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Daily globe., 1879-05-16
MINNEAPOLISN NEWS|
specially Reported 1or the DAILY aiob.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Fifty-Ave inmates registered at the poor
farm.
Young has sealed his doom for the next
election.
Four "bock beero drunks at the police
station last night.
The fire committee of the city council
meet this afternoon at 3o'olock.
a. There WAS nothing new or important in
the Pentsoost- Stebbins revival circles yester-
day.
8 The Women's Christian association will
hold their regular meeting on Saturday
afternoon.
The supervisors and primary teachers of
the public schools will meet at the High
school at 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Jubilee Singers will give concert at
Association hall on Saturday night, for the
benefit of the colored Kansas sufferers.
Dakota or Bust, by Cd. Watson
was the daring inscription upon prairie
schooner passing through the city yester
day.
I The city was filled with gaily bedizened
members of tho demi monde Yesterday who
came up to escape the inquisitorial grand
jury of St. Paul.
Young's ideas of the business of things is
that refined, educated woman, because she
is a woman, should receive less compensa-
ton for her labor than the man who cleans
the street.
Five per cent. on school teachers wages
will save the city $4,000. The bond ques-
tion cost the city $4,000 year. The high
school cost the city $4,000 and now poor
girls teaching schools are called on by the
board to pay for it.
The boss coopers think man should earn
just sufficient to keep body and soul togeth-
er. HUM and Young think lady teachers
should not be paid sufficient to hold body
and soul together--they are women, and
therefore have no souls.
The alarm of fire from box II, at 1915
last night. was caused by the burning of .
load ofhay, belonging to Elias Moses, which
was standing on Fifth street, between Nicol
let and Hennepin avenues, The hay WEI
burned and the wagon saved.
The grand jury yesterday afternoon e1
amined ex-Mayor John DeLaittre, Chic
Munger, Capt. Berry, Sergeant West an,
Officers McKlernan and DAILY, who were re
quested to tell what they knew about tn
social evil question. They probably kne,
much more than they could tell under exist
ing circumstances.
w. B. Chambers, while engaged in pape,
ing the stair way leading to Harrison's h&l
was preeipitated to the ground floor, a dis
tance of fifteen feet, by the breaking of
plank on which he was standing. He wa
unconscious when picked up, and on bein
conveyed to his residence it was found tbs
he had injured himself internally and We
severely bruised about the head and body.
The veracious little sheet which is alwa,
blathering about its circulation says that tt
man who does duty for it as reporter mac
careful inquiries about that sad accident an
found that Mary Grow had her leg take
off. The little thing gets it's news ju
about in the same way its brother Bills pap'
} does. The latter said that Mary was alive
midnight Wednesday. The poor child di
not have her limb taken off; and the lit
, victim to outrageous neglect and careless
ness died an hour before the time Bills p
per professed to have ascertained she vi
still alive.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

CoNGRrss seems is be unable to appease
the rapacity of Capt. Eads. He but recently
received nearly three hundred thousand dol
lars on account of his jetty system, and now
he is an applicant for half million dollars
on the same account. He appears to be worse
than cormorant.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
"A VISITOR FROM ABOVE.

