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La crónica., 1878-01-26

REsUMEN DE LOS ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
ESTADOS UNIDOS.

San Francisco Enero 23.-Kear-
ney, Knight, Wellock y Hayward
han logrado presentar fiadores y Sc
encuentran una vez mas en- libertad
Sc ha fijado ell dia Lines pr0ximo
para juzgar a Kearney. En- la eau
sa que ma de investigates csc dia Sc
decidira sobre ell language mas Sc
dicioso usado por Kearney, en- que
dijo que ell barrio chino seria voiado
con maquinas infernales, etc.
Lynn, Mass, Enero 2S.-Se debi-
lita la huelga de los zapateros y los
fabricantes SO muestran mas hrmes
en- su prop0sito.
Chicago Enero 23.-Un despacho
especial de Washington al Tribune
dice que personals que han estudiado
la opinion de la Camara Green que
hay menos de noventa votos d IA
vor del bill para ell Texas Pacific.
San Francisco, Euero 24.-Los
tr~abajadores asOciadoS al movimien-
to Kearney han celebrado IL cleo.
ciou de Bones para Senados. Este
dirlgi0 la palabra q los que salieron
a reclbirle en- ell vapor de Oakland.
Bones dijo que no estaba dispuesto
a contestar a las preguntas que Sc
lie haeian con respecto a la conducta
que seguiria en- ell Senado, y dijo
que serIa mejor que la juzgara a su
vueita. Recomend0 a los trabaja-
dores ell orden y ell respeto & la ley.
Washington, Enero 24.-El Co
mite sobre elecciones presto nue.
va consideration q la contienda
WigglDtoR VS.. Pacheco hoy, pero no
lego d una conclusion. Sc reunira
ell oabado proximo, tempo en- que
Sc tratara de tener una votaciOu So
bre Ell asunto. Mr. Wigginton re
clDi0 hoy noticia de la muerte de 81
hja Ell California. Esta noticia di-
lataTa las cosas con r%eferencia q la
dlsputa del asiento que ahora ocupa
Pacheco.
San Francisco, Enero 24.-Aqul
esta ltoviendo y sc tienen n~otlcias
de que sucede 10 mismo en- cast TODD
Ell Estado.
San Bueuaventura, Enero %
Aquf ha concentrate a Iloviznar. E.
mueile sera repuesto Immediate.
mente.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
SUELTOS DEL PACIFICO.

El Bee de Sacramento dice que la
d~iligencia entire Sonora y Columbia
fue asaltada ell otro dia por un CRU
pc de bandoleros que Sc robaron la
GAIA de Wells, Fargo y Ga, en- la
que Sc traian 81, 500.
En- la poblacion de Santa Barbara
Sc ha Observable POGO movimiento
debido a que los agricultores estan
demasiado ocupados en- sus STEM
bras para perderel tempo en- la ciu-
dad.
En- Oakland y sus vecindades SO
perforan Ell la actualidad tres pozos
a%rtesianos. Uno ha sido ~profundi-
zado va 400 pies y otro Glen. En-
los tres ST emplea tuberfa de siete
pulgadas.
I'm peri0dico de San Diego dice
que seria bueno hacer trabaiar en-
la %reparaeion de GALES q todos los
indios que son llevados d la carcel.
Nosotros aprobamos la idea, STEM
pre- que entren en- la euenta tambien
los indios huer0s.
Al Nea0S de San Diego lie avisan
por carta particular de Yuma que
hay ALI cerca do l50 enfermos de
viruelas, y los vecinos %comienZan
a alarmarse con motive del aspeoto
maligno que toma la enfermedad.
Sc habla va de i%nterrumpir toda co.
municacion con ell exterior. Los
negocios estan paralizados, y es va
raro ell dia Ell que llega aIgun pasa-
gero.
Hace pocos dias, IN borracho en-
San Bernardino lego q sentirse tan
falto de fuerzas por ell licor que cay0
en- una de las GALES. Dos perros
que lie acompahaban 10 custodiaron
mientras dormia la mona, Y cuando
ell Marshall de la ciudad trat0 de
levantar al beodo para conducirlo
al calabozo los dogos Sc o~pusieron,
y ell agente de la ley, que aprecia en-
mucho sus piernas, crey6 prudente
dejar a los auimales duehos del
campo.
Dice ell Times de San Bernardino:
Ell Sr. NJ. H. Crafts tiene ur CAMPO
de trigo de cerca de dos millas de
largura por una milla de ancho, V
aun sigue arando para extender su
siembra. Ha construido ademas un
dep6sito de aqua monstruo para ell
objeto de recoger la aqua de los ar
royos. Mr.. Crafts es un hombre
emprendedor, y ST tuvieramos mas
agricultores de esta clase nuestro
condado ganaria mucho.
La manga de aqua caida recien-
temente en- ell Distrito Sespe, con-
dado de Ventura, no fue iuego de
nihos. Tn c~orresponsaI dice: Ell
Martes y Microbes de la semana
pasada la tempestad en- ell Distrito
Sespe paso a cuanto he visto en- mi
vida, en- este @ en- otro pals cual-
quieTa. Pareci0 por algun tempo
que fbamos q ser barridos por ell
aqua. ri oespe subio seis pies en-
menos de una bora. Ell ruido de las
aguas, a la vez que ell tronido de las
piedras al despeharse, hacian un
ruido terrfico, ensordecedor. Cerca |.
de nuestro campo cay0 una manga
y en- una de las caiadas hizo un ca
nal de 80 pies de %profundidaJ y 40
de anchura.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

