire place Il
threatened. Steam fire engines have
gone forward from this place.
WooLEN FACTORY BURNED AT PHnA-
DRPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Tbe woolen
mill of Brown & Sons, on Eighth below
Tssker street was burned early this morn
ing, and totally destroyed, The mill had
q front OF 800 feet, and there were one
hundred and seVenty.two looms, which
gave employment to three hundred hands,
The loss Is estimated at over q quarter ot
million.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The total loss
BY the burning OF Brown s Sons woolen
mill Is about $1SO.000. Insurance $l45,-
500, of which $l25, 900 is In New York.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The new ma.
chinery which had been put. up in Brown
& Sons mill, and which was destroyed,
swells tho total loss to 100000.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY BURNED AT
,... ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER,, June Al. T. Stewart &
Sons boot and shoe factory at Water and
Andrew streets was burned this morning.
The fall of one Of the walls carried away
q portion OF the bridge over Genesee
river. Loss 100000.
EXTENSIVE FOREST FIRES IN MAINE.
EAsToN, ME-, June 4.-Extensive fires
are raging In the woods at Campbell and
in the vicinity Of Perry and Pimbroke:
A reward Is offered for the detection Of
their authors.
FIRES IN TWO ILLINOIS vILLAoEs
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 4.-A FIRE at
Elpaso, ILL.,, yesterday, destroyed $4,000
worth of property. Another fire at
Princeville, Peoria county, ILL.,, destroyed
a block Of buildings. The loss is not re-
ported. Two men have been arrested Tor
starting the fire,
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HOMEOPATHY.
Session of the American Institute at
Cleveland.

Session of the American Institute at
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, June 4.-The second ses-
sion Of the American Institute Of Homeo.
pathy has been largely attended, and
many valuable reports and papers on
scientific subjects have been presented by
the various bureaus and discussed.
The President stated that he had re-
Ceived a telegram from Boston announcing
that the Massachusetts Medical Society
had to-day expelled seven OF Its members
for practicing homeopathy. The an
nouncement was received with shouts Of
derisive laughter and uproarous applause.
DR.. J. L. Talbot, Of Boston, one Of the
expelled members, was loudly called for
and on mounting the erostrum he explain
ed the situation Of affairs In Massachusetts,
showing up the conduct Of the society In
expelling men from a society and stigma
tizlng them as guilty Of dishonorabfe con
duct simply because their views Of medi.
cal practice differed from those oi
the majority. His account oil the
trial elected great laughter. The
great power OF the newspaper press
throughout the country he said had been
excited unanimously in favor Of the
homeopathy and against the bigoLry oI
the allopathists. The latter were held up
to public derIyion by the press, and the
result Of the persecution has been through
the almost universal sympathy Of thepub
lie OF Massachusetts. One hundred thou
sand dollars werc easily raised Ior the
equipment and endowment Of hOmeo'
pSthy hospital in Boston and the esta6'
| iiShment OF homeopathic college there
as part Of the Boston University, an 10
stitution established through the msgnin'
cent bcquest Of the late lSacG Klcn' VIII
a fund OF several millions ol dollars.
Tonight, (WednesdSy)S grano panqqe'
is 10 be given 10 the members oI tne In
stItution and their ladies by the citizenI
=
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 4.-Phillippi Edoured
Pouillster Count DeVernuil, the eminent
naturalist and member Of the Institute,
died to-day.
Dispatches from the Spanish frontier
report that battle is In progress between
the Carlists, under Dorregarrsy and a
force Of fifteen hundred Republicans.
The result Is as yet unknown.
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PITTSBURGH, June 4-River three feet
and falling slowly.
CINc1NNATE, June 4-RiVer II feet and
a half and rising. Weather cloudy and
threatening.
LouBv1ILE, June 4-River falling
feet inches In canal and 4 feet Q inches
in chute. Weather cloudy and hot, slight
sprinkle Of rain this afternoon. Business
very dull.
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WHAT are we going to do with our Mo,
doc prlSonersH Hang themH No, not II
we intend to keep up our reflections on
the cruelty Of England in butchering Be-
poys. Give them their libertyH No; be,
cause II we did they'd 60 70 thleViDg and
scslping again the very first chance they
got, Put them on q reserVatlonl No
the restless VagAbonds wouldn't stay
there forty.eight hours. What then
There is but ono disposition that We can
think Of for these red elOphRnts-send
Them to Harrisburg to reform the Penn
SvlTanlS LegiSlAture,-NeO York Com
FIISrOiaL
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Another Letter From Commissioner
Van BuTen.

