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1Er,ight Tcmtplnr Excurafon.

p1rrsnuRo,f, Pa, July 1o.-The Knights
Tenplar excursion Of tho Grand Ohlcors of the
Grand llncampmont OF tho Unitol stntos and
Tompara Of Pittsburgh md Allegheny arrived
Mt Maysvillo, N. T., tonight, and all seom de-
lighted with tho trip. Thoso from, tho Weat hro
enthusiastic over tho magnificent Bconery of tho
routo up tho Allegheny River, 1t betng an on
tiroly. now aonsation to them. Judge English.
Of Arkansas J. y. Simmons, Of Now York, md
party, a largo number Of Pittsburgh and Alle
ghony Sir Knights and tholr ladies accompanied,
tho excursion.
, 1873-07-21

Special EroiEht Rates on Articles In
tended for Exhibition Mt Industrial
FnirA Not to lso Regarded zs Dts-
criminntion.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 10.~-rho following
opinion of the Railroad and Warehouse Com
miasionors will DO found OF intercst:
STATE or ILLrNo1s
OFFICE OF THE RAILROAD AND WAnEstousES
Hon. JOIN /: Reynolds President u the Ihtnou Board
s1n Tho question is asked BY you whether there
ia IN our opinion, any law ID force In thta State
fofi,nang reduction Of sates Of M by
at the Industrial Fair The third section Of Tho net
approved May ? 1879. states what shall be deemed
evidence Ct Il unjust diseriminatop. Tho main main
favoritiam and an ,,luo advantage in business rela-
tonH, as between different persons. A reduction Of
zatca IN favor Of certain Individuals dealing one class
Of goods would 10 Injury III business point Of Wow
Dut reduction III favor Of ali parsons nko WHO arc
sending articles for exhibition ut tho 1nduRtral Fair
woua not ses to y@e @ sny % %sdynage to ono
that these artlees designed for exhibition ut indus
encouragement that one ia njurioualy Affected by
such reduction and That a persons sending this class
what woui, otherwise, a. between rivai business mo,,
ba prima facio evidence Of unjust discrimination.
When reduction does not pecunlarily lnture any
one but the contrary encourages tho industrial in
public policy It 1eaves, We think, no
good 10 declare such reduction unjust dis
criinnntion. It is not nero discriminating but un-
Just discrimination that IL prohibited by tho Conatitu
tion md Tho statute Very respectfully,
{6lgned) II. D. Cook,
D. A, Bnowx,
JOHN ii. PEARSON,
Commissioners.
The Commissioners hare adjourned to moos
again next Monday, whom they doRign to call be-
forc them expertsin the preparation Of d schcd-
ule Of rates for railrond tarilrs. They propose
to ,lse all tho avenues OF information to aid in
working out the difficult problem before then.
, 1873-07-21
UXORlClDE,
a Louisville Isarlkecper Deliberately
Shoots His Wife.

a Louisville IsarlKecper Deliberately
Shoots EHts Wife.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10.-James Cannon,
formerly bafkeepor III this city, but lately .
wilo in this city to-day. His wifo separated
from Cannon somo years sinco on account Of
ill-trcatment, but Cannon camo up from Now
Orleans month or two ago aud persuaded
lcr to come back to him. aho Iyol
with him throo weeks, and again left him. This
morning Cannon wont to the house where liH
wife was staying, and, after como conversation
with her, pullod pistol from his pocket, placed
it against his wifoH breast, and flrod. She fell
to tho floor, when Cannon fred again, tho bullet
entering her breast tho second time. sho died
almost Instantly. Cannon was arrested after \
brief chase, and lodged in jnil.
, 1873-07-21

San FRANCISCO, July 19.--speoulatora from
all parts OF Oregon and Washington Territory
arc tlockiug to Tacoma, tho wostorn terminus Of
tho Nortlorn Pacific lsailrond.
The steamer Eliza Anderson will be taken to
Tacoma md nsod MI a hotol.
Tho Central Paoiic Railroad Company applies
for IN expensive reduction Of tho ta1ation Of
tho property Of tho Company in tho Counties of
Sutter, Ynba, Butte, Tahanla, Shasta, and tho
counties OIL tue lino Of tho California mud Orc
gon roadB. .
Tho first shipment Of tho new wheat crop
1oayca this wook.
, 1873-07-21

