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THE AMERIcAS-cUBAS TREATY OF COMMERCE.
madrid, July "a committee, composed o1
officials OF high rank from the ministries Of colonies
finance and foreign affairs. Will tomorrow begin
discussion with United states Minister Foster OF
the proposed new treaty OF commerce between
America and Cuba.
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Defeat Of the Law and order Society.

NyACK, n. Y, July S.-The case OF the Piermont
Law and order Society against James E. Sarvent,
charged with selling liquor without license, was
tried last night ia the Grand Opera House here
There was an immense disorderly crowd present.
The trial began al 730 D. NJ and lasted Till O'Clock
this morning. when the case was given 10 the Jury.
The Latter returned at 53o this morning with Q
verdict OF not guilty.
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PRoMoTEp.-SamuelM McMonigle. War department
A. G. O., has been promoted from ST. 900 to s. ZOO

v
A. G. O., has been promoted from 81, OOO to s. 200
The NAVY DEPARTMENT FRAUps.-1he court Of
inquiry on the Navy department frauds examined
Medical Director L. j. Williams with reference to
the system OF making purchases at the New York
laboratory. Ex-Surgeon General Wales will be be-
fore the court on Saturday. Secretary Chandler
has dismissed E. c. Kirkwood the clerk in the bu.
reau OF medicine and surgery who was Implicated
In the So-called Navy department frauds. and has
promoted Mr. Benjamin White from s.. 400 TO 81 ,6OC
In his stead The vacant clerIsh1p which exists 10
consequence has not yet been nled.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Paymaster 8
K Calhoun, ordered to the training ship New
Hampshire. s1st inst; Paymaster John Furey, de.
tached from the New Hampshire and ordered to
settle accounts; Assistant Engineer John A. Hen
deTSOn, from the PaSSa1c; Naval Cadet j. E Pal
mer, from the Franklin and ordered to the Tennes-
see.
THE CoLORED CHAPLAIN.-Rev. Henry v. Plum
mer, OF Maryland, nominated to be chaplain in the
ninth q. 8 cavalry, is q colored man, and was In
1855 neld hand, working In Prince Georges coun-
ty, Md. Postmaster General Creswell appointed
him messenger In the Post Office Department,
and while there he educated himself after Office
hours and saved enough money to take the theolo-
gical course at Howard University, where he grad
uated with high hOnora The ninth cavalry is q
colored regiment.
PERsoNAL-Gen. ). G. Parke and Mr. Richard I.
Merrick, of washington, were registered In New
York last night-George Shepard Page, OF New
YORK, and Paul Arnold, OF Chicago, are at the Eb-
bitt-Michael Blumenthal Mrs Hannah Levy.
Mrs Augusta Muhl and Edw. Prescribing, OF
Washington, were passengers by the steamer leav-
ing Baltimore for Bremen to-day.-Senator IN
gals was made an LII D. by Williams College yes
kok, Siam, are at W1lards-Mr. George Jones, OF
the New York Times, sails for Europe to-day, leav-
ing his paper TO support Cleveland In case he is
nominated.-Admiral PattisoD and family have
gone to Rock Enon SpringA-Miss Nilsson, Frau
Materna and Theodore Thomas sailed fer Europe
yesterday.-NH Franck Taylor and her daugh-
ter, Mra. r. B. MCGUIRE, are at the Warm Springs
OF Virginia for q prolonged stay.-ME. z r. de
LONE, OF the spanish legation, and Representative
Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, sailed from New York for
Europe yesterday.-Mr. and MrS Henry Semken
sail from New York on Saturday in the steamer
City OF Chicago. for Europe 70 be absent Tor about
three mOnthR
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RanE RofOrn, I'm Canada

TORONTO, ONr.. July 3-Mr Tarker, the general
manager OF the Federal bank. will, IL is said adopt
a vigorous policy OF TetTenchment Ia the banks
anaifS. He is making arrangements already TO sell
three OF the country Offices OF the bank, which, IL
consummated, will give the Federal bank over
100000 In cash The run at the TORONTO branch OF
the Federal bank has completely stopped.
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Affairs in Egypt.
THE MAHDI'S RELIGIOUS CLAIMS sUSTANED-soRTTn

CAIRO july Bel Hazar, the greatest Mohame-
dan university after a secret conclave, has prp-
nounced in favor OF the Mahdis religious claim. Ell
HaZar had hithertodenied the Mahdi's preteusions
This decision, II is believed. VIII have an important
Influence on the SenOussl and other tribes.
Suakim dispatches state that friendly natives had
made a sorte, killed two rebels and captured sew
eral prisoners
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Fleeing from the Cholera.
THE PANIC IN NaRsFuIFs