a Genuine Meteor-It Falls a Little South
u OF MtMaes0ta- Personal MenttOn.
Correspondence of the Globe.
FA1RMoNr, Mimi, May 5.-Doubtless you
have read telegraphic accounts of meteor
which passed over northwestern Iowa last
Saturday afternoon. Many of our citizens
saw the fiery ball in its cereal fight and
plainly heard the explosion, the noise re-
sembling the sound of a cannon far in the
distance. To-night's mail from Estherville,
Iowa, (thirty-two miles distant from this
place) brings news of the meteor having
struck terra frma at point
three miles north of Estheryille,
and about four miles from the Minnesota
line. It descended about three o'clock P. M.
of the 10th inst, and was witnessed by hum
dreds of astonished citizens in that section.
Its first appearance was that Of ball of fire
about the size of a water-pail, passing at a
fearful rate ofspeed, and leaving along trail
of black smoke in its path. The citizens
assembled at once to the place where the
meteor fell, and discovered q hole in the
ground fourteen feet across, while the dirt
had been scattered in all directions for TWEEN
ty rods around. A corps of shovelers was
at once organized, and the meteor discover
ed fifteen feet below the surfioe of tue
ground. It was about the size Of a bushel
basket and weighed $50 pounds. Your cor
respondent has just been shown half
pound specimen of the heavenly visitor,
which is in the possession Of the Sentinel,
Of this place. It is metallic substance, and
is invulnerable to the strongest acids. II is
queer specimen. and is heavier than iron
or any other metals. The owners of the
prize have refused 800 for it, and believe
they have something better than a bonanza.
s I-4.a,s GENERAL NOTES.
F. c.. Smales, one of our prominent
English sportsmen, has movsd-to st. Louis
The recent rains have revived, crops, and
there it now prospect of bountiful har-
vest. Wheat that has been unsprouted in
the ground for six weeks is now up and
looking we'll.
The State land sale was held in this place
this week by State Auditor Whitcomb. Ov,1
$4,000 acres were sold.
Lots of new settlers are arriving daily, ant
taking Southern Minnesota railroad lands.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

The New York school board refused to
suspend Kiddle on the ground that the poe
try published in his book as dictated by
Shakespeare, Byron and Poe was so very poor
that it would deceive no one, not even the
simplest minded scholar in the public
c,hNOlS. -
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

The mayor, yesterday, revoked George Nor
tons saloon license. Morton has been run
ming the colored mems saloon on Fourth
street near Cedar, the place where the mur-
derous row in which John Allen. Easton
Busgett and other negroes we're engaged, oc.
CURED Tuesday evening.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
UuE GLOBE confessee to having but little

THE GLOBE confesses to having but little
sympathy with the war now in progress in
the courts upon the lewd women of the city.
The lewd men are the ones who ought to
suffer. It ia vioiesas and rilo faen who make
tus existence of these women possible, and
until they are taught decency nothing can
be accomplished. If q few of the frequenters
of these dens could be sent to the peniten-
t,ary it might have salutary effect. We have
no confidence in any good coming from the
prosecution of the female sinners while the
pantalocn strumpets are allowed to go at
LARGE.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
In answer to 8 call, about twenty-five

In answer to 3 call, about twenty five
persons. members Of the Grand Army of
the Republic and ex-saldiers, assembled at
the Nicollet House parlors yesterday after
noon to take steps for fitting Observance
of Decoration Day. The meeting WIS
called to order by G. w. johnson and Capt.
j. p. Rea elected chairman, and Charles W.
johnson secretary. The chairman stated
the object of the meeting, and on motion
the chair was authorized to appoint
committee of ten to act as
committee OF arrangements and to
make necessary arrangements for 3
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, May Is.
HOGS The Drover's Journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments $500; active, firm and steady;
heavy packing S3.50@3 IS; light packing and ship
ping 3.55G3. IS.
OATTLE-Receipts $500; shipments 5000:
quiet and firm; stockers S355D37O; COWS 2.75@
$50; fair to extra steers A4U@55 20. A5sk
SHEEP-Receipts 40; dull and nominal. 9I.s-.l
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
mother Account of the Meteor.

-1nOtDer dcC0NnC OF CNe NeteOfs
= A telegram Of the 10th from Worthington,
mentioned the fact of large apd brilliant
meteor passing over that place from the
northwest. The meteor was Of an un-
usually brilliant appearance, and attracted
the attention of citizens for mics around.
From Auditor Whitcomb, JUS returned
from that section, we learn that the meteor
came to the earth just across the line,
about fourteen miles southwest of Jack
son, in Emmett county, Iowa,
- short distance from a
school house, and on the farm of a man
named Barber. Such was the velocity with
which the meteor was driven through the air,
and it's weight, that it was embedded in the
earth, a blue clay soil, to the deph of fifteen
feet, the depression of the ground at the top
being fully ten feet across. AS soon as the
location of the fallen meteor became known
citizens turned in and dug it up, the sub
stance proving to be nearly owl in shape,
and about twice the size of an ordinary silk
hat, and weighing nearly 500 pounds. Au-
ditor Whitcomb got small pie@ as keep
sake, which presents all the appearance of
melted metal, valuable in its character, Mr..
Whitcomb being shown ring that had been
beaten out Of small detached particle II
is reported the parties having it IN possession
| have been offered 5000 for it.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Log aud Rtver Notes