Hourn BEND, Ind, Iuly 10-Tho County Com
missonora and tho Mayor OF Bouth Bond join
together in tho offer Of reward of 5000 for the
murloror Of Chrin Clriatian, tho Dano, Which
Duffiold is under honls to tho roxt torn Of tho
Circuit Court for assault with deadly weapon,
and III noted for his connection In Aayorul nl1r-
dora and murdorouB nsBaults,
, 1873-07-21

BY the 1atest House regulations tho maine Of
eyery cenAe vessel must be painted hor storm, and
tho port 10 which Rho belongs OIL 4 black ground in
white lettera not less than three inches i'll length.
Noncompliance with this rule attaches ane OF $40.
On Monday evening, while thu schr Evellna Bates
law suonpsod under tue lea nf Kel]y'A lalanl heavy
thunder Houa1l aroso when her chain rnred and tho
yusaol WAS driven At swift speed tuSarl the shore.
Fortunately Ahe drftet foul Of tho pier aud thoro
held by hor awaors. Bho arrived hero yesterday for
now anchor and clia!n, .
Tho stmr Northwest has been repaired In Clsve<
land, and ia ready to make her regular trips.
Information received from good authority leads
to tic bol!of that tho projected Widening Of te
tranca to tho Wcllanl Oanal at Port Colhorno will not
10 carried to compilation. The dredging Of the feeder
psctaton that It will IN lue uo 10 made the main
would he . gratifying ono to, tho ownera
much more could 10 sai In favor Of It, It Il probably
n,ado In accordance with tho following among other
pontR set forth in tho report Of the cnHnoer Port
Maitland III caaly accessible In stormy weather, has
already HhoWn, deep water entrance, aul from the mas
ture Of tho river bod Ia capable Of enlargement At
sonablo outlay. Tha harbor Ia now frequently usel
by yesaela aycn Of refuge and a stated to be ono
OF the neAt Lake Erlc. 1t haa the additional adj
vantage Of being generally clear Of leo MUCH s1onec
than ehor Port Uolborno nuffnlo It 3s also we'll
known that toward the eaRosn end OF Lake Erie great
fluctuations Of the surface caused by aoEma, tho
maximum offset from tlls CAUSE balug often produo.
tive of gortou8 nundson at buffalo. This II mainly
owing to the rapid covergouce Of tho north and south
shores and tbs fact that the city IL situated At the ext
treua end ol ihp lake."
, 1873-07-21

John Farley, Of Cincinnati, whilo DRINK. foil
off the farry-boat yostertiay, and WAS drowned.
Tho system Of cooperative .toros il being
abandoned by the Grangors in Iowa,
Tho Fall niyor Mills, Atass., will be closed for
two wooits, commencing August 2.
Tho total assessment Of property in 8anga-
mon County for 1878 Is 333 500, ,3A, against 5ll,
Ya0, 1876 for 1879.
President Welch has declined the Presidency
of tho Arka1Iaas Industrial College, and will re-
nain with tho Agrioultura! College Of 1own.
, 1873-07-21

tnkon to compel compromise IN tho mnttor;
and wo nre glad they havo found a why out OF
their difticultios Tho sottlomont Of this tlobt,
and tho relief Of the county and ts oitzons from
Judgments hanging over tlorn, on account
flleroof, will groat]y ontnnce tho valuo Of prop
orty, and mako poopLo much moro ready to tttl-
vent In enterprises for tho development Of tho
RESOURCES of tho county Inlood, It ia probable
That, wlotior just or unjust, 1t would havo boon
to to poc,niary advantage Of tho county to l,avo
hottlod them, on the best torms oOsatnablo, many
ycara n1O.
, 1873-07-21

