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In his speech at the Wyoming celebration
Nj. HAYES used these words:
"L,tus deal IN good laith with the red man aid him
with an that j. physically requisite. and advance hun
morally and intellectually In all cases we want to s,e
Stat ,ctf,Ts have Anihl.eA military forces 10 project
Mon.'
Tie grievances out of which the Bannock
war has grown were officially reported to
Mr. HAYES and his Cabinet ncarlya year
ago ana had existed long before. The res
srydtion agents gave an account of the star
,dtlon cSisting, while the newspapers Of
Idaho and Montana soon after added
charges If acknowledgement and fraud. The
Louhi Bannocks quilted their reservation
lu,t winter, and some Of the settlers at once
hogan building stockadcs in anticipation Of
wal. Yct nothing was done 10y Mr.. SEIZURE S
department 70 satisfy or relieve the Indians,
and nothing was done by Mr.. MCCRARY' s
department to get ready to fight them.
Tins is what Nj. HAYES calls protecting the
s"'tlIs, while aiding the red man physically,
IAora.ly, and intellectually.
81 the outbreak Of hOstiites, the only
Route near the scene were Hall and Ellis.
~ Font Ellis there were four companies OF
the Second Cavalry and one Of the Seven
ttath Infantry; at Fort Hall there was
Ouiy one company Of the Fourteenth Infan-
try, the latter being the sole Immediately
available force. "Our line Of travel" said
Delegate MAlTIN MAGlNNIs Of Montana last
May. In a speech to Congress, crosses an
other Indian reservation where the Indians
have lccn all winter upon the point 81 rising
confronted only byone small company Of III
fantry at Fort Hail.
Ycta that time, and up 10 the first blood
HA,i, there were in forts Of the Atlantic sea
boari States forty-hye companies of artil,
lory and seven Of Infantry; in Louisiana
Arkansas, aud Alabama, ten companies o
infantry; in Michigan eight companies o.
infantry; in New York. two companies; II
Minnesota, one company; in Kentucky anC
Tennessee three companies. This makes
total Of sevcnty-siX companies entirely ont 0
tho Indian region, and 90 far away MS to b'
u 20 assistance until u war should have
ragged for weeks or months. There WERE
also in Kansas thirteen companies of infan
try; in Nebraska, three OF cavalry and two
Of infantry, in California, almost wholly on
tne aeaboard, seven companies Of artillery
Two Of cavalry, and seven OF lnfantry-thir
ty-four more companies, some Of which have
SINCE made their appearance on the scene .
lostil!tles. In Texas there were Iolty-thre,
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CONGRESSMAN 4. W. Cutler.
The Derccratic Party In Pa.snic County, ".
a.. Warned In Season.

PATERSON, July 1s.-In saying that the
Hon. A. W. Cutler ought not to be reelected to
Congress this year. THE sun expresses the
opinions Of large majority Of the voters Of
this district Mr.. Cutler ought not to be return
ed for the reasons given by THE Sun. and for
others equally conclusive. He is entirely unfit
to represent the district because he lacks tho
requisite qualifications for n member of Con-
gress in an emergency like the present.
Mr.. Cutler Is Il third-ratc lawyer. and wholly
devoid Of those statcsmnnlikc qualities which
the times demand. Indeed. he was ono Of the
crowd Of Democratic inconsidcrahlcs in tho Inst
House whose luck Of skill and courage so often
caused the Democratic majority " fall an easy
prey TO the Republican minority.
Such men are of little u"e in Congress 70 any
political party or public inter, ST.. II the Demo-
Gratis in this district. IN crisis in national NJ
fairs like tho present. have nothing better to
givN us than Mr. Cutler. then II VIII be the duty
q. high minded voters to bcstpw their su1raRcs
e. where. This district en- bodies its full share
of talents II feels the need Of somebody in
roads wrrpullcr. II the Democrats arc unable
to furnish us with n candidate OF n superior
typo to Cutler then the field will be open for tho
Republicans to bring out u suitable man and 60
to the people on tho merits Of their case. ON
such an issue, and with n candidate of exalted
qualities. hundreds Of Democrats would vote
for him in preference to Cutler.
lfhoth parties fail us In this matter. then W.
may have 10 try an Independent cand intc and
both Democrats and Republicans will find out
next November that in all sections Of the coun.
try there has becn an Unprecedented amount ~
independent voting not cNccptin.. the counties
OF Bergcn, Morris. mud passnic. which compose
the Fifth District Of New Jersey.
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on, what were the Wild waves saving.
when sherman stood by the shore,
A. far along the yellow sands
They sporuYely tumbod o'or'
We come from the frozen circle,
From the land OF the Arctic pincs,
whore ever the faithful Pole star
Al the far blue zenith shines.
ave come from the fiery tropics,
From shores where The slicc tree grows
Where the wild acacia blossoms,
And the SOFT sirocco blows
1--WE give TO the skyoy cisterns
The noods that purge the land,
The torrents That rinse the waiting earth
Aud sweeten the Uttered strand,
1--WE battle the mountains and valleys
with lotions Of nightly dew
Bat all the waters Of all the seas
Can't sweelen fraud Ike yoan
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Indifference to Wrong a Crime.

