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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
BRIEF TELEaRAMs.

Patrick Hartnet, contacted in Cincinnati
of wife murder, was sentenced to be hanged
on September 4.
Hesea Somers, of Manchester, o., shot
George Lindsey, who got into too intimate
relations with Somers wife.
The English man-ofwar Garnet, in New
York harbor, has been reinforced by the
corvette Canada.
W. s. Dimmitt, a farmer living in White
county, Ind, was killed by q premature ex-
plosion of guDpowder.
Thomas Lee and Ed. Stein were captured
at Dennison, Tex. They are charged with
the murder of four men at Lees Ranch, In
dian Territory.
Harry Dice, of Xenis, left home suddenly
almost on the hour of his wedding, leaving
with his mother the presents from his to be
bride 10 be returned to her.
Albert Jones was arrested among the
mountains of southeastern Kentucky,
charged with shooting Bill Miller at Dan.
vile. BE was convicted and given two
years at Frankfort.
Five Sicilians have been arrested in Chi
csgo on suspicion Of being concerned in the
murder of FIlipo Caruso. Two OF them
are related to the persons arrested IN New
York city. ..--...
An investigation instituted by the officials
of the Western Maryland Railroad into the
alleged shooting at the Presidential train on
the return from Gettysburg, has found that
the shot was fred from the Presidents car
by gentleman in his company.
The heirs of Stephen A Douglass have
brout suit for sale of the Chicago University
to satisfy q Judgment for 100000 1t is
claimed there is danger of the property be-
ing diverted from the educational purposes
for which Mr.. Douglass made the donation.
The body of David Kinney, another vic
tim of the mine disaster at Raven Run,
was recovered. This makes total OF six
recovered, leaving four in the mine.
At Baltimore the Catholic Council con-
sidered the question Of the establishment OF
4 university and closed business. II is IN
derstood that location for university
vas decided upon, but where Was not di'
vulged.
The New York County Democracy held a
large meeting last night and adopted reso-
luton commencing and heartily endorsing
he administration of Grover Cleveland.
Postmaster Kuickerbocker died at Au-
rora, ILL.,, yesterday. Charges of a peculiar
nature had been fled against Postmaster
Kuickerbocker and vigorous efforts were
made to have him replaced by Democrat
His nomination was confirmed February
26th last.
Reports received from the western part
Of the lower peninsula state that binding
snow storm fell there yesterday. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Missouri Cattle Breeders Ask That It be
Removed.

Missouri Cattle Breeders Ask That It be
Removed.
MExICo, Mo-, May S-A meeting oflead-
ing citizens of Boon, Galloway and Audrsin
counties was held here yesterday to consid,
er means ofrelisf from the cattle quarantine
of other States. Governor Marmaduke was
present. DR.. Michner, otthe National Bureau
of Animal Industries, reported the disease
has been efectually checked, and thsre is not
ssingle case of contagious pleuro-pneumonis
in Galloway county. Herecommendeds fund
of $4,000 be raised oy subscription and put
in the State Tressurer's hands for use in
case of renewal Of the outbreak during the
next six months. He believes interstate
quarantine measures unnecessary except in
reference to Galloway county, and recon-
mends thai cattle be permitted to pass from
that county on official inspection aud a GER
tifcate, and that from other counties the
shipper should certify that the cattle have
not come from Galloway county or were ex-
posed to the disease. These recommends
lions were adopted and copy sent to the
Governors of Illinois, Kansas, Colorado,
Mexico, Iowa and Wyoming, and asking
that the general quarantine be removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
AWAITING RElNFoRcEMENrs.
The Battle Lasted seven Hours ana the In
diAns Lost 125 Men.

