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New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
A RToroUS CITY GOVERNHEYT.


POLITICAL DISTURBANCES AT EAST ST. LoU1s-EF-
FORTS OF THE MAYOR TO PREVENT A MEETING
OF THE ALDERMEN-FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE
AND DEPUTY MARsHALs.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-East st. Louis was to-
day the scene of another of those dsgracefu proceed
ngs between political factions which have been INDUCED
for some days past For several years there has been
great strife and contention between Mayor Bowman and
his political friends and almost equally strong party
opposed to him. regarding the administration OF city
affairs and each recurring election there has been
desperate struggle for the mastery, sometimes resulting
agrant breaches Of the peace and proceedings or
TiOtous character Some days ago an election was held
for four aldermen and there more tnau usual effort
by both parties to majority In the Council.
Mayor Bowman claimed 10 have been successful but the
of Of his friends contested and, although
they obtained certificates OF election, the old members
Of the Council, by perstsling IN having the
bers. prevented the Council from organizing and
until to-day. prevented by legislation There Is metro
pOtan Police in East ST. Louis and the Board OF Police
Commissioners opposed TO Mayor Bowman 10
meUt this condition Of things Bowman appointed a
LARGE force deputy city marshals and to-day took
forcible possession Of the Council Chamber. lie
evidently Intended TO carry things with high hand,
he attempted to prevent the antBOwman Aldermen
from entering the chamber. strong force
cf MetrOpOlitans. under command OF Commissioner
Hnze, hand In and around the Council chamber,
however, and depcFatc fight occurred between them
and the Mayors mlIshals, in which clubs and Diles
were freely used and pistols were drawn but not as
charged There also large amount OF pummelllng
with fists done, resulting IN many black eyes and bloody
no Sea- but one far be learned. was seriously
after the fight was over and peace vas Temporarily
re-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
BAYARD TAYLoRS ElREUELL.

HIS DEPARTURE ON 1HE STEAMER HOLsATIA AMID
THE GOOD WISHES or MANY FRIENDS.
In the cabins of the Hamburg steamer IIol
sata, Bayard Taylor received, yesterday afternoon
hearty farewell by many friends Accompanied by his
wife and daughter Mr.. Taylor reached the steamship
soon after II O'Clock, ana from that time
until the vessel started he was surrounded by
trougs OF friends extend their congratulations
and their wishes for prosperous voyage. Among
those present were Charles Dudley Warner, W.
ID. HOwes, Mr.. and Mrs Jervis McEntce. Dr.
! Howard Taylor and Mrs Taylor. OF Philadc.
phia (; OSWALD Ottcndorfer Mrs. schalk, J.. C. sted
man, Thomas Hicks, the Rev Treadwen Walden.
Cyrus w. Field. Mrs. Bancroft OF Wilmington J. W.
GlbOugh. A. +. Burbank. Miss Thatcher. Miss Putnam
and a number Of friends from TIE TRIBUNE Office. Mr.
and Mrs Murat Halstead, dau ghter and Samuel
L. Clemens Mark Twninl, who are passengers by the
Hosata, were In tho group. For ali Mr. Taylor had
ready hands aud pleasant words. The farewels
full OF warmth and cOrdiaty both sides his friends
drawing pleasant auguries Of the great honors he
would reflect on the country h6 represents, and
ofresuts promised literature by his residence in
many, and Mr. Taylor speaking always tenderly and
Enthusiastically OF the country which he leaves. The
tables in the cabins Of the steamer covered with
floral offerings, and the state-rOOms intended for 4ir
Taylor and his family were filled with them.
short time before the vessel ready 20 start the
company went deck and here the thrODg ned
more dense than before Everyone had one more fare
wen " say Gathered on the per- the steamer cast
of nn6 slowly steamed out into the stream the friends
left behind gave many cheers.
Many friends did not leave the ship, but accompanied
Mr.. Taylor down the bay They 10 return on n
small steamer which provided by the German Con
su who himself too Ill 10 Dc present. but repre-
sented by his Secretary.
Mr. Taylor will land at Plymouth. and Will go TO Lon
don and from there 10 Berlin, by Of Paris He VIII
probably reach Berlin In about four weeks.
II was expected that tho party OF friends who
accompanied Mr. Taylor down the bay In the
Holsatia would return in few hours,
in a small steamer, but up to the time
of going TO press they had not got back The
delay was due 10 fog IN the bay. At
O'clock this morning the telegraph operator
AT the Associated Press ship News Office elegraphed to
the operator the Sandy Hook office for information
about the matter. lie replied that two hours
after the Holsata left HObOken she was fol
lowed ry the steamer Virginia Seymour, which
was 10 carry back Mr.. hyl0rs friends. dense
find the other. They anchored near the Horseshoe
waiting for the fog to clear away.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE VOCAL UNION.