WARRINGTON July 18.-Tho lighthouse board
bridge Company hsyo Boon roaured to maintain
throughout eAoh night hereafter during the eoa-
son Of navigation system OF lights to mark tho
draw in thoir bridge ovor tho enamel iletween
I'ronion anl GroHao Island Michigan, known aa
the American channel.
, 1873-07-21
CllRA,

NEW Yonx, July 19.-Gon. Quesnda, brother
in-law Of President Cespodes tho confidential
agent of tho Cuban Republic, arrived hero yes
Minister at Washington concerning Cuban indo-
pendoncc. He states TINT 1900 troops have
boon promised from Me3ico; that Peru will
probably soon render assistance and arrange
monts arc being mado for holding. ut Washing
ton. a conference Of representatives from all
the South American Republics to promote Gu
ban independence.
, 1873-07-21

The West Virginia Penitcntfnry Case.
WHEELING, ". w., July 1O.-1he suprsme
Court Of Appeals Of tE.iB Btato decided tile Penl
tentiary case, to-lny, il, favor of Bridges, tho
claimant under tho authority Of tho Doard OF
Public Works, md over shal!oross, who held tho
position under tho appointment Ut GOV. Jacob.
The Court was unanimous. Tho opinion WIS
doliyorol by Judge Raymond.
, 1873-07-21
Kentucky Ikls-Iklux,

LOUISVILLE, July 19.-I4e oauAe Of tho At
taok by disguised mon Oh tlle house Of ono 0al-
in yoHterdayp dispatch, wan dalbroath having d
upgro vito.
, 1873-07-21

to-day met to lear the argumoit III tho Gordon
kidnapping caao. Tile defenso cited all the all
thoritleB, English mud American. Tic Court
adjourned until Tueaday, whom Judge DetaMnay
will giyo Lis decision.
, 1873-07-21

LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Juliua Carl, formerly
Sheriff Of Hart County. Kentucky, engaged in a
quarrel with Alr. Smith, a respectable citizen
ondetl in Carl shooting Smith III tho broaat with
a toublo-barrol shotgun, killing him instantly.
Tloro was an old gruage between tho parties.
, 1873-07-21

ing party celebrated last oyoning tho victory Of
tlcir College at tho Springfield regatta, and to-
day they loayo for Fort BrdGer, wllore they will
spend tile next six woakB III Investigating the
geological formation Of tho Wasatch Mountains.
, 1873-07-21

LIVERPOOL, July 19.-lho steamship Cuba,
from New York; !; Olympus, from Boston aud
Berlin, from baltimore, Aavo arrived out.
NEw' Yonx, July l0.-Arriyed, steamships
Norman and Kron Printz, from Bro1non.
, 1873-07-21
TEXAS.


GALVESTON, Texas, July ia great arson
:aHo is being tried boforo Recorilar Collor to-
day. mali calling himself Thomas Corian, and
hailing from New Orleans, has beon arrested. by
Special Detective Mccormick M the ring-]eador
and lo laH implicated some hall-dozen mo.nbors
Of the Fire Department and police forco.
Tho schooner Pauline, with n onrgo Of shin
gcH and droased lumber, from Now Orleans to
fndianola, went ashore on 0alvcHton Island in
the Btorm Of the 18th inst, having lost llor dock
load aud rudder.
Alitt Gains, sr., from Washington County, on
a Charge Of bigamy, llaa hoon sentenced to ono
yenr's imprisonment III tho I'onitontlary.
, 1873-07-21

sr Louis, July 19.-J. Il. picton, OF tho firm
OF N. r. rieton i Co., commission merchants,
was arrested to-day at the inatanco Of storling
& Price, on the charge Of obtaining from them
rrotonaes. Pioton waH releaBod on bull Of
$4,000.
, 1873-07-21

Special DispafcA to The Chfrago Tri5Hae
HrR1NoF1ELD. Ill, July l7.-Liconso WAS
granted tl,is morning by tile Secretary Of State,
to organize tho Chicago Euening journal COM
pany Of Chicago, with capital stock Of
p2U0, 900.
, 1873-07-21
AUSTRIA,

