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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

s..ps,s's 80 sTSt iyls ofg4i "a. ~
lltlfH Inm |I|nf 80 fh1 IFlfff IN ~ DE-
lsn ltl ~ lbs fhsfTa ff|.laitiof II4u'
smlhlb. W InhH1nfhlf hrs lei 800
49, ansffff1s hn1lNf 11Nn ~ ~ fmesf
ten hsulmsh oouftf Nheie Ne - wsnfei
sgef Ne leYsled his rlslol II fspofls ~ tue
40 The fnl1gf I ok his hffis aefg lfnm
hlm and made good he etcspe Nondsy
nifht nillcsfa from Denton surrounded the
houie VI hls father ehffs n Has supposed
he wnuld be- found. During ne vatrh Bill
Crook Game oui aud tbs psfiy thinklna n
Luke rlllfd ~ him 10 hold 40 hls hands
which be- I'D 10 hestitlngly that tier nfed
On bini MI inf hlm Instantly. funhef IN.
vss'lsslinn ~ The premises showed that
Luke wss really not there.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
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4 ~, msrIesss .ss,ss sems I'as-
ss7ssS wsss A'''"'
NJ iss gsssrslIs's are IoIar M
rsalnr N q Damsse Bal'.


Nssfly an the fiisnoan yss'erias II
Isinsd u slaAdy. slos penetrating Ialn,
vhifh will be II immsnts value 10 me
hrmins intsfntis. A feaiOa vas badly
ns<der. bat this rs.n III yesterday, with
what fsll he nisht hsiorr. gsvs ". Nc.
tween ard o'clock tremendous winh
ffom the east niOwtn, attended WIN much
rain. Hifns ofeAksd and llotad l'se they
would fsl, eyrTy mlauie. Many houses
shook and iTsmblrd a. though they would
fall dOwn. and tor inliy an hour much con
sterna,loo sad anxiety ensued. ihe IN
roofiog over the barber shop OF hr. Ice
COIN. "a the bulldog a. the olfoer OF Main
aud Lamar streets, ~ta r"lled up
like scroll and hlown away,
. Many isters spd not few shade lrses
nra blown dow8, Ani the whole city
Xhossht = hurr.eaue was o9mlag,, The
rain isil hard, heavy aud iAst And Hooded
ali the ggttsrs, aud washing clean the
streets. thereby doing much good 20 " Q
city. The rain mas e.ftalnly been OF much
adsan'aga AAd hsnshi 10 ell tanning In
tefDts. aud vii make tre gra,s on the
pr{fl,s aud commons grow apsoe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

ool INN lmtll f,e o. lhs' Il ~ u 80.
d. I'll 80 NE HIfI fHHhlNf ffHm Vls
NHms 10 lhaI ~ m hfff nHf|f'mlf
~ hfllf N fJti hiln fllfolyt " vf.fi'l
insrsi II gesa hss hisn tsassiisls sllh
\ shd W lhls afftnnsmeni Ne allssutee
fnad IL u haff ne fifnf n ifafIafe Lotto
Dis Moinfe. fhefsp1ft 4 thsi lhufnad slll
ala1 Iuu ihf1ufn etfpinfo tfs 10 ~, joe
enh, rlvins a thfouEh l|be tom tninlau
M nofihefn Il s1ufl. n 4. WilsoH, n New
York, cod u T. Harding, = csitals' n
this oiiy IRE tho bsokefs Of the rev enter
unaa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

There are macy cheap co3metics ofsred
FOR sale which, claim 10 contain nothing in
furious t. the skin. phis Is all bosh, OIL, of
very nesriy alt, asa compounded from the
most dslaisrinus and poisonous drugs IN
tho msteria mediG,; they destroy the v.'ol'
~ Ut tla skin. making the consumer ere.
m .tursly wi,bered aud Old. J A Pozs mi
guarauteel his me1iGltod com pleXion 20 -
der entirely free IRON all injarious mater.
Us, none other aud you will never regret.
Price 40 cents ana 81 per box. sol1 by all
trunaists and perfumprs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
---""----VV
, TIE EYANGELISTS.

