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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION,

UNION OF THE COMPANIES ANNOUNCED
OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE PRESIDENT OF The
WESTERN UNIoN-APPOIXTMEST OF AGENTS
THE MANAGEMENT NOT YET cRNTRALIzED-THg
TEMPORARY oRUER OF THE COURT AGAINST THH
UNION VACATED
1t was announced last night by DR.. Norvin
Green, president of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, that his company had COM
pleted the purchase and had taken possession
OF the property of the American Union and
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies,
Officers of the companies refused to make
public the details of the agreement. Justice
Barrett yesterday handed down decision In
the suit brought by Rufus Hatch to restrain
by injunction the proposed consolidation of
the companies. He denied the application, aud
dissolved the temporary injunction.
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MISSOURI BREwFRS ALARMFD.
rr 1t.ts Enh -E,ust1.ruLIo

ST, TIOT TFUs ').-I OIISTVITUUTV VA-
citencnt among the hrrNrs IN this city, over the
Introduction IN the Legislature 81 proposition 10 amend
The state Constitution To prohibit the manufacture
Of alcoholic sinulants IN Missouri. committee has
been formed organize opposition. aud the brewers
throughout the Will bc asked to lend their assist
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AZ OLD MANS SERIOUS IA

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 3.-Judge llcm
Stiles OF the Court oi Common Pleas. slipped on II
today md fell. breaking leg lie Is an old man
the accident may Cause his death.
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BELLAIRH.