The Vocal Union of New-YOrk gave
,or,,,s ,,,,lA concert--its second this season-at
Cljckerna Hall last night. The Union has chorus OF
abont fifty voices under direction of Mr. Wolsener
and very good chorus it is The voices are not excep
ional perhaps but they pure and fresh. and the
chorus is exceedingly well trained The parts are wen
balanced their work last night was careful ana hnSheu
the shading was decate, and Mr.. MolselHer
conducted very admirably Add TO all this
that the programme was wen lected and judiciously
arranged and it is no wonder that the concert was
really pleasant onefar so than most of those gwen
ny amateur organizations. There were also solos Dy
Mile de Lussan and Mr. Toedt, besides piece for SOLO
quarette but they hardly worthy TO he gwen sde
by side with the regular work OF the Union Among the
hest things done were smarts stars Of the Summer
night an enchanting madrgal by John Wilbye lin point
of purity aud decacy Of treatment by all ODDS he Ds
hing given at the concerD Henry Smarts delicious
"Crade-Song" and MendessOhns noble setting OF the
XIIIJd Psalm
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
THEATRICAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. John S. Clarke, the comedian, sailed
yesterday for England.
Mr.. jefferson will act at the Boston Theatre
on April 22, as Kip Van Winkte.
Mile. Aimee, returning hither from Havana,
will reappear iu New-York, at Sunday concert, on
April 81.
Diplomacy" promises. at Wallack's, to rival
lis London Seats already secured very far
ahead and the audiences of unusual excellence.
The comedy of "Cancarty" is to be pro-
duced at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Mr.. George
RgnOld and Miss Ada Dyas In its principal characters
1t is understood that Mr.. j. G. Duff will
shortly manage the Broadway Theatre and that
this establishment will thereafter be conducted by Mr.
Banvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence will sail for
England April "a. Their season, lust euded, has
been very prosperous. Mr. W. r. Deutsch, their bust
manager, will sail for England on May 25.
Mr.. Jefferson will 90 to San Francisco in
May and will act at the California Theatre He has not
visited the Pacific coast since 1860 His reGntrance
there must naturally the vees public interest
Miss Clara Morris has recently purchased,
for $1,000. the drama OF Conscience" written by
Messrs. A +. Lancaster and Julian Magnus. This play
Union.
Miss Augusta Dargon left this city on Monday
for San Francisco She viii act at the California Thea
tire ON the 22d instant Miss Dargon actress pos
sessed OF true tragic power; her hghcomedy style is
eirnest unseinsh devotion to the dramatic art
new theatre has been opened at Holyoke.
Mass. II is in Fronst end named the Whiting Opera
House The published descriptions OF II represent thai
II Is the finest opera house in New-Englaud" Mr. Raw
mon6 lately acted In IL as Colonel sellers and the tray
eling company OF the Unonsquare Theatre will act In
IL at an early date.
Another change of bill will be effected on
April 10 at the Standard Theatre Miss Maggie Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
ARTISTS At THE UNION LEAGUE.