So far ~ 'Ir. Hayes and Mr.. Tildcn are con-
cernci n l. Of no sFcat moment which is IN the Whit
House hut tits notA ,nh indication the future
tie icf uhhr wicn millions intelligent citizens become
utterly indifferent 20 and careless OF tie met that the
who elected 10 the Presidency private cit.
an while the man who was defeated has been slipped IN
urut "a the ~lugcwaAs of crime, and holds the other
place Moro daus,roi than ihe fraud itself Is THIS Iu,il-
luminous slirlt hes often Vi the fraud.
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We have several letters from correspond
ents in reply to the inquiry madc through Tnr
Sun by H.. us II sufferer from malaria. one
correspondent sends US the name of a doctor
who. he says. can cure malaria" Another
correspondent IL anxious to relieve the sufferer
for specified sum. Still another correspond
ent, who says that he himself is victim of the
dreaded malady" has an c1lcaclous prescrp-
tlon. which can be procured for $3.50. but which
does not appear TO have been efllcaclous in his
own case. Now, then, We cannot recommend
tho inquirer to put himself in the hands Of any
OF ihese nariIea
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-S1', An item
In lnE srN referring to Df Caryers exploits with the
he signed Nun, hauaen Jr has led me " submit the
following, which was told to ne for a fact.
company OF eighteen men who served their country
in a volunteer company from Vermont soon after The
war lurmod shooting club. Their mode prac toc WIS
,9;et az empty barrel with the hung out rolling down
hill and then shoot At the hole. THE first man u no
missed Ia be- discharged The narrator has brDn ,r
70 the comrany ten years and no has been PEELED
yet IA
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To THE EDI1oR or THE suN-ST. The idea
that fraud because n has been successful is sacred j.
indeed startn. ami dangerous theory 20 he advanced
AMI 81 ported by the representatives OF u.c people
when President il installed through frauds u the most
bareacci and glazing nature the idea that he must
unuo TO hold and wicd the power VI that oaee uu the
expiration q the regular term prepo-tcrons ~ hon
patriot fail admire the fearless and rc.
eness course pursued by fHF sus IN waring against
the representatives IN Congress, who by votns IN sup
port tins theory have proved themselves r,croant
the great trust connd,d in them hy the people and false
to the constituencies they were elected 20 represent
But of what avail l. the resolution passed by Congress
The l+th June last that the title Hayes
Is sacrod' II resolution OF the House OF Representa-.
uNes Is binding upon tie people then must not the
uuon passed by the preceding House, affirming that
nidcn and Hendricks hal been elected have e superior
authority by OF its priority over the socallcl
Burchard resolution passed by the last House II not.
and II the subsequ,ut declaration aunus rcp,as the
previous ahrnanco then Will not the next House have
the right to PASS In Its turn solution 10 the oct that
fraud totally yuates Presidential uic and that every
man In tins country whether lac occupy the place ct
Prcsir NJ ora private station, is ameuahe 60 that
rreme rule Of ilc law Il considering the hpgc aml
Migrant frauds which penetrated In urhorance 90
IN. Inauguration ol Hayes is not tie 'uty OF the people
TO see that Trustworthy men are sent 90 the nest con
gress-meu who can bee relied upon 10 vote for tie il>
sage II such resolution Iuiuk tits
II will indeed be- lad commentary upon the character
o. our statesmen H. after way has been found outside
aud unknown to the Constitution ton1ugratc. as rrcs
dent man who WAS never elect they can devise uo
means by which the title of that man, TO the place he
holds can he aunuod that the brand q Fraud i.
stamped upon his brow AMI the crimes by winch lac oil
tanned Office stand naked before the world
has been the boast OF Americans that they are
crnod by rulers oi their choice Let tins principle Nc r
dcatcd ltshotter that all the offences OF ala tho potts
,ranssressor IN the land should hc condonod for the two
years to come, than that this great polite crime should
go uncaihed OF Justice for tits iraueht with subtle and
grave danger to the institution, of the republic.
Your, uGiy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