New YoRK, Jnly 1o.-A Vienna special states
TINT Hiram Garretson, of Cleveland, O., bas
boon appointed Chief American Commissioner
in tho place Of jackson Schultz, rosgncd, and
has entered upon his duties.
, 1873-07-21
ER RAkEE,

PARIS, July 1o.-The shah Of Persia md suite
loft Paris to-day on Bpocal train for Qonova.
The Assembly today. votod to thko recoaa
from July ~ until Nov. 6.
, 1873-07-21

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, July, l0.-Tho Capitol Commits
sIoners have been in session for two days. They
will probably declare the Quincy, ILL.,, stono
, 1873-07-21

PARSONS, Ka., July 10. Tho wheat crop ia all
secured, md nlakcH u better yield than at lsst
Anticipated.
, 1873-07-21

,Spfcial Dl8Dafth 70 The Chica9o 7Fib1t'le.
IABALLE, H., July l9.-The canal-bnats Legrau1t
Waterloo, and Hercules we're towed up from Peru to-
cann1 Tho steamer KRtie dupartet towing tho canals
boats Montana and Dcerrark with lunbor for Peoria
and tho Cataract, with lumber, lolr, and aat for
boat Mary O'Rieiy, with building stono
for Heury. The canal-toats Esso1, With lumber for
I.asalie tic hontana and Dcorpark with lumber for
reoria tho Cataract with lumber, Hour and sa!t for
IennDpn. all passed ont OF tho canal Niue foot and
Inches OF waller On tho nitro a OF Lock 10. No ro-
mort from below.
, 1873-07-21

single hotel, where forty.two persons woro At
tackcd with Bympton,s Of oholera, six died. Tho
hoiel wns closed.
:, Loplsy1L1E, Ky., July 1g.-It ID hoped that
tho cholera llas entirely disappeared In Eliza
bothtown and palucaE,. No caaos ,goro reported
IN oikllor place for tho Inst throo days.
, 1873-07-21

OCEAN GnoyE, n. j.. July 10.-Two Sons of
this AFTERNOON, in the surf at Shark River.
, 1873-07-21
Avenged 1ais Honor.

ALBANY, N. y, July 10.-AIichaol Manning
was stabbed fatally this oyolling by Potter Mo.
NamAra, who charges him with 6oing crlminally
Intimate with his (hleNarnara's) vito.
, 1873-07-21

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July 10. Mr.. Ed r. Fox'a
grain warehouse, located ut Ohapin, In this
county, waa entirely consumed by fire last night.
, 1873-07-21

Tho National Photographic Aaaocia.
tl0n.
BUFFALO, July 10,-Ths National Photographic
Association, which lias boen In ncasiun hero slnco
Tuesday laBt. las adjourned to moet ut Chicago
OH the second TuoBday Of July, 1874.
, 1873-07-21
Obituary.

LITTLE Roog, Ark. July lp,-Capt. 4. L. Dis.
mukes, an old river man, dled at Dardenele,
yesterday.
, 1873-07-21
years ago.