MARSEILLEs, July Sat o'clock this morning
three deaths from cholera had been reported since
last night At least 5000 OF the Inhabitants have
from Toulon have been sent back TO that city.
The panic is unQuestionably increasing In face OF
this, however. the physicians and chemists OF the
city nave held meeting and declared that the
alarm Is senseless The rate OF mortality they
aver does not exceed that which usual at periods
OF great heat They express their belief also that
many deaths have been attributed 10 cholera
which were really due TO other causes The NUM-
cipal authorities have decided 70 forego the Gus
tomafy celebration on July 18th
The ITALIAN CONSUL AT ToULoN RECOVERING
TorLoN, july 3--The Italian consul, who has
been suffering from an attack OF cholera, recover
ing.
PRECAUTIONS IN PARIS
PARIS. July 3--Ihe prefect OF police has ordered
places where cholera is prevalent shah be disin-
fected before entering Paris. some OF the Partisan
Cholera in Paris yesrerday' The ToIt1ire denies
this but admits that there isolated every
summer II says the sanitary condition OF Paris u
good.
Travellers who pass into Italy by the Mount
Gems tunnel are subject 10 quarantine OF nve
days at the frontier.
Brutal Murder An Kentucky.
NIcBoLAsvuLE, KY, July S-Humphrey ana
Bill Best, brothers and notorious desperadoes bru-
tally killed an fnonenSive colored man named
Bests, who were drunk met Bailey walking with q
female friend. Humphrey Best ordered Bailey TO
cease tanning himself Bailey replied Jok1ngly,
Best drew q revolver, and Bill Best q knife both
using their weapons, killing Bailey instantly BIZ
Best b0asted that he had killed q negro before and
this would not be the last Both Bests are In jail
Threatene0 Renewal Of the French
chinese War.
LONDON, July a-The Shanghai correspondent of
the London Times teegraphs as follows: "A war -
threatened between France and China An fpfu-
entail party in China are tnstigating # Prominent
oncfals, such as Tso-Isung-T Tang, Pcn-Y -Yu-Lin and
the Marquis Tseng, are resolved TO repud1are the
recent Franco Chinese negotiationa fhe French
WIZ probably claim an Indemnity and Demand that
the Island OF Formosa be pledged 70 secure its pay.
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'BoerRrs MAa1c Conpousp-

certain cure for Sick Headache, CrampA Cholera
Morbus. Dysentery. Cholera fnfantum Indigestion 10
For sale by all druggists Price Is centa
Also. "BoGERrs VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUp, Nor
whooping Cough. Group andcoldA Both warranted free
from AL kinds Of narcoticA Price Is and &c. 3e96-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Q STREET MARKET WILL BE OPEN ON
tS FRIDAY MORNING, July 4th. It,
F l. Q. 0. F.-THE REGULAR MEETING OF
y 3 M MtTR0pOLIS LODGE, No. 1e. win be held
on SAT TUEDAY EVENING. July 5th, instead Of friday
Evening. July Ath. full attendance is requested
1t ED. BAWSEI. Rec Sersy
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Mr. EDWARD A. DRNARAY has been appointed
private secretary to the controller OF tho currency
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II ADIES ATTENTION..
LATEST PARIsIAN MODES IN uaRaooDs
MILE NJ. j. PRANDI
Al MRS. NJ J HUNTS. 1903 4 Srpvv,
GREY SHADES!
EHEt WAVES. SHINGIFD RAVES.
These styles never need be the LaiTdrrsserS han
fNays IA orde< ~ plain coiaC1nS hsir Dressed ana.
N~~ss SAAAAAS|~>~ ap2-&.l
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TO-NoRRow Fridayl being the 4th OF July and q
legal holiday, TIE STAR win not be issued
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LADIES GOODS.

