davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-01-26

but for ita being supported by loayy iron
shoulder" from Which thick iron rotl r,l.ta
through tho building. THUS Keeping it from fall
Ing. DAnngo, s4D0o.
TIE MICHIGAN BTnEET nH1DGE.
Tho now swing-brtye extending acrona tho
crcek Mt tho foot Of Michigan street noh.y
vintlicated it's right to oxist yesterday. Al
unpopular oyo-Aoro to old nnviga.ors whflo in
process Of construction. ita star was In the
n4contlant aftcr tho catastrophe, and, iiko tho
spartan loro of old, received niwearlod prniso
for It's defense OF tho pass. Had 1t not boon for
tho ataunch pier which interrupted tho rushing
tloot Of yoaBe1s thcro no calculating whore how
tho jam might hnvo on1od. II ls readily ouo,1Eh
admitted that thero WAS sufficient force In tho
current to hive awopt every boat above Main
street out into tho mouth Of tho creok, aud pos
sihly into tho harbor, wlero tho rivers Hwittour-
reut might havo taken hRnu IN tho play.
wOftKaiEN WEnE DUsY
In tho afternoon tohrng down the parti1llv do
molisllod allo.ls md attonding to tho battered
aud diHtnnnt1ol yosac!s. Although outloavors
wore made to bring order out Of Tho chaon,
nothing was effected yesterday by tho yosscl-
owners Ill tho way oi cxtrlcatlon. Tho untortu-
nato bouts aro likely to remain In their present
situation for homo days to como.
Lo3B uY DAMAGE.
Tic following figures will glvo pretty correcs
fdoa OF tho oxtcnt of tho datnayo pecuninrily:
, 1874-05-25
The Transit OF Vcnlzss

Tho following ia q liBt of stations chosen by
tho United 8tatea Astronomical Commission
from which to tako observations OF the transit
Of Venus over the suns disc, In December next;
together with corrected lat Of the gontlomen
who will tako part In the work:
Viadroatoek, Rassfa', 55erta-Chef of Party. Prof.
AHaph HALL United s!atss Nayy Aasistant t. Astsomer
er D. II. Oinrk indianapolis. Ind: firat AaHiBtant
IhosograVher, T. 8. Inppan. Cincinnati, O.; Second
assistant Photographer, George ]. Rockwell Columbia
faaasakI, Japan-ohicf Of Party, Prof. deorge
Davidson, United Rtates Coast Survey; Assistant
Astronomer Q. i. Ttlnan, untnd Atates co4st Bur-
yoy; Principal photographer. g. II. scert, WaBhing-
lerton Lodge, boston, MUS, second Assistant Pho
aogrnuhcr. 7. II. Williams, 1,osson, Mass.
IssiM, cht,'a-ohof Of Party, pToi. James O. Wat
teoonor. assnont not yet nsIo; prnana re. ne
tagrapher, W. v. Ranyer. syrucuse N. r; frst As
sistant Photographer, Dr.. Ekm Watson, ST,
}oss f sssond Econ MiaS Hsst'an' nen
C,ozcs Istands- OF Party, Cant. @. ". Hay
mond, Corps Of Engineers Unttod states Army; As-
s!stant Astronomer, First Iou. Samuel Z; l1lmau.
William H. Pywal., Washington y. q. Tirat Assistant
photographer, j, a. Campbell, CuyInHton Ky; Heo-
ond Assistant Photographer, Albert Fostsr Washing
Ktrquelen Island-Chief Of party, Lieut.. oommau.
der George i. Nya1!, Unitod Rtatcs Nayy Assistant
Astronomer, Iieit. Commander Charles ]. Train,
unitod stales Navy; prinoIpal Photogranhor, D. IT..
graphor. doorge II. Dryer 1nd!annpolla, 1u. Second
Ansataut Photographer, Irwin Stanley, sp'colaad,
Ind. :
Astronomer, Leonard Waldo. Commercial College,
New York; Principal Photographer, John Moran,
Fhila,el2ha, pspu.; Etrat Aaatstkut Photographer
, 1874-05-25
An AeroIite in North Carolina.

