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,oh,li,Ies Of Francis II. Smith, sr.. Of

disabilities OF Francis ii. Smith, sr., OF
Virginia.
THE Speaker announced the regular Or
der TO be the call OF the roll on the passage
of the bill for the relief OF Morgan ROWS,
Of Georgia. which was under consideration
when the House adjourned yesterday.
Passed-ayes, 96; noes, G3.
Mr.. McLane, OF Maryland. presented the
petition Of William II. Perot and others,
Of Baltimore, asking for damages on ac-
count Of the unlawful seizure and deten-
ton OF cargoes OF sugar by the Treasury
Department. Referred.
The House then, at 11:45 O'Clock, went
into Committee OF the Whole (Mr. Page, Of
California, in the chair on the navy appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Calkins, OF Indiana. said that he had
objected TO many OF the provisions OF the bill
OF last year, and on examination he had
come to the conclusion that the present bill
was worse than its predecessor. He then
proceeded 10 critcise IL i'm detail.
Mr.. Whitthorne also attacked the bill, as
did several other members. Mr.. Robson
was its principal defender.
The committee rose, and the general de-
bate on the bill was limited to one hour on
Monday next.
Adjourned
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Tennessee's Debt Question

NEW YORK. January 20.-The following
dispatch was sent to-day to the Governor
OF Tennessee:
Ne,o York, January Coils ETcellcncy
William Is. Bate, Governor Of Tennessee !:
Referring to the communication OF the 10Th
ultimO, addressed to you by the committee
of Tennessee bondhOlders, copy OF which
was forwarded 10 the speaker OF each
house Of the Legislature. we protest against
the assumption that the compromise OF last
May, pursuant TO which about one bali OF
the State debt has been funded for three
fifthS Of its amount, and at a reduced rate
Of interest for the period OF six years, can
be overthrOwD, and the creditors Of Ten
nessee forced by act Of its Legislature to
accept one half OF their dues and one
fourth OF their interest. The compromise
OF last May was the second agreed upon.
besides several findings OF interests and
bonds in default in former years. The
bill Of settlement now before the Leglsla-
ture is no compromise, but IN attempt to
cocrce the State creditors, and as such is
repugnant to every sentiment OF justice,
morality, and fair dealing. II will not
effect a settlement.
[Signedl EUGENE KELLY, Chairman.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip Congressional
Proceedings Yesterday-Tennessee's Debt;
Che Bondholders Protest Against the Pres
cnt Bill or Settlement An Express Train
Wrecked and Burned in California: Many
Casualties Reporied-Thc Senatorial Dead
lock Continues-Desperate Fight Between
Mexican Troops and Indians-Another
Ocean Steamer sunk by Collision-Frunce's
Troubles; A Biz Conspiracy Discovered, &c.
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Forty-seventh Congress Second SEES.
sion.


WASHINGTON. January 30, 1888.
SENATE.
The President laid before the Senate let
tiers from the Secretary OF War transmit
ting the reports OF the officers Of the En-
gineer Corps in regard TO the improve
ment of the harbors OF Savannah, Bruins
wick, and Mobile, and OF several southern
rivers.
At the close Of The morning business Mr..
Plumb moved to postpone the calendar to
proceed with the post-o1liee appropriation
bill. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Rollins introduced n bill granting
pension TO Mrs. Emma De Long, wife OF
Lieutenant De Long, OF the Jeanette.
The debate on the postal appropriation
bill was resumed.
Mr.. Edmunds's motion to strike from
the bill the provision reducing letter post
age to two cents WAS voted down by vote
OF 40 to 10.
The bill was finally reported to the Sem
ate and passed, and the tariff bill was taken
up.
The metal schedule was passed over and
will not be reached probably till Tuesday.
The duty on unpublished cylinder crown
and common glass was reduced one-eighth
cent pound, but this action is not final.
The Finance Committee offered amend.
ments, which were ordered to be printed.
providing that sugars not above No. 13
Dutch standard shall remain as provided in
the bill; and that on sugars above No.
10 and not above No. 10 Dutch standard
G5-100 cents per pound. Sugars above
No. TO and not above No. 20 Dutch stand
ard 3 l5-100 cents per pound, and on
all sugars above No. 20 Dutch standard
Q 65-l0O cents per pound.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion OF Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia.
bill was passed removing the political
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Another Ocean Disaster.

THE STEAMSHIP CIMBRn SUNK BY COLL
SION-NO PARTICULARS YET RECEIVED.
HAMBURG. January 2).-The Hamburg
American Line steamer Cimbria, which
LETT Hamburg on the nth instant for New
York, came into collision with the Briti'h
steamer Sultan Friday morning off Bor-
kan and instantly sank. a boat which has
arrived at CuXhayen has landed thirty-nine
persons. Six steamers have been sent out
10 search for the other boats Of the CHM
bria. The Cimbria was to have left Hayre
TODAY for New York.
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FresI,of Apprehendcd.

AUGUSTA, GA. January 2O.-Apprehen-
sions are felt that the Savannah river will
overflow its banks. At 6 O'Clock the water
measured 2S feet inches, and is rising two
inches an hour. Backwater Is coming into
the upper and lower portions OF the city.
Heavy rains to-day and those predicted for
the head-waters Of the river tonight may
cause freshet in the city.
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(FEBRCARYl
CE y + L T. Y.

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The Jewish Problem by Miss EMMA LAzA-
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Desperate Fight with Indians.

CHICAGO, January 2O.-A specnI DIS
patch from Matamoras, Mexico. says:
sNews has been received here OF q despe-
rate battle near Tehuantepec between the
Seventh battalion and the Tehuantepec
Indians. The Indians lost eighty men
killed and many wounded. The troops
lost fifty men killed, including theirlieu-
tenant-colonel. The Indians were rout-
cd -
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The SENATORIAL Contests.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 20.-The
following is the result to-day in the sena-
torial contests
NebraSkd.-F ballots to-day; voting
all scattered, Is being the highest for any
candidate.
MinneSotd.-T ballots; Window As
on each ballot. He is losing ground.
Mchiqdn.-Unly one ballot. Many men,
bers had gone home TO spend sunday. The
highest: Ferry, 40; Stout, 80. Adjourned
till Tuesday.
CO[OrddO,-No report vet.
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CuE FIRM OR. A.PATTERsON 81

L CO.. tobacco manufacturers AZ Etcim nj,
Va which was composed Of Y. \. Patterson,
James Thomas. Jr., aud homis 9. Williams, was
dissolved BY the death Of James Thomas, DR., Oc-
tOber >, 1882.
Having sluce that time purchased the entire iu-
iercst Of my former partners In ihe oil concern,
the under, gned his admitted III vs. VI.
RuTIIkRFCOGD an Mr.R.FULLER PATrER-
SON 10 am interest 4u the bu-incss. which viii be
conducted here ftcr mdcr the same arm name oi
II. \. PATTERSON & Co.-the new eo-pAtner-
ship To tqke effect as OF the { dsy Of Jsnusry,
1858. and 90 consist Of r. 4. PNfltRSON,
THOMAS M.RI THERE OORD, anu r. tCLLbk
PATTERSON. X. A.PAlTEkeoN.
RICHMOND, VA, January 80, 1888. j. 20-lw
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Died from Her Injuries.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch'I
NORFOLK, Va, January 2O.-The white
woman Georgeanna Kane, whose throat
was cut by her paramount, Peter Kelly, a
few days ago, died Of her injuries at her
home. in Portsmouth, tonight.
Storming here all day.
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TIE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Rurnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that II is the cheapest and
best Embarrassing in the world.
BurneLps Flavoring Extracts are inva-
riably acknowledged the purest and the
hest
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IRON, STEEL, Re.
METALS, GRINDsToNEs, &c.

BEST REFINED BAR IRoN-assorted sizes;
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, and oVALs,
,WEDE IRON and NORWAY .sHAPEs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
sIEET-IRON;
NAYL OR's CAST, SPRING, and TIRE-sTEEi.;
SPLITTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXLEs,
NOVA SCOTIA aud OHIO GRINDsrONES-a
full supply.
For sale by HENRY NJ wohihn",
de lO-3m corner Fifteenth and uary streeta
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. January 20, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 1872 bHhfls.
CoRN.-White, 1904 bushels-re-eNhibned, ! =
OS2 bushels. Mixed, 1872 bushels-re-exhibited,
500 hu,hels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 90 bushels very good Lancaster
atsl.i5: 76 bushels common TO very good Fultz
atsl02 TO Sl.lO.
CoRN.-White, 6S4 bushels prime Ut 64c.; l.
nS2 bushels very good on private terms.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-24 bushels PRIME at s1.5O.
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Meath n, nouv,o.s II. Gordon. ESQ.