Tn peri6dico de Oregon habla de
IN casamientO muy curiosO: tuyo
lugar entire los indios Lummi, en-
Puyalleys. Sc lie habia prometilo
a IN j6ven una g~allarda moza, y 6i
segun la ~costumbre, la reclamd'
Para obtenerla, segun IN uso anti
quo, ell j6ven Sc VIC obligado a So
crificar alguna propiedad antes de
poder llevar a la j0ven q 81 propia
vivienda. Asf regal6 q sus padres
cuatro grandes canoas, $50 en- d.
nero, I'm rifle, dos escopetas, otrss
armas g%uerreras y otros artienlos'
Estos objetos les seran deyueltos 8
la pareja cuando ell marido muestTe
a satisfaction de los padres que e'
digno de la novia.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

tribuyen q crear en- California cierta
necesaria lucia entire ell capital Y ell
trabajo; pero la principal es la inmi-
gracion de chinos, que no solamente
cierra las puertas de nuestros Off
clos y nuestras Industries a obreros
de otros pafses, sine que ~ocasiona
ell pauperismo de los que va tene-
nos aquf. Por ESQ creemos que
obraria acertadamente nuestra cla-
Sc trabajadora ST para aliviar So
condicion Sc procurara un remediC
en- este particular antes de proce-
der a otra cosa; pero TODD clio, pol
supuesto sin quebrantar la armonfa
cue debe existir entire ell capital )
Ell trabsjo.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

L6ndres, Enero 24.-En Ia H.
ra de los Lores, BeaconsfiaiSW a'
asogurado que Inglaterra no IA
jara dictar por ningun Poder ue'
rem rumores de la dimision OSf.
marques de Carnarvon. Reina Vel
ansiedad. siah
Q Londres, Enero 25.-Un desn..,
de Constantinopla dice cue p%Cllo
prefiere romper con Inglatar,o
enemistarse con Austria. d
L6ndres, Enero 25.-El DoH,, N
te9rdph publica 10 siguienSo r.
Constantinopla Los delegate. ,nus
cos han recibido ordenes de Hro suf'
los preliminares para Ia paz v S1t
Sc concluira probablemente 81 uoy
misticio Sc dice que las condioS'
nes son las sigui ntes: Seryia Wv.
independence sin cOmpensacionA"a
ell Montenegro Tecibe Antiroa,
Niesies y Spnz y una porcion de- A.
qufaque colinda con ell lago S,.nlasr
Russia Sc quedara con Batoum Tly
y Erzeroum hasta que Sc papua ~a'
indemuizacion de guerra de doc
tos millones de iibras; los Dardael
los quedaran abiertos para los bS
ques de guerra rusos Sc conceda.-
Ia autonomfa de Bulgaria TnrCU.a.
nombrara IN Gobernador Cristifan4a
por I'm largo termiuo de amos. sni.
to q Ia ratification de los Pods,as'
Bulgaria no incluye Tbrs.is
sine que sc extiende solamanta
la lfnea de los Balkanes; parta "a
ejercito russo Sc embarcara en- Can.
tantinopla para volver & Rusiq :
Ell tratado final de paz 10 frms,s
en- Constantinopla ell Gran Doora
Nicolas. Este arreglo satisfsfs =
Russia sin necesidad de ocupsr Z
Constantinopla.
Constantinopla, Enero 25.-t,
Puerta, habiendo acceptable aver IA
condicione rusas, considera hecba
la paZ.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
que no por este dejara de lIevar d