Ftlda IN. C,) Correspondence Of Tho Aattiah Ness.
Last Thursday evening. between q and 8
o'clock, all this part OF creation WIS jarrcd by q
tremendous explosion. There Waa general apl
instructive exclamation Of ''Dald hlountainl"
but wo have since 1ealned tint tho disturbance
was caused by the explosion Of Ill aoroite.
which fell to tho eartll ii tho upper part Of this
county, not very fur from hanaom's bridge.
pernona in the neiglborhood aecurotl HOMO Of
tho piccea, aud one fragment, weighing aomo-
thing over pound. l,aB been loft ut tho ioanoke
Npsos office. Tho outside seon.a to have fueed
and glazed over, something like tho sand does
sometimes on q brick, but whero pIaceH have
flown oil, disclosing tho inside, it resemboa q
worry dark rock mixed with minute particleB OF
metal
caa'aa, N. C. (atay ~, c"r'fspoadenee n to tftra-
burg f.H{sx.
Wo had horo yentarday q nletootlo shower,
and VIC have now a Atolle before us woghlng
twolyo pounds, Of celestial origin. 1t soenlH to
bc about 10 pcr cont iron, with some tin and
othor minerals. It Is Just like tho tncteorio
stones saw IN tho British Museum, Ut which
aaw about 300, tho largest collection In tho
world, ono Of which fell in Australia weighiuK
several tons.. MAS out in MY cotton ile1a. aud
hoard four loud explosions, apparently iuet
over my head, followed by four or five hundred,
juAt Ike battle opened. a bsll Of ass waa
, 1874-05-25
SUNDAYS NEWS:

E40CIaAs
Wilce Il Co.'s planning mill, on the corner Of
Throop and Twonty.sccond streets, wnA do
btroyod by fire Saturday morning. The loss was
about 435, 900; insured for about $4,000.
At q nooting Of tue 1saunion Committee Of
Aholitionistu, Saturday afternoon, letters wero
read from William Lloyd Garrison, William Gull
Ion Bryant, Graoo Greenwood, aud othor.
a suit ,aB boon commenced against Barbara
Mofnhon to got nsftto MI alleged fraudulent con-
voyanco OF property worth about 800 900.
Tho Now York Mutuh1a bent tho Chicago WIlito
Stockings, Saturday afternoon, by a scoro OF to
4. Tho Dostons were beaten by tho Atlantica Of
Brooklyn, to 0, and tho Hnrtfords by tho Ath-
lotics, II tod. ...
Congrcsns
HExArE.
Tho session OF Friday night wnn continued
until G:t5 o'clock Saturday morning, The Civil
RtghtB bill being Under discussion III Committee
Of tho Whole. Mr.. Bargont's amondn,cnt that
tho organization Of separate schools DO not pro-
vented providing caoh claaB Of school received
aqual allowances from tho school fund. wns lost
-yoas, 81; mays, 25. Mr. Boutwoll'a nsncnd-
u1ont, making a vorbal change In tho first sco-
tion, waB also roiocted--yoAg, s; nays, Al. Mr.
Gortion's amendment to strike ol1t Of tho first
section tho clauae granting to oolored people
equal priyilogoa In public aoloolB. etc., wna 70.
jected-yeas, IA; nays, so. Tho ciauao in tho
sixth section, providing for tho Ano Of my Dis.
trict-Astorncy who should fall to prosecute
offenders undor tho law, VAS etrlolsen out.
hftor QUO or two unimportnnt alterations, thu
bill was reported to tho Senato with tho anlonl-
n1onts, road third time, and then paaaod-yeaH
1D. uavs 10. AZ follows:
, 1874-05-25
FIRES.


JOLIET, Ill.,, DIay 2'.-John ". Taylor's car
pentor sllop, On Joliet street, was burned this
morning about 2 o'clock. Tho addition to the
shop WAS used Us barn by q tenant, who lost
is $4,000. Taylor'a loss il $500. Ho waB
insured with Chase Il Hobbs, Of this city, in tho
Penn Fire Insurance Company Of Pliladoiphia,
for 81, 100.
Caatlor i Brewiclley'a carriage and wagon
last night. The loss on the contents Of
tile building WA $500, and on tho build
ing $400. Castler d Broyickloy we're insured
with ChaHe & Hobbs, In tho Atlantic 4 Pacific
Insurance Company, OF Chicago, for $500. Tho
owner OF tho building, 2. Conroy, hold an in
Buranco with the samo firm III tho Globe, OF Chi
nnrn for $3.50.
, 1874-05-25

Anna Brewster, writing from Rome Of Prince
Orsini's recent death and burial, re!atcs the fol-
lowing logondH of tho founder OF the family;
"1t WAS clour away IN tho latter part of the
fourth century TINT thero was at Rome d Cap
great fame for bin battles with tho Vandals No
died III the month of May, and tho baunor ho
carrled-white, with rod baildH--waa spread over
his bier. IIis soldiers threw May roaes over tho
bier; hence tho orost md arms, o rosc, and
argent Ia roae tlu gueuleH; urgent troia
bundles do guoules I'LL faBoe dor ohargee dun
serpent Tho shield III supported by bears !;
henco the name Orainl, from orso, bear. And
for tho reaHon Of this Is another pratty legend.
The aorrowful young widow OF Allolno. after
his death, journeysd sadly hway from Home to
, 1874-05-25
RAILROAD NEWS.