NEW YORK, June 4.-General Van Bu'
rem has written another letter, in which
he says more indefenBible outrage than
this whole treatment Of himself and his
associate Commissioners by the press
of this country he cannot conceive
Of. The contracts Tor covering the
court yard and for tho addition to
the machinery hall at Vienna, said by q
correspondent to have been given upon an
agreement that 8 per cent was to have
been paid to the Commissioner having
charge Of the job, were awarded by MI.
McGrath, who sets in judgment on his
former associates. He says all the charges
made are baseleSs fAbricstions, and that
neither minister or man shall wrest from
him with impunity the spotless reputation
of life.
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FOREIGN.
EAST INDIES.
Tho Duich war In SumatrR

The Dutch War In SumRtrR.
Gy the Cablo.)
PENANG, STRAITS OF MALAGA, JUNE
4.-One of the Dutch memo .ol.war cruising
of the northern coast Of SumRtrs fired
into three British merchant vessels as they
were leaving the hArbor Of Atchen. The
Atchinese have sent messengers to this
place asking for assistance. The Coolies
here are already enhsting In their service
II the Dutch persist in war they will meet
with stronger resistance than ever. The
pepper plantations in the north Of suma-
ira are going to ruin in consequence Of the
drafting OF labOrerS into the ranks Of the
Atchinese army.
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BERLIN.
The Emperor slightly lii.

BERLIN, June 4.-The Emperor, Will
liam, Is slightly Ill. He was unable "a
attend the banquet yesterday and the re-
view to day in honor of the Shah Of Per-
sia. .--..
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed to represent Germany at the
Worlds Convention Of Evangelical AL
lance, to be held in New York, In Octo-
ber next: Messrs. Constantine Tinchen-
dorI, the distinguished Philslogist
Klenirth Christlieb, Plleiderer Kraft, Vor
DergoltZ, Grutmann, and Andreas Won
Bernstorf, son Of the late Count Bernst-
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A BOOK agent recently invaded snug
cottage in Pittsfeld, Mass, where he
found q bright.lOokinE little woman sew
inc by the window. 80 he began to des-
cant volubly on the merits Of the book
whicb he had for sale. This he kept up
ior half an hour, and as tho little woman
made no answer, he concluded that he
Ind found a customer. He handed her
the pen which he had ready for her 70
make her subscription; whereupon, In
stead Of putting her autograph on the iiAt
she wrote upon q scrap OF paper from her
work box, lime dele and dunn" 1t wa
too much for the disappointed man, and
be evacuated the cottage without saying
another word, -..
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AccLdent on the c. II. 4 |. hallway,

CINCINNATI, June 4.-At ii o'clock
this forenoon on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Indianapolis Railway, a freight trsin
bound southeast ran into a lot of cattle
between Connersville and Rushville, Ind.
The locomotive and tender were thrown
from the track down bank. Engineer
Howe was killed. The body will be taken
to Indianapolis, where his wife and chill
dren reside. The fireman had both OF his
legs broken, and a brakeman seriously
wounded. The names Of the last two
not ascertained.
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BEAUTY s1EzP.-sleep obtained two
hours before midnight, when the mega
tive forces arc In operation, Is the rest
which most recuperates the system, Civ
ing brightness to the eye and a glow to
the cheek. The difference in the sp'
pearance Of a person who habitualIy re-
tires at 10 o'clock aud that of one who
sits up tili 19 o'clock or later is quite
remarkable. The tone OF the system, so
evident In the complexion, the clearness
and sparkle Of they eye, and the soineSs
OF the lines Of the features, Is, In person
Of health, kept at concert pitch" by TAX
ing regular fest two hours before twelve
O'Clock, and thereby obtaining tho beau
ty SleCp" OF the night. There Is q hea!i'
meas Of the eye, q sallowness Of the skin,
and the absence oil that glow in the face
which renders II fresh in expression and
round in appearance, that readily dis
tinguIShes the person who keeps late
hours,
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TEXAS.
Jail Opened by Desperate dOeu..stOrmO.

jail Opened BY DeSpeTadOe6'8StoTmS'
ST. LOUIS, juno 4.-The Republican
has q special from Houston, Texas, which
saws that band OF armed desperadoes
surrounded the Jail at Waco, last night,
and after securing the keepers and lock-
ing them up, liberated all the prisoners.
Several Of them are notorious characters.
The same dispatch says that the late
frequent and heavy rains have completely
flooded the country, entaIling great dam
age on the growing corn and cotton crops.
Many parts of the State have been visited
by the severest hail storms ever known
entirely destroying the growing crops,
The rivers and creeks are very high, and
tho prospects Of continued rains Is very
promising,
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ITALY.