IT. II nfron
ah;n9ica '19'A0114N'o' 1oV IL 'a"oet, ID III
Barge 3SS1 Is Williams, n1onomnc. am ~ ,u,,,.r 8oo
lath 1'AoA'A"A's'' 1'' III 4u'aoo1' ooo :"
schr Ethan Aim wh,tc rnk, mn y, r-,,.
sshr My y noosh, Willie Iate' g. % m lumber, aom
stmr shoGoygau. Two Rivers. 1o1 nko, hnt,.r ,na
aunaries. .'e''' 49, ''s' ''''''' Ill"
ssr ssSr slyse \ II Sqs astssSn %nosfs 1ss SmsSr ,
schr ]. llibDari wolIets p!er 90 cords TN bark.
Sehr r. johnso 20 n lumber 30
jath, Ae"NSA' -4' - Aa'1'1S'' " Ia
scnr J. v. Brown, 1epomineo, 1sy m lumbar Is Il,
Bcow marmonia. sot Mayon sIg e 'o11 M 1umhcr uui
sshr 9yss e / soMnRsSn s 7 2So lumber
smr nasEegon, MasEeaon Il $50 ensss berro. % br,
1ah. 1SS ~A'0' 1''A'o'' ~'eA'
gcbr Inwrence no5anu1nrph ar,draa
schr Ton pane. gauuatuef. d 1s:sse eta wooi
smr $. = oaldsoll, fors Huron, io1 ptgs n'h, and
schr ]. I. seavor, a1.nisteo. 1eo m lumber.
ashr s3 9: 9 Gordon, benton Hsr5o;, Ism, ssm lumber.
sehr Melns oconte Tmte' 80 a5g M ,ohn iu1eIsr eSs
Dargo G, F. H!iou, 0rsnd Mayen, 1som tuubcr.
''rH Uoysha' postsa n'n0"'n'0 70 III iun'0f N ce'Aa
sshr sshr Emma Iunpon Mal,o Id umor o
Prop Sovereign, Montraal, 47s br!s cemeut aud suu.
Barge Venu. 1ua,nu,on, a5o m 1umber.
srIs 81 pIlot Mustcrnn ~ III 1n9 n, ,,ni.ar M
sshr M 1rstle, is' siaslsss'n, u N lumber.
@ schr Q. u j. sooder, Sushcgon, y H. % 10 N lumber.
3tmr scoia. Montreal. loo casks soda ssh.
scLr Arrow, II II Holland; % 90 n t lumber isa '0'' N'N'
acar acn WnIot u,o Iano IN nv, =, ,G,z ,5nn iUa
Schr fitatno' ;e' Tm,inotnm * w i,,mhor
sclr % nary Nan, Menon,,,nce is N shinR1cg.
sehr MontaHk nnttnS 100 tons soc Sos -
nh oe. si ,r' tu,i. ~ ~ s 1xn ~ mgUu. , an
en1 In@fs ~ ffs,h AoAp''A' "''o 4'"Ao 1'' - o''' y"
flsh, 81 bdis lidos.
schr Anor!cs Sturgeon Bay, eco m lumber
scnr Magnolia, Muskegon, 12o m lumber, 10 m lath.
achr Mary, MuAkc9on, $50 ID lumber.
f,cow caroen Day North Bay, 1000 telegraph poles,
Gtmr Muskcgon, Muskegon, 16O caHcs berrios
schr Seventh Ohio hIuskegon, 125 lumber 30 1Ath
asow @ Laurel, DUCK Lie, os N lumber, is m 1ath.
3chr Nnssan Buffalo, ESQ tons COAL
Schr l.. Throop, Ludwigs P1or, 80 cords wood.
scow Fellcctious, Mcno1nineo, ITO IN lumber.
Scr II. uowlot White Lake. leo lumbar, Is m 1ath.
CLEARED, .......... July 10.
drios.
Bnrga Mercury, Ludtngton, sundrieB.
Bark Jcsse Drummoud, Port Goborue, 20092 bu
corn.
Stmr Lawrence, Ogdonnburgh, 600 bu coru 10 bra
pogk. "
Barge A. Gbhart, Buffalo, as coo bu corn.
Bchr Skylark Buffalo, q 600 bu corn.
schr Sam Flint, Buffalo, 50 600 bu corn.
scsr D. T. Wade. Buffalo, 0.5l2 bu corn.
Prop n. aroh. Manlsteo, 500 lu oatp.
Prop 1ra Chafreo saug.tuck, 800 green salted hdea
and aundrtes.
Stmr sAeboygan, Racine, sundrcs
Bark Lafraner, Buffalo, 27,0l7 b,l corn.
Prop Alnn Munro, Montreal, 1G, 237 bu wheat.
, 1873-01-31
SAN FRANCISCO.