BALTIMORE, january 20.-Douglass H..
Gordon, ESQ, well-known citizen and
capitalist, died this morning. He was a
native of Virginia, and came to this city
Immediately after the late war.
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Heavy Shows Storms.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-Heavy snow.
storms and intense cold weather are report
ed throughout Minnesota and Iowa. The
trains are delayed, and in some cases have
been abandoned.
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SEEDS.

AGRiCULTURAL SEED.-CIi0lCE
N NtW-CROP CLOVER SEED, EXTRA
CLEAN WESTERN TIMOTHY SEED, CHOICE
KENTUCKY ORCHARD-GRAeS SEED, PRIME
NEW HtRDS-GRASs sEED, KENTUCKY
BLUEGRASS Sled, WINTER and SPnlNG
SEED OATS, PRIME SEED RYE, &C., for sale
by y. IL. SANhnk CO..
Ia I7-eod3m 1919 Cary street.
SEEDS FOR TIE FARM AND GAR
- DES-ALL yAHlETiEs-BFSr QUALITY.
Lowest prices, Correspondence solicited. t,,ss
Leagues mailed free on application. SEuhIAbisE
PLANTS, sEED-Pol AIots ,
4. ". WOOD, Scotsman,
corner sixth and Marshall streets.
Branch store, 1880 Main u Get, next ucor 70
n. NJ. smith 4 CO., Richmond Va. IA ie-ot
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SCURVY cured.
An ANTIDOTE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. stings. &c.
SCARLET-FEVER
CURED.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
testify 10 the most excellent qualities of Pro-
fessOr DARBYS PROPHlLACTICF FLUID. Asa
disinfectant and detergent IL IS both theoretically
and practically superior to any prepar tion with
which am acquainted. y. L. LUPToN,
Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID is RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander III. stephens of Georgi Rev. Charles
r. Deems, ID. ID, Church OF the Strangers New
York Joseph LeConte, Columbia. professor Uni
versity, South Carolina Rev A. j. Battle, profess
s0r Mercer University; Rev. George r. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Per-
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that thas done everything
druggist pam hlet, or send to the proprietors,
,. ". ZKiLiN AZ co,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
oc 1-Su&Wly
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine, S3@S3.25: super
hne, s3.h0@f3.75: extra, s4.75Msf.9O: com
mon family. S3Hk5.b0: Patent family, $4,000
SO 75. We continue former quotations, but the
market Is very duh.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. January 30, 1883.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad at 14H, 10 DO. at l4h;
10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road at 31I, 10 do. nj 32k.
SECOND BRoAD.-20 spares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad at COZ, 20 do. at 6ck; 1000 Char
lotto, Columbia and Augusta Railroad first rs 10.
n \ nj IO9
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THE ST. LOUIS SENSATION.
r,,r ARTICLE THAT RAISED FRED
GEBHARDr's IRE.

. Humorous Account Of Purror'ed inter-
,,.u with the Jersey Lily and Her Lover
4. which is Reported Acts OF Repor'0riai
,muudence (which we Read or bu' Sell
An, Ser, nj Lcas; in the Latitude.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

DORTRAITS PAINTED FROM Llfk
i or PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS
COI0RFD. ,r,vc
LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING.
III kss toR CHILDREN on SATuDAYS-st
moderate prices. hhs. uHtns.
de 2S-ThAsulm soath second seoe<'
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DrssOLUTIONs & PsRTNERsHI ~.

JANUARY ~ 1893.
DISSOLUTIOE OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP The firm Of OLIVER & BUsBl Is
tins day dissolved by mutual G. nsent.J ~. BUsBf
having assumed the responsibility OF the firms
debts j. n. BU>BI.
&. III. OLIVER.
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A German Honor for the Prince Of
Wales.