COLOGNE, June 4-The old Catholics
have elected Prof. Reinkens as Bishop.
ROME, June 4.-Eighty.two heads OF
religious orders have signed document
protesting against the bill for the suppress.
sion Of religious corporations, and appeal.
ing TO the Pope as the law Of nations and
the God.
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New Jerusalem Church Conference.


CINCINNATI, June AT the Minis
terial Conference at the New Jerusalem
Church to-day two papers were read by
Rev. W. II. Hinkey, Of New Orleans, up;
on the most efficient and practical method
Of propOGating the doctrines OF the new
church, and upon the conduct OF the
ministers Of the new church towards
those OF other denominations. A paper
was also read by Rev. George Field, oI
Toronto, Canada, upon the distinction
between tho symbols in the Jewish and
Christian churches
The Conference elected Rev. J. r. Hib'
bsrd, DID, of Chicago, President; Rev
W. II. Benade. Pittsburgh, Secretary
Rev, W. II. Hemperly, Providence, r. l.,
Treasurer. Adjourned sine die,
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For New England on Thursday winds
Veering to westerly and northerly, rising
barometer and clear or clearing weather
are probable. For the Middle States and
lower lake region winds veeriDg to ives.
terly and northerly, rising barometer and
clear and partly cloudy weather on Thurs
day. For the Southern States, east oI the
Mississippi, southwesterly to Northwestern
ly winds, clear and partly cloudy weather
during Thursday. From the Ohio valley
and Missouri TO the upper lakes and Min
nGsota generally clear and partly cloudy
weather.
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CHICAGO.
Horrible Outrage and Probable Muir
tIaF.

AASlAApAS ONAANhNS. S-A3> =
CHICAGO, juno, "A horrible outrage
and probable murder was committed in
Lincoln Park, about 0 o'clock last night
Mrs. Caroline Gurger, a respectable Ger
man woman was walking to her home IN
the north part OF the city, shortly after 8
o'clock in the evening, from visit to her
mother, and met genuemanly appear.
rng man who came along in q buggy, and
asking her the direction, said he was go
ing near her house and would take hol
along. Instead OF this the scoundrel
drove her to Lincoln Park, and when he
had reached lonely spot he attempted
to outrage her person, and on her resist
ing and attempting to flee, cut her saw
agely with dirk, inaicting 12 wounds
and INJECTING injuries from which 1t is
doubtful she will recover. Her cries, how
ever, brought a policeman to her pres
encc, and the would be murderer was ar
rested, and was to day put In jail. He
gave his name as E. S. Griffith.
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THE wALWORTH MURDER.
The Defence to Put In a Plea OF In,
sanity

New YORK, June 4.-The defence Of
Young Walworth, who shot his father yes.
terday, will be insanity. The inquest
will be held on Friday next. The mother
OF the lad visited him at the tombs today,
in company with Judge Barbour, q
cousin Of the deceased, while the scene
was affecting, It was not marked BY any
display Of extraordinary emotion. Chas'
OConor, the distinguished advocate, who
Is understood 10 be retained for the de-
fence, had an interview with the prisoner
to-day.
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LONDON, June "A special from Wien.
na,;annOunces that he reached SChon-
lienn Palace, on his way to that city when
he became suddenly and seriously sick,
and that the Emperor Of Austria is con-
stantly at his bedside. The dispatch needs
confirmation.
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rhn Rsnort ContradIcted. I.

VIENNA, June 4-The reports Of the
illness Of the Emperor Of Russia are Who'll
" unlounded. His Majesty assisted at
the review Of troops to-day, and was pres
ent at The court banquet tonight.
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Educational.
MTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

ESablIShsd BY Congress; adopted by the stAtG;
aided by tho bSnGVolGnoe Of individuAlS, Ooete'
ties, and Other institutions.
Five Departments Of Etrus4on-LitarAry,
seieaaae, Agricultural, Military and Engineer
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of largo Faeulty Of accomplished
scholars and BueoesStnl edueatoFS.
FALL T1RA begins September 4th. WHTm
December 9TH. SFRua, March Ath.
CoH1ENCEHnIT, June 10, 1879.
Total expenses from $50 to $3.50 per YOaI. LeSl
to those boarding in clubs.
Send bor Catalogue, containing full pArteu
lArS, to .,,,r p...,1,,,
MonaANTowH, ". Va. July 10, 1871. iySS
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MAMMA" said a wee pet, "they sang
I want to be an angel in Sunday School
this morning, and l sung with them"
why Nelly" exclaimed mamma, could
you keep time with the restS" II guess
could" proudly answered little Nelly, u
kept ahead, ofthem all the way through"
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BOSTON,.
Additional Safeguards against Fire,

