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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

The New York Star has the following
very interesting comment upon the WOr-
shippers Of the phrase civil service re-
form:
"The worship OF the phrase BY some Of
the more youthful of the new recruits was
amusing, and their enthusiasm over the
mere mention Of civil service reform was
closely akin 10 that which filed the breast
of the pions old woman on hearing her fsY-
orite minister use that blessed word, Meso
potamia. But such enthusiasm was no
more absurd than was the talk by grayer
men Of organizing . party on this issue.
Civil serVice reform is an incident Of ad-
aministration, not the chief aim Of govern
nent any more than opportunity for house
Meaning ia the end chiefly sought in the
rection of houses. Mr.. Cleveland viii
robsbly effect q thorough reform of the
siyil service before his term expires. What
could then become of sParty organized on
that issue alone.
The mere procuring Of faithful servants
q never be the chief end Of government
il Is BY the work these servants do, after
they are once obtained, that an a~dministra-
ton Is Judged. Bot something more enters
into tbs Judgment Of q political psrtys
claims to power. 1t is responsible for legis.
lAtion as well as administration, and must
.,gsYaet and solve grave questions Of policy.
= their on eSderful&o'-men vhn fail to
Cieyel.nd alooBfDgs and OVereo~ the
sailsd Gen. we shall get mp In nrst'Nly
and Samuel "a nc at lowest prices.
turn. wera-the snT line Of fnTnishA
the De9dzene rays On hand.
me 81 G. HEss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

As old soldier, Gen. EDWARD F. JoSEs,
takes the place Of Roswell P. FLoWER on
the New York Democratic ticket BE was
a brave soldier and is now an able and
popular Democrat and vii dogrsAt damage
10 the Republican camp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
THURSDAY, OV1oBkE I, 1855.

A NEW fourssOry brick building tumbled
down in Chicago yesterday and several per
sons narrowly escaped with their hveA The
peuitentiAry Is waiting for another careless
hp,apr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
Queer Girl.

Horstio Thought to have proposed to
Miss Lucy)-"Do you ike ginger sle, Miss
LucyY'
Miss LucY-"No, l don't ike anything
that pops, except champagne"
All present lin chorus)-"We thought
soP'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

To Clerks OF Circuit Courts, County Clerks,
sberifs, Commissioners of County Courts
and Other
Ths West Virginia Printing Company have sstab-
H,hed q BRANCH BOOK BNDERY and JOB OF.
FICR at Charleston KanaSha county, where they
are prepared to make all kinds Of record books, deed
books, indexes &C., and execute all elassss Of print
Ing. Work guaranteed. Prices furnished upon ap-
P~lcAtiOn- Address WEST yIRsISIA PKISrrxs Con-
PASY. Charleston, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

DY yIRiUE OF A DEED OF TRUsT MAD!
I'D 70 the u~nderiEnsd trustee by e 2. Ulrch ING
belsn A. Ulrch, bis vile, GATED the ert dy q
September, A. d. 1881, and Of record In the orase
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio couny,in
deed Il truft book No. 10, pages 80 and 49, "
undersigned uustes will on
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1885,
at the front door OF the Court House oil Ohio coiriI,
commencing At 10 O'Clock .. m, sell 70 the hise,h
and best BIDDER the following described prop.srty!
viz; Commencing at the southeast corner o.
No. 8 In the tenth square OF The plat Of the city,
wheeling, on the vsst side Of Cheplins snearE
TWEEN Eleventh and Twelfth streets; thence " -
more or lea, 20 the northeast corner o. the drsllha3
house On aid lot: thencs By the north line Of sa
house west 70 the alley; thence south along 10. az
70 the southwest corner Of said lot No. g. memo ~
with the south line Of said lot 70 the begsnihI
lbut subject 70 . reservation for air and light In -
lot spses along The U.iiei Prsseyte,tsn sharss =
IN esnsat, 70, pstlculan Of which rser''''N
TkkMs-ODs-tAbdo Of the purchase money, ore
much moro - the puTchassf may elect TO piy,nn
cash, and the Yssidne In two equal fnstaln emu ~
able In Q = and twelve months from dats q ~
with interest, and eysdeoced By the purehtsl'
nots with sstisfsctoSy penouai security ihsfeo.s
Title to be retained until purchase ronSJ -
paid. selling ~ trustee ! shall 0nly convey - =
tit - 10 vested IN 70 By MD ded 81 irust, she'
sepici Trus<s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

What Is Between NicOlini and Happiness.
London World.
The divorce between Madame aud Mon
sieur Nicolas (Nieohni) has been legally
pronounced, and nothing now stands in the
way Of the great tenor's union with the most
celebrated soprano of the day except the
time prescribed By the law, viz, ten months
After her divorce, which will expire in May
next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
DIED,

HEIsXFLI-On wednesday morning, September
80, 1854, " So'eloak, at his residences on caaDline
steel. 01fo y. HalsKELL. IN the 18Th Jesr Of his
aga
uasol "a EAssy nsrninz. os:sSw ! as 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
shs'n Get Him, notwithstanding.

A Jersey City man wsssrrested as he was
about to marry q widow. The arm of the
law must be very strong in Jersey, or else it
kI oWs very little about widows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

: Cordially invited to atiena oel
lter Opening Of Pattern nAo
~ IhhrsaaY ana rnosy'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01

The Mayor thought We mignlr loss :
matter up tonight and save expense
This ChaiE=Ns sze nof Eseal 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
rHE aAzErTE: roRr woRTH, rExAs. FRIDAY May 9

on the Neches river. They are
three In number. The largest proba-
bly, covers three acres OF ground and
Is about twenty-five or thirty feet high,
and IL covered with a growth OF heavy
timber. The other mounds are some
what smaller than the one described.
These mounds have never been ex.
plored. In Red river valley near
Spanish Fort are to DO found many
small mounds which tradition states
were made by the Spaniards, These
mounds rise slightly above the sur
rounding plain, are usually about
twenty yards across and surrounded
by deep trench resembling circus
ring. Vast quantities of bones are 10
be foand In the neigbborhood OF these
mounds. The bones are probably those
Of buffalo OF other wild animals. No
tiint arrow heads are discovered here,
but 3 few crude copper implements
have been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
WACO.
The Sunday Law to be Enforced
A Suicide.

Special.
WACO, TEX, May wv. ii. Carter,
well-todo farmer of Blue Ridge,
Falls county, committed suicide here
this morning at the City hotel by talk.
ing morphine. Carter said he com.
mitted the act deliberately. He had
been married only eleven months and
it is aaid that bachelor brother came
between him and his wife.
The city council tonight refused to
change the Sunday law ordinance and
instructed the chief OF police to en- force
the law rigidly. Saloon men are very
much disturbed tonight over this
action.
The State Homeopathic association
was banqueted tonight by the citi-
Eens ut the McClelland hotel. DR.. G.
+ Fisher OF Austin, president OF the
association, delivered an elaborate sd-
dress.
Gen. Dabney H. Maurey OF Rich
mond, Va, 10 In the city, aud will de-
liver his lecture on The Uses of the
Torpedo in Modern Naval Warfare /"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
TEXAkKANA.
A Pocket-Book Stolen An Aged
Negro Woman Outraged.


TEXARKANA, ARK, May 6.--Mrs.
Mary QConnor, proprietIess of the
Everett hotel, near the State Line
depot, died this morning
Mayor 9. q. Dorian and wife left
tonight on visit to New York and
other Eastern cities.
Col. Pitts OF pittsburg lost his
pocket'book, containing $92, at the
Union depot last night. He thiuks
he left 1t lying on the Dashboard at
the uckel-otfice, after purchasing
tickets for himself ana wife to Jeffer.
son, from which place he telegraphed
OF his loss.
The city council of West Texarkana
met in regular session last night, at
which the following business was
transacted; Il. II, Murray qualified ss
secretary, and ]. NJ Benfield and
Charles Goldberg as deputy assessors
aud collectors. David A. Carpenter
resigned the Office OF street commits
sioner, and ex Marshal John J. Tay lor
was elected 10 succeed him. l.. A,
Hoffman was re- elected city physician.
and II Sabini city scavenger.
The high water on Red river In this
section has greatly injured crop pros.
ptcts. Nearly all farms along the
stream were more or less overlooked,
and In msjority OF cases replsntinR
Ia rendered necessary.
An aged negro woman residing four
miles from town on the farm OF Mr. j,
ID Armstrong, was Get upon and raw
ished yesterday by young buck negro
aged only nineteen years. The sooun.
drel fled but was captured by Sheriff
Hamilton aud last night lodged in The
Miller county jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC BID

Gen. Grant passed q qasE
terday, preparing malai
book. Y
Hon. Erastus B. AIN
minister to Denmark, sxik
for Denmark.
Gen. Wolseley reviewsi 81
yesterday AT Suakim sud-
Australian artillery.
James Russell Lowell utl|
buss OF Coleridge, the POI
minister abbey yesterday
The supposed murdsa =
the Italian Pittsburg tiua9
has been arrested In NswY
The COMMITTEES oftha Ell
of lords having the maild
has passed the Mauchssla
bill.
Madame Barrios, The
President Barrios Ct Gm'
rived in New York city
from San Francisco.
The statement that Ssl
B. Payne OF Ohio intends.
his seat in congress ontl
health is pronounced b. Z
man to be ridiculous.
The Austrian ministeih
try said 10 an Assoclaltdf
er yesterday that he had
communication from incl.
ment concerning Minslei
The body of the msnh
Chicago to Pittsburg 10
week WAS e=humed ~
positively identified 8
Caruso as the remsins q
Whitaker hams anibn
at MONTGOMERY A. 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
AUSTIN.
The Inhabitants Of the Capital City
Are Again Shocked by Blood
0urdlipg Murder
A Negroes Cook Drained by a Masked
Assassin Robbery the Object
Children Parentless.
Com ptroller Swain Orders the Collection
Of Taxes on Lands Leased BY
the Land Board.



AUSTIN, TEX, May 7.--Auother dew
ilish deed startled this community this
morning. The colored cook in the
family OF Hon. j. b. johnson was
foully murdered. Her three children,
the eldest about seven, first attracted
the attention OF Mrs. Johnson, the doc
tor at an early hour having gone to
market. The children were in the
yard not far from their mothers room,
which Is some distance from the main
building. They were crying and call.
ing out that their mother had been
killed. Mrs. Johnson proceeded to the
room, and looking In saw terrible
sight. The cook had been struck over
the left eye, probably with Ratchet,
which penetrated the brain and
caused instant death. The woman
and he~ three children were the only
occupants Of the room. her husband
being in the penitentisry. The muir.
der was probably committed about 4
o'clock. The eldest child says man
with q white rag over his face came in
the room and asked his mother for
money!. She screamed and he struck
her. She never spoke again. He
then told the child that II he made a
noise he would kill him, and after
rummaging through the murdered
womsn's trunk and drawers he left,
leaving no clew as n his identity. The
police appear to be powerless and
prominent citizens, appalled, at the
fiendishness of this and recent horri-
BILE crimes, to-day started a private
fund to hire competent officers and
detectives to protect the city.
Gov. Ireland left this afternoon for
Seguin.
Comptroller Swain has instructed
| the lax assessors and collectors under
chapter ., article 1891 of the Revised
Statutes to assess and collect on all
lands that have or may hereafter b.
leased by the state land board. This
is looked upon here AS placing an in
terpretation upon the law alluded TO
not contemplated, and 1t Will UNI
doubtedly be resisted The assessed
value of the lands will be fixed at the
rates prevailing in the several eoun.
ties where they are situated.
The scholastic census of Houston, re-
ceived to-day for the year beginning
September nex'. shows 2435 white
children aud l77l colored, Of whom
2S5 cannot read.
The report from Mckinney shows
2sl white aud 40 colored, of whom
tify-three cannot read.
The towns of Leesburg, Albany snt
San Marcos have assumed control o
their schools.
The probabilities are growing
stronger daily that II the capitol boar(
doea not adopt the Indiana stone, tn,
: capitol syndicate will be compelled /,
brow MP it's contracts, AZ experts ADJ
builders declare it IL impossible to sc
cure Texas stone of the dimension
J INQUIRED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
OHICAao's NEW PosrMAsrrR.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-S. Corning
Judd, who has been appointed post
master at Chicsgo. is an old citizen Of
Chicago and prominent member Of
the Episcopal church. He is about
fif y-tive years old, is a lawyer and
was an applicant for the office OF solicit
tor-general Of the United States. He
has always been Id entitled with the
Democratic party. He is at present
member OF the Democratic national
committee from the state OF Illinois.
He has been q member OF the legisla-
ture OF his state and was member OF
the last state constitutional conven-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
MERIDIAN.
A Daring Jail Delivery-Three Prls-
oners Still at Large,

Special
MERIDIAN, Tx May 7.---Lato yes
terdsy evening the town was thrown
into confusion by the prisoners sll
breaking cut Of the Jail, They broke
an outside cell door Off OF it's hinges
and then broke through the bars OF
tho outer wall Of the cell and made
their way down 10 the sheriff's room
There they armed Themselves and,
bidding the sheriits wife good even
ing, they walked out. All but
three were recaptuTed. Those at large
yet are Jerry Degraffenried, indicted
for hone-theft; Jack Harvick,
held for action OF the
grand jury, and Frank Moore,
coi0red, conN ioted OF stealing clotht =
and sentenced fur two years Ia the
penitentiary. His case IL now pend
Ing In the court OF appeals. He has IA
Winchester. The citizens generally
secured the country in every direction
for thsm to- day.
The prospect for the small grain and
corn crops ARE very fine. The fruits
prospects are good.
Farmers are jubllant over the pres
ent outlook for crops this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08

Texas cavalry at ~.
August, The centr wv N
elected Mayor u. d N.Y. n @c
J. g. Mathews, yIcs'aaa'A'lla,
Collier, treasurer; sudv,|
taries. H. e,l
49,. The city council met N.
but failed to select 4 loamalls
new school-house. 'N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
MARSHALL.


Special
MARSHALL, TEX, May 6.--Acting
Mayor l. t. Wilson is looking after
the city's interests during Mayor
Pitts absence in Fort Worth.
A refreshing rain fell last night. The
good Lord smiles upon us.
Messrss Abrams aud Salulu were the
only representatives present yes erday
AZ the adjourned meeting OF the stoct.
holders aud directors OF the Texas q
Faelnc Railway compsny. They held
proxies for \ msjorlty OF the stock.
same. az INC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
News From the CANADIAN Oulpo,ls.

FISH CREEK, N. w, t., May s, VIA
HUMBOLDT, May IA reconnoitering
party Of seventy men from Boulton's
cavalry went forward to Dumont,s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returnedlat $50
p. m. They proceeded mile past
Dumont and within three miles Of
Batoche. About a mile this side of
Dnmont they came upon half dozen
rebels, evidently outIosls, who were IN
houee, but who galloped away with
out hiring y shot. All the halEbreedsi
houses were found dsserl0d ami the
valuables removed. The weather IL
hot Dum0nt's scouts have been
found. The steamer nom Swim Curs
rent arrived this morning and broueht
10 OF the Midland battalion, a gatling
gun and large quantities Of ammuni.
ton and provisions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
CROWLEY.


CROWLEY, Tex, May THE citi.
sens here have succeeded at last in
raising sufficient amount OF money
to erect a nice school-house at this
place The house will be built this
summer and will be ready for the
school TO open on the lst of Septem,
Der
The heavy rains lately have put the
farmers behind with their crops but II
the weather remains fair q few more
days they viii catch up again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
ABILENE.
The State and Federal Authorities
Come In Collision.
Special.

Special.
ABILENE, TEX, May "A suit in
volvlng property on South First street
in this city has occasioned conflict
between the state and the federal
courts.
On account OF the Indebtedness of
the owner, Kaufman & Runge, whole
sale dry.goods dealers OF Galveston,
were placed in possession by Judge
Kennedy OF this district. Possession
WAS granted to Sanger Bros. OF New
York and Dallas subsequently by
Federal Judge Mccormick. Judge
Kennedy In turn issued a supplemental
order OF possession and to-day the
property was taken by Sheriff Cum
ningham of this county. The action
OF Judge Mccormick Is awaited with
interest by the bar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08

ers will send. In orde, TO facilItate the
work of deiinitation the outposts OF
mel her side will be Withdrawn from
their present position until after
the arrival OF the Joint commission,
when a. fast as the direction Of the
frontier ~ iixed the frontier points
will be occupied by the troops OF both
parties concerned. IL will then be the
duty OF each TO maintain order aod Sc
curity In its respective territory"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
ERooKLyN HOLM,
The Work Of sea,,,,.
Victims Coz. =

BROOKLYN, N. Y. n, /
first thing found this us,I
ruins OF the catastrophe ), \
South Brooklyn weretss !
ments OF human flesh,
ments later another s,,s
flesh, in which the vein, !
were visible, was uncov.,
beside the first.
Superintendent Goff s,,,' i
at the police headousri.. 4
told that there were sriil v
missing." ' y"
The number OF person. N
missing up to IL O'CLOCK "
two.
or the dead, the bcd...
burst, AdoIph Moto
Egger and Edward ButI,, n
positively identified, srs i
who worked in Dursls sSi, k
Henry Hofl'ner is sm~.
recognizable bodies tr6u,,
day.
Ii is the general belief "A
one does not cover all ma
the calamity, and N
debris Is removed MI
including those e2l
young girls, will be found \
where the dead have beer n
the rear Of the west es,spi1
the fOor fell In and the mssS
shop were burned 4
wreck before the IA I
All the injured psrssn 4
well and will probably rod
The trunk OF q man sni3l
boy were found this aftefs5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
AN uNFoUNDKD LAND CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, May IA letter has
been issued from the commissioner of
the general land Office to Royal II.
Johnston, surveyor-general Of Tucson,
Ari,, in whose Office certain papers
have been filed in the matter Of An
alleged grant to one Peralte, claiming
and embracing q region of country
forty-nine by one hundred and tihy
miles in extent, aggregating 4. 900 900
acres OF land, inclusive of the city of
Phoenix and the towns Of Florence,
Globe and Silver King, also the ma or
portion OF the counties OF Maricopa,
Pinsl and Graham, aud a large portion
OF the White Mountain and San Carlos
Indian RI servations.
The letter says: Evidence of no
such record exists. There is sufficient
evidence that no such grant was made.
The essential foundations Of recog.
niZable claims under the laws OF
Spain and the treaties and
laws OF the United States do not ap.
pear in this case. IL Is my opinion
that the futile work In which YOU
have been Engaged for year and
q half In investigating an alleged
claim, which from your statements
had not been placed before you In con.
dition to be entitled to consideration.
should forthwith be discontinued
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
LORD oHANoELLoR OF IRELAND.

LONDON, May Baron Fitzgerald,
the Globe understