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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-23
G. 0. BAKER,
City Clerk.
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS. !
Sept. goth, 1873. {


Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Honor Mayor Lunt in
the chair.
Present, AID. Reeves, Stevenson,
Purdy, Worden and Neeves.
On motion, Aid. Reeves appointed
Clerk pro ten.
The committee appointed to con-
fer with the Fire Company, report
that the necessary uniform for said
company, will cost 800.
Aid. Stevenson moves that the re-
port of the committee be received
and adopted.
AID Worden moves that the mat
ter be laid over until the next meet
ing of the Council. Motion of Aid.
WOrden carried.
On motion, the Foreman of the
Fire Company instructed and author
lied to build, or to attend to the
building Of such platforms, as he
deems necessary for the purpose of
getting the engine to the river
On motion, AID. Worden appointed
as a committee to see the City At
tOrnev, and have an ordinance drawn
up establishing a Fire Department,
aud submit the same to the Council at
its next meeting.
The following bids for the con-
struction of the engine house, to-
wit: Bid of John Rablin for S121O,
and bid of r. Clancy for $1,000, hav
ing been received. On motion Of
AID Stevenson, the contract is award
ed to r. Clancy at $1,000, the build
ing to be completed in sixty days.
AID Stevenson, Neeves and Purdy,
appointed as committee to attend
to preparing the contract with r.
Clancy, and see that the same is
properly executed.
Aid. Stevenson moves that the ex-
pense of the survey Of the city, now
being made by Mr.. Garrison, be de-
frayed by the property holders inte-
rested.
Motion lost.
Aid. Reeves moves that O. T.
Garrison be employed by the city to
establish the boundaries of the city,
and of each ward and also to es-
tablish the section, quarter and eighth
lines of sections s, Il and IS OF
Township % n, of Range 6 East, OF
such part OF the same as may be
within the city limits, and to estab
lish the section corners and quarter
posts, that may be upon, or inside o
the line of such city boundary.
Account of J. n. Brundage 70,
city printing, allowed at $40.
Account of David Cameron, fol-
care of NJ. Mccormack, {said TO be q
pauperl Of s42.40 presented aEd re-
ferred to Finance committee.
On motion, Council adjoaras until
Monday, Oct, 9th, 1873, at u O'Clock
?, M
SETH REEVES,
Cit~ Clark pro ta'n.
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waod County Court-In Probate.

NEate Of WsconsiH, Wood EoU"Fy~"'
II the matter Of the estate Of Gustave Carlsser.
deceased.
On this sth day of Se-tcmber, A. D. 1873 apea
reading and filing the petition OF Charles NJ
fave Carlson. of the County Of Wood and State
Of ,sconsin. died !atessate or about the sth
day of August, 1873, apd PRAYING thst Charles NJ.
Webb be appointed administrator oI the estate
ordered, That said apflieati,n' ba heard before
me, at the Probate Office in the City OF. tirand
Raa;Is an the 2ud day Of October, A. D. 1878, n
49,. p NJ And Ii is further
Or srsd That nqtioe Of said application and
hearing be given 5y publishing copy Of this or
,vnak, in the Wood County Reporter" news
pa ter printed in said County prior to said hear
Tag. BY the Court,
3Sw3 J. D. WITTER, Co. Judge.
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Stat Of Wisconsin. County Of FOOD.

Before the Judge of the Circuit Court in Vaca-
ton to all who it may concern take notice that
on the 30th day of October 1873. at Amherst
Portage County, Wisconsin, application will
he made to the Hon. Geo. w. Cate Judge of tho
It'll Judicial Circuit in the State of Wisconsin
for an order authorizing the First Congregation
al Society of Grand Rapids, WISCONSIN to Dor,
row Six hundred dollars, and authorizing said
Society to Mortgage the following described
Real Estate to secure the payment of said sum
of borrowed money, to-wit: portion Of Lots
5. 6 and in Block in Rablins addition to the
City Of Grand Rapids, Wood County Visions in.
beginning at the sou,h west corner of John An
draws lot On lot 5, Block Running thence south
50 feet front water Street Thence South East
I}6 feet on Lavigne Street, Thence North - feet
on Church Street thence west 256 feet TO place
action al o sn an be baed
at the City of Grand Rapids in said W God Coun-
this 10Th day of October. 1873
The First Congregational Society of Grand
Rapids Wisconsin, BY VI. c. Warren Seth Reeves
anu 5. d. Witter its Trustees who apply to
GARDNER 4 HAYDEN.
Their Attorneys
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Sheriff Sale.