The Battle Lasted Seven Hours ana the In
diAns Lost 1s5 Men.
ST. Paul, MINI, May s.--A Bsttleford
dispatch says Col Otter has not yet de-
cided on his plans for future attack Cn
Poundmaker's reinforcements The scouts
sent out to-day, and reported them still ct
Cut Knifs Hill, where Saturdays engage
ment was foaght II is believed
their loss must have been heavy,
or they would have followed US up.
Ii is not known whether Big Bear has
Joined Poundmaker. The wounded are
keeping well in comfortable quarters with
the best of attendance. 1t is reported that
letter has been received IN the camp from
8 priest on Poundmsker's reserve, stating
that the Indian loss on Saturday was l25.
Two seven-pounders became disabled
through the trucks breaking down during
the engagement and esusedthe withdrawal
Before that time the enemy was almost COM
pletely silenced. The troops retired in per-
feet order and were well covered by a per
feet piece of generalship. The fight lasted
seven hours. The men had no sleep the
night before and no breakfast. Several fell
asleep while lying on the skirmishing line,
when the enemy had been silenced for some
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
A FAMILY FEUO
FERN mates in n Mob, Tar and Feathers aud
Insanity.

FERN mates in Mob, Tar and Feather aud
Insanity.
MITCHELL OAK, May S-A family teud
about property between a man named Olsen
and his wife, originating in Sweden long
ago. broke out airesh ct their home near
mere, and their two sons Joined issue with
their mother against their father, making it
very uncomfortable for him. The neigh
bors espoused the OLD mans csnse helped
b IN to put in his crops and demanded that
the boys give up team of oxen claimed BY
both parties. The sons refused, and crowd
of about 100 masked men entered the Olsen
residence last night maltrested the old lady,
presented the elder son With a suit Of tar
and feathers, dragged him over. the prairie,
lashed to the rear end of lumber wagon,
and frightened the second son so badly that
he fed from the neighborhood. He was
found yesterday, twenty miles distant, halt
naked and insane. Officers from the city
are on the track of the persons who com
posed the mob.
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DEPUTY ATKINSON SHOT At.
A West Virginia Moonshiner Attempts Hi
Life Through Window.

A West Virginia Moonshiner Attempts His
Life Through n Window.
CHARLESTON W. VA May S.-Tnis morn.
ing at an early hour some one called Dep
uty U. S. Marshal J. ). Atkinson to the
window of the Marshals Office in the Gus
tom House. Atkinson did not reply, where
upon the unknown party shot through the
window, the bullet just missing another
Deputy. Atkinson is brother of l. S.
Marshal Atkinson, and has been dilligent
during the past four years in fsrreting out
violatcrs Of the internal revenue laws in this
,t tctiou If he State. As the Federal Court
is in session here now, which brings many
mooushiners in. it is thought one Of the
pumber who holds grudge against Deputy
Atkinson, tritd to kill him. His life has
been threatened frequently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
ANOTHER CHICAGO FIRE.
Flames In Southwestern Chicago
Yesterday
ALMOST EQUAL TO THOSE OF 1871.
Immense Lumber Districts Burned---
FOrp-fVe Million Feet of Lum-
Der Lost Valued at
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