A. L. Gillespie reports sales as follows:
Hornby & Gable, Davenport, Iowa, four
strings long white pine logs and three strings
of Norway logs.
G. M. Clark, Dubuque, Ia, one string long
white pine logs.
D. Joyce, Lyons, two strings large white
pine logs.
G. L. Coleman, Lacrosse, Wis, ten strings
long white pine.
r. G. Libbey, Hastings, Mimi, one get
up white pine.
The Ida Fulton goes out tomorrow with
ten strings of logs for G.. L. Coleman, La
Crosse.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, May ID.
FLOUR-Frm; western superfne So. .750a0O;
common extras 3.75@425; Wisconsin extras 4.OO0
4.5O; Minnesota do 4.O005.76; winter wheats, Ohio
and Michigsn4 75l15.25; Illinois and Indiana 900
600; st. Louis 5.5006.60; Wisconsin and Minnesota
patent process 6.5OO8 50; spring whests s 60007.50
0RAIN-Corn firm; mixed and yellow 47h@4SHc
Osts firm and in moderate demand; No. and extra
white 4O642c; No. 2 white 3SA03sc; No. 3 white
and No. mixed 36I@37hc. Rye 62085o.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
WINONA.
Sudden Death on the Steamer Arkansas
Lively Times at Beef Slough Boom.

Lively Times at Beef Slough Boom.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, May ia man named Christopher
Mccormick from Cincinnati, was found dead
in a state room on the steamer Arkansas, at the
levee here, early this morning. He was on his
way home from Fort Benton. Cause of death,
apoplexy. He left no effects of value He
will be buried here by the county. It is said
he has brother on the editorial staff of lead
ing daily in Cincinnati.
dispatch from Beef Slough this afternoon
says the recent rains raised the Chippewa to
good driving stage. Three hundred men are
are turning out 100000 feet of logs daily.
There are abont sc, ,000, 900 feet in the boom.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

SENATOR HERMAN, of New York, made some
excellent points against the supervisors of
elections bill in the course of speech in
the Senate on Wednesday, and in closing
argued that the law was dangerous whatever
party might be in power, and contending it
would be great wrong to subject American
citizens to the arbitrary expressions to which
it subjected them. This is good Democratic
doctrine. The law is a dangerous one in the
hands of any party, and the sincerity of the
Democrats in desiring it repealed at this
time is evident when the fact is taken into
consideration that they will be in absolute
power within two years. Then they might
use the law as the Republicans, have--to de-
feat the will of the people at the ballot box
Snch is not their desire, however. They
want purity of elections under Democratic
as we'll as under Republican rule.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

SENATOR THURMAN made telling point in
his speech, yesterday, when he called atten-
ton to the fact that the Democrats have as
rauch interest in order, peace and the pros
perity of the country, and perpetuity of the
government, as any men belonging to the
Republican party or any ether party. TIE
impudent assumption of loyalty on the
part of the Republicans has gone
about far enough. Because a
man is Democrat does he wish to involve
the country in another civil war: ruin his
own property, bring the sword to his own
throat and spread desolation through the
land? On the other hand the Republicans,
who know that with change of admiuis-
tration their crimes would find them
out, are ready for another civil
strife to escape detection and punishment.
The mass of the Republican party should
not, perhaps, be thus accused, but the con-
trolling Republicans prefer another civil
conflict rather than take the risk of the de-
velopment of their rascalities. Hence their
false accusations against the Democrats and
their attempt to precipitate conflict.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Young.
JrRY NASEG-