State Of Wisconsin. Wood County.-H.
John Rablin Plaintiff against Laruna Earl Ma
rio. b. Earl. Adelbert Earl, Friedrich Earl,
" and Minor heirs of Alfred Earl, de-
&c sed Defendants.
BY virtue of judgment and orders of Sale
issued out of the Circ"it Court of Wood County
Wisconsin upon Judgment in favor Of John
Rablin Plaintiff against Laruna Earl Marion
Earl Adelbert Earl Eredrck Earl Widow and
Minor heirs of Alfred Earl deceased Defendants
and to me directed on the sth day of Oct. 1873.
| (. Lavigne Sheriff of said Wood County did
on the date last named levy upon and seize the
following described lands and tenements of the
said Laruna Earl, Marion Earl. Adelbert Earl
Friedrich Earl, Widow and Minor heirs of Al
fred Earl deceased to-wit:
Fractional Lots y and 3 in section "A town %
North of Range East, also a Fractional Lot
North of the Wisconsin River of the Northwest
quarter of section No Il town % North Of Range
No. East also the South East, quarter Of the
North Vest quarter Of section No. a IN town
No. - North Of Rang No. 5 East and will Oh
Saturda, the % day of November 1873 between
the hours Of one o'clock p. NJ. and two O'Clock
2. NJ. of that day at the Court House door in
City Of Grand Rapids, Wood County aforesaid
Sell at public vendue for Cash in hand all the
right title interest and claim of the said Laruna
Earl, Marion Earl, Adelbert Earl, friedrich
Earl. Widow and Minor heirs Of Alfred Earl de-
ceased Of in and to the real estate above des-
described or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment and costs.
Dated Oct 5, 1873 E. LAVIGNE,
Sheriff.
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Jewelry.-Owing to the unsettled

Jewelry.-Owing to the unsettled
condition of the money market, I
chose to order goods rather than Law in
large stock. Therefore, I wish to
state to the public that I will order
goods from Chicago at wholesale prices
for my customers. Orders for rinos
pins, watches, silver ware. or anythinp
in the line of Jewelry will be attended
to with dispatch.
n. E. EMMoNs.
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The New Bank. Messrs

The New Bank. Messrs VIM. s.
Patrick and w. B. Buckingham, of
Detroit Mich and J. H. and Jos. w.
Cochran of Williamsport, Penn, are
about to open an Office at this place for
the purpose Of ooing a general banking
business. The building owned by G.
l.. Park east of the post-office is being
fitted temporarily for the purpose, and
as soon as completed will open for bust
ness. W. B. Buckingham is to take
charge of the business and will soon
move his family to this place, and take
up his residence among us.-Stevens
Point Journal.
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Fatal Accldes.,.-An accident, by
which soul was launched into eternity
without a moments notice, occurred on
our streets, Thursday forenoon, at about
eleven o'clock. The circumstances IN
der which it occurred are these 4
building is being moved from Second to
Brown Street. While the movers were
at work, party of men stood by watch
ing the proceedings. Frank Hodell
was among the number and stood in
about the middle of the street. AS he
stood there, watching the progress of
events. post which proved to have
been put into the ground to lnsecurely
for the strain that came on it. flew ont,
with great force, one end striking Hold
ell just above the right eye. The blow
was tremendous one, crushing the
skull in, and the unfortunate man died
almost Immediately Drs. Rood and
Estabrook were called, but he was be-
yond all human aid another Of those
frail threads which hold us to this life
had been broken, and three little ones
in foreign land were fatherless.
Hodell was Swede by birth, and by
occupation painter, and had been in
this city two or three years. He has
one brother living here and one at Am
herst- He leaves a wife and three
children, now in Sweden, he having
come over in advance, to build up a
home for them. -Stevens Point Jour
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Sheriff Sale.
State Of Wisconsin-In the Circuit Court o. Wood
County.

County.
George A. Corriveau, Plaintiff
against
". W. Sherwin. Defendant.
ny VIRTUE OF an Execution issued GU. Of
ID the Circuit Court Of Wood County, Wiscon-
sin. upon a judgment in favor of George A. Cor
riveau: Plaintiff, and against W. W. sherwins
Defendant, and to me directed on the End day Of
September 1873, |, E. Lavgre, Sheriff of said
Wood County. did. on the date last named; levy
upon and seize tho following described lands and
tenements Of the said W. ". Sherwin; 10 wit.
sea If Sec 81 Town q. North of Range
eL of mex See g. Town %. North Of Ranae4E
sw a Of ne. See. %, Town .. North Of Range
* ofne4 Sec. - Town y, North OF Range +
- ofnw4 Sec. %, Town q, North Of Rapse4
And will on Saturday, the first day of Novem-
Der 1873, between the hours Of one o'clock p. VI.
apd two O'Clock 2. y. Of that ,sy at the Court Cs
County. aforesaid sell at Public Veniue for
cash in hanA, al y he right title interest and
the real estate above described, or 30 much
thereof as will satisfy said execution aed costs
Dated Sept. Il, 1873.
E,LAVIGNE. Sheriff.
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Fine Autographs. We