que no por este dejara de lIevar q
cabo 10 que Sc ha propuesto, suceda
10 que sucediere.
En- Pesth creese que las razones
que han militado para que ell gabi-
nete de San James intervenga en- ell
conficto oriental, oiran las dos
eventualidades de paz y de guerra.
ST resulta la paz por la m~ediacion
de la Inglaterra, sera ella quien sal
dra a~ventajads. ST por Ell contra
rio, la Russia rechaza las PROPOSE
clones hechas por la mediaeioh de
la In%glaterra, la question ent0nces
entire estas dos %potencias tomaria
otro aspecto y ell partido que Sc opo-
ne a que Sc declare la guerra por la
Turqufa podria al cabo optar por
ella, 81 creyera que la diguidad, no.
nor e intereses ingleses estaban las
timados. En- n palabra, ell senti-
miento nacional algo dividido en-
estos momentos, podria al cabo Pc
dir unanimemente medidas ener
gicas.
be asegura que la Russia Sc ha
expresado de una manera muy ter
minante en- una carta que ha diri
Dido a Lord Beaconsfield, sobre la
necesidad do una accion decisiva.
Parece SECURE que ell mensage real,
abrieudo ell Parlamento ingles, cuya
comision anticipate es un sfntoma
alarmaute, declarara en- terminus
muy precisos que la Inglaterra no
puede c%onsentir que Sc arregle la
question de Orienie aunque ella to-
me parte Ell la misrna, y sobre toto
81 puede Tesultar de este arreglo la
modification de los tratados donde
ella fOrTna parte de los c~ontratautes
Ademas sc sabe que desde que el
Partamento empiece sus sesiones, sc
van a pedir ciertos subsidies por lc
/, que pueda suceder en- la question dc
OtANhLCs III OOAAlO hb LAY 4dC ClCCk'
10, dichas subsidies eran rehusados
/, ell gabinete haria un llamamientC
: al pals por medic de nuevas eleccio.
= nes y decidIria ell mismo 10 que juz,
CARA convenience en- esta tan deli
cada question. Por dltimo, Sc ase
j.. gura que Sc esta fernando Ell la In
5 dia un ejercito iDgles que veudra {
Europa la primavera pr0xima: est
5 ejercito Sc compondra de mahome
tanos mandados por ofciales iDgle
ses.
D Todo este ia cierta gravedad q Ii
e mediacion inglesa. No necesitamoi
: insistir sobre ella. La Inglaterri
debe estar hoy muy arrepentida d,
4 haber quedado con los brazos cruza
D dos en- 1870 y 1871 d la derrota de i;
= Francia. Ahora que nuestro eier
a otto esta completamente reorgani
zado y %fuerte, quisiera poder conta.
s con nuestra ayuda, mas deseamos /;
e paz, la necesitamos para la EXPOSE
cion y contrariamente q 10 que ase
s gura ell Times que pretenden que e
0 Sr. Washington, nuestro nueYt
Z ministro de negocios extIangeros
: dara & la Francia una actitud d.
: n%eutralidad espectante, creemos pc
S der asegurar que ell nuevo ministr,
4 no modificara Ell NADIA nuestra poll
e tica en- la question de Oriente. Neu
traiidad absolute: he aquf nuestri
e polftica. +. LAFFoNT.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
EFEMERIDES.
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
E-ES Ell MEJOR.