The young men and young women Of our
scminaries and colleges do we'll to turn hotel
walters for the White Mountain season. The
lads who have been kept on a low diet OF Greek
roots and boiled paradigms can feast on all the
delicacies Of the season. while the lasses can
see all the new styles. Besides. the wages are
worth considering-tho very tips may pay
month n tuition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

Strange news comes from Charleston. II
is believed there that ex-Gov. DAS CHAMBrRLAIS
is to be the receiver Of the insolvent South Caro-
lima Railroads. post worth $4,000 year in
money. and as snug colgn Of vantage in other
respects as any bald-headed politician with
Senatorial aspirations could desire. II Is
further rumored that CHAMBERLAfNs eye is
still fixed on seat in the United States
senate; that he actually hopes to yet
misrcpresent in that body the state viii n
he helped To wreck and more incredible still,
that native-born South Carolina men whose
riches give them an influence they might not
otherwise possess. and South Carolina newspa-
pers calling themselves Democratic. are sus-
pected Of looking upon this ambition with COM
placcncy, If not with positive favor. This is
strange news. we repeat; but then rccorstruct-
el anl conciliated South Carolina is strange
state.
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Feeling Ia ~ Cut-On ArE.

FT7TI NJ Y FJITIN F7I-1Vs
Mr., Zachariah Quick's amputated arm hnl
been placed lu hnN containing -aWdi,t and IIIi,i 4
short time atsIwnrd the Iit,ut complained Of crAm
IN tlr mlsing hand, particularly tic thumb The main
lecme intense ami continual friend went 10 tic
place where ia" ann had been buried ana cNhuncd II
II WAS then found iat the buN Nas too short Ia ALLOW tr
FINGERS 10 be- extended, and consequently they were
doubled ~. the thumb being bent hack The arm was
mkrnr the box. washed aud placed In larger huN
the paine IN Tie hand
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mo. Weather Drln1-oa,m.a aud water.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sh; II the yir-
tue Of this mixture was properly understood it would l.,
more generally drank In summer place Of spirits N
beer or even simple ice water In the navy IN ho
weather rsrtciaN IN tie engineer Department. Is reg
uar} served out 10 the men. On lana, especially {,
those eNpocd 60 excessive heat Is very grateful say
lmllnl u uAlmNAI ~ a nAll OF MAler lsl lmll-
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a Wise Refusal.


II is said that John sherman offered 10 give
Collector Arthur Sew York ceruncatc Of coed char
actDr as he bowed him out oi the Custom House Nj.
Arthur decncd n ANA be correct saws the RAiu.
Gats'is te reason that certificate guot
rhara, f,r from John sherman found the person %
STRANGER wNt subject The itaror ~ heavy s.Iioou ana
probable nl agcerauuu IN W0thfds ol tie states TIE
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SIR: come to you for some advice. I have
an article 10 sell II i not for every one 70 buN, and
men with hraiu~ and money they won't look AZ what
sn do about ~ Now. will tell WA whatttis and
j. machine that Will through IRE or wacra me
chanich perpetual scli sustaining. Inc Nhau,llo motive
me to do about ~ Let Tnk svS shine On tlic biggest
thlu- On earth Z DAiAhAttN
This Is q very interesting thing. and YOU
ought to get an enormous price for IL. " II IL
not for every one 10 buy since 1t is not every
one who could pay for ii the millions that it
must be worth You are right in not wanting
everybody TO see it. and therefore must refrain
from carrying out your project OF publicly cX-
hblting 1t in this city. Why men Of brains and
money refuse 10 look at IL can only be explained
10y the fact that these men possess a deficiency.
so to speak Of hard horse sense. The tremen-
dous machine OF Mr. 7. DELAMATER il
not only an interesting thing. but is
greatly needed ut this time. II is needed
by JAY GOULD and his young editor. 1t
Is needed in the young editors rumshop,
and in JAY GouLD's tall tower the fountain Of
thought, love. and bosh. II is needed as an nd
iunct to JAY GovLD's Tribune. just imagine
what an advantage II would be 10 JAY GOULD
and his stool pigeon to hc enabled 10 run
through f;e and water 10y perpetual self-sus-
| tanning inexhaustiblo mechanical motor The
whole town would assemble to look at them.
and the tall tower rumshop would b. crowded
| with paying customers. The inventor OF this
| formidable machine cannot have asked JAY
| GOULD and his stool pigeon TO look at 1t or 10
| buy II for II hc had done 30. IL would not now
| be In the market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