Moro Suits brought in Wisconsi1ls
M11wAuxEE, May A.-Two criminal suita
were commenced in Dane County, Saturday,
against tho Chicago d Northwestern Railroad
Company. and throo against tho milwaukee, l.
St. Paul Company, for collecting faroa In excoss
OF those allowed by Inv.
, 1874-05-25
A CI3l4scAc Cook.

Tho Visalla (Cul.) Dclta relates tho following /:
+" A friond Of ours waa Dragging ono day ofa
now Chinnnlan cook whose services. he Ind the
good luck to secure. Everything wont beauti-
to glance into the kitchen through crack in the
door, whore John was busy mixing tic bread.
before him stood dish Of water from which to
moiston tile flour. IIo saw John draw up a
mouthful and Hpurt 1t into tho bread In tho Ramo
manner rs l,e blows it OH tho olotheB whlo irou-
lug. The Chinnmnn has doubtless gone into
somo hotel kitohon whore his services arc more
fully appreciated"
, 1874-05-25

Morton, Cameron, nitc1,eock, Chandler, Tcrry
(Nfich.), Sherman, aud Logan, who would hayo
voted for Tho bill, wore paired with Stevenson,
Thurman, Tipton, Dayard, Dennis, Goldthwaite,
and Gordon, who would have voted ngaunt 1t.
Tho full text Of tho bill will be found In cur
"'' HOUSE G1asl or nEpnEsEs7Arrvzs.
Tho bill to purchase site for military pur-
t At Aana oa se na LAID o ths tnno
Reservation, in Utah, was passed; also a bill for
tho aalo of tho Detroit Arsenal building and
grounds; 4 bill allowing bounty Of 85.33116 to
eoldiers In tho late wav, and another providing
for tho gradual reduction Ct tho army to nine
Committee of the Whole. a bill waa passed CON
stltuting Montgomery. A1a., q port Of delivery.
Foreign.
Tho French Assembly has adjourned until
Thursday 10 arrange the order Of business with
tho Constitutional Committoe. Tho now minis
try s pnbliehed In the journal Official, md 1t is
stated TINT tho majority Of the Assembly will
support them. Tho now German Ambassador,
tiala to President Maosla'haon o. Saturday. ''
Tho President Of Hnyti Inns resigned. aul
turned over tho Government to Gen. Dominique,
WHO IL supported by tho army.
In Cubn tho rebellion still continues, and
oven tho most loyal SpaniardB begin to complain
Of the condition Of aflnira in the island.
miscellaneous.
Tho Legislature Of Arkansas, by 4 vote Of At
to .. prsaed resolutions requesting Senators
Clayton aud Dorsey to raaigp, and, IN caao OF
their neglect, asking the Sonnte to expe1 them.
Con. Custer is making vigorous preparations
at Biamarcls, D. T., for m offensive campaign
against tho Sioux Indians.
The students at Dowdoin College have re-
belled against military drill. and the freshmen
md sophomore olaases arc likely to bo expelled.
Mr.. and Mira. Sartoria sailed from Now York
Saturday, being attended ns far US Sandy Hook by
tho brido's parents and large number Of
frlenda.
The Presbyterian General Assembly contin-
ued its session in St. Louis, tho prominent fen
turo OF tho day being speech by Jadgo Drake,
idation Of the various Boards, and defended
Calviniatio literature. DR.. Atwater will ronew
the discussion today.
in tho Genoral Assembly OF tho Southern
prcsbyteriana,, ut Columbus, aliss., fraternal
greetings Of Christian fellowship we're exchange
cd With their brethren in St. Louis.
In tho Gonoral Conference of tho Methodist
Church South. the report Of the Committee on
Fratornal Relations with tho Northern Church
YRS adopted.
I'm the caso Of Tho People rs. Tho Chicago d
Alton Railroad Company, In tho Circuit Court Of
% COMPANY, to iot fhe ieopio opHs'i taEo @ Judgment I
on certain conditions, waa rejected, aud, ON the
conclusion OF the trial. a verdict for $4,000 was
given against tho Company.
In Madison, Wis.,, three suits were brought
against officers Of tho Chicago 4 Northwestern
and Chicago j. ST. Paul Rnrond CompanioR, and
the oflcorH were arrested and released On bail.
Tho preliminary honring in the suit to de-
clare the Union Pacific Railroad Company bank
| rlpt waH lad Saturday before Judge Lowell, in
Boston, Decision waa resorvod.
, 1874-05-25