Arrival OF the PeEnvinn"Chlna-5ap
EmbassY-AP Peace Comn1issio to the
HIodocs-NIovemcnts OF tho Military
Rainy wcntl,cr-Wifo1 1Iuracr-Nirs.
Fnlr's Lecture I3xperienccs-Thc Gal.
lows.
SAS FnASc1sco, Jan. 30.-The steamer Mon
tAnn arrived from Panama to-day. with tho PERU
vian Embassy to China and Japan on board.
The members of the legation nrc all well. They
will remain in this city for several days.
l. movement is making to send Elijah Steele,
prominent lawyer and old resident Of Yreka,
mud other citizens, uaar7ned, to the camp Of
Jack, for the purpose Of treating with him for
General Gillem will leave Yreka to-day for
Fairchild's camp. He announces his determina-
tion to attack the A1odocs Is soon as reinforce
ments arrive. -
After several days Of dry, electrical north
wind prevailing along the Uho1e coast-line and
far into the interior, With heavy sand-storms in
the southern countios, the weather changed last
night and rain fell bountifully, with E fair pros
pect to-day OF its continuance.
Dennis Coleman, Of this city, beat his wife
till she died from the effects Of the injuries
received The Coronor'a jury last night rem
dered = verdict accusing him Of the crime OF
granddaughter.
Laura b. Fair -lectured last night at Hamilton
Hall, Sacramento, upon Evolves in tho Fold"
She was exceedingly bitter upon the San Fran
cisco press and clergy: and tho attorneys @nd
the jury that frat tried her. She proposes lee
turing again in tho same place.
Joel H. Mansfield, was tried to-day for au
attempt to murder his lover, Miss Helm. The
Jury deli5erated six hours, but failed to agree,
and we're discharged by the Court
Mra. Fair ia trying to get the lecture hall at
Stockton. but has thus far been unsuccessful.
James Bowling YVES shot last night by John
Tuers, and died this afternoon.
Panache Balencia will be hanged for murder,
tomorrow, ut Fairfield, 6olano County.
, 1873-01-31
DES MOlNES.
Close OF the Rankin Investigations.
important Testimony.

Close OF the Rankin Investigations
Important Testimony.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, Jan. 30.-The Rankin In
yestigation Committee closed their lators last
evening. Captain West, Of the National State
Bank. testified that his bank had never loaned
Rankin money. Ex-Deputy Treasurer Brandt
was recalled, and related how he discovered Ran
kin's defalcation to the College funds, and how
His testimony concludes as follows: "Ihe total
amount in the College Treasurer's hands on the
9Th of December, 1871, WAS 49,3sS.17. The
total amount received from that to June 25,
1871, was ss,479.75. The total amount paid out
was 81, ,oo4o7. There ware s14,15o Of these
funds in the bonds. nedacting the amount .ot
the bonds and money paid out, he should have
had on hand. On the 25th OF January, 1871,
$36,718.85. He first paid College warrant
from the State Treasury, about the 25th OF
Rankin made up the deficiency in the State
Treasury, in this settlement On tho Sd of Juno
last, but On an examination OF the journal there
may have been drafts put into the boz that came
on Saturday and we're not reeeipted for until
a later date. My opinion still is, that the
greater proportion wna made from special
deposts, such as funds received by tbs
State Treasurer from purchases Of railroad
lands for which no duplicate receipts
were issued to tho Auditor OF State, and special
times amounted to very large Gums. There is
nothing by which an accounting officer may
know the amount and prevent the appropriation
BY the Treasurer Of money paid in for railroad
ton of s3s, 500, made from Major Ran
-kin's statements, my observation and
the evidence elected by this Committee is this:
Major Rankin told me he invested about S27, 900
in the factory. think about $4,000 went into
his residence. think about $4,000 OF $4,000
went into lands. and the balance into rni1road
companies where he WAS Interested, insurance
companies, telegraph companies, churches, Sab
bath school donations, and book-peddlers gener-
ally. I think it is duo to the Major to
SAY TINT have seen him, upon several occasions,
receive money and drifts said to come from
friends at the East, and have also seen him send
money back again to friends East. Ny convic-
ton is that parties in the East have lot him have
considerable money at different times. This
nay recount for the disparity in our state-
uleIts."
, 1873-01-31