CHICAGO May 8.-Shortly after noon to-
nay spark from passing locomotive SET
FIRE in the heart Of the great pine lumber
yard district which lies along both sides Of
the south branch of the Chicago river and
near the southwestern city limits. Border
ing upon this district is wooden built por'
tion of ths city known as Bridgeport ard
the Union stock yards with its acres
of wooden sheds filed with cattle,
hogs and sheep. A fierce wind was blow
ingfrom the west and the flames spread
with great rapidity. The entire fire depart
ment was called out, but the twenty or
thirty streams Of water which could be
thrown upon the flames had little or no
effect as far as staying their progress was
concerned. The dry pine boards and
shingles were piled to a great height and
narrow lanes between for wagons to pass
through being left. These narrow inter
stices between the boards furnished unusual
facilities for the progress of the flames
while they broke the force Of the streams Of
water. The news Of the FIRE spread rapidly
to the business centre of the city and
created
Much Alarm
lest the fire should assume proportions ap'
preaching those Of the great fire of 1871,
which. came from the same direction. Great
brands were carried forward by the wind
setting fire to new piles, and several FIRE
steamers and the men manning them had
narrow escapes from destruction. Starting
upon the west side of the river the flames
ate up all the lumber between Thirty fifth
and Thirty-eighth streets an area Of about
400 to 1000 feet. 1t set fire to
canal boat at the dock, and it
loated across the river which is $50 feet
vide at this point, and set fire to the lumber
on the east bank which covered about an
isusl area, and this, with one or two plan
ing mills, was consumed. Brands were car
ried eastward and set FIRE to several small
frame houses occupied by employees in
the lumber district. The q. fire de-
partment, however, made stand at
this point and succeeded in preventing the
spread of the flames into the residence dis
trict. The fight continued throughout the
afternoon and it was nearly : o'clock before
the conRagration was under control, having
practically burned itself ont to the limits of
he immediate district which it began
A heavy rain during most The afternoon
vas of material assistance The entire area
burned over is $40 by 1900 feet. The ag-
gregate OF lumber destroyed was A. million
feet, valued at 100000. The insurance is
$3.50. 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
PERSONAL POINTS.

Movements OF Wbselingitss. and the Com
ing aud 'ioing of strangers.
Miss Mat,ie FeuIich, Of Welisburg. Is Wa
iting friends in this city. ,
Judge John Brsnno0. Of Weston, is in the
city. on his way TO Cleveland.
Mr. l.. C. Moriry, Of S'subenVille, Is visit
ing frieuds on the South Side.
Z. J. Hart leaves to-day to conduct re-
yival meetings in Ohio for tSo weeks.
Horace b Hubbard of Peru. Ind, IS the
guest of L. Dow Patton of the Garden Spot.
Perr Bo.'oy, jr, la''e red from bis
trip 10 Charleston, and reports tbs. the boJs
had grand time
Phil Kennedy, of the B 4 o. OHice at
washir eton, Pa, will-spend Sunday In the
city aDvng friends.
Mr. Henry Locke, Of Locke Bros, Is Oh
On tgo weeks vsca ion and win take 9
Oar through Pennfylvauis and Ohio.
Nr. N. J. Allen, OF Monroe county, Ohio,
zbo bss been Writing friends east Of the
city Ter some time past, returned home yes
- riST
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FLOODED TOWN,

a Visitation at Lockport, N. ", which
Caused Considerable Damage.
LOCKPoRT, n. Y, May 8.-Wster was let
into the hydraulic race which runs around
the brow of the hill iu Lockport, last night,
and about one o'clock this morning new
bulkhead just completed suddenly washed
out point where the bank has psrpsndie-
ular fall Of so feet. Twenty feet of the en-
bankment was carried away in 20 minutes
Sidewalks and streets were torn up By the
immense volume of water, the Niagara can.
ming factory flooded, sixty tons of coal
washed into the canal and great damage
done to goods in the factory. Culverts were
stopped up with rocks, and altogether this is
the largest wsshout that has ever occurred
here, IS about dozen large establishments
cannot run until temporarily repaired. Tne
loss, which probably falls on the Hydraulic
Race Company, is estimated at.S30, coo to
$50 ,O9O. 1t will take about month to get
II repaired
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THE BOOMERS

Encamped at Caldwell and Waiting for
Their Opportunity.
CALDWELL, NAN, May S.-Captsin Couch
arrived here last night with IL teams and
about $50 boomers, and or 10 more teams
arrived this morning during snow storm.
Captain Couch said There are about $50
Boomers here now and there are about 10
teams expected in a few days with about
$50 more, making total of 400 boomers"
He says they intend making this their head
quarters in the future for their supplies,
starting point and place for taking in new
members He thinks in about sixty days
they will make another attempt to gain POS
session Of the forbidden lands. They all
seem determined not to give up the chase
ard feel certain Of success.
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BELLAIRk
A. P. Tallnan, cashier of the bank, is in