Ell RESTAURATIvo de Wood me,
dorado para ell cabello no sc parcel
otro alguno y no tiene igual. Il
mejorado tieue nuevas p~ropiedads'
t6nicas~ vegetables; restituye al peIo
cano un color natural lustroso'
hace nacer de nuevo oil caido y eyiIa
ell que Sc caiga 8 Sc haga asperol
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo q los que son calvos prema'
turamente; destierra la caspa, er'
r%upciones del c1tis y malos bumo-
res; quita la irritation, rasquera!
r~esequedad. No hay artfculo que
produzca tan maravillosos e%fecloS,
Probable, pedfd Restauratlvo ue
Wood mejorado para ell cabeilo'3
tened cuidddo de que no sc os 20
OtrO. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugary a donde quieIa'
Sc suministran al por mayor aple-
clio de fabrica por G. A. Cook y ia
Chicago, uuicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadas; y POI
todos los Drogueros al Por Mayor
La crónica., 1878-01-26

c. G. Denslow, dice IN colega de
San Diego, Sc suicide en- ell rancho
Warner hace pocos dias pegandose
un tiro con II carabina.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

r. G. Cunningham, dentlsla,
Theme u Oficinas en- ell Edihclo ue
Lanfranco, "a Gale Principal, Los
Angeles. Tiene para la Practica Jos
Instruments mas modernos y me-
jorados de la ciencia. Extrae niue
las, limpia y compone las dentaua,
ras y hace TODD 10 demas referense
q la profession de dentista.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

Los Odd Fellows de Santa Ana
hablan de coustruir un ediicio de
ladrillo de dos pisos.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
Notas Editoriales.

Obsequio gustoso y delicado del
autor, hemos recibido una copia de
la "Grand Caprice Polka" compues.
ia por Ell j0ven pianista D. Miguel
Espinosa, y dedicada q su querido
padre. Sc la hemos dido toear al
autor y es lindfsima. La conserva-
remos como IN grato recuerdo de
nuestro querido amigo.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
Cartas de Meiico.

Correspondents particular del "Com-
mercial Advocate Traducida EXPIRE
samente para La CRoSIcA.I
Y.
FL Puerto de Manzanillo.-Grupo de Pc
licanos.-Una hermosa sehorita. I'm
buque de guerra encallado.-Socorro q
Tn buque en- ell mar.
La crónica., 1878-01-26
Almanaque.
ENERO.
FAsEs DE La LUNA.

s. Luna nueva q la 3h. 5Sm. A. N.
IL. Cuarto creciente d Ia l0h. SIN. NJ
Is. Luna LENA d las Ali. I'm. ?. NJ
%. Cuarto menguante d las Al. 4Om. An
La crónica., 1878-01-26

%. CuartO menguante q las ~. 4Um' AZ"
Sabado, 26.-San Policarpio manu-
Santa Paula viuda, Santa Batilde reIhai'
Santa Teogenes martlr.
Domingo, 27.-San Juan CriSospomo
DR.. y Son Julian y compaheros marllI'''
Lines, 2s.-San Julian obispo'
Martes, 29.-San Francisco de oa'''
confeEor y San Sulpicia martir.
EFEMERIDES.
20, l60S.-Felipe III concede una PeL
sion vitalicia de 100 ducados al mes "
escultor Pompeyo Leoni.
81, l725.-Muerte del emFerador "
Russia Pedro l ell grande.
20, 1S3S.-Es depuesto del poder eI uV
neral O'Higgins, en- Chile.
2e, 1870 -Fundacion de la Bolsa w
LOndres.
%, 1s7I.--Un ejercito aIeman ocupal s
de Paris.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

Hemos recibido Ell segundo Tomo
de los Anales del Minislerio de Fo-
meDto de la Repdblica Mejicana
que corresponds 8 los meses de Ma
yo q Octubre de 1877. Es un volu
men interesaDtfsimo de Legislation
sobre caminos de hero, Ell ell que
estan recopiladOs tOias las leyes Y
disposiciones ADMINISTRATORS refe-
routes a caminos que estan bajo Is
v~igilaucia del Gobieruo General, Y
otras materiss lie gran importancia.
Como obsequio del Sr. D. Trini.
dad Alarid, Auditor del rerritorio
de Nuevo Mejico, hemos recibidc
un folleto escrito en- espanol en- e
que Sc Gentlemen los i1formes de.
Tesorero del Territorio, Antonio
Ortiz y Salazar, y del va citaio In.
tendente de Cuehtas Publicas Sr
Alasid, presentados a S. e. Samuel
B. Axtell, Gobernador del terrific.
rio de NCevo MEXICO, y a la Asam-
blea Legislative. Los informes soI
completes y exactos y ell ellos mues'
tran tan dignos empleados pdblico;
ell acierto y probidad con que des'
empehan los diffciles cargos que e
pueblo les tiene confiado.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
Executive speeches.