.SNNebpSy u seems has said that tho
Eysogciists nov ia our city are Seventh
day Adventists; while they hays nothlng
:. 10 say derogstory of that religious orsan''
Dation, still Us they do not belong 10 vt they
desire the report corrected The HERALD
yesterday morning pub!iehed the RELIGIOUS
|, faith OF each one OF the four OF ttfse Eyap,
Eeiists, Yesterday afternoon they. held
forth on Lamar street, between Main ana
Elm, and besides prayers and short exhorts-
,tions. sung o number OF byr Ms, among
which our reporter remembers "Oown BY
the River" .iGlorv Hsilrlujah." Hold the
Fort" etc. Every night they held SER
vices at their tent on Caroline street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

1T is said, says Chicago dispatch, that
negotiations are pending bstwean Jay Gould
and General Palmer, OF the Mexican Ma
tional, for the purpose Of u controlling 10
terest, ia order to extend the southwestern
SYSTEM 60 the City Of Mexico. IL is seid
that Gould proposes by this move to frre.
stall his rival, tho Texas st. Louis, from
securing foothod ia Mexico. The lahey
road runs to Gstesv,ile, Texas, and IL h q
b sen an open secret thr$ an extension WA
|uonsemplated to Laredo with : VIA Al ~
|c0r1ng entrances into the Cfty Of Mexico
over tne Mexioan Estionsk The TexaS 6
a. lf3i1{1 hAs Z ysip arrange rn4nt Int
|Ghloako ~ /, tag Illinois (,optral, and 81 Q
0p1ld systsh entszs 6siicaso ~ tha
Ihe Illinois Midland railway. which is in
debt to the extent OF Sl,3o0 600, will come
uD before Commissioner Bronson, at
Springfield, on the Is h, whan ho VIII sub
nit the decree ordered prepared by Justice
Harlan, who, In giving his opiniopa lew
weeks ago, ordered that the cettihcates OF
the receiver of the company should take
precedence. II 10 now thought by the De.
caiur attorneys intarested that the sale viii
not bs made for ~ lesss TWO years. II y
held that the roei will not sell for mora
than So, 900 mile, in which case the pro-
ceeds would not only not pay the receiver
certificates but clso leaves nothing what
ever for the payment otthe bonded indebt
eduess and tho floating debt.
It is reported that the Santa Fs will form
q company for the purpose of establishing
commercial telegraph system ia New
Mexico, Arizona, Texss, Colorado, Kansas,
and Missouri. The directors Will be officers
aud stockholders Of the Santa Fe, ard the
business wilt probably be transacted by the
officers of the road.
Arrangements are IN. progress to make
the Toledo, Cincinnati & st. Louis stand
ard gauge road Standard ties ara bein .
distributed along the line, and work will
commence as soon as the weather Will per-
NIT.
Norman @. Jones hes been appointed
general agent 1t Jew Orleans OF the Kan
sss Civ, Fort Smith & Gulf and Kansas
City Springfield q MemDhis railroads.
Ii is said that Henry Willard will make
trip to Europe as room as his business al
fairs viii permit, In the interests Of the rail-
road with which be was formerly con-
nected.
completion Of the Dss Moines q Osceole
railroad 70 81. Joseph, ht1souri. Il = given
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Important,

Waen sou yidt or leave New York CITY;
save baggage, expresses or cart. ase hlfa and
stop ~ tie Grand Union hotel, opplslto tlt
Grand Central depot, Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted 40 nc cost Of sl,0OO0l, Fe'
iucod to 81 AID upwards pef day. II lt0'
paan nlan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with The bssi. Hnrsa cars, stag aud eic'
yAted railroads h all l0pat', Families Gao
Eve better fbr less money &c Tho Grand
Unl0n hotel than 10 anV olhcr lrs'-e.ea'
nnf.al iD fha Hffu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
RAILWAY INSPECTION.