A. p Tallman, cashier of the bank, is in
the west.
The public square should be fixed up. :.
Several fine trotters belonging to Beilaire
parties, are being trained.
The miners of this district meet this aftes-
noon at 2 o'clock in SCOTS Cut
The Niagara rink is in splendid condi-
ton for the Globe base ball benefit which
comes of this evening. A number Of ele-
CANT prizes are to be given to those who at
tend. The rink will 10 doubt be crowded.
The appearance Of matters pertaining to
the Bellaire steel works are such a. would
lead one to look for struggle between the
Amalgamation and the Bellaire Nail Works
Company. The workmen we're locked out
and they feel justified in taking steps for
their protection. The mass meeting called
to convene in the warehouse of the works
was not attended by any of the union men,
because they felt they could do nothing.
They want their committee recognized and
until this is done the steel works will re main
idle.
The Niagara and Elysisn clubs played
match game of polo last night.
First-clsss hobnailed shoes al Sll0,
equal 10 any 81 so shoe in the m.ket at
HeinleiD's shoe house, Bank building, Bel
laire, Ohio.
The A. NJ E. Church festival in City
Hall last night was fairly attended.
Several unfortunates are under the pro
lection OF the city.
VIM. Cunningham is home for couple
of days from business trip for the Ohio
Valley Foundry.
School Board will convene Tuesday even
ing again.
Challenges are already appearing for the
Globe Base Ball Club.
Alex Wiley is in town, from Pittsburg.
Work has been begun in two sections out
the Ohio Valley railroad
Several Indians were IN town yesterday.
They were on their way East
The Erie House household goods will be
sold to-day.
Will Mills did fancy skating at the Ely
sian rink last night
Eldorado Circle installed officers last
night.
We carry the largest stock in the city in
all the latest styles, both in fine and medium
priced goods. We don't keep shoddy goods,
but will sell you solid footwear at shod ly
prices. J. d. Heinlein & Bro, Bellai-e,
Ohio.
Delegates will be selected by the miners
this afternoon to attend the State Convsn-
ton in Columbus.
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To-HIGHrs CONCERT.
A Large Audience Assured, and Splendid
Programme Prepared.

A Large Audience Assured, and Splendid
Programme Prepared.
TIE grand concert this evening promises
70 be a gigantic success, considering
it both from purely musical standp point
ard from financial point Of view. While
quite q number Of eli, IDLY situated Ssstssre
still unsold, there is no doubt that the Aca
DENY will be comfortably filed is nos
crowded, with an audience made up OF the
cultured and music loving elements Of this
city and neighboring comnunitie5-'uch
an audience, in fact, as could only be go.
together by so extraordinary and unusua'
an event as the coming OF the Theodore
Thomas orchestra. The orchestra will give
a matinee IN Pittsburg this afternoon, and
at its conclusion will at once board spec
ial train for this city, reaching here abou. 3
ousrter psst seven, in abundant time for
opepipg the concert at 8 o'clock
Quite q number Of our young
folks viii 90 up to Pittsburg thus
morning, be present at the mahnse, aoa
come down on the train with the maSct.ua
thus giving Up the entire day 10 hearing
this magnificent organization aud the cele-
brs.ed ertistes who eoutihIte tAslr vocal
talents toits universally successful concerts
The programme prepared for the evening
is au admirable one. aud entirely worthy
the orchestra which is to interpret it Toe
numbers embrace a pleasing variety o'
classic compositions, most prominent among
them being BeethOvens Second SynPnony
which has been inserted at the earnes! re
uues, Of many admirers Of The great eon
poser. LISTS Rtapsodie No. y cone
;,axt iu ircorsarce, and then "Ths Aerr!
wives Of Windsor" TIE concert, a.
vSole, will be one which none otoar citiz "a
sboOlS suiss, s1d We should Ike to SEE
rush for the rsusining ssa's, at BA1nsf
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
A Pleasant SIGHT.