cold AOo," tine war eagle that was car.
rled through the Rebellion by Wiscon.
sin regiment, Is deed. His body has been
Bkilliully stuffed and Is preserved in the
State House Of WsConHin. The Loan Ex.
hibtion asked for it, but II has been deter.
mined not to allow II to be moved. How.
ever, n liie'siSo painting Of the bird has
been made for the State House, and the
artist writes that duplicate OF the picture
which lie has kept will be sent to the Ex.
hibi.ion. Many Of the soldiers in this
nGighb)rhoOd were in the same brigade
az Old Abe, and will be glad 10 refresh
their memories rs to how he looked.
CUE liafdenstein wss kept from work al
his nail machines yesterday by sickness
A large lot OF excellent pine has been
stored In the tobacco warehouse for deco.
ration.
The Gravel Hill spelling match has con
ttibnIed another mite 10 the improvement
Of the Chapel.
Mrs. l.. Daniord.is in Columbus on O
visit.
Eycrythirgis in readiness forth Druids'
Centennial celebration here Friday. Our
streets have had all the dust laid, but they
dry off very rapidly this time Of year,
The funeral OF Mr.. Gideon Gray moved
TO the cemetery Thursday afternoon In A
hard rain. Notwithstanding this, A large
rumDer OF persons attended.
Tina examiners o. applicants for Bellaire
schools are James +. Anderson, Dr., bud.
ley Woodbridge and John A Callahan.
The remains Of Mrs. Dr.. Reed were
brought in from Bealsville Thursday eve.
ming on the narrow gauge train and were
accompanied to GAINESVILLE by relatives
and friends. X, @, +,
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to the mininum!of last year, and the in
QuiEy in Great Britain for investment
securities 10 30 great 90 TO move the price
OF Consols up 10 l0l Ills, the highest
recorded since 1859, when they were l02,
and that was the highest ever known,
EmigTants are aoCking to our shores In
numbers 90 great that extra steamers have
to be provided TO meet the demand. The
prospect for the crops are decidedly
Frightening, while the scheme for extend
ing the redeemAble 5 and 8 per cent bonds
at 3! per cent bids fair TO be brilliantly
sucGessful. Add 70 this q new start in rail
road earnings, and we have, in brief, the
financial situation. 1t ia no wonder that
with such surroundings efforts to depresa
the values Of good railroad properties
should prove unsuccessful,
In our issue OF March % we gave table
comparing the highess and lowest rates fol
money on call during March with those in
the corresponding month in 1880 and 1879
1t was then expected that the supply OIL
money would be 90 far in excess Of the de,
mRnd that the average for April would
certainly not be more than per cent
The record shows that this was the aver
age Tor the first week only. Since then
the average rates have declined to about
A for the second week and for the third
and fourth weeks, The oversold condition
OF the stock market will in part account
for this; but the principal causes produc'
ing It have been the large arrivals
OF god from Europe and the fur
Their circumstances that funds which
were sent TO the interior for the
usual April settlements began at once to
flow back from remote points to this cen
ire, and now currency 10 freely coming
hither from Chicago, 81, Louis and CinCin'
natl, where interest rates are almost as low
as they are In New York. This is an indi'
cation that the country is full Of money.
There Is at present no lack Of 1t for all
mercantile, industrial, manufacturing and
speculative enterprises, while our foreign
trade is In so satisfactory q condition as 10
turn the tide OF gold this way on the
slightest induCement, What conclusion
eau be drawn from such facts as these and
others we have stated above, except great
Industrial and speculative activity for COM
Ing monthsP
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue oil Two dePda Of trust m'de 10 ID, utls
nlgned, and trustee, by samuel lRND viii slilln
Lewis, his wife, and Louis Woo mAn,t,, unh HE
flet " O0dTOnSee, bis wife, the hpt dilld lls IN
day Of June, 1868, and recorded In Trust Did al
No, !, page b24, Ia the Clerks Ohige II Uhl0 cart
and sLAte OF West Vininis the lSDhl l,,l I
trust dated January u, 1863, Esd rNoldbi 10 III
lAuIe office In Trust Deed ltOpk No 2 IIN D. DIV
records Of the above mentioned COUNT cod .iiI
vi i sell at public auction At the front dot u u
County Court House, Ia the city Of WhultL w
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY IHk lam DAY OP MAY, 49,
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. IN, the l0'h'tt \
ICIibed property that 10 to say situate Intlttlt
Wheeling, being the same round and lOOnliAsd
which the original Grant HOue va Htu,ub v
seribe1 In the Iaid deeds Of trust n iOliOUI-D,h
forty (I0), Ing on the CtrnGr Of Nam md IAh ~
al that time called Mad sou street, nos Tenth rrG
lYiDg In the SOUTHEAST angle VI those bntii lbA
No one hundn and twenty lll0l, lyingi htAt Dik
west ADg Of the said Tenth street sud The Nu@
House, on Market Gteei; lot No " beltgG tee
Main street and 1888 let Ou the Nii Ieilh ntt, "
lot No. 100, being G. feet lQuGfp RlUa lah u6h
Joining lot No ITO, being lot No iy, 90 lb,I ID
u feet on Market street, and running Nl M
also parcel Of the same lot lying imf'lIiltEl
Of and Ad Joining the lat named LOT, beingHN
width on Market RquAfp, running latl Vnt Il ~
these parcels will be sold separately, o. lS'ih
a. Il may be found most AdvAutGgrUuS lht lNfsl
on the day Of sale.
In order 10 save any and all QluiOhi al W.
In the conveyance 10 hc made Ia the Iurhh'll q w
above pIoplTty, tho sid susihnAh itVh lhn
Louis WN0dmRnSee md hi, wife IN uton u, ~
title Of the p1ld property iemalr. Iab.sl blA'h'
iTuIt, will Join % III. owen IN lee
TERNs oP eALB.- One-th ri In hand lht hnlf
der In two equal inStAllmenls Il nice AID ilfIHI
months. secured by bonds Nth ItUhlNn ISGl
70 the trustee, Tho notes to carry ih'tr, lNn "
day Of sale, but the title will IL nHittd atl. y"
payment he made DANIEL PHh,ltMe:
W. II, HALLKR, AHCilOnreT. "
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HONEY Ann BUSINESS.
A Hose COiored wall street view Of ii
Situation.