General Superin, endent Wsrder Cum:
mings, of the Texas q Pacific road, and
party arrived at Fort Worth yesterday
fnornine from tour of inspection of the
lime bstween Big Springs and that point,
Eiitirn. A ioroa will be nut to work as once
bn this part Of the line to place it in good
kcond,ioo. The party alter briet stop at
Clhe Fort. went Wis the Missouri Pacific to
Marshall, his headquarters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Why suffer with malaria? Emory
Standard Cure Pisa are infaliible, nevsr
fail 10 care the most obstinate cases. purely
vegetable, colt,i no quiniae mercury or
poisons OF sny kiud; pleasant TO tske.sugar
coated. al dgQggist-25 and so cents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

This commanding figure is to stand upol orc
Of the smal' islands Ia the belulifui bay Ot N CIV
York It's ele tic torch win tise ab)vn the sur
rounding spires, towers an, hllls, aud cast $
bescan lcht Sissy. miles upon The sea, and dis
I'll its enabling Influence through ut the h 'spCs
OF fifty ml:lion PEG Ia Our ciilz4ns hove benz
asked FOR tTo hunissd and 4 ty ihoptald col.
lac 10 erect o fitting foundation and pedestal
On watch the s. atue shall stand On'y one nun.
dred ana twenty Thousand do lar' have YET
been ,msed. 1t vas t.. stimulate subscrip-
tons Tor this International work that We made
The folineing proposition:
49, FuLroK STREET.. Nav YORK, March 25lh,
Ie8L-sJoS. WIN N EgARTs,
Chairman of PEDESTAL Fund Committee.
'Sic-SJ far as we know the lar sest single sub
sctiptlon Cor tho Pedestal gu ID IL $500. 10
prunots the good work. we tender you sub
sciptiOn of W. nty-dye Thousand dollars p.o-
vided tnat or tn pedDd of QUO year you per-
mis- us to place across the top of The pedestal
the word s'Castoria." thus art and science,
tho symbol ofliberty tomaIi, and OF hea Ia TO
his children would DO more closely enShrined
Ia The hear S CT our people.
Very respectfully, yours,
THE CENTAUR C5sPAtY.
To the science ct medicine the world IS in
commenced 400 years b C mas been STEADILY
imp oved upon, until mortality among child zen
has decreased 0ne.half. and the average HE OF
man has been nearly doubled When about
thirty year, ago l,r, Pitcher warning agHDst
dan, erous narcotic medicines, discovered the
ioirnr'rsof We et Able Castotis, he rscoedet 81
ecient6sadrsn q wiile hiss b en adopted by
mill Gus OF meihtrs ald by literal phys Clans
every where. Casiaria IL not. as some suppos I,
a secret remedy. lis formula is published with
each Rot le Iteontsins M morphine or other
Injurious ing iedient aud Is now as regularly
prescribed rs pares orc and Castor oil once we've
Ii CsstodS were removed from use. no other
known prescription could fill its olacs. Mob
ers will be pleased 10 know that y part OF the
money they this ysar pay for this invaluacls
reme dy wi be loaned 10 The Goddess OF Lib.
elty 10 enlarge the patriotism OF thslr children.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
NNurtr L. L. .-Ln-Ann-l

SAN FRANCISCO, Apr / 10 --Olsrls5 Crock
O., president OF the Southern Pacific, say.
thEt oding 10 !e :islitve action - railroad
matters and the diificuitle consequent
thsrool 10 obtain necessary finds for con-
strup,iop, no hal ordered work on the CALI
fornia Oregon railroad .topped.
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observation-disclosures.

Bosroy, pril 1O.-rhe Grand Army
meu nave decided 10 call puolic meeting
| OF Il soldiers an sailors and others ioter-
ested. vt which addresses would be made
aud contributions received Tor building q
home for ext Ju ederates,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
A DAMAGE SUR DONE FOR.