Of the besptiful interior decorations
.f the new Eclipse saloon on Tselfth street,
tobe strikes the eye Of the beholdsr more
fsvorably than the handsome .nd artistic
manptr in which the ceiling and Sslis have
b.en decorated. The design is ne~ aud ex-
ees dirgly pretty ioslIiis details, has re
e.;sed Tie most exirsvsgant praise, and vas
the ~ork Of Joseph Graves 4 Son, Twelfth
street uto are prepared to furnish
IN, finest line Of wall
paners and artistic decorations in the city.
There is roihing that adds TO the bright
ress ard general appearances OF . room
either in business house or dwelling, 90
much SIS pretty and appropriate vail and
ceiiipg decora,ions. and anyone desiring e
eet ,he best should cali and zee the fine lias
always KEEP. in stock By this frm.
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BRIDGEPORI.

On Tbstsday number Of young folks
rave q very erioyable dance at the Nam
moth rink. Mtissss's orchestra furnishsd
the music which seems TO have inspired the
dancers tc stay till the We sna hours.
Rev. W. p. Chslfspt il in town spending
. few days with Rev Ksys
WI. braihou il moviag his faruitsrs in
10 the room next door, while he n hsvibg
bis own room Dszly plsstered and rspAios-
ed.
George HshieY Of BellAirs, ~as in to~a
yesterday.
Mrs &. L Feeley Of St c'sirsrlls. &C.
eompauied by her mother and daughter.
were in iozn yesterday visiting fiends.
Smith Hurst and wife, Of Fioshing. were
In fozn rfsterday.
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Fi,b D,nir. she Was His wife.

NEw YoRx, May s-Mr. James D. Fish,
Al the Ludlow street jail, denied Yesterday
that be had ever married Mrs Salie Reber
Laiug, whose recent death his name has
been connected with, and said his acqusiut.
anee with her was merely one Of friendship.
Mrs. Hslland, an intimate friend OF the de-
ceased lady, states that last November
SalIe confessed that she had been betrayed
She had intended to marry, but there were
reasons why she could not. Mrs Holland
Ala not learn the name Of her betrsyer.
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rh. Iiiinnis PoIiticnI Firht.

SPRINGFIEID. III. May S-A private
message from YirginiA, III says that oil ar
rapgsments had been made to canvass the
CaSs county vote to day, bat that State SEN
ator Rirebart (DemocTst) has arrived there,
and that after he bad consulted with the
county clerk it has been given out that the
canvass has been postponed for seven days
IN order TO ascertain il there were any ir.
regularities, and that sn the other clerds in
the district have consented to the postpone
ment. Senator Rinehart had consulEa-
ton with number Of Democratic members
of the Legislature before leaving Spring
field.
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.Sl0,j5,GO,O0O
Nst Goodvjnnnd tb,Elit,r.

.,.'.' Nay S.-The p15lics,iCu lass
! % The Chicago News Letter Of = para
rejecting on tie private life Of Nr.
I'o2Tsn, The actor, has. been the SUB
=. ,o2s'1erao!e comment Greatly ex
!s'sd REPORTS OF the affair we're sent
=. s.'I', IN hich the actor was pictured
- ~ 'he editors ofice 10 a rare
!, ',"S 70 90 him bodily injGry. folr-
Nesioas, etc. In today's issus Of
ssE' Lever VIZ. Dalziel regrets that
:! !.s!''aiSFh in question should have sp
=" 70 rs paper and sckno zledEes ;ha;
u W. Eoodwin's s authority, the s'a'e-
49,. .Oo'ained in the paragraph were al
F., S incorrect, the paper was in the
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The renement House Horror.

NEw YoRE, May s.-The First avenue
tenement horror inquiry examined severa!
inmates last night, who gave their stories o.
the FIRE. II. J. Humphrey, brother OF the
saloon keeper, made protest against the
insipuation that his brother had set 6se to
the building. The jury found the ire was
the result Of an accident. and recommended
that wooden platforms on FIRE escapes De
replaced 6y iron ones; that escapes De ex
tended to the roo Of buildings, and 1t be
made 8 criminal offense 10 Obstrlct an
eScape
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Several Others In
jured.