Docs Grant for 1850 mean Grant for 1ssi r.
asks the Akron OHIO he,ren The answer 10 the qucs
uun depend, ON the tact Of Grants reelection II he is
really On Ne President the four wears ending with is-t
there Is geo s.rt 90 lut -nu thAt tho administration will
De- SURF, ndcr,i o. he worst lu4 ot thieves and cutef
Irr~ fhtt hHNcrANr been vu tu national IsfutA
aui D. i, Akron tdfor ln ue King, he had better lay
cut ms l44ls as trdlu.l4
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The chief of the Bannock..

Prom IL, Pc t'u.t tO,,Ja1 St,siuh
buffalo Horn is small. gracefully built In.
Gia. WIN beautiful ewes not unlike Cross between Am
cHsl, and an antelope. one side u ms long lair IS
bound round with threads u brown bark which IL.
semDes buhalo horn and hence, probably, his name.
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There comes bit Of Intelligence from the
region of the Thousand Islands that the recent
weather. which tortured humanity and blistered
the face OF nnture. could not interrupt the
progress OF UPPER HOLLANDS great moral
apie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

Presumably the Greeks understand their
own business but 10 the outsider 1t does not
seem wise on their part in the present state Of
Turkish temper. to start up another insurrec-
ton in Thessaly and Epirus. The Porte's
patience has. Of late been sublime, but the
Greeks may test it too far.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

II Is said that our Indian allies have got
both the scalp Of EGAN. chief Of the Snakes.
aud his whole head. Let US hope that. should
the tide Of battle ever turn against our soldiers.
the comrades OF EGAS may not in return. do
captate our dead and wounded. That would
be brutal.
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Mr.. GRoEsBEcK is distinguished from
other Ohio statesmen by the fact that he de-
votes an hour every day to Greek. BY other
wise applying the time which he might have
given to the study Of HOMER. EUMTDEs. or
HERoDoTUs. Honest JONI SHERMAN managed
to accumulate a large fortune out Of his salary
| "a
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muscular powers, or does not keep them too
steadily in tho sunshine, will feel the heat far
less than those who give up their time to
trying to keep cool. Moreover, Of all things
avoid the free use Of spirituous drinks on
hot days.
The death rate In New York is always at
its largest at this time, but the great bulk Of
the mortality is among infants, and very
much of it is prevcntable-is due to bad san
itary precautions, the ignorance of mothers,
and their carclcssness regarding the food Of
their children. II the rules published by the
Board of Health, which were printed in THE
Sun OF yesterday, aro carefully observed by
parents, they will have fewer dead babies to
mourn for after the summer is over. These
rules admonsh against the overlooking Of
infants, and direct the people, SO far as
possible, to take advantage, both for them
selves and for their young, of all the fresh
air they can get.
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Police Messages by Telephone.

Tho police headquarters are now connected
by telephone with all The stations The cost OF The I'M
sttuments was borne by the members OF the force Tic
ep hnAnces not permitting ndWs euee III any rs " IN
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2 2 Baotup, Fa9ita Otmioa VOLS
Ia answer 10 your foolish talk, have 10 ad-
wise you shoeihaker, remain AT Your lath "
W. SCnROFpHR
Engineering AVrunAnt
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Lord BEAcoNsFIELD made his report yes
terday to the House Of Lords OF the work Of the
Congress OF Berlin.
icr! DEAcoNsFIELD explained how he had
resisted the partition Of Turkey. The redis-
tribution Of Turkish territory was one thing.
and the partition Of Turkey was another. He
had aided in carrying out the former but had
opposed the latter; and We must hope that
Turkey appreciates tho distribution. Lord BrA-
coNsFIELD holds that England lost her American
colonies through bad government. and that she
would have retained them had she then carried
out her present political system. Lord BrAcoSs-
FIELDS quotation from the Scriptures was in
bad taste; and ii BISMARCK was the tempter TO
whom he alluded. BISMARCK will not be made
happy by the compliment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-19