nOU GLASS
u NINTH AND STREETS
This department we think complete The stock fs new
and fresh and we return the money when price
as low AZ elsewhere
One lot OF fine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, worth
371ec.. Csc ~
One lot SOLID c0LoRs Full Regular, usual price
oOc we are offering Three Pair for 81.
SOLID SOlOkS. SPLICED FEET, Csc. 81 &c
MEN'S HOSIERY III great variety, from the cheapest
t. the most xpensive.
CORSETS.
This department is second to none and embraces over
30 styles ~
We sell Corset for 81 that brings readily 81 40 to
Also. .WAKNER's. THoMpsoN's, "r. Du""c. p.~
WERLY. FOi'S TtRNEK'S BOSTON COMFORT
VEN11LAIISG CORSETS at &c., 81 and l.25
UNDERWEAR.
This deTar ment needs advertising We siInply
az sire to say: The garments our own make Full
Size Perfect Shape and refund money unsatsfac-
tory III price or otherwise.
JERSEYS
We ask you to look only The Quality Perfection of
Fit, ana the PI1ces-$lS lS9 up-wiI we know please
New1u notice other departments next week
DOUGLASS,
Je13 522-524-526 Ninth street
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DEMOCRATIC BOOMERS.
Talk About Candidates at the Capitol.

THURMANS ANTI-NoNOPoLY STRENGTH HOPEFUL
BAYARD MEN AND THE CAUTIOUS FRIENDS OF RAN
DALL-CLEvELAND WILL LEAD ON TIE FIRST
BALLOT.
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MANAGER MANNING AGAINST JOHN KELLY AND PUK-
CELi-foLiTlCIANs WAITING FoR ACTION OF TIE
NEW YORK DELEGATES
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MR. BLISS WAR on COOK AND GIBsoN-MR. BLISS
ANXIETY TO HAVE DISTRICT ATTORNEY coRKHnL
REAoVED-rHR ATTORNEY GENERAL DENIES STATE
AENTs MADE BIT Mr. BLisS-wHY Mr. MERRICK WAS
RAPLoYEp-FAcTs ABoCr THE sTRoBACH AND oTT-
NAN CASES.
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~ OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
w DIS TRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHING ON, u. c., June 80 1894
All owners keepers OF dogs in the District of Co
unbia hereby notified that the yearly tax imposed
by act Of ConRr,s al dogs owned kept III said
District will BE- due and payable July 1st. 1851
pom payment of said tax tags will be issued az pro-
vided il said act.
By order of the Of the District Of Co
lunDia
jy1-6t Collector OF Taxes. 90
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CdpItOI lOpIC1s
ADJOURNMENT ON SATURDAY PRETTY CERTAIN.
1t is assumed as settled fact that Congress is to
adjourn on Saturday, and a large number of men,
and secured sleeping berths for that date.
NOMINATIONS.
The President yesterday nominated LIE Baron B.
Colt Of Rhode Island, to be U. s. Judge OF the first
judicial circuit; Charles s. Zane, OF Illinois, to be
chief justice OF the Territory Of Utah; j. E. D.
Cousins, OF Missouri, to be marshal OF the United
States for the eastern district OF Missouri; also
number OF pOStmasterS
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"THE GLORIOUS FOURTH" IN THE SENATE
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Sherman
was agreed to, providing for a session OF the Sen
ate tomorrow July ~, and that before proceeding
to business the secretary of the Senate shall read
the Declaration OF independence The resolution
as originally offered included the reading also OF
W.shngton's farewell address, but MIR. Sherman
withdrew that.
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T s. s. p G.
The friends OF the P. c are hereby informed thss
we do NOT give Picnic or Excursion on Friday July
4th. as has been enormously reported It.
f-E~REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
CITY,
AT WASHINGTON, in the District of Columbia,
At the Close Of Business. June Goth, 1884
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12
ARaiiway Horror.