Additional Safeguards against Fire.
Boston, June 4-The Mayor recon-
mends that the FIRE department be, IN
creased aud additional safeguards be pro-
vided.
The representatives Of the leading in
surance companies have voted 10 cancel
policies where holders make exOrbltsnt
claims for damSges for tho removal OF
goods, or present claims where removal
was not necessary by reason of fire in the
buildings adjacent.
BIsHoPRIC ACCEPTED.
Boston, juno 4.-Rev. DR.. Paddock
has sent letter TO the Standing Commit.
tee Of the Diocese Of Massachusetts, &C.
cepting the office of Bishop, to which he
has been elected.
TIE WAR OF TIE PATHIEs.
The Massachusetts, Medical Society, at
It's meeting to-day, voted TO expel the
homeopathy physicians whose trial has
been recently chronicled, there being one
dissenting vote. a.--lr
DUDLEY THE NAIL RoBBRR.
Robt. L. Dudley, charged with receiv-
ing and dispOsiDg Of checks, drafts, &c,
stolen from the mails, was to-day held in
$4,000 bond to await requlsition for his
trial before the westeren Pennsylvania
District Court, which jurisdiction the al
legged crimes were committed.
rLUNDRRING DETECTIVES ARRESTED.
BosroN, June Warrants arc said to
I'm rNVk NhR nFFfsat nF fnnF FiAfnHffuRd
named Bangs Of New York, Carson OF
Philadelphia, Loomis Of Pittsburgh and
Elwell OF Boston, who are charged with
arrestiDg Mrs. Dudley, wife of the alleged
mail robber, at her residence in Mattipan,
without legal authority, and also compell-
ed her to assign over TO them bonds and
cash TO considerable amount. $4,000
damages are claimed against tho deteC-
tives.
NE. PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of the New Eng
land Press Association was held to-day at
Young's Hotel. Mr.. Danielson, OF the
Providence Journal was in the
chair. The old board Of officers
were reelected unanimously as iOl.
lows: President, Joseph r. Hswley;
Secretary and Treasurer, r. n. Pulsefer;
Executive Committee, Roland Worthing-
ton, stephen N. Stockwell, and ]. n.
Pomeroy. A committee Of five was ap.
pointed TO confer with a similar commit
ice of the Western Associated Press for
the purpose Of obtaining increased tele.
graphic facilities.
.- BEACON PARK RAcRs.
Boston, June 4.-The Beacon Park
races were well attended to-day. The
first race, for horses having never beaten
2:89 was won by Billy Platter; best time
2:3lt. The second race, for horses having
never beaten 2:30, was won by Joker;
best time 2:29R.
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There was King Nodoc named Jack,
Whom none Of the soldiers could track,
But they anAlly caught him,
And then they bethought en-:
What the deuce shall We DO with King jack
Cincinnati 1IHt'
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steamer News.

LIVERPOOL, June 4.-The steamships
City Of Antwerp, Spain and DonAn, from
New York, have arrived out
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Ano! EL6Sl0enpB tDepHItute IoI Ino
Seaside Postponed.
WARRINGTON, June 4.-The President
has postponed his departure Tor Long
Branch until Friday.
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The Massachusetts, Medical Society, at
It's meeting today, voted to expel the
homeopathy physiclans whose trial has
been recently 'chronicled, there being one
dissenting vote, a,...-r
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BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

(f3y the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe hts)
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Druggists.

DANGEROUS.
The hrSt warm weGLher starts miAGmG and pcs.
tnentiAl vSpOr5 from cellArs, sewers, ceVspools..
&c. Now 10 tho time 10 dlBlnfcct them and P0yS
your health. We keep the oHRAPEsT and bEsT
pIsLNTIOTART In the market, put up in packages
for family use. Ono package, costing . cents,
VIII disintect any ordinary premises.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST d co.
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BIsHoPRIc ACCEPTED.

Boston, juno 4.-Rev. Or. Paddock
has sent letter to the Standing Commit.
tee Of the Diocese Of Massachusetts, &C.
cepting the office Of Bishop, to which he
has been elected.
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Weather Report.


wan D3PAATHBHT,
UPPICH or FHI OHIET SIGNAL OYBIul2.
WARRINGTON, D. G., June 4.-SO9e 4.