Hose COIOfeu Wall Htfeet view Of the
Situation.
Wall street has apparently made up its
mind that the future looks very bright,
and, with It's usual promptness, is dis.
counting the promised prosperity. 50 con.
sentative a jOirnsl as the Financial Chtoni.
Gle paints the following rosy picture,
which the bears will find little comfort in !:
The outlook for our various industries is
very promising; and this only adds an.
other influence to the many favorable
conditions affecting our financial markets,
Money IL even now obtainable, on call, al
All average Of about per cent, and is OF.
Tered iir six and even ten months at that
rate on pledge Of stock collateral. Inii.
cations also point TO a steady flow oil cur.
fenoy toward New YORK from all interior
points, even the most remote. Bank cur.
rtncy 10 on the Increase, and, without
doubt, will 40 on expanding as months
progress. Government bonds are selling
Tor about the best prices ever recorded
even the "Windom's" are quoted al iOl
to l0l and the demand ia sufficient 10
carry them much higher. The bank Of
England rate Of discount has been reduced
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TNRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three several deeds Of ifln ah,s
me, the understand trustee. by llil9, ,N NY,
wife Of Charles II. DeitCr, with Ihne' u lEW ~,
her husblnd, dated and recorded f'Pdt mG
office Of tho rlefk VI the County iCtl q w
county, Wet Virginia, A. ioONE ore dlri t"I
day Of June, 1874, and recorded IN Del o. W li'j
Nc, 7, pages 1902 and 100; one dated lbe w VI
September, 1874, AID recorded In bed d lihIi "a
No. !, pages 1861, and one daltl 70. ~ X
May, 1875, and recorded III WelOi Ituh t@.G
page $40, | shall SELL al public Aldloh, Tr,,,j,L
door Of the Court House, In the ciJ Nl'''N
Ohio county, West Virginia on
sATUHDAY, APklh so l%Is ia, Al.
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. u ne l,u ..' ,1,
Icribed property, that /, to Iay: hehohh yi,s
Of the south hall Of lot nun tered hittf 10 Vi n
", BhriVeF'A addition 10 hat WbWH't IA,
being situated on the southwest toihh ~.
formerly seventh street. street Ahi eIiiA NM,
sfly Centre street street, 10 me uV ,t,,t nd.
Ing Weat Virginia, Il buhg The zane l',l'ip Bys
yeyed 10 said Ind lana Dtilu' b, NI.i,TI ia
bard and wife, by deed dated The Mdy ii,..f,,,t,
and Of record In the tfice u the Clnt q N.Y.,
Court Of Ohio county, We,t NifslhA. 10 wv W.
No, o., page w. .,.,.,.....,,,s t.,t.
TRIMS o. BALR --OnN-thl doi ePat ~ I'B,
and "a much more "A the plicha"i in'' ,a' ti
In cash, the usidue In tau tqIN ith "jua
and twelve months, with Initl"i 'pg 991ltrI
pU fchRseT giving nOlI' secured ~ WY, ,,r,t1
appfOVtd 20 itei Of Insurance, ~ l'IurIi \, N,
The title 10 the Eaid property : bolt'w ia
feet, but selling a. trustee 'l'I t,yr
WILLIAM +. HJhbSTh,S,,s
", II. HALLER, 10
AuCllOneeE,
Tho above Ia!e Ia plpind uu.l Hhll.y,GfSs,,
NAY Il, 1881, al 10 O'clttk 3 ~ a. We
The Court House. W u " fi,s.
MAJ
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NEIGHRORING CROP REPORTS.


RoMINE's MILLS, W. Va, May 3-WheAt
bad onehAlf crop on the average In this
county (HarriSon). OF apples there will
be large crop. Peaches mostly winter
killed, Cherries and plums good. Grape
vines badly killed. Grass good for the
season. ]. W, BUTTR9.
CHARLESTON, KANAwHA Co.,, W, Va,
May S.-We have had q hard winter and
spring on wheat, but we have fine plant
ing weather now. Wheat Is thin on the
ground, but promises good crop. Oats
coming up and look well, Fine prospects,
Tor apples, peaches, pears, grapes, cur.
rants, goosObsrries. ct. WINTHRow,
ARNsTRoNo's MILL, o., May 3.-The
prospect at this date Is very fair for q good
crop OF cherries, plums and pears. About
half Of the peach trees were winter killed ;
those living will yield fair crop, Apple
crop will be large. Wheat crop very good,
and much more sown than usual, Oats
not quite all sown yet; large crop being
put In, | think the acreage OF corn will
be larger than ever before In this section.
Farmers are making great preparations
for large tobacco crop; plants are grow.
ing finely, o. ". ARMSTRONG.
FLAT Tor, MEBCER Co., W. Va, May B.
We have had rough winter here-many
SHOWS, but none over twelve inches deep.
II was cold and windy. But little work
done BY the farmers till lately. The wealth.
or 10 fine and warm. Grass and wheat are
coming out fine and bid fair for a good
crop. Fruit prospects are good now show.
ing bloom In abundance. We have O
promise oil railroads 10 our coal and min.
eral as well 90 timber, and hope 1t will
open our market for everything, as we can
raise It here, and 1t lie to be hoped that II
will put new spirits In the people To push
ahead and prosper. Tx. CAMPBELL.
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VIZ believe that TUFTS Pills are destined
10 be the medicine Of the world. They
impart a power by which every organ Of
the body becomes healthy. Very few di.
seases exist that cannot be relieved by pur.
gtng the bowels and restoring the liver to
its normal condition, and for this purpose
no remedy has ever been invented that
has as happy an effect as these pills. They
never wrench the system, but act mildly
and give tone 10 the whole body.
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SALE,