TIE PICTURES EXHIBITED AND THE GUESTS PRESENT
The Spring exhibition of paintings and re-
eepton % the artists by the Union League Club, last
evening, had a very large attendance. Occupying a
psounent position in the p0rOrs and securing a large
share Of attention, was the large picture, by
W. ". Chase, Of Munich, Ready for
The Ride" now the property OF the club
OF the other paintings which attracted attention were
Tho following: large picture bv Jervis McEntee On
The Wings Of the Morning" representing train OF
among the early msts OF mountain tops designed by
the artist 20 symbolic the spirit Of the age OvercOm
ng all natural barriers to progress; two
iheequarter length portraits Of young lady. by
Jafcd Il. flagg, and by g. L. Tuttle repre-
sentg an older lady, IN sOmbre dress two pictures by
Georgc B. Butler, ir. nearly fu-length figure OF
young glrl-' Tue Rose OF Capri and a shaggy dog,
reclining at full length; sketch OF the head of II. X
brown. the sculptor, by Oliver j. Lay; two
pictures by A. A. Anderson, head and bust Of
asNarthy, rlchlydressed Albanian soldier aud study
o. meadow hOwers; humorous picture, Maternity"
thtee Owls On a bOugh in the full moonlight, T. s,
ioheu interior by Walter L. Palmer; several small pie
lures IN style by F. L. henry and Maath rep
Oo county scenes and incidents Of daily life;
y: ~ brown study OF street urchin, called What
Shan fiaii water scene, " The Waysde Tavern"
by r. l. smith; large landscape by J. B Bristol and
marines by Bricher and DeHaas, aud a cabnet land.
scape BY George Iuness. ~
OF the artists. there we're prcscnt J. r. B,,stol I
G. BrOwn J. ;. Hartley, the sculptor. who was rerre
sented by lfe-size statue I'm plaster, King RepEs
Thompson, George II. Story, George Inness, IT, c. IT.
Miller, Z. f. Tutte, George Hal, j. G. NicOn, l.. L.
Henry. T.. Il. Ryder, r. Waller, Oliver J. Lay, r. W
Wood Frost johnson. William DOlph, and W. Magrath.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nilsson was lately the recipient of silver
urn, valued at $1,000, given by her admirers IN 81
Petersburg.
WilheImi, the viOlinist, has been received
with great favor in Milan DR.. Filipp the leading critic
Of that CITY raves about him in the following manner
Beethoven is his father Wagner his and List his
spirito santo In this second Joachim, Schumann an1
Brobms are sanctihcd: Meudclssohu, and tie slauu-
issimO Bach, are wOrthily illustrated
The closing concert of the third season Oh
the Staten Island philharmonic Society will be given at
West New-Brghton this evening For this occasion the
services of Madame Pappenheim and MIR. 5. b. MlilS
have been secured in addition to the string Nonette
lat scbumann's quntette on. Al. arrangement Tor
the strings of Rubfnstcins Melody in T. and @ @Lnder-
marn'4 Wedding March, etc, etc. The Hon. Erastus
Brooks will deliver a closing address.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

- ,vousp of New-Brunsy'ick. Secondly, without
Is y,o,metes OF divorce he lcd tc another altar an
t t "a lacking young woman Of WoodstocK OniaIlo ,
Bai bis found aa 0u anS nteresiing lecture on
w i,sn religions In the town OF S%VDouf % ~. ,e
ewOOPed 1oN and of an adress calculated 20 inspire
he Easnce: but II Is hardly ikely that nc VIII P' "
cChluSs,srfs again for some time 10 come
'Ng~s ~ covernor of Kansas does not DelleVe
- cartridge in times Of lawiessness. I1di1Es
III - ropeka last Monday that an armed boN OF
t 6ve strikers had taken possession oi the F@-'
,s.eo between the station and the river ana "eIc
yan,inr an attack upon the machine shops lH5 Io-
.re burriedly reinforced and company OF inil''ih
~ lsred out and furnished with arms at the C"pl'oi
WI W. grror reviewed. the militia and made TINS snort
-aoob need only call your attention 10 your u''S
- y,ordlaps Of the peace You nave peeh iui"',
-, "a t,onk cartridges You are not expected 10 slOo
49, hoods or under the feet, but shoot 10 tahe enec'
7, con are not strong enough to be able tho fcueIa
coyernnocnt viii furnish troops lnever khe" nu.3
20 he other than coward Ample pIoIsa0n @ "Iii are
xsd YOU are my chi dren now ana WI IaAo =, 80 iI,
Won expect you 20 do your du9' ius N ti V oT sent sent
", ristcts and the strikers quickly fell DaOk. l.e
Governor teeTephed during the night to several i
Atehison, Topeka and Santa Re Railroad
PRINCETON is too near New York for Its own
GOOD name The hazng scrapes and college rows reacu
he ears OF the city editors OF the metropolitan ne"sp
,ers and reporters are at once dlSpatcneu - n ''
owp and the next day long accounts Of the scenes ol
s,orer and lawlessness are published and copied oy
exchanges throughout the country. The college suuTS'
therefore from the proximity Of jealous ana conS'c
, news gaherers who ferret out all the facts anu
,u the whole truth and sometimes, possibly hVtc
49,, whereas similar disturbances at colleges oh-
av of are related in few words, and make no nple'
sion upon the public While these concessions must ~
,airpcss be made, it is apparent that Dr. MeCosn
scarcely appreciates the gravity Of the recent disgrace
fu scenes at the college In letter TO the Alumni Asso
station Of Cincinnati which read last Tuesday even
A.. no ou,etlv remarks: "You have doubtless heard OF
an occurrence in our college which has been much eA-
s,eerated. We had been endeavofing to put down
bs,i,, In oIr college aud thought we had sncceeo'u
I,,t IN ori uuatey we have had two cases ol hNu5,
one of which pistol was shot doing I,tle
,bonb m might have been otherwise. The
Yromptly dismissed those engaged ~ these a'S , e
bave tbr most perfect quiet For this the taoul9 ME II
sn,ey 10 be commended. Our aim Is simply 20 pu o
end 20 the baTbarOus customs st hsetns iTc IA @ and
ieoes and M only we are supported by the puuC' an ;,
ssneciaily bv our Alumni, We are sure 10 suSs5'
Mark Tiplcy himself could not ne lhOIe NN'0'' ~
eOutented under the circumstance
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