BERLIN, January 2O.-The Emperor Will
liam intends to appoint the Prince OF
Wales chief OF the Butcher Hussars as a
memento OF his visit here.
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The physicians here
use DARBIS FLUID
very successfully IN the
treatment of DlPIi-
liberia.
\. STOLLENWERCK,
Greensboro. Ala.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 20-N0oH.-Stocks strong.
Money, 4. txcnange-LOng. ASH; short, 4S5h.
state bonds dull. Governments generally strong.
E,entn Exchange, ASIA: oovsrnstnts
strong new 5's, lu3A. new 4Ss, ll53; new
a, l19I MONEY, 3%Gg0 per cent; closed offered
at 4. states without feature. Treasury balances
Coin. Sll2.S60; currency, $500.
stocks irreg ular and tending downward. ~
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IwiIl continue the FURNITURE and SEWING
MACHINE BUSINESS &C the same stand. No
1909 east Main street Thanking The public for
past flyurs solicit their patronage for The future
}. II. BuSBl.
JANr-ARY 10. 1888 "a COSTS
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Nltlu ~ IL.
FEVERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
ed by bathing with
DARBYS tLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and puriiie ,.
For SORE THROAT ii
Is a sure cure.
CONTRACTION d destroy
ed.
For FROSTED FEET,
G. HI Il l. A ! \ ) q,
PILES, CHAtlNGS,
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLEXIONS secured
by Its use.
SHlP-FENER prevent
ed.
To PURIFY T II +
BREATH, CLEANSE
THE TEETH, II can't
be surpassed.
CATARRH relieved and
cured.
ERYSIPEIAS cured.
BURNS relieved in
stantly.
SCARS prevented.
DYSENTERN cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
ly.
SCURNY cured.
An ANTIDOTE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons, stings. &C.
fused the FLUID du-
ring our present attic
ton with SCARLET
FEVER with decided
advantage. II is indis-
pensable % the sick
rOOm.-WM. 4. SAND
Egnn ENVfa Ala
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SMALLPOX
PREVENTED.

A member Of my fam
lily was taken with
SMALLPOX. | used
the FLUID. The patient
was not deliriOus, was
not pittcd.and was about
Tie house again In three
weeks, and no others had
1T. W. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Guyandotte, Kelly, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. g.. ". Allen & co.
Steamer Pioneer, -, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. j. W. NcCarrick. agent.
Schooner 4. Merwln, Brown, New York, pig
iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail-WOrks.
Schooner Emily Bartcll, johnson, Philadelphia.
coal. Charles n. Page.
Schooner Three Friends, Riggans, Norfolk, salt,
Davenport & Morris.
Schooner j. II. L. Moore, Eiggans, Norfolk, salt
Davenport & Morris.
Arrived 1T West Point. steamship Anglers, Pink
ham, Hull, England, in ballast.
SAILED.
Schooner Gay Thomas. Shoe. Sandy Hook, tic3,
NOIyell, Leake & Co.; vessel, Curtis & Parker,
Schooner star-Spangled Banner, Mullen. CITY
Point, lumber, Curtis & Parker
CLEARED.
Brig Edith Hail. Gregory, Cardenas, Cuba
hoops, JOSIAH Harris, vessel, Curtis Buck.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAH'Y 20, 1883.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermorhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company (and sailed m returnl.
Steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
spngers. Smithtcld, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land s1ilen on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesa peakc and Ohio
Railway Company tand sailed on Irturnl.
Schooner James Ford. Dickerson, Boston, %
Hight, t. load coal for Portsmouth. y. IL. Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway Company.
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Share speculation opened Irregular but prices In
the main we're fraction below Yesterday closing
quatati0us During the morning tie market
showed less aslyity than at the same time yester-
day, but was strong, aud at midday recorded an
advance Of kWlk, la which Denver and no
Grande. Illinois Central, Wabash, ~. PAU, Loais-
Vile and Nashville, and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western WEI the leading features. The mar
ket after this became weak. and, ith an occa-
81 ma fractional rGcOn, sold of TO The close, the
result from noon bang decline ranging from Z
10 %, he latter Lake shore, Northwest which
fell of l.. C;uada-SOuthtrn IN, lniOn-P1clhc, ana
delaware, LackawIuna and West rn, each Ia
Denver and Rio Grnde, lS, and Texas-Pacihc,
/ Z ler cent, were also prominent In Tie down.
movement The market clio, cd weak AZ . general
decline Of ka2 per cent. on the days transactions
Union Pacific. Northwest. Lake Shore, Richmond
and est Point, ana Western Union hading
therein. Transactions aggregated 356'OOO shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January 2u.-The weekly state
meat Of The associated banks shows the following
changes Loans decrease, f4Sl.fOO; specie III
crease, s2G9,g0O: leg blenders increase. s69l-
900; deposits increase, s3S9,3O0; circulation
decrease S56.5t0 o; reserve increase. SSOlO75.
The banks now hold fS,67J,775 Ia excess Of le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 20.-virgnia 6N deferred,
I2A: consos, 54t; second series, 33h; new
1O-40's, 80; new 3's, 4s. Bid to-day.
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Tho CoIH Wnyp.