5cnnies among the animals whose owners
shall be made liable for damages
caused by their running At large. Section was
amended making persons having stock IN Ros
9 is amended, allowing parties injured by stock
to 50 before = Justice Of tho Pesco, in the ab.
eenco OF trustees to have dan.scs assessed, and
when the trustees or Justices cannot attend to
the came, they have power to appoint other par
ties to assess the damages. Section II Was
amended that the provisions OF tho stock act
shall not be enforced in any county or township
till si1 months after ita adoption The maxi
mum value Of any animal advertised
by County Clerk was fixed ut 915. A
new section was added, that any animal taken up
shall be released Oh the onnor fling = bond in
double the amount OF the appraised value. Tho
chapter Was then passed. 4 few amendments 'n!1, t.
were made to tho other chapters Of Tftle II
and tho bill as u whole being put upon its pass
age was lost, for lack OF = Constitutional ma-
jority.
4 resolution was adopted that the Houae
would consider Title OF revenue, "a requested
by the Senate, at it's earliest convenicnce- Tho
Senate amendments to Title 8 OF corporations
we're concurred in. Adjourned
, 1873-01-31
THE WEATHER..


War Department ProEnostfcatIona-
Reporta from Various Points.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-The Signal Service re-
| ports indicate that the temperature has con-
tinued cold weather ut the East and South. The
coolest report from the Weat is at Indianapolis,
below zero. Tho Thermometer registers IS
above at San Francisco; "a at Corinne; Is At
Chicago; 10 at Milwaukee, with SNOW 20 at St.
Paul 10 at Duluth; at Marquette; at Ape-
na; 12 at Grand Haven; It Detroit and
Toledo; below at Cleveland 2 beloT at Pitts Pitts
from ns5'4A to above in 1 Upper c.u.da; T sad
2 to II below in Lower Canada; 10 below
at Burlington, Vt. below 1t Portland; l
shove at Boston; Z above in New York; II
above at Philadelphia l above at Baltimore !;
mington, N. c.; Ss Ut Charleston; Il at
Jacksonville, Fla; So at Augusta, Ga; 81
at Mobile; 81 at New Orleans; II ut Mem
phis; at St. Louis.
s1aSAL OFFICER, DIVISION or TrLEaRAxs AND
REPORTS FOB TIE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE, VASE
Ha1oy, .. c., Jan 30.-ProbabiIties- New
England, fresh southerly to westerly winds. veer-
ing to westerly and northUcsterly, somewhat
high tomperstuEe and partly cloudy Weather.
and brisk westerly and northvesterly, and gen
orally clear weather, except oTor tho Lower
Lake region, where cloudy weather, areas lot
light SNOW, and falling Temperature are probable.
ture and cloudy weather, with areas Of light
rain along the coast. For tho Gulf States,
cast Of tho Mississippi, rising temperature winds
cloudy weather, For Kentucky, Tennessee.
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, generally clear
weather. For the Upper Lake Region, rising
barometer, decided fall temperature, fresh, and
brisk northe1ly to southerly winds, and gener-
ally clear weather.
CrrY OF KINGSTON, N. Y. Jan. 30.-Dcspatches
from various portions Of this State report the
Thermometer from 20 to 80 degrees below zero.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.--The thermometer at
various places in the State this morning ranged
from % to s. degrees below zero,-ths coldest
weather in thirty years.
CoLuaBUs, Ohio, Jan. 30.-The thermometer
at a. m. stood 19 below zero, but the weather
has greatly moderated tonight
sAH FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.-Reports this eTen-
ing from various portions Of tho interior OF the
State show severe hail-stor1n and remarkably
cold weather. A hail-storm in this city at 7
o'clock P. m did not continue long.
HaRTFoRD, Conn.,, jan 30.-The thermometer
this morning in this city indicated $50 below
zero in East Hartford, 81 . below.