BY virtue Of deed Of tru,, m,,.,,
Campbell and Bridget, bis wife Ia ~. y Eva
trustee, dated the ilh day al ApbI' ' ,ss,l,fstps
Corded 10 the ONCE OI the tluk al III. - AZ
o. Ohio County, West NigiuiA, IN MI 'Uyyai! 6s
No. D. page S65, | IhIll, nn ''N u lIli "
SATURDAY, MAY INA
commencing al 10 O'Clock a, NJ. pT6t,t
front door Of the Court House Of OS,o WhlnA
Virginia, 70 The highest and be- KITTY S,ll "
ing described property, that is Ia A., we Wv eR
0ne' Of lot numbered SIX .6I in ,'S,, INla
tNenty-OnS ~ " a. deIgnat d on H. psa.'N
lub-diVllIons si the Joseph CRldEe'i ,., IlP "
dliion therOlrOm IL the city al Wha.te hi
county Of Ohio, and state d WnI WITS Y
hall lot fronts on tho wesl side al VISIT Y
tween Twenty seventh aud Iwtpty T,t Vi' MeiS
he Sixth ward oil the said city Of Wi.GiuNla
me same property conveyed to Tho sptt
Campbell BY L. q. Hughes and m, ttfa
dated The 9Th day Of April, 1875, and oi ~ =
tyI West Virginia, S'"'' ~Va''SA
TERSS OR sALE-One-ihlrd Of the pp,,A,...
and ~ much moro - the purchaser m,, $500, aF
In eAlhi the residue In two tuuaI in,,sN,s,Nh
and twelve months, with interest INN A., w
purchaser giving notes, secured by dc,S ~, Y
sufficient Insurance Tor deferred naIm,r,, "INh
The title 70 the said property /, GfiisII,
iect, but selling "a trustee, shall roS,,S W.
title ~ 10 vested In mo bY IaId Heed al M, 'u'a
~ II u WIN 7, HUBBARD Ipr.
W. II HALLuR, AuCtlOneeF
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TRUSTEES SALE OF

81
~ virtue Of deed Of rru,, MAIL. PROPIgo
ara aud tNharine, hi, vile, is X liaaI \,
uuaIee, aaled the 10th day Of bs,a 'af ga!,n,i.
recorded IN the 'rtice Of the Cls,t elabti, ly'I,
T TouEt o. 0siO county, Wa, VIZ. TIE Css,S
trust BOOK No. ., page SIS. ,b,I', bsAA 10 ~
SATURDAY, MAY 7T,,
commencing al 9SOu'coCk :, 3" M,
I ta iF9nt door Of the tour Howe u ord 70 "
Me9t Virginia, to he highest and b,, " vao S.S
loW'ng described property, that 4, n Ullti W
ohe'hAl q That lot Gi ground i,ips -! The h,
the city oil Wheeling, IN the St,r 4 y that IN
elliel North Wheeling, and rumt.nN Wv lhh
AUD one y, Of lot No, Ol, on ibs ~. 0ae Agi,S
o. Iaid city being the sane pror,,t, pA o. that ~
aid James Leonard by the Non ,ohv'Iei ~
ASSOCIATION u Wheeling, by dri S.,e1t Buns
o. January, 1873, AND Of record in ~ " 10 q
CleTE o. the ionnly Court Of Ohio co ,"S shrs d
GINA, In Deed hoOE No %, pagC ia 11'Hn'I Wa, 4
TERAS og sALE-One.hltd Ira,
aud a. much more aI the purrhA,sIV wv, PuI'lls nth
10 Gashi Tho residue In two equal tb'' thtt u 4
AMI Twelve months, with intsfp,t inv. ItaiL Il 4
purchaser giving notes, sevured nv J Nv. uil q !
aumcient insurance Tor deferred ia Iyu lTlE 3
The title 70 the aid PROPERTY /, M TIuh
icy, oGl selling As trustee, shall n, ,M 70 Sh
uuo - u vested Ia me by ,llI deed only IA
w II Nan, VIM p. HUBBAk6 r,,,
W. H. HALLRA, Auctiuletf Iflttt
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IRusrEEs.o.,-
SALE. ss,