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN--ST: Will you
kindly inform me which translation Of hUR,ct Won con
| slider the very best J. 4. A.
We are free to say that we consider JAY
| GoULDs the very worst.
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II may not be so hot to-day as IT was yes
terday. and 1t may be several degrees hotter.
In either case tho reader will consult his safety.
as well rs his comfort. by letting fiery liquors
alone. and by observing wise temperance in
tho matter Of beer. Sober men are less likely
to DO sunstruck than liquor soaked men.
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Misery likes company, and those who are
sweltering under the torrid heat may find relief
in reading the story in another column Of tho
opening of the Sutro Tunnel
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The practice Of stealing dogs having OF late years
greatly increased for remedy thereof itlsherh' enacted
from the 1t ui May. ITO n amy person
shall steal dos dogs. Of any Kind ur sort whatso
ever from tie owners thereof. rria PER
son or ptr.uns iutrused hos the thereof
with such ds dog, or shall eel. buy receive. hartuf
tain keep any dus dos of Kind % sort what
sovNrr. kn0wln- The 10 have h,,n stolen. every
such ter-Ou. upon being convicted thereof upon the oa
% one more credible by his OF
her oon .son. before any two or more Justices 81
the peace county riding DIVISION place. shall
tile tort, ~ not less IL co aui charge.
conviruon or. all the penalty aud charges pad
be committed jail Anc not Needing twelv,
calendar months nor less uan innl the penalty
and charges shall he paid 4 person guilty Of a suhse
qurnt offence not les. e.s charges
t. be paid o. the normer aud the poor and pay
meut 10 hc Imprisoned twelve months and publ, IL
WHIPPED justices 20 grant warrants to search foi
dogs stolen their SKINS and the persons IN whose
toiv the dogs their skins found Liable 10 liz,
be
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d" Before man can control others so our
distinguished fellow citizen and ovolutionist,
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. writes to us" he must
be dictator over his own ambitions. appetitcs,
ami passions" Words trucr than these no
man ever uttered; and yet they do not express
the whole truth. A man may control his own
ambitions, appettos, and passions. and yet be
utterly destitute OF the power of controlling
other men, But this is power no man ought
to seek for. Let every one keep himself right.
and there will be nobody who will need dcta-
tor over him.
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We have gained stll another victory-we
aad Chief HoMELY. The secret OF HowARp :
recent successes is now an open one He has
engaged a full supply Of Indians TO do the
lighting for him. so long as friendly Indians
can be had in quantity u fight hostile Indians,
the work will go hravely on We ARE entitled 10
believe that if Indian will continue 10 fight
Indian, 10 oblige tho white man, the backbone
Of tho Bannock rebellion will very shortly be
broken; and We may even smile with contempt
at the adverse news that Chief Moses and al
his Quintallcums are campad in ketcltas.' As
for Chief HoMELY. h, should be authorized 10
change his name for handsome is as handsome
does
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foreign name. such ne Duke OF Cyprus.
unless attached to that under which he
has won such renown. NELSON, TO be sure
accepted the name OF tho Duke Of BRoNTE
and 60 900 year. but 1t was from the King Of
Sicily BY his own sovereign he was dubbed
Baron NELSON Of the Nile. distinction which
enabled him to append to his dispatches the
famous sign manual. NELSON and BRoNTE.'
BEAcoNsT1ELD and Cyprus" II must DO adj
mtted. would look fine on paper. although not
perhaps so fine rs BENJAMIN DIsRAELI.
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nv 0IIvFR wfNnE'L n0TNFs1
A. last two Fahrcnhcits blow -.
And killed two children sutA,
And Unv barometer shot Zeal
A tutor with It's ball.
The dOls fAn mAd-m0n COMA e,t ~
o VA, &c ne Ne. Z. H AL .gn'yi.t
Four red'hot iu-tY shoes
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To THE Editor OF THE SUN-Sr: enclose
an extract from the London rn.rsd M@i.h, Of April.
ITO referring to DOS m, nj TO this nutle All
NAL, and would say that Lord BNrons epitaI On hi,
Newfoundland shows tina; he loved The traits of the doe
at tile expense oi his feeling Tor humanity. How
tie humane Mr. Bersh can sanction the Wholesale muir
der VI DOGS is mystery u yours very truly, Ms
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Yesterday was so hot that more than one
person would have been glad with the late
SYDNEY SMITH. " to take of his flesh and sit in
his bones.' People at Long Branch and Coney
Island would have welcomed the whitening
breeze which the ycracious ELI PERKINS re-
Gently described. At Creedmoor whore PSI
men Of the Twelfth Regiment were engaged in
military rifle practice one Of the veterans said,
with a willing grimace. We didn't have many
hotter DAYS work than this in the war The
thunder storm Of the afternoon brought some
relief but the sun went down in a blaze Of light
which indicated another scorchng day.