DAYTON, o.. April 1.-The wreck on the
Little Miami division Il the Panhandle
road NJ Miama river bridge. eight miles
east of this city last night was the most
complete one that has occurred here IN
years. The train consisted Of an engine,
oeegsge car. two coaches and sleeper.
The engine and tender crashed through the
bridge into the river and was compl tsly
wrecked, while the baggage car, coaches
and sleeper rolled down twenty feet en-
bankment on the opposite side. The bag
gage car is complete wreck, and the re-
mninder OF the cars are badly crushed
At the time OF the accident the tram was
running at the rat of thirty miles on boar
and fell In the deadly trap without an 10.
stant's warning. Engnee John Thomas
aud fire au John O'Connell of Atica went
down in the ruins fthe engine. The for
mer WAS killed outright, being horr bly,
mangled and scalded, while the latter Ia re-
ported dead to-day. He was terribly sciid-
ed and bruised aud was unconscious wnel
taken from the wreck. Conductor PiersOn
aud the other employees escaped with
slight injuries except the baggage master,
Ed Cooper and express messenger Smith,
who were in the baggage car when thro sn
down the embank ment and both were
fatally hurt. Tho accident was caused by
rail displaced on the west end Of the
bridge. The road authorities state that II
is clearly the work OF parties who intended
robbery or had q grudge against the road
II ad the rail been removed lew feet fur
ther Oh the bridge, the whole trein would
have heen hurled into the water thirty feet
below and none could have escaped. Tbs
rail was removed on the south OF the irsch
nearest the narrow gauge road, and IN.
engine and tender fell on this hal
bridge, destroying 1t and the track
| ard renderipg the passage OF train.
| impossible for several davs. Frazer, the
mail weigher, who was on board. states to
day that he believes the wreck chergeahls
| to track repsirers who failed TO fasten tbs
bolts ir the .sil last evening, bnt his theory
Is not centrally supported. He said that
I. n he trr ok and warned the passengers
/ sitting pext TO him to 'look out, we are
going on" II was the worst place on ths
siv'sion excepting the Dayton sn@ Wes'ern
+, s..css. .-.1 = - g----..-, .--. - --S->
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PIrTskURG, Pa, Apri IL This morning
nj 10 O'clock while eight men employed aE
Blair's brick yard were digging sand rom
tho hillside a. th- bead " ry-tonrth
airsef, the bank c.vsd ~ burying Samuel
r. lin, aged 81, and Wll sm Shesrod, aged
49, under several sons Of earth. NoSw'th-
standing large amount OF loose earth
threatened to ome.down, the thers went to
work with will to rescue their comp in-
ions, but when they Wore reached, fsly an
hour after the accident happened. both
were dead. The bodies were badly crushed
and II Is thought death resulted instantly.
Both men were unmarried.
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Rig SANDY.

BIO SAsDY, April IL - [S1ecial.I --Ir
striking contrast to tho spring like appear
anco OF our gardens is tire cold norlhei
which struck US about 4 O'Clock This mo u
iua aud bids fair to last for twenty-foui
hours or m re.
Mr. Mundy, Of the mill firm. Mundy &
Goiney, has bought property here and
united mis- interests With ours. MIR. mundy
is "A thoroughly business gentleman and
good citizen, and we give him hearty
welcome in our midst.
One OF Terrell's most charming young
la1ies, Miss Leila Terrell, on her return
from q visit to her relatives at DaDgertield,
stopped over here this morning.
The saw aud planning mills OF this place
nre In active operation and turning out
immense quantities OF all kinda OF lumber.
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Conyicted ana Sentenced,

CIscrHSATr, April 1.-THE Commercial
Gszstte's New Lexington, Ohio, special
says william Remington, John Dar-
ran, Robert Diirsn and William
Blakely, on trial for assault with
intent 10 XII A. J McDevitt the druggist
reosntlg mobbed and ml'trelt1d, Were de-
Glazed not Guilty ns charged,
hut gully of assault nrd battery.
B sksly's heuterc cs was res rived as ne is
already coav cteu Of maoslaushler Tor
lynching Hicks. The others we're sentenced
100 days and fine 1900.
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C0RklCANA.

CoRsrcAEa, April u.-l5pecisl Our
new fire engine arrived last night ana vas
tried by the fire company this evening; IL
is a small one. it's lar res, strean being rom
a three-iourths nozzle, but worked perfect
ly and 10 the satisfaction Of all Interested.
Ihs sspuelicsn % eoahlsy alss, 'd de,eestes to the
state convention. a.
hnrisd from the Episcopsl church tsis
evening. She was On estmso'e OLD soy
and sTea,ly eltsemed by all VINO tnev her.
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hi'KINNEY.

McKISHGY, April ll.-rSpsoIal. There
ie some effort being made here 10 get Cap
tain T. ]. Brown to enter the race Tor gov
ernor. While Captain Brown has friends
here by the score, he is entirely TOO seps'
be man for this. Captain John Johnston
and o few Others are endeavoring TO work
mp u feeling against Ireland, th0ugn he is
tho decided choice o. oar people.
Alexander Campbell Wilmeth, citv at
torncy-eleot, was this morning fined $3.50
by the msy0r to- thg too ffee use q! his
little Gun" on the streets
William Davis, alias Dunlap, died In
the county jsil very suddenly last D.gbf.
He wss charged vito the THEFT OF horses in
two cases and was only waiting tho CON
yeuing OF district court to plead guilty.
Showers OF rain through the day, bat
from tho fires a. d overc bats, the spri0g part
of n IA left OFT
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PLANO.