SEVERE WEATHER AND SNOW IN NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., January 20.-At mid
night last night snow again began to fall and
drift. The railroad tracks are fairly clear
and will remain so unless the storm grows
heavier, although trains are somewhat de-
layed The cold is intense, the mercury
being ISo below zero.
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Theeminentphysic clan
j. NATION SIilS, ~.
d.. New York, SAYS: " |
am convinced Professor
DARBIS PROPllY-
LACTlC FLUID Is a
valuable disinf'ectant.
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ERADICATES
MALARIA.


Persons waiting on the sick should use 1t freely.
Scaret-Feyer has never been known To spread
where the FLUID WAS used. GELLOW-FENtR
has been cured with II after BLACK NOMlT had
taken place. The worst cases of DlPhTIlER!A !
....II a..
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Tennsssee's ComptroIIer Of tho Urea.

NASHVILLE, TENN. January Pop. p.
Pickard, OF Perry county, WIS elected
Comptroller OF the Treasury to-day on the
thirty-third ballot.
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DARBYs pROPHYLACTICFLUI
nARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
4 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
FOR
UNIVERSAL FAMILY USE.

For SCARLET and
TYPHOID FE NERS,
DIPHTHkRIA, SAIL
WALTON, ULCERATED
SOR T. 4 II Il q 4 Il ,
SMALLPOX, NJ + A =
SLES, and al
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OIllI. Il ne IuilTOdu iIiCh, "ut IAN ~ NitSi
and will remain so unless the storm grows
heavier, although trains are somewhat de-
ayed. The cold is intense, the mercury
being 1So below zero.
EXTREME COLD IN THE SOUTHWEST.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, January 20.-Dis-
patches received at midnight last night
from various parts OF the Southwest indi-
cate the prevalence OF the cold wave. The
temperature in Kansas, as reported, ranges
from 100 TO 20o below zero. In some To-
calities the cold il accompanied by wind
and light snow. At Pueblo, Colorado, the
mercury is 22o below zero, and wind pre-
walls. Special reports state that trains on
some Of the railroads have been abandoned.
SEVERE WEATHER ALL THROUGH THE NORTH
WEST.
CHICAGO, January 20.--A driving snow
storm began at O'Clock this morning, and
will probably continue all day. The
weather is very cold and tempestuOus gen.
orally throughout the Northwest. Block
AIDES on the railroads in Minnesota and
Manitoba are reported. The storm Of yes
terday in that region was very severe, but
has subsidized somewhat, and it is expected
that trains will run regularly to-day.
THE COLD WAVE SEVERE AND OF GREAT EX-
TENT.
New YORK, January 20.--The cold wave
is OF great extent and is markedly severe
in the Mississippi Valley and in the South
west. A severe "norther" prevails in
Texas. The temperature has fallen SO
degrees at San Antonio in the past
q hours. The following are reported:
Huron, Dakota, "A degrees below
zero; Omaha, Neb., 16 degrees
below zero; North Platte, Neb., II degrees
below zero; Dodge City. Kansas, IA de-
grees below zero; Denver, Col, 1G degrees
below zero; Leayenworth, Kansas, 10 de-
grees below zero; Lacrosse, Wis, - de-
greeS below zero, fall OF 40 degrees in "a
hours; st. Paul, MIMI, II degrees below
zero, fall OF 80 degrees in "a hours;
Milwaukee, Wis, degrees below
zero, a fall of 81 degrees in u
hours; Chicago. ILL.,, zero, a fall Of 80
degrees in u hours; Davenport, Iowa, l
degree above zero, fall OF 80 degrees in
q hours; st. Louis, Mo-, degree above
zero. a fall Of 81 degrees in q hours; san
Antonio, Texas, 81 degrees above zero,
fall OF SO degrees in u hours; Palestine,
Texas. III degrees above zero, Il fall OF u
degrees in q hours; Denison, Texas, 2
degrees above zero. The cold wave will
move slowly eastward to-day.
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