The case Of Richard Cohn Nssinst Jones
& Murphy, called In tho district court
Thu<sisy. want 10 the jury yesterday fore
noon, which alter being out ten minutes
retained "a vsrdic. Tor the defendants. la
briaf the facts ars - follows: 10 Januerg,
1881, COIN purchased 81 bs 900 fest on the
north side OF Elm slrsaf. extending
through 70 Pacihc avenne, the
same sround now occu Died BY r cKs iurni-
turo store for some 5000 and placed the
pame In the hauts OF Jones II Murphy,
real estate agenis for them 10 sell for him.
They sold the ground 10 Messrs. M. d.
Gsrlis gton and Thomas F!elu for 5000 on
tine 2s.h OF tho following November. SIX
months later Gsrlogton sold his half inier-
eat to Field for 50 coo, and some three
moths later Field sold the
whole lot t, II. BlHseney Tor, $1,000
81 ,0C0 pay able cash DO an. and the balance
on time. q year or two s;torward Mr.. COIN
came to the cnrc,asion ,bst bis scents mad
not gotten value for his LOT, and brought
suit against them to recover 81 600. Judge
L,ihrop aud II. b. Sea- a9ps.red tor the
plaintiff and Messrs Bo9kh0us aud Word
for the defer dants. Tue casa was OF q pr
culiar nature aud excited considerable IN
terest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

From 8 gentleman who arrived in the
<<y yAeterdqy from Denton county HER
S1feporterl learned OF most unfortunate
4zlIInG WHOA occurred III Montague county
Bill Crook tls shot and killed by mistake
- BIZ ball 1bzother, Luke Cr0ok, who ID .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
Nrw. STREET OARS.

z a new. large, airy. street car 10 TO De pnt
on the Main street lice for the fair grounds
and other cars put op also, 30 ~ 10 ircreaees
the time of the street cars. All the lines OF
the city are praparDg 20 out on new, hand
some and commoHious cars, Increasing the
number 50 that the time OF waiting for q
1sr' at The terminus or along the ron.e Will
e greatly lessened, This is good move
or the accommodation Of no public.
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W. extended Pnpnlarity

Browns brouoalsl lroches nave been
before the public may years. For reiiev-
ing coughs and throat troubles they are
SUPERIOR 70 all other articles. Sold only in
boxes.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

~ III DECIDED BESEFIT.
DR.. LCha. r. Wheeler, Hudson, New York,
saws: ~ have given ii with decided beDe-
atm case nj iDnutrition OF the brain.
from abuse Of Alcoh0l."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

4 Ponds Extract.
Merit wins Is the motto Of the Ex.
tract. loose who have used It for Pains
(. and 1rjusies have made It's merits known
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Il coHsro An TEX. j.. F. SMITH q Co, 81
foujs: Your Bile Beans and Cnill and Fee
Eer tonic is eysryttin g you claim for them.
IVA NJ an recommend them very highly.
Yours respectfully,
NV. b. SHOOK & 90.
/ For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Durkes's Salad Deessng IL the best thing
of tn. kind ever sold. WITH IL superb
salad of any kind can he made without
delay4or trouble. IL alao one OF tbs best
W. Tor 'old meats. etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
n L.IaRlI.s ii. QUANTITY 0T