PLANO, April Especial The ro-
mains OF James o. Simpson, telegraph OPP
orator, arrived on the morning train from
Dallas. But few OF his friends could attend
the funeral, on account OF the heavy rains
that fall this morning.
q r. Sigliag. our euterprising lumber
man, has com mepced the ers ction ofa plsn-
,ug nii, which will b. pn; in operation at
oacc.
Nrs Kennedy, q lady sixty-ive years
old, died Of measles this morning.
The Piano Review, n weekly paper, VII
make its initial appearance April 18th.
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SAN FEAEcIsoo. April ll.-H sayy rains
continue throughoui the state. The S)u,a-
eru Pacific track through Silsiad canyon
Ia aasin seriously damaged By washocis.
a, Newhsll the Mojivs tr,cK was washed
away in different places. The passeu gers
who left for the east via the southern ronte
Tuesday and Wednesday last returned
here. General Manager Towne saws IL will
take four davs TO make the necessary re-
pairs. At Fresno u cyclone demolished
several buildings
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a Riotcr Indicted.

CIscrSSATI April ll.-0le man who
broke into Pickerines hardware sore
during the .iot wa ldotad b. the lrand
Jury bur rot for riot. rhs charge /. uurg-
iafy. Judge Ma,AeAs GiTeglc1 re g-ind
Jury 10 Withdraw the indictments FOR mur-
der ia the frs, degree until thn pending
legislation al. c'ing capital cases DO DIS
noeed NJ
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TYLER.

TYLER, April 1l.-[ Special l-Notwith-
standing The adverse news Of yesterday the
people OF this city are still hopeful that the
appropriation will be made for public
buildings in this city.
The mem bers OF the First Presbyterian
church give an entertainment at the opers
house Monday night, the troceeds to go
towards cancel.ing the debt made in the
erection of their new church. A number Of
patrons are expected TO a.. end from dis
tance.
Mrs. L. u. Wigglns snd Mrs. Robert
Campion are both seriouely I'll, Thesf 10
much pneumonia Ia this city.
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.JEFFI.RSON.

JEFFERSON, April 1l.-ISpecial. 1.-The
members OF the Merchants fire company
No. /, met tc-aicht at their engine
house TO elect officers for the ensuing year
A brisk norther has been blowing here oil
day rendering overcoats and fires very CON-
Portable and IL is fesred that II the weather
should clear up we might have freeze to-
night.
D. Is. Blshop. the commedisn plays here
tonight and tomorrow night. He Away:
gets crowded house. no matter the inclem'
a1cy of the weather.
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SEALED PROpOSALn

nFFiCE or COUNTY JUD1E, DALLAs
~ CoUnTy, March Is. issi- by direction oi
the Commits ,ioners Court o Dallat county. no
tice Il hereby fivtn hat on Monday. April IA,
couit for the rurpose OF building a Fire PropI
House for the safe rrase'vsi'n of the records
Of Da ias county, according to the plans and
specifications now to be se,n IN he ofiic OF {.
II. Flanders, architect Payments viii be made
on said work rs II DIogre ses 20 per cent being
reserved on all .sti ates until The completion
OF the building. Bond and secrrity viii be re-
Quired IT the succ ssfui lilder am the right IL
expressly reserved to reject any or all bids sub.
miited. II BURKE,
County JndQe Dsl'as Couvv.
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nENISDN,

DsSIsoN. April II Especial The stock
OF Fred Hughes, sgeng, was attached late
to-day by X. Il T. A. Ennis, for debt
acuu rsa year ego. The store rs now
closed and IN the hands OF Deputy Sheriff
Babe.
The Krebs photographic company OF Gin
cinna,i. have selected this pisce as the site
for branch house. They have leased n
large building and will Immediately chip
500 coo plant OF machinery for steam
iithographic building, selliog and printing
establishment.
A teady Rad valuable rain has been fall
ing all dav.
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BELTON,

BELroS, April 1l.-[Speolal THE mem
bers Of the waier-wOrks committee called 4
meeting this evening The Object OF the
meetips was 20 loc ite the fire hydrante,
twenty in number on the mains, There
will be ihirtecn six.inch, eight four-inch,
tso thresiuch aud two eight.inon, two
way hydrsnts. which will be ample supply
for fire protection.
Tho he esyies. rain Of the season fell last
night and 10 day, accompanied by heavy
thunder aud ightning but this evening
tho sun shone out with prospects OF pret'
~ day tomorrow.