Il By virtue q deed Of ,ru,, mad.
l.Ashley, her husband, a. * lti II, M u
S SS1a re- 1S VI ;S DAY q Ar IN ~, sssI,n'
ohio eS' So III sHe S Sl.,Ei 6e d "a Il!
y: 5 Psss 81 ri Vii siiiIli "a. !, 4 Bsd if
hont door Of the CouTi Hsu.' PHb!,g I4,ts@. u
TILES, TIUEiSDAY THE Am BS /, ~ n C1isg. .,
property, that Is 70 ,ay tie vac ,ou iS.iesa,
BAKER GS and c seven y ,qaarr SSSsS,
With The ] lai ,Ss 70 he cy y
property known a, the ,l,puiltalben. N, 4
lERss oy sALE -OaC.ha.i" a, ,i.CPey' NNS
purchase money a. the nun ' y. .,. ~ much ao,,.
M tH CAN III; atd the balance IN ana y,1, 'y , \
The day sS Il 's ts Il. % he d,e I5
approved security, iof a'd Is,, %n't BIZ 10,
w. h. HALLEG, 4uctiobst, AodERS, I'M.
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COnhIInE In Account With the RepubII.
chn Party.

The Albany Erening Journal gives the
following itemIzed account Of the
Conkling machine in that State against the
Republican party:
The bookkeeper for the "MaChine"
Company Qimited) has made out his
monthly statement for May. The account
stands as follows:
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PATnRNAY NM M,

commencing at 10 80 O'Clock H., proc,,d 4, Ali.
the front door OIL the Court HOUSE Of ti6o M,
West virginia, 10 the hlEhesl and l+,l NIi,, Y
follow nR dVIcrIbOd property, that i,tOnVS IkS.
south half Of lot Numbered Twelve, ia Ep,,' !" y.
bered nine Is. Of lot No u a. 10 n W,
nIted on the plat oil the sub.iiti,I6nIO Of Il, mi
Caldwell Estate and additions thtfelIon 10 n, N
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vihinla lIJiI
LOT Is situate and fronts on The east ,Js Of VI.
street formerly CAll'd Fillmore IlntI ~,
TEtnty ninth street and Thirteenth Itntll lo,rT,
called FAlrmont street and New street, ia MI ~
division, being the same property ion,tJe 10 IN,
McDonouRh by Alex ], Caldwell 1nd MI, !, d.
dated the 81 day VI May, 1875, and u ntainN
Stice Of the CLERK Of Ire County lOqh d M
county, Welt Virginia, In Deed BOX a. d M
TERMS OF sALE.-Oneth!rd q lhe p,rlw
money, and - much more % the purthiti N
elect to pay, In cash; the residue In Two NVl :
1tallmentS, at six and twelve mont viii ltl1I
from day Of sale, purchaser giving lOle, HtVre'h
deed Of trust and sufficient insurance iOf dlIurI
payments.
The title 70 the EaId property 10 bsleWiHk NM,
iect, but selling ~ trustee, shAll tOutsy OhJ IA
title 10 10 vested In me by said deed nuiL
WIN. +, HUBBARD, TEEA
W. H. HALLRR, AuttlOnter N
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,