II i2I2RQVG5 TIL QUALITY or
tic g.1odaaa cpYilie,it, 2adl thero-
fore 20 bue iauiY8T.It. .u1 COIyccti.G
f. sg5utall cltlJl3 No. WGtTdicg which
-g1ag associated with 90 IMPOVERISHED
STATE Or TEE pLo0D. These oil Yield
otACragu1atlng an I nCur!Shiur prop
crlles OF lis great tupI tonic clements
Itconipenaasaa fortho loss ~ GjtGlifVr
tnducod by COHaVHt. ton, CdirsY" or
BjUacj.ipi aud fHToGS GJ}cctioslS. ie
ssiII gcAtcdy HoWi,iIie .DebH'iJ and
reimburse Tho E9iuGic sjfysiqstc for
those losses pf viiuiity accompany
in: c0npipiIits Jl6cVjiur to Gta Scy-
gIotheySpttISiIsJt their own chttdTcny
and 1eficGfo tC0Men who expect TO
become mothers and bring up efD0:-
Gus children shoullby ell means use
It, II iUiIG sesi0Fe Sufferers Ir0hS
Mental or I-cgc8 us PrOStyn lion arls-
ing fvcm 0UGT- r0rH, ISoc2sCS CT
3,T0iSGcioJ Disc0Se. 70 '4H cuTg
Drunkenness and tho Cpt'trt Edbt
--eor Us tho app H;o grows htntlhlcE
and digestion ~ 1ra vigorous thloVbL
tuc ua0 of this Tonic the unnatural
cruyiug dies away UAtll totally eS-
tlnct. II Is HjHh'N b"H'ljcjNt d. Lirer
CJlAp1a:,2ts, mr. 2yt1l FrLer. onl
ALL lratCsi0y BistHsci and fol lho
debilitotlug cfiGc.S ot fcccr q diiJ
Kind Sc i09 30 cYor1. IL :cpdtT3
rust, iusDrsgc5 Digestion 0E@ Ip-
9,e'itr, aud aGor.a Inc AsDGicpio La
+aliG an td8PF @a3i1lsjLaD'e article
Of f1ol: all ii 40 pleasant 20 inc lSSa
ina. tho mOai sensitive na!aio VIII Aot
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Ilt NAhiiuLAIioh.
Tho ssnis.ihs lWa.ihifds ru'e, and shat
do they gsnf d lOii PIliiiosl ilsglsTs
ard esndliaies who know their weakness
With ihs people. lbe OF "a. 10, - msnipn'
lste men, Into oiii3e VAC cnuld not Rtt
there by the vice Of toe .psoPle.-(Mesqui.
Tar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
RAILWAY ITEMS.

The best smoking tobacco is "Little
JOker -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Why does Marian Martin tpesk IL the
A. x n, College ~ a mill ary school lie
ouBht 10 knos that toe law ~ Congress
uqllTfs itin be eubisot 10 military disel-
pline; that ila military features SFe lst such
a. the law requires and nothing more
lBTyan ElteTpise.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

,t,on,r r. ,voy, m secn,a the II, llas roil
yus ~, ~ don1is The voti"g tb
~ %" ,ha ,,roSncirg nnoutttIon q
VI w., . c ~, r, uo,, .rswsr yea. ther
~, iI9 ~ " ~ r, liza yt;Ir I'D n, yo1I van
~ ,r,ora thSn Sonb,e the nrosent value, o
yonr town nroDnrfy. farming and wll>
800 pban taIir +, "a yrt,ri, 10 oat tho DIAL
~, ~ l,ns5 Raf,rs Inc black diamonds o
uy;aa oo,'n;v osn c,uss wsaIth to dow intc
t mas oo f tyars ~ 10 naonle' another lins a
~, iirn,,d rp,,at c,n,a To Decatur. rDscatu
past
,ur,upvrr,prr
t,. or,y a nnsa.ina of verv short tim,
/ * e, -, anr, ~ land in HINT co1ni,
Win $3.50 Az and ,hera viii he M onis d
.,s.., ~ s,s,ch 81 anv lind Iti,ineyitable
- 4 ~ ~ N. will act ,riinsy
~ ~ ~ v.so 49, s.ro' Mars shonit
4 - - esa, s;vsd zee nssnre far m ii
e 2 49, 49, "a t,,v ch,;c. cs,tle Alsf
cowss, 3pfsfs ~ y ~ hsv lvs.hant thes,
nhtu sst npnls ~ ~ ~, NOR, ahiv
1nings ~ .sans ~ uan NV w svare fsymer fepc,
me issscH y IN q. si.v rbos.
ana pIolecs " sssss "a ,sH hsttss INV !,
VINO hA.e ~ :, : = 4 n sarsd. n,
once .A',othst lessoh , ~ - s..nhI,v> hrif
! etesu OF kespiua q, 49, ~ ts,sy,,.cal
s.aiyea catss! y WI si ~ VT stccL wh;ci
stnsi,sr nunnsr ol eip ,ItItasS T., rvi,fnr
snonln ne ws,i Ieo hu,i saeiseie ss; H. az a,
insseh1 o' a1pWns H. o1osait tha AZ q,
~ ius .tf'. XXX a,yS,, ne i,aos f,t
six, iouug 49, sn ~ LII - hatier +,
st9",ns OF VIII, s,oe. ,S;,a,t ,i,,n tnrais,
ts,so 1919 ,rsh mnIs 40 r. AN hs done ono
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-06
WILL IT Be A LEGAL BODY i?