The Presidents speech OF Toledo ycster-
day, OF the "Tri-State" Fair, seems to us
to have been one of Mr.. Hayes ablest efforts.
His ganeral topic was tho material interests
of the country as affected by tho war and as
recognized by the people during the years
which followed the war. People need to
be told, as those of three great States were
told by the President, that while war made
of the government a sbeady cash paying
customer it also inevitably prepared the
way for the general business stagnation
which followed the withdrawal of the nation
from the position of principal purchaser.
Had the President emphasized the fact
that all commodities purchased by the
government were non-producing in their
tenden,ies, and consequently were practi-
cally of the nature of losses, he would have
more clearly elucidated the condition of
affairs which. after many gallant struggles
against the inevitable, affected the people
of the country at large during and after the
panic of 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

excursion. But could he be tempted to
it--and what reason was there now why he
should rid himself OF what he had already
endured so many years? Her suit for
divorce had been in court that very day
and was adjourned for short time only;
and its exposures were likely to be very
painful, because wretched as the home was
it might be made more wretched still If the
story were gone over with the world for an
audience. There was some pride left in the
man. Now, when, with the thoughts
of the community in which he
lived in this frame, evidence was sought
and every little indication as it came up
supplied q circumstance against the hus-
band, it is not strange that the opinions OF
his neighbors assumed the form of reso-
Lutte conviction that he was the guilty man.
But whole community may believe man
to be guilty and the man may still be inno-
cent. Many men have been hanged on cir
cumstantial evidence, and some OF them
hanged wrongly. Hitherto we have heard
mostly stories against Billings and the case
against him. II the defence can give these
events any other Interpretation
than the one that assumes the prisoners
guilt we shall be glad to know it.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
Our Rinemen at Creed m oor.

Two victories were scored by our State
riAemen at Crecdmoor yesterday-one in
the Interstate Military match and the other
in the International Military contest. In
both matches the shooting was excellent
and the defeated teams have no reason to
feel ashamed Of their defeat. One of the
noteworthy incidents of the occasion was
the defeat of the representatives of the reg
ular army, who had two teams in one of the
matches, and who in the final reckoning
stand at the foot Of the score. That the
members of IN organization whose trade is
war should be beaten at tho rifle by citi-
zon soldiery is not so much reflection
upon the individual contestants as it is
upon the federal military system. With
more liberal allowances the soldiers of the
regular army would undoubtedly pro-
duce good marksmen in something like
numbers; but, under the false economical
policy that prevails in Congress, no provis-
ion is made to make our army, small as it
is expert in the use of the weapon with
which it is armed. 1t is to be regretted
that the attendance of the public yesterday
was as meagre as on the preceding days
Of the meeting. In failing to be present
at the exercises our citizens arc missing
one of the really enjoyable amusements of
the year. A visit to the Creedmoor range
in these pleasant September days is almost
luxury. The surrounding woods begin to
put on the brilliant garnituro of the fall,
while the grounds are bright with the color
of gay uniforms and of all the parapher-
MALTA of military life. In no way can an
hour be more pleasantly passed than in a
visit to the range.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