Ames g. SalisburyEvs. the Minneapolis
Street Railroad company. Dismissed, on
motion of the defendant, on the ground
that the plaintiffs had failed to make out a
case. Plaintiffs granted stay of proceed
ings for thirty days.
John D. Eversole VS.. Preston Cooper and
Charlotte E. Barrett. Tried and given to
the jury.
The call for to-day is and IA.
The grand jury has presented the follow
ing indictments:
The State of Minnesota vs. Thos. Dickie;
assault with q dangerous weapon with intent
to do great bodily harm. Demurrer to the
Indictment argued and overruled. Defend
ant plead not guilty, and was remanded to
custody.
The State of Minnesota vs.. John Clark;
larceny of a set of jewelry from G. G. Stur
tevant. Indicted, arraigned and plead not
guilty.
The State of Minnesota vs. Jennie Laird,
julius Laird and Charles Clark; larceny,
stealing from B. B. Marshall and others. In
dicted, arraigned, and were given till to-mor-
row morning to plead.
The State of Minnesota vs.. Isadore Henry:
two indictments for selling malt liquor in
less quantity than five gallons without first
having obtained a license therefor; also, one
for selling spirituous liquor in less quantity
than Eve gallons, etc. He was arrraigned
and given till tomorrow morning to plead.
The defendant was released on 5000 bail.
The State of Minnesota vs. Thos. O'Brien
and Charles Wilson an assault with dam
gerous weapon with intent to do great bodi-
ly harm, Officer Wescott's assailants. Given
until tomorrow morning to plead. K. s..
Bryant was assigned as counsel for defend
ants by the court.
Before Judge vanderburg.]
COURT CASES.
Charles Allen vs. Maria B. Dayton. Tried
and judgment ordered for plaintiff.
E. A. Harmon & Co. VS.. Brown i& Heller.
Settled.
The call for to-day is SO.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

This court met at $50 yesterday morning
and heard the following causes:
No. 64-Isaac H. Moulton, respondent. VS..
Nathaniel r. Thompson, appellant. Argued
and submitted. TGA I
No. 68. II. B. Willis, appellant, VS.. Jacob
Jelniok, respondent. Argued and submitted.
No. 81. John w. McClung, respondent, vs..
Annie d. Manson, Administrative of the estate
of A. g. Manson, appellant by order of this
court Jan. as, 1879, and A. D. Condit, inn
pleaded with A. NJ. Radclif, appellants.
Order to show cause why James King, sheriff
of Ramsey county, shall not pay over to the
appellants the amount of the balance of this
judgment herein remaining due and unpaid, or
in default thereof be dealt with for contempt
of court. Argument continued on motion of
respondent Until May 20 at $50 o'clock.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
iAssociated Press Markets.
milwaukee, Produce Market.

MILWAUKEE, May Is.
FLOUR-Quiet but irmer.
GRAJE-Whest opened firm and &c higher, and
closed dull; No. hard S103; No. ], 109; No. 2,
a7Ac; May 372zc; June 93l4c; July 39llc; No. g.
83hc No. 4, 761sc; rejected 40. Corn Gniet and
steady: No. 2. 35c. Oats steady: No. 2. 2Tac. Rye
dull; No. ], 50la9b1c. Barley in fair demand; No.
Q, 59lsM60c.
PROVISIONS Quiet and higher. Mess pork quiet :
new $500 cash. Lard, prime steam $3.50.
HOGS-Qniet at $34013.5G.
FREIGHTS-Wheat to Buffalo 3i4c.
RECEJPTS-7,2S6 barrels -four; $3.50 bushels
wheat,
SHIPMENTS 1o,b5s barrels flour; sc,4e2 bushels
wheat.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
M o RT O N, M DOR E & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
LIVERPOOL. May 1910 A. NJ.
Wheat, firm; 102 pence higher.
Floating cargoes strosg; the demand for the
tinent continues.
Cargoes passage upward tendency.
Corn off coast Sd higher.
California wheat just shipped six pence higher.
No spring for prompt shipment shilling higher.
On passage for the United Kingdom 1,375, 600 quar-
ters
Weather in England unreasonable.
NEW YORK. May 15-11 100 A. N,
Corn irregular; about steady.
Wheat unsettled; u to 1c better than yesterdays
close; looks like Hoyt selling through brokers. I
NEW YORK, May 15-12:30 P. n.
Wheat nc lower on options, but seems better n-
qriry for cash springs.
Gables indicate unfavorable weather in England.
New YORK, May 15-2PM
Wheat inactive, unsettled; No nomnaliy 81 .0s;
No 3 97c. Winter wheat lower.
WHEAT.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint

&.
The city VS.. John Rodgers, dlsordcrly con-
duct. Continued until the 10Th, and defend
ant committed in default of bail
The city VS.. William Sewall and Daniel Saun-
ders, assault and battery. Continued until the
10Th inst, and defendants released in bail of
$100 each.
The city VS.. Henry McLaren, vagrancy. Com
mitted for fourteen days.
The city rs. James DAILY; assault and battery.
reprimanded and discharged.
CIVIL.
WI. Golfer VS.. G D. Williams; action for
goods sold and delivered. Dismissed.
Frederick ]. Hoffman VS.. William J. Parson !;
action for restitution of premises. Decision
fled denying defendants motion to dismiss;
defendant to answer on or before May 20. 10 A.
NJ, and case placed on general term calendar
OF that date.
A. II. Strouse VS.. John Flaherty; action to
recover for goods sold defendants wife. De-
cision of court filed ordering that the plaintiff
take nothing by this action and that the de-
fendant have and recover Of the plaintiff bis
costs and disbursements herein.
Gayle Dion vs. John Frett; action on
promissory note. Case tried and verdict rem
dered for plaintiffs for $73.75
Mary M. Sanford VS.. Henry T. johnson; ac-
ton on lease Taxation of costs heard and case
taken under adyisement.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Municipal Court.

MMmtcipHt Court.
Before Judge Cooley.
James Langdon: vagrancy. Discharged.
John Reynolds and Frank Young: va
grancy. Committed to Jail for 10 days each
AS. Holunes; drunkenness. Fined So.
Thomas Henderson: drunkenness. Com.
mitted to jail for 10 days.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
DAILY LOCAL. MEANS.

Bar. Their Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
29.9l3 5S.5 SIT Sc. Clear.
Amount of fall. 0; maximum ther-
mometer, II; minimum thermometer, As.
W. B. GREENE,
sj Private Signal Corps.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

GLOBE reporter Immediately after the fight
and no amount of pumping could induce
him to squsal on the men who had 80 shame
fully abua0d him.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

The schools mentioned in the above list
are to understand that the question of re-
ceiving aid at tho end of the year depends
on full compliance with the conditions of
the law, particularly with sections three and
four, and with all regulations of the board
in pursuance of said act.
Examiners will visit the locality of each
school previously to August 81, 1879, for the
purpose of the required examinations, of
which due notice will be given.
The board voted to adjourn to meet at the
call of the president.
AS a further item of interest in this con-
nection we append the course of study pre-
scribed by the board, to enable schools to re-
ceive State aid, as given in late circular:
''The general course Of study in said schools,
preparatory to the sub-freshman class, shall
embrace the following branches, to-wit: Ele-
mentary algebra, plane geometry, physical
geography. physiology, natural philosophy,
English composition, general history, Latin
grammar and reader, and two books of C;esar's
commentaries, the writing Of English in con-
nection with the foregoing studies, with es-
pecial reference to correct punctuation and use
Of capitals, also exercises in reading and decla-
nation. When practicable, instruction in vo-
cal music and drawing should be added. For a
full classical course examination in the
Greek grammar and reader will also be required
and by students taking this course, natural
philosophy, physical geography and physiology
may be omitted"
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRPs, U. S. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK. THIRD STREET,
ST, PAUL, MINI.
time at all stations.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
District Court.
before Judge Wilkin.
JURY CASES