1t will DO impossible for the Democratic
caucus about to masquerade at Sacramento
in the guise of Legislature to escape the
question OF the legality of It's own ex-
istence.
It is a grave question whether any legis-
lative body exists in California to-day, and
certainly whether vacancies can be filed
from old districts. The law under which
the late Legislature had vitality, has been
repealed Must not constitutional Lsgis.
lature be one, the members of which are
chosen from the new districts? The old
ones have ceased to exist, and the question
is, can members under the new system be
chosen until the next general election, and
can any person represen. at any time ex-
tinct districts
1t is very true that Legislature is the
Judge of its own membership; but the
Courts will be the judges of the legality of
measures passed. However, the Democracy
has little concern on this head. 1t pro-
poses to put up schemes to fatten its own,
and utterly regardless of what becomes of
them after the election next fall.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-06
An HONEST CRITIC.

NJ. De Laveleye Owed deeper than most
foreign observers who visit America. He
seems to have got away from the life of
the street and market and hotel and rail
car, for he declares that in the United
States if one penetrates beneath the sur.
face, always agitated ard troubled, he will
find in the great mass Of the homes of the
nation life intellectual and moral vigor.
GUS and sound, true attachment to the
best ideas of humanity and justice. 5"
Thanks, you gallant Gaul, with the cour.
age Of your conviction tempered by the
courteousness of your race. You read
some of our own an incisive rebuke those
composing the class who in mournful note
constantly ring the changes upon the old
tune that this people is on the downward
road to eternal smash that there is moth
ing true, sound or saving at the core, but
that the whole body OF our free empire is
corrupt and without the faintest evidence
of self representative power. Really, the
national heart of which DR.. Holland de-
lighted to write st is sound, " may take
courage from the words of LaveleYe, for he
is unquestionably as impartial as he is a
fearless critic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-06
TIE RAIE-sToRM.

The present rain-storm seems to be pretty
general throughout the State, as the follow
ing kilograms, which were received at this
Office last evening, will testify:
Lathrop-Seventeeu-o of rain
fell during the past twenty-four hours. Total
for the season, 6 81 inches. Indications are
good for more.
Stockton-Rsinfall of present storm up
to a, NJ, L q inches; for the season, 10 II
inches. Corresponding period last year 6.64
inches. The weather vsae points southeast
and appearances sre indicative of more rain
shortly. Winter.sown wheat throughout the
county is knee high.
EmigraDt Capt. has been raining coz
tinuously for the last twenty-four hours, so
inches having fallen. We have three feet
and half of Snow on the level
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of an inch of rain
has fallen here this storm up to z o'clock this
morning.
Sonoma-Rain has bsen falling at slight
intervals ever since some time in the night,
at times quits heavily. Prospect for more.
Fresno-Rainfall for storm, 81 of az inch !;
to date, 9.3S inches; to same date last year,
3 80 inches.
Rio Vista-During yesterday and last
night we had 80 of an inch of rain, making
$40 inches for the season. It IS fine grow
log weather, and crops are doing well. We
will perhaps have more rain tonight.
Santa Rosa-R1in has fallen steadily here
for the last twenty hours, with a drepchiDg
shower this evening.
Reno (Ney Us is raining all through the
mountains and as far east as this place.
Los Angeles--A little rain fell this after.
noon, but indications are for more tonight.
If much should fall, it is doubtful if passen-
gers can be got to the steamer at San Pedro.
AS the water has not risen in the river, Il is
afternoon, people are feeling more secure.
Oar total rain for the season is 20 % inches.