DIED.
BL5ss-At Grand Hotel NewYOrE April 10 Ira Bliss,
Rcauves and friends invited attend his funeral from his
late residence STANFORD Conn., at = O'Clock D. rl Friday
Cars leave Grand Central Depot at 3 O'Clock p. m
Carriages wiz be In readiness al stamford to take persons 70
man Sie Of John W. De Forest and daughter OF Charles u
shepard OF New Haven. Conn
d coFs snd sgn9 Helena a Mn2n II
No O.piii@S fon@TaL
FIsKE-On Wednesday, April 10 1873 Charlotte D., widow
Of laa i.ke N the 62a yssf yea ] 01 heI age s h. hdat
the Church Of st James East 72ds near LeXingtonaye
MIILER-suddeny, Tuesday ADri o. paralysis Of the
heart, Daniel ;. Miller, in the e0th year Of his age.
Reaves aud friends Of the family are invited " attend he
services at his late residence 5lo 5tave on Fri
day the 18Th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
NEwHALI-At Boston, Monday, April 3 Cheever NoThal,
RoCKwELL-In this city Wednesday evening April l9
1870, Emelne Hal, widow Of the lste Ghares W oeSwe
Services AT Room ej Hotel brunswick Friday l2th nst a.
lnicrRment R mt at Norwich. Conn.
ROsIn Brooklyn the lth inst Sarah Jane Ross IN the
Funeral services win be held at the residence James
w Monk 2Sj Adelphist. on saturday 18th ns, at p M
daughter Of Dudley and the late Mary webb shealcd.
Funeral VIII take place at the residence OF her father Moro
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
sPRAGUE-In this city, Wednesday morning April 10 Ros
coe Sprague; aged ~ years
Boston and Portland papers please copy.
sTARKwEATHER-Tues April O. Asa X. starkweather
in the 4Sth year OF his age.
Louise daughter Rev. B +. aud sarah jerks stead
services a. her fathers residence Astoria l. L. on
steamboat leaves Fultcn-siip &C 1890.
wETHERELL-on Wedpes'ay. the 10Th inst. F. E. Weth'
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
BroadSay on Friday, the 18th inst at l2 O'clock
WoOD-At Huntington, l., April ., William w Wood, in
Funeral from the house Friday April l2 at o'clock
Carriages viii meet the 10 o'clock train from Long Island CITY
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
THE STATE CONVENTION.