TO THE MACHiNE....,,...,,,,,, DR,
Eor creating the Republi.
can P4r.y"",,,,,.,........,. ALL the HonOrs.
For keeping The party
.alivo":"".,..... ......".,.. ALL The Patronage.
For saving The party, up
=, 70 date"..,,.....,"...: ...". Absolute Control
For preventing the Party
, from dealt. '..;;;..,..,.;" Undluputed BO,shlp.
For keeping the Old ship
on the fOcksm.............., Entire SubseFyIencY,
For preventing accidents
that might hAppSn....... Constant Adulallon,
For hOurlbhing and soIidl.
tying the PAfty.......... Our Own WAY,
For strengthening and 10.
MIGRATING the fArty.. Roberison'G 9cllp,
For inventing Mr.. Oar.
:, acknowledgements. Other scAlpI
For unsettled Items (DOr.
SCI. dinner ,.............., S2,6O0,
For abuse Of the Admins.
ntl0n,"."...,....,..,,..,., UnlVeTsAl Gratitude
For the WAbblen In the
Assembly al Albany. Lasting Fame.
For other SerVlces.........., EVERYTHIEG,
For making Il possible 10
create the PAfty".,....... what there IA Left,
y: h'-fou are respectfully requested tC give TIL
matter prompt attention. We need help.
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HANNIBAL FORBES
II ATTORSEY Al Law. N
Once, Custom House Whceling. W. ~
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LANES r, ROGERS,
d ATTORNEY At Law c,,, g,n
No, 1901 Chipllne strcst, OPpo'l" 'h' 'V"' il
WhsAlIbR. W. Va,
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EoUND-ON MARKET STREET A
IL pseketboOk. The owner can have same BY call.
Ing At this office, proving property and paying
charges, mA6
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d ATTORNEY At Law, r., III
NJ TOM t.hantlne street WherlIrs WV
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ATTORNEYS.

M j. v. UOWDEN, =,
w. ATTORNEY At LAW,
once, No. I'M Chapllnb e., WhttliNN ,iIt
PTornbf atieniIon In all hu''nfs' -
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NgW ApNERrIaEMENIa.

WANTED "A HOUSE PAINTER,
w Call Al 1913 hAIn EtlSut. masV
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
Origin OF Crclones.

For the purpose of discovering the
causes which determine the progressive
movement of storms, L have made an
extensive examination Of the course and
velocity of storm centers III tropical re-
gIons, and also of abnormal paths in the
middle latitudes of Eourope and Ameri-
ca. l have examined the course Of all
those hurricanes which have originated
near the West India Islands, and whose
paths have been carefully investigated,
and also all the storm tracks delineated
on the maps of the monthly weather re-
view. l have likewise examined all
those hurricanes in Southern Asia and
Its vicinity whose paths have been best
determined, and all the storm tracks de-
hueated on the maps Of the international
series of observations. The following
summary presents some of the results
derived from this Investigation: % The
lowest latitude in which a cyclone center
has been formed near the West India
Islands Is ten degrees, and the lowest lat
itude in the neighborhood of Southern
Asia is six degrees. Violent squalls and
fresh gales of wind have, however, been
encountered directly under the equator.
% The ordinary course of tropical hur-
TIcaucs Is toward the northwestw0rd In
"a few cases they seem to have advanced
toward a point a little south OF west, and
IN a few cases their course has been al
most exactly toward the north. (3)
Tropical hurricanes are invariably ac-
compauied 10y a violent fall of rain The
rainfall is never less than five inches in
twentv-foUr hours for a portion of the
track and frequently il exceeds ten
inches in twenty-fourh "a Tropical
storms are generally preceded by a
northerlv wind, and after the passage Of
the low center the wind generally veers
10 the southeast at stations near the
center. and the southerly wind which
follows the low center. is generally
stronger than the northerly wind which
preceded 1t.
This fact appears TO suggest the ex-
PLANTATION Of the origin of the cyclone
and the direction of its progressive move
mcut The prevalent direction of the
wind In the neigh borLOod OF the West
India Islands is from the northeast
Occasionally a strong wind sets in from
soUtherlv quarter. The interference
of these winds with each other gives
rise9to "a gyratiou and a fall Of rain
sometimes results. When the rain com
meuces the latent heat which is lib
Grated causes an inflow Of wind from all
quarters. by which the rainfall Is in
CT 'ittt0ttl- ana NlltF INC WlIQ II ht-iltFbttl
by the rotation of the earth an arch Of
low pressure IS produced and the force
of the winds viii be maintained as long
as the rainfall continues The effect Of
this strong wind from the south is to
transport the low center in northerly
direction. and by the combined action Of
the south wind and the normal from the
northeast the center of low pressure Is
usually carried IN a direction between
the north and west.-ProE Elias
L00ufS.