Special Dispatch to The Chitaao Triot.ns.
LIMA, O.. May 24.-The Lima bngglng mills,
situated III tho extreme northern limits Of tho
town, were discovered on fro yesterday, md,
boforo engines could reach tllotn, wero totally
destroyed. Loss, SEQ, 900; insured for s10,800
iu ths following companies: Citizens' Fire and
Murine, 81 500; Peabody. Of Wheeling, 81, $50; );
Fire and Marine, Of Wheeling, 3l,250; National,
Of philadelpha, $2,000; Ohio Insurance Com
rany, Sl.u6o; Hibornia, e1,ooo; Allomania,
ri Zoo. Tho mills were operated by a stock COM
pany. Tho fire was kind!ed by u spark from fric-
tiop in tho picker.
, 1874-05-25

her own people in Flanders. There l,or son WAS
born, and she nH,nod him Mnndlla, Which, in
of father. Tho boy would not n,,rse; 90, ao-
ooriing to the custom Of tho country, ,thoy gnro
him . tame she boar, who suokled lin, aud for
death, Orsln cnmo to Romo in 425, whore l,o
obtained tho favors Of tho Emprcas pnlcloriA,
and caBtloB and lands In Umbrla. Tho Oreint
was ono Of tho four otdoet, most lluarioua mont
oarly agos."
, 1874-05-25
At South Bend. Ind.

.gptcial Dispatch % I'he EAicago Tribune.
tonanted, on tho east aido OF the river, and be-
longing to G. Major. WAS last night twice irod,
aud WAS twice ertingushed by the Fire Depart-
mont. Tho klndlinE of tho fire is supposed BY
soma to have been tho work Of q man with whom
major has had trouble. The insurance IL said
to be forfaited on account Of tue house boing
temporarily unoccupiod.
, 1874-05-25

olerk between Washington and Iynohburie, '' Va,
was arrested In Alexandria, Va, Saturday cvon-
ing, charged with robbing tho mnls. He waived
m examination md was committed to jail in de-
fault OF sc, 600 batl.
, 1874-05-25

BEDALrA, Mo-, May 2i.-Tho report TINT
Charles Il. 0happoll, Int Assistant ,superiu-
tenlcnt Of tho Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
tendent Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
road ia incorrect. lie has boon tendored and
has accepted tho position Of Buperintondont Of
Transportation. commencing juno l. The office
OF General Superintendent Of tho Missouri, Kan-
sas Il Texas Railrond has boon abolished, and
no chnnge is contemplated in the Division Super
intondencY.
, 1874-05-25

Sptciai Dfspatch Ia The cAtcaaa Tribune.
TonT WAYNE, lltl., May 24.-A large eaw mill
owned by ]. =. Ross. at Wallen, si1 miles north
of tlis city burned down, last night destroying
amount OF insurance is not known, although
there is some. TWAS undoubtedly the work Of
all Iucendiary a. no fire lad bcent used where 1t
commenced burning.
, 1874-05-25

New YoRK, May 24.-saturday night a.
William Patford, d watchman, was pasning
through Moore street, noar Graham avon1o.
his father, approached from behind and tho
former dealt pfntford blow on tho buck Of his
head. layIng tho skull open, from tho ofreots Of
which ho dod In throo hours. Kloemmor WAS
arreatel.
, 1874-05-25
7tllara Il. Churchill, Greenwich, Conn.,; Second
asisant Photographer. Walter U. Doyoroux, Prince