JURY CASES.
Case 81. Thatcher Blake VS.. The Chicago,
st. Paul & Minneapolis railroad company.
Verdict for plaintiff, giving him title to IS, 600
shingles valued at $5998, and that the defend
ant ia entitled to the rest of the shingles,
valued at $36.16.
CRIMINAL ARRA1aNMENT.
The State of Minnesota Us. Charles Pratt
larceny. Plea, not guilty.
The State Of Minnesota VS.. Samuel Bean; !;
larceny. Reserved plea until Saturday.
The State of Minnesota vs.. Lawrence Fox;
larceny. Reserved plea until Saturday.
The State nf Minnesota vs.. Charles A. Squire;
larceny. Plea of guilty entered.
The State of Minnesota VS.. Pauline Bell, in
dicted as keeper of house of ill-fame. Re-
leased on bail of $500.
The State of Minnesota vs.. Maggie Morse
indicted as keeper of house of ill-famc. Re-
served plea until Saturday, and defendant re-
leased on bail of $500.
The State of Minnesota vs.. Kate Hutton, in
dicted as keeper of house of ill-fame. Re-
served plea until Saturday, and defendant re-
leased on bail of $500.
The State of Minnesota VS.. Mary j. Franco;
indicted as keeper of a house of ill-fame. Re-
served plea until next Saturday, and defend
ant discharged on bail Of $500.
THE CALL.
jury Cases-May l6 cases No. 76 and 78.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Brill.
Gases 21 and %: Jane w. Rowan VS.. The st.
Paul Water Company; Carrie G. Murray vs.
The st. Paul Water Company. Suit to recover
damages for land used by Water company. Or
| trial.
Probate Court.
Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of John W. Hill
deceased. Proof OF no debts filed and alst
county treasurer's receipt filed.
In the matter of the estate of Lucinda NJ
Eaton, deceased. Inventory and appraisement
filed.
Evans. deceased. Inventory filed. Orde,
! made for hearing on claims by the court.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
MARKETS IN DETAIL.

RENTEs-1l3f s5c.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

Meeting of the High School Board-Former
Apportionmento Of the State Appropria-
tion Declared Illegal by the Attorney
General-A New wApportionme Schools
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Foreign Money Market.

Tennessee 6s, old. 34is Virginia 6s, new ~
Tennessee 6s, new.. 33 Missouri IS .-.....1 .107i1
Virginia 6s, old. -. "a
, 1879-08-09
PORT HtiRON.

PonT HURON, Mich, Alsg. 8,-Passel Up
Prps Cnlnn. y. Chaubcrlln With ]. i. Card
and ronsort, Porter Chamberlain and consort,
John N. Qlindra With y. Mlnch, G. T. Mllch,
and Il. ]. Webb; tug Elm Smith anl barges !;
sglrs Michigan, Our Ho,l, Eulma l.. Cayno,
Wind. .Bo1nd-H. Johpson, a. Doody, Car
llngfurd, i. u. romeroy, Cape Horn, jane He'll
Down--props Avon, Garden Guy, lioanoks,
Grau!te State. starurca With tluxara, :WissA.
htskon with Thouaas 4. seost: schrs Jalnes G.
King, Atllenlan. N. ]. Wilcox, Champlou, Atout-
calm, join n. Ilutchinsttn.
Wtnl-Aurthwest. fresh: weather fine.
poAT HURON, Mich, AnK. B-lU U, m.-Up--
Rsops hanae N. X. FaIsoauk with Granger,
y: J. llaekett WITH Southwest alnl cousort,
Glasgow aud ha1yes, ueFmani1 And 64EEes, reu,-
pest mud Gargcs; seil.s oliver hiltcheII. Co.
Manclle. FtoreIta. Constitution. Dcles De,Yolf,
William Young. Il. NJ. scoYc, Clara Parker.
noMu-PruBs Cuusteo, Fountain City, Annie
su''th a'.! eoasott. d. ". Powers with Wabash.
sisurgs ktnE with barees u.d Jessie lloyt,
Alenns at1'l eonsost; xvhrs Galletin, Mon1auk,
Gu. Ilougliton. Lucy u Clark, Sea,nuu.
W.nd-Nosth. l!gnt; weather cloudy.