tumuh Of applause several well known actresses, wn
were present Joining heartily IN this senera rccoSns
tion OF the genus OF their fellow artist laken as
who'll, therefore, Mss Anderson has gooa ressou -
be sats1ed with her progress, and she only heeos
press In tho path OF study 10 reaea en.
high plane she evidently aspires to Du.
now is tho time - get rid OF mannerisms else .uey
viii become second nature, and mar the encct souSns
TO be prod uccd. During the evening Miss Anderson
received several calls before tho curtain and on eacu
occasion borc her honors With that modest psaIint
that has made her 80 many friends 10 this CITY
The remainder OF tho cast requires but brief treas
ment Mr.. Nordaunt was elephantine Aercuuot
and roamed about The stage Is hts cheoriul won't
but no faed 10 convey tho quaiusnoss ,ol
their fancy. But ho died gracefully enough,
though he should learn TO stand still on occasion
and refrain from hust!ing his fellow actor@ Mr.:
Buckley was only lair ms Romeo and was not at all
perfect In his lines. Alter Killing Tybat he
sawed the empty air with his sword SO wildly
that the scene was spoiled, for the audience
laughed At him. In the love scones he was
ut his best, still there Is abundant for improve
nent even there. Mr. Pierce tho Friar
ceedngy good, his elocution being bcttor than that
OF any other actor In the cast Dir. v,lars
Paris was mediocre. while Mr.. Masssn as
g,vc pain to the listencr. Mrs. Edridgc so gooc
aud experienced actress thrt II not
prisiug that she made so excellent nurse. We
were sorry TO soc 50 tame reception
accorded her, for she deserved better Of
her audience Tho management should see that their
carpenters the scenery quickly and surely
aud may say hero that Saving and hamm cring
while tho action OF the play Ia progressing tends TO
destroy the Illusion sou eht to bo obtained.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
what Will Germany Dot

On the issue of the socialistic theories and
revolts the German government dissolved
Parliament and appealed to the country,
and the country has responded by the elec-
ton of another Parliament that it is not
certain will meet the wishes Of the govern
ment in respect to the changes it desires to
make in the laws Unless the ultramon-
tanes are acting in concert in the conceal
ment of an intention to support the govern
ment at the last moment they are appar-
emily not to be counted upon for assistance
in the enactment of the measure that is
framed to repress not socialism merely. but
any ism whatever that the police may choose
maliciously to call socialism or ignorantly
to confound with it. Indeed, the ultra
montane members seem likely to prove
more papal than the Pope Leo XIII. has
recognized that the revolt against society in
Germany is as much n movement against
the Church as against government, and for
that reason would perhaps, be pleased to
see the ultramontane delegates assist the
government in its suppression, and in so
far as his wishes can control them will, it
seems, urge them to act In that sense. But
it is doubtful now how far he can control
them. 1t would be an infinitely more hope
full sign for the future of Germany if the
understanding necessary to pass the anti
Social bill could be had with the national
liberals rather than in the other direction.
This party would evidently assist in the
passage of bill for the purpose that would
meet their views of what is liberal, but Bis
marck's bill cannot be adapted to those
views. But what if the bill fails? Then
the country. as represented in Parliament
and government practically omnipotent
for the enforcement of its will. will be face
to face and openly at issue. Out of that
attitude may come events which will con-
vince the national liberals that IN assent to
the bill would have been wiser than their
triumph in its defeat.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

The WEArnER.-The Western depression has
advanced rapidly eastward and now dominates
the weather the lake regions and the Missouri
and Mississippi valleys. The pressure contin-
mes high on tho Atlantic coast, particularly
south of Virginia. Rain has fallen In the north
ern lake regions, the Northwest and Gulf dis
tricts. Elsewhere fair partly cloudy weather
has prevailed. The winds have been brisk in
lhc lake regions and Northwest, fresh on tho
Atlantic coast and light elsewhere. The tenn
pcraturc has fallen generally In the Middle At
lantic and New England States, the lake regions
and the Northwest. In the other districts
there has been sight rise There indica-
lions that the Western depression will probably
develop storm centre Of considerable energy
during its passage over the lake regions Steep
gradients are likely to be formed and conse-
qucntly high winds may be expected along the
line Of the Ohio Valley and the lower lake
regions during the next few days. A. stated in
yesterdays HERALD, the effects Of The depres-
sion will commence to be felt 10 our districts
about Saturday, and although the centre will
pass to the north the storm may be very severe
on our coasts. The weather IN New York and
fits vicinity today will be warm and fair, fol-
lowed by gradually increasing cloudiness. 10.
morrow 1t will be warm and partly cloudy in the
morning, followed by increasing cioudiness, rains
~-d ,rohabls high winds