E0Ilt
Mug Harbor, Ne,u Ztaland- Chief Of Party, DR.. O..
York; Aasiatant Astronomer Frst I.ous. +.
" Dass: Corps Engtneers United States Army; p1in-
e!pal photographor O. l.. rhilllppt, Philadelphia,
columb'n College, Now York: aocond Assistant Photo
grophcr, E. o. pIorson, Indians,
Chatham. jsla1d-Csef Of Party, Edwin Bnlltt1,
United States Ooast 8urvey; Assstant Astronomer,
Albert II. Bcost Unitod Btatcs Coast Survey: rrIn-
rina! tpiiotographer, Lol!a scebohn., Dayton, o.;
First Assistant photographer. Otto Dclhtor, Cor
n,amy; many seeonl Assistant Photographer, ". II. Tau,
, 1874-05-25

in a saloon On Tbtrty-soyentl, Street. csrly tbis
morning, refused pnyment when ono, namod
Thomas Mcdonnell, was shot and mortaly wound-
cd by the proprietor, John smarTiGh. The lat
ter was arrested,
, 1874-05-25
DEAII4S.

WIIAIING--WIlan n. Whaling, nEcd ~ years.
ROMANS will bh tnksn milwaukee, for ,nfermont,
whore tunota aurvcos wilbo held Tuesday. May w. at
9:3N o'clock.
6MELL-snnias. May ~, at O'Clock p. M. Mss. Mary
Futural al tho Old Ladtos IIamo Tuesday, 1T noook
D. net!ant will DO taken to Bscktan for burial:
on'y son Of Dr. j. i. Webstol, viii take plaoe At tha
Ninth Presbyterian Church. oil isav.. at o'clock this
QftNtnH1n.
M9RlINEK-h q! Edward Mortimer. Jr.. Of pueu-
Srs nt sFo9 I 81 se.r ~ aHd M z o; 1y1
Taosdsy A.. 2a at 10 O'clock a. M Friends Of tho fam
ED-neyonshrc. England. papors please copy.
MG1NffKE-ln thla city, at tllo rcsidsnco OF Mta
Of Kingston, Ont, assd % years.
iuner1l at tho hultap st to-day Tho remains
will 1o taken To nr2ttlnbuto, VI, for internl9nt
tU Now York City paporh rloaso oopy.
, 1874-05-25
CATTLE-GROWlNC.
Experience Of Thomas Lonergan'~-
The Cattle.Kings of Texas
The plains Of the West Our only
Reliable Pnsta1rc-Flelds.
ouArA, Eay 20, 1874

ouAnA, Htay 20, 1874
3o tho Editor Of Tho chfeddo iS'ou"s ou.u,,,
Sin: h1r, Thomas Lonorgan lives ~ o6 al1al",
H., W., - a., 1Y,tor pocif1o Railroad, and
on the ilno or tne outon s1aa, ' nnoaha In IN a
about 342 miles west from on'"ua' ~ 40
cattlo.driyor. pnd thoroughly understands tho
.'.1
busncss. -
n1s PRACTICAL ExrEn1ESoD IN 3A1"8 oA1fAa
., 81 ,7ou,,, m fo1lo,ys.
~ nos =. 10 ~ h,,,octs at a. 10 .,o. s12oo
1900 lead Of 2-yoaEola nuo0Es !. os ~ % PIX
o0 lead OF searngs; sa & w f''A' S1S
lVoo co"si - @ 9s.,o o ia.tt ~ ~ Tox.s snS 70
I1Iensg ~ ~ - har,sn1 III nact1 1000
First e9as OF 1oo noRses noueht IL @o@u' aAA nm
lcsola : 80 - ain ,sr 1nnrth sac 'o'
wages oi ,, : ,oeo'on AZ ''oo t'i AAo"'" e~' ooo
ioE tis ~ nn i Liz scci aim oac1, 19o
rsg Magts " ~ es nv ~ tho ~ apgn viii c1frn
14'sas ~ tr.n.lit,1 ofr al r1tn ~ al MR.
e11enscA o1 neaHa1nR' etot "sAA'o " - fcA mn.
hoau p0f year - :. - ''''a
fus uu!'s, t@ar f ~ IN sea5 a5 o 8""o' o'e I'm
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ oort Frr - ~. rear ~, ssg mi Es7f
An'e'eeS ~ ~ f"A ''AAs Avn ~''e ' ~ - -
Total exponso On nero oi o'Veo aeSo''''-@' o9'V'o
.,..,,. Inn HORSE. mil Al en- oeoch. n 1oss of :,
, 1874-05-25

aeon from horo. This stone has been a1re and
burnt blaok, with a very thin crust on tl!o out
ssido. It has on 1t apparently tue trail Of
largo dog it buried itsolf 0 inohoa In tho
groundt and iB nonrly round
, 1874-05-25
MARRIAGES. n

HHnLIGK- tho pastors rcs!donoe, by
Chicago. and Lcnota bradley Gibbon, Of London In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-29

NASHVILLE, May 2S.-Tbe following
circularappeared in this morning papers:
OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC INsTRucrroN,l
NASHVILLE, MAY q, Is74
To County Superintendents aud Public
School Directors throughout the State Of
Tennessee:
The civil rights bill, now pending be-
fore the United States congress, il its
provisions concerning public schools, is
in direct conflict with the law of Ten
nessee, under which the public school
system Of the State is organized and by
which its officers are governed. It IS
furthermore in conflict with the twelfth
section Of article eleven OF the constitu.
ton, which provides that no school es-
tablished or aided under this section
shall allow white and negro children to
be received as scholars in the same
school, so that what the bill commands
our State constitution forbids. That
bill has already passed the SEN
ate, and all indications point
to its passage by the house of
representatives. In view of the fact that
in many counties the schools how
closed are expected to be reOpsned for
the summer session in the month OF
June, and inasmuch as it is desirable TO
avoid as far as possible the embarTass-
menJs that will follow the enactment of
the civil rights bill, deem it my privi-
lege to suggest that for the present and
until further advised, no new contracts
with teachers for either white or colored
schools be entered into by the school di-
rectors. By observing this suggestion
much complication and unnecessary ex-
pense may be avoided. Should the civil
rights bill fail to pass, then no serious
harm can have resulted from this ad-
monition; should it become a law in its
present shape, then further instructions
from this office will become necessary,
and will be promptly given. Respect
fully, JOHN II. FLEMING,
State SuDeriDtendeut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-29

Arrived: Bee and harzss. st. LOUISE Depsrt.
ed; Grand Lake and barges, Pittsburs; Hen
ry AUes 81. Louis.
NASHVILLE, May 2s.-River falling. with
feet inches on Harpethlshoals Weather
ciO1dy and pleasant. No arrivals or deDar-
lures except packets.
EVANSVILLE, May zs - Weather cloudy
and warm, Mercury 81 TO sO', River falling
with TO 7 feet from Louisville 10 Cairo. Port
list-up; Alex swift, pm Down. Paragon, J,
pm.
ST. LoU1s, May 2s-River falling steadily.
Meather cloudy and warm, with a thunder
sLqxts this evening. Arrived: Belle Memphis.
MeMphla. Departed: Great Republic. New
Orleans; City Of Helena, V1cksburg.
LoCIsgILLE, May 2s.-The river is falling
slowly, with ) feet inches IN the canal
ana fset , inches in the Indiana chute.
" Gather very warm. Business fair Ar
rived: MinDeola, Cincinnati; Alice Brown
and 9aIses, New Orieals, Departed; Mime
ola, Memphis.
CAIRO, May 2s, Noon.-ygeather cloudy ana
hot. Arrived; Pat Rogers, Memphis, IL
pm; Arlington, Cincinnati, / am; Mary
alice, New Orleans 4 a. m; John b. Maude
Cincinnati, Z m. Departed: Capitol city ,
NlcksburgiY p.m.s arlington, Baemphis 2
an Fat rogers Cincinnati, am; Mary
Alice, st. LOUIS am Night-A rived
Atlantic, st. Louis, 1 pm: All. Stevens ST
Louis, pm. Departed: John B. Maude St
Louis, pm. River Is feet : inches, and fall
ing. weather cloudy.
Probabilities.
wAsH1EGFoS, May 29.ia.m.-For New Eng.
lana, increasing clOudiness, and light varia-
bic winds will prevail, with lower tempera
ture, anc rising barometer.
For the middle states, clear and warm
weather, ana easGerly Co southerIy winds fol-
lowed by cloudy weather, lower teEnpersiture
and rising barometer during the afternoon
and evening
For the south Atlantic and guIf states. In
creasing cloudiness, easterIy TO southerIv
winds, and continued warm weather
fOr Tennessee and the OHIO valley and In
tie lower lake region, generally cloudy
weather and local rains, northeasteTIv 10
southeasteriy winds, stationary 10 falling
temperature, and rising barometer during the
day,
For the northwest, partly cloudy or clear
weather, with sOutheriy winds, hi III TEN per-
ature, low but rising barometer.
The Mississippi and Ohio rivers will fall
slowly. The iOWer Missouri remains station
aTy.
CautiO1ary signals continue at Marquette
and Eseanaba.