Fine LithOgraphS.-We have
been presented with five very fine 18th
ographs of the prominent mining towns
in the Lake Superior mining regions,
by Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, who has de-
voted years to this branch of art. To
say that they are well done is not sufi-
Gent praise of the works that now
adorn the walls of our sanctum. They
are gems, and convey a very correct idea
of that great region of country, where
has been buried through all the ages
millions of wealth, that now, through
dint of the welded interests, labor and
capital, is being developed, to make
richer the nations of all the earth.
Each one is bird's-eye view, showing
every building, street, pier and water
course, and giving with vivid distinct
ness, the stretching away of country
or lake, as it may be. These litho-
graphs, are, first, the mining villages
of Ripley, Quincy, Pewabic and Frank
lin; second, Calumet, Hecla, and
Red Jacket, and their mines; third,
Hancock; forth, Torch Lake; fifth,
Houghton; These villages and cities
are the prominent centres Of the cop
per and iron mining interests of north
western Michigan. The picture Of
Torch Lake gives the immense stamp
works Of the Hecla and Calumet mines
and withall, in our opinion is the fin
est of the set. Mr.. Cleveland has just
finished fine picture of our sister vii
lage, Centralia, which will be immedi-
ately Autographed, and ready for dis
tirbution to subscribers, and for sale
very shortly. 1t is fine work, and
will give to the outside world correct
idea of the thriving town. Mr. e. IN
tended to have made drawing of the
City of Grand Rapids, but owing to
the work of plating being prosecuted
by Mr.. Neeves and others, he postponed
the work to u future period, when 1t
will be made with all the improvements
incident to the completion OF these en-
terprises. We bespeak for MIR. Cleve-
land large sale when he shall have
consumated the work. Two very hne
autographs of Peshtigo, and Peshtlgo
in flames, the latter taken Immediately
after the terrible holocaust OF fiame'
are among Mr.. Cleveland's collections.
We forgot to mention that each htho-
graph has a table of reference, giving
by numbers its principal public build
ings, mines, stamp-works &C. &c
Parties desiring to purchase can pro-
cure copies of Mr.. c. on his return 70
Grand Rapids about the first OF Ds'
cen,b.r
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Man killed at MERRIAM

Man Killed at MerriIIan,-A
brakeman on the G. B. & NJ. R'v
named Chas. Young, was killed at Mer-
rillan last Friday morning while en-
gagged in making flying switch. AS
he withdrew the pin he fell, and broke
his neck. The entire train passed
over him, mangling the body terribly.
The braking rods sweeping over his
body. The body was taken to New
London for interment. He was youno
man of good habits, and has a father
and mother in Germany.
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Professional and Ar,ature Musicians

should examine tho Com binatlon Solo
Stops. found only in GEO. WOODS cos
ORGANS.
TIE EOLiNE. A most delicate, soft or
breathing stop.
THE yOx HUMANE. A baritone solo, not .
fan or trenolo.
THE PIANO. beautifully toned piano,
which will never require tuning. Sec ADVERTISE
tnent in anotaeS g,iunn>
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DIRECTORY.

P.,,-Rey: F. ToS ,',,a1I
... e2:155'PE ?. Il Il.
pav R. NJ. WEBSTER
|lL~ NJ. i. NJ, and I /.
Il. t !: N. Prayer meeting
kop,1..-Rey. j. D. COLE
i;a + 4. NJ, and I l.:
II q i II, Prayer meet
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p, RailW