TIE STATE CONVENTION.
Il. I. CRoNKHIrE NOMINATED FOR STATE TREAS
URER on THE THIRD BALLOTS. NJ. ETrER RE-
NOMINATED FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
SPRINGFIELp, H., April 1.-THE Democratic
state Convention met in the hall Of the House OF Rep
rcsentatves at noon today Senator j. NJ. Bush, OF
Pike, called the body TO order and Genera
j. c. Black Of Danville made temporary
chairman The committees were then appointed that
on the platform being headed by Mr. W. C. Goudy' oi
Chicago Following is the state Central Committee;
First Observation-Disclosures Summers.
Th3rd Districf-F. II. Winston.
Fourth D,sfr1ct-II. Il. EnOch.
san DisfEiei-John 5. Drake
Serenh Disirict--C c. Farley.
Eighh Distriet-Ge0rge G. Harrington.
Tenth Dsfiei-W C. Hooper.
FIerenf Disiricf-J NJ. Bush
9lrclfh Disfrict-T. W. McNecly.
ThjyieeHh Distr,ct-J. b. Irwin.
fourteenth DiSirci-E. 4. BarrinCer
FiGccah District-M. A. Cochrano
SIteenh District-F Foreman
ScrcHteclh DiStrict-J >. DrummOnd.
EighieeHh Disrict-W. A. Lcnma.
NiHclrenh District Robert j. Place.
From ne state Gf Ldrge-JoAu Forsythp J. VI. Crebs,
A. OrenderoG. C. Dunham W. h. Murphy and j. H.
johnson.
The convention took recess uuul halfpast . o'clock
III the afternoon. Upon roasscmbling the Committee on
Credentials reported that all the counties repre-
scned, aud that 500 delegates present The
Committee Permanent Organization reported the fol
lowing FOR permanent officers, who duly elected
President Senator Michael W Robinson. Of Cook County
with one yicepresidcnt from each Congressional Dis
trct, sccrctauos Frank Iawlcr OF Cook County; I. f.
Bouton. Of Union, and H. suttcl. Of Clark
An Informal ballot for state Treasurer was taken.
which resulted Is follows: Colonel Arua Voss, OF
Chicago, 81: NJ VI. Pool. Of Glllatn S6 ; T. l. Cr0nk
hitc. JOS, Alexander stHrn Of Springfield, IL Ahrlm
NIayfcId ~ Logon. 5s: Mr. Pncktt, -. and Mr.
Coulter, 80 tho.cc. on tho third ballot j. l. Crouk-
fTN far
= NJ Etcr OF Mclean, the prcs-nt incumbent, IL
nominated the FIRST ballot, for superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
After the reading Of the platform. W ". O'Bryan. Of
Chicago. sent upa resolution, whcn was rcnd. coWp-
mcntuE Congressman Springer FOR his independence Ia
voting General shields fnr DOnIkerper o the House
OF Representatives. The resolution created great
CItemput, and while Colonel O'BIyan attempting 10
speak III its favor. motion 10 adjourn sine die de-
Claled carried. amid a scene OF confusion.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

The TRIBUNE has received, through the
courtesy Of the wilmer Rogers News Company OF No.
81 Beekmanst, The NineteeE Century and The COnteB-
poray ReeieW for April Among important articles In
The former Russia and India" by Colonel George
Chesney the second instalment OF the Rev. r. W.
Dales Impressions Of America" !" "Man and Science"
by Df Eam, and EnglaDd's Policy at the Congress"
oy Edward Dicey. The Contemporary Rerie0 contains
Professor Jevonss third psper-"Tho Experimental
hethods" ION John Stuart Mills philosophy a review
by Dr. Freeman of Mr.. Froude's "Life and Times Of
anomas Beckett Iris Of Homer, and her Relation
70 Genesis tx ILL.," by Mr Gladstone and series Of
eight papers future punishment suggested BY Canon
tsrfar's new book
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
6perial Notlees.
Alfred Speer's
PURE
PORT GRAPE WINE.
MoTrNT pROSPI

MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS.
standard wine IN NeWlOrk City Tor church colnmu
Mon hospitals and especially prescribed for ladies and per-
sons OF debate health and aged people I Is harmless yet
invigorat and strengthening sold bY drueg1sts
Principa office aud salesroOm. "a Warren st, N. y
Mans Mission on EarthA thorough Medical Treatise,
indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
experience OF 20 years study observation ah professional
practice showing that will insure Restored Man
hood strengthened Vitality and sound conditions Heafh,
have impaired by OVefaNed powers statement
Obstacles Marriage and OF the by which they
removed BY mail 25c currency postage stampsb
Address Secg Museum Anatomy Science l46 Bdway.Nl.
Post ONCE Souce.-rhs foreign endng
SATU RDAS April l3. 1875, will close at tins ohce on
TUESDAY, at a. M, for Europe, bv steamship wyoming
Queenstown; on HbDN ESDAY. at $3.50 a m, lor Ea-
rope, by steamship BOthnia Queenstown on IHUks
DAY at m, for Europe. by steamship Bse wa queens
(cOresDOndence for Germany and France 70 oe to
warded by this steamer must be specially addesI au at
II m for Europe by steamship Holsatia va fNnOatn
CheTbOurg Hamburg on SATURDAY al ~ a ln ior
correspondence Germany and Scotland 70 DC forwarded
by this steamer must specially aGdessedl and al III
a. ~ scotland direct by steamshp Anchora VIA Gas
gov and il3n a. for Germany, &C. by steamship
Hernann via Southampton Bremen correspondence for
Great Britain the Continent 20 be forwarded by this
steamer must specially addTessed Tho steamships Wy
omipg Botnia CITY OF Richmond do not take mails
and south Pacific ports leave NewY0rk April o. The mails
for Nassau NJ r., leave NewlOrk April % The mails
The West Indies via Bermuda and 81 ThOmas leave New
york Aprii IL The mails for Hayt Savanila &c., leave
NewYok April S The mails for China and Japan leave san
Francisco April 10. -
Post onlce Eew.York. Apri 9. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

Would the Hon. William Groesbeck accept
tbe Presidency Nominate him. ana he VII ,, clSN I @
- SS.r,t9,nr"- 10 the White HOuse.-lCmclnnau Iii
Quirer Dem) -,
when Mr.. HAYES is older he will learn that
tbe Republican parry I'm the South Is Ike Fn,I
tbin5 6f ne past-tha IL can no more be Iesuseitcu
thaI can mummy and that the party IN the NVIi-. a
headed la the same direction with an sas set anu SUN
breeze blowing -lCinciunati ENQUIRER tDenI
The Administration is simply yawl behind
tbe Repubcan vessel, aud whether the rope Is pIlh-
or shall part. is scarcely engaging tNe attthtOL l"k
~ osc who have less interest in protecting Jhe toou
famc of public servant than ia watching the OlaNt pro
cross ahead Of the UuiOn slp.-iCAcaso IhleI-Oo0"H
iRoBD
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
A DISCOURAGED REFoRNER.

A prominent Republican at Boston, " re-
former" BristOw man, AMI last year "a stalwaTt 0c
fender Of President Hayes when asked day or TWO ago
i be believed n the President implicitly as ever, re-
piled with q deepdrawn sign, / Try to- But, Ee
added everybody must admit that the Administration -
terribly lacking IN force. The President has note, ana
The only member Of the cabinet who shows any energy
d Secretary Schurz and his is generally mlsdrected.
The gentleman said he had been 20 Washington
four times during the Winter, and at every
successive visit he had been more and more
impressed with the failure Of the Administra-
tOn not only 90 have any influence with Congress bat
% get gfp the puUc business ana any hold ON
the country. If Boston "reiOrmcIs" are beghuing To
talk ~ this way, where the supporters OF the Admin
lafrdlLun % BIZ flnnl1
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
MIDNIGHT wE4rHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SNnn..is I'M he mt II NylA.s.

WAsHNGToN, April -, l =. m.-The
pressure 10 generally below thc mean It is highest IN
the Calf States but rising IN The Upper Lake region u
il, falling most rapidly IN New-Eugand Lignt rain has
fallen in the Middle and South Atlantic states aud Lake
region The temperature has fallen IN tho Middle
and south Atlantic states, IN The Lake re- On In Tcnncs
see and the East Guii states; elsewhere has risen
Northwcstery winds prevail n the Northwest aud East
Gulf and Middle States. soUilorly Ia the Lake region,
thence the south Atlantic Coast and souAeIy in the
West Gulf states.
Indications
For Nev-Eug gland. cloudy, raluv weather variable
winds mostly from the north. tailnuary or lower IN
pcrlturp falling, followed bv rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic state. cloudy weather, rain
areas followed by rapidly clearing weather, westerly
winds. stationary lower temperature, falling, fol
lowed ny rising barometer.