One Man Killed and Several Others In
jured.
Mesger news from Grafton late last night,
said there had been q serious collision just
east OF Cameron yesterday morning, in
which two freight trains we're wrecked, and
one mana brakemsn-killed. two or three
other employees being hurt. The accident
occurred through carelessness OF some sort,
which resulted in 9 collision The trains
are reported to have come togethe' with great
force, as both we're running at high rate
of speed, and the result vas confussi m .ss
Of debris, which blocked the track for seT
eral hours, badly delaying al trains from
the east.
An effort was made to learn the name OF
he dead man, but it was unsuccessful
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Base Ball.
Base Ball.
Al Pittsburg-Pittsburgs lS, Mstropoi'

A, Pittsburg-Pittsburgs lS, Aetropoi
tspS 2 -,
AtCincinnasl--CinEin1-Is :. Brooklyn 3,
At Pbiladelphis--Philsdelphiss 6, Bos
tons |.
AT Detroit-De;rOits 3, St Louis 10.
Az Observation-Disclosures ?, Bslimores 5
At ST Louis-St. Louis I. Athletic 6,
Az BuHalo-BufFalos 4. ChicaScS Is.
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me Best and IN. Cha,,..t.

Another carload of wall papers ofthe best
quality and latest patterns, at and 10 cents
s bolt and borders 10 match. Also new
carpets, oil cloths and window shades. a.
greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos. 20l9
and 1921 Main street John Roemer,
Agent
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Avo,ber wounded striker Dead.

LENoSr, III. May ,s.-John Polck, q
striker who received a bsyones wound in
the abcdemen during the skirmish Monday,
is dead. The news OF an additional death
seems to cast a gloom over the strikers IN
stead Of exciting them to reneR the troabls.
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A Sman Firn nt rnrnntn-

- VILE, o., Nav S.-A double
:, 'ygiio2 owned BY John Fra.cy L
9'ol'o, this county, caught fire
U'iecnve fue this morning. The
n, S occupied by two families The
a. s>oaansd 10 the roof, which fell in.
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ON THE OHIO.
A. EVisons Of svs cone-rsins ne BssAs
aeA H0afasSa.

A. Episons Of n svs conesr.i.s ne BssAs
aed Hoatnsa.
River 6 feet inches and Stationary.
The Hurnal ior P.ykerssarz ., d .. n.
today.
Capt. James Mcdonald. ST., has returned
TO the city.
The Louis 4. Sh.rley I.ayes for CHc;s-
natl ai p. m.
The G. W. BstchsIos leaves fos Pftsbusg
st 9. N. today.
The Scotia passed dom This noenias u
0. No. for CsciDaaE.
Letters ut boat s'o,s-Csps Je6cfson
Bell, Charles Roberts. Mr. Y wolfs, John
Tsel'.
Psssed I'd: Ton lyle with empties. q
$50 O. m; Fl 81 Tosn.end, sish lsnbss.
IL N.
Gus Hsrsksll. Of tie White Color Ess d
Cincinnati, Sas 10 the city on basinsss -
terdsy.
oaiciAI-Dos. tested - Percy kelsey;
b,drosis,ie tsst 23G poands; pressure 81
oysd rs pounds.
Cspt. Ira B. Hun,iny.ou 1 comnasding-
tie w. N. Chsncsllos Tor ths pesssst vitk
Capt Henry c. Caldwell - chif e'srk
CAiro, III, Msy s.-RiyeF 70 - Z
inehes aud falling. Weather char
Cncuyan, o. Nay s.-Riser "A fsst
10 inches and falling. Wssthss eisody -
COLDER
LorIsuiIK, Kr. ksy s.-HsH fsniae
With 7 feet S inches in esaal ssd 6s9 4
inckes on f.lh. weash9 c3saR sa1 so12