r. MY q, 1873.
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only daughter of Jos. and Adiie Murray age l
year months and IA days Also on the 18th Of
October; ls,s, little Willie the only son of Jos:
ana Addie MURRAY age years months and 10
DAYS, both of the Scarlet Fever and canker sore
throat
THE Lord giyeth and the Lord taketb away.
Blessed be the name of of the Lord"
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Oil,--175o FIRE test
MONEY than Kerosene
rr al. Also the best
1 market at the " God
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Personal. Mayor Lunt returned
from the Chippewa, and Black river
country. last Friday. His Honor tells
of cordial hospitality and municipal
courtesy extended by the representa-
tive men and governments" of our
neighboring cities.
Hon. G. L. Park appeared in our
streets last Monday.
Hon. P. S. Spocner has been
stopping in our city the past week, the
guest of Hon. Jos. Wood.
20. Grrrison returned home from
the "coast'' last Saturday. much re-
cuperated in health.
J. K. Searles and wife, two old
reeidents, now residing in Adams Co.,
have been spending week in the city
among old friends j. K. looks as
natural as a piece of music with Meth
er flats nor sharps, only we miss that
little old tin box that was ever an eye
sore to taxpayers.
-Vroome Talmadge, the architect
and builder of the new lumber mill 60
ing up at Dexterville, returned to the
supervision Of his work last Monday.
Mr. Talmadge engaged sixteen carpen-
tiers to put upon the work. This mill
is to be one of the largest in the pin
cry and will have all the modern i'm
provements for the rapid cutting of
lumber, and cob, enience in handling.
Uncle Coleman Of Yellow River
put in an appearance last Saturday.
His geniality is as good capital as a
stock of greenbacks. The Coleman
house is widely known along the Vel
low River, from Necedah and below, to
it's headwaters, and many "crew'
and "logging party have been enter
tanned by mine host Of the Coleman
house, where good victuals and clean
sheets always make man feel welcome.
Uncle Coleman says he can "sleep'
regiment, for when the s'suits Of
rooms" are full, he just sends them
over on "Hemlock" where "tired ma
lures sweet restorer,' soon finds them
locked in the arms of morphene, and
where stentorian snores mingle with
the soughing of the lofty pines that
stand guard over his castle.
The Simple Reason-Why Hand
Sapolio is the best article in the world
for the constant use Of all classes Of
people, is because it will do what no
other substance will, as follows:
MECHANIcs.-Will entirely remove
tar, paint, oil, and varnish from the
clothing and hands.
FARMERs.--Its use will prevent
tan, sunburn, chapped hands.
WORKING WoMEN.-It will take
the place Of powders and cosmetics for
identifying the complexion, and will
render the hands white and soft, no
matter how much they are used.
ENERYBODY.-Iti is the best article
in the world for removing all cutaneous
blemishes from the skin, and rendering
it white, beautiful, and natural in col
or. In price cheaper than soap-only
10 and 10 cents cake, according to
size.
Fatal Acc,dei.t.-An accident, by
which soul was launched into eternity
without moments notice, occurred on
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h, Balcomb wishes US
!. he will give no les
but will be prepared
,,o timing. Orders left
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Hsy.-A beautiful
,i7ss Of Changers and
PiiIlso & Co.'S.

-Flocks of wild geese
i,;Dr observed thread
,opthvard; weather
5e,okens an early win
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r;,,e Table.


r;we Table.
r. ''D ro,,c EAST.
f r r 3eE; =. 8 !: p y ): Al
asiia: To- To-
! .. ssss' 81
tl2sI'' rs q.
.s aEn; IS IS
i'n'i'- l I.S5 , DIP
'l'F''' f y ~ } AT Pm
!, liver STA s.5s N. Dp
..,.
Hsy.-A beautiful
r7ss Of Changers and
-TIocks of wild geese
alg Observed thread
sonthVard; weather
5aokens an early WIN
81 ushos nc
!. BaIc0m0 "lSne' Us
i he will give no les
but will be prepared
DO tuning. Orders lett
|:
tnl-l,0 n'' '0S'
monty 'llaa h',0'9"0
per gal. Also 'ne pest
market at the " GOD
ttOrs OF hooa .ouh-
announce myself as a
Be oHlce Of >ap'rlRtend-
at the ensuing election
perform The duties OF
'''f Of ny aoIllty'
The Place to buy
at 's2. See'es "
no. | RAINING Mil
: ''S"' can reIer 10
y ''s using THESE
''-tf
AT. ,mourS ANY
i. .pI sll Of the
Z :o,ls are we'll made,
T.s at close figures
!, .'' aus ''1" can
u
The other day we
lie On our stoop in
and now Charlie
ai~ We have moth
-t.'T wants that shoe
We hav'n't any one
i We're nothing to US
h, IT,:
H. rir,,o o,..
1''d levee where he
see all the little ones
Of December. The
I'll be chock full of fun.
! 'eindeers meath the
Of good bedding is
Out for an awful foot
/ o,.,
i, oa = .S' num-
.s !, .' os. at La BIeux's
/, ,:.,, s''S'n0'n' from
III. , s,' ana proceed
t4i !, % ,5asht it out on
s5I "a Aadalln's saloon
,,:,, man, a Norwegian,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old IRON,

Old Iron,
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
t. JOHN RABfTN
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|fN. Am0urS. Any
+, AMI sll of the
n,
b ,oels are we'll made,
'''ls at close figures
can offer
i',,tI bargains than can
,Elere. IF
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FtOrs Of Wood COun-

flUrN I'll ,fUWu touH'
announce myself as a
BE Office Of Saperintend-
at the ensging election.
/ perform the duties Of
best Of ny ability.
! c, l. Powers.
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place to buy
at Geo. Neeves <
10. | flaming Mil
" them, can refer to
| ~ are using these
37-tf
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Lln,. This venerable
''e little ones has rent
! 2b'IIeo & Co 5. store,
mad levee where he
. @e all the little ones
. Of December. The
;. be chock full Of fun.
y tenders meath the
: Of good bedding is
! Out for an awful foot
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,lhe other day we
me on our stoop in
and now Charlie
-1s'1 We have moth
-i'-ty wants that shoe
We havn't any one
J l We're nothing to US
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Government Securities.
NEW 1OKk-F1RsT BO.
The MaPkefa

BALTIMORE, Sept. s-Yirginia SIS, consolidated
81 West Nirainia's, Il bid to-day.
BALTIMoRR, Sept. Section frm-iow middlings
e4@19. Flour &C ive-Cfty Mills, high grades, aa
yanced IS cents; others unchanged. Wheat active
and strODg-whte choice, I 90; fair to prime do.
/ 7c@l IS; choice amber, !. s2@l So good to prime
Isd' ia5@l 20; common to fair do, l.6o@l 20: Ohio
Corn hrm-white southern, 64;- yellow southern
62er63; mixed western 631s Oats irpcr aud higher
southern, 45@s9i western mixed 4I@6; do white
"a Rye firm. Hay unchanged. Provisions rrmer
Mess pork, n75@ls GO; Bulk meats firmer and
higher-shOulders, s.. az; clear rib sides, 9sIGlO
Bacon frm and unchanged. Hams unchanged. Lard
dull and nominal, s4@1s. Western butter un
changed. Coffee strong and UNCHANGED. Whisky
dun and heavy, eJGsS Sugar strong, n@nl4.
NRw YORK, Sept. 5-GOld opened at 1l25s bid
ll3 asked.
NEw YORK, Sept S. IL 80 a. m-Gold is now ll2lS
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Stocks active and irregu ar
Gold, l24. Money!. Exchange, long, So; short
90. Governments dull and irregular.
NEw YORK, Sept. s.-Fiour frmer Wheat
qulet and hrmer. Corn quiet and hrmer.
LONDON, Sept.s, Il 81 p. m.-COnsOls for money
92'a@921a; for account, g21s. Erie, AZ.
LONDON. Sept. 8, $50 p. m.-The rate of discount
IN open mar ket for three months bills per cent
There has been nothing doing in money and dis
counts in open market.
LONDON, Sept. 8. 8 30 p. m.-Erie, 471s.
PARIS, Sept. S-Rentes IS francs - confines.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, once Of Chef SigHdI O&cey, 4
WASHING TON, September 8, 1873, 1850 q. n.
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TwENTy-FoUR HOURS
An area of diminished pressure has moved from
Lake Huron eastward to Maine, accompanied by
cloudy weather and light rain over the middle and
New England states and lower lake region, over
which sections clear and clearing, nol weather and
light to fresh mol Invest and nor beast winds are
now prevailing. The barometer is highest over the
upper lake region, but has decide dy fallen over the
northwest, with winds shifting to southerly and
easterly. Generally cloudy weather, rain areas and
northerly to easterly winds have prevailed over the
south Atlantic and gulf states.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England rising baron
eter, gentle and fresh norherly and northeasterly
winds, and clear and clearing, cool weather, will
kreyail. For the middle states and lswer lake re-
gion gentle and fresh winds, mostly from the north
wet and northeast, and generally clear, cool
weather. For the south Atlantic and gulf states
east Of the Mississippi gentle and fresh winds from
the north and east partly cloudy, cool weather and
coast rains. For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
clear, cool weather. For the upper lake region
falling barometer and winds shifting to easterly
and southery, with clear weather du ing the day
For Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota diminishing
pressure soufhery to eastery winds and increasing
cloudne3s, with probably rain in the two lat
ter. The majority Of the morping telegraphic
norts from the west gulf states, Kansas, Rocky
Mountains, and Pacific states missing.
LOCAL RECORD.
The ther mometer in the business room OF THE
STAR office registered to-day follows:-8 M, 66
10 a. m, IS; I'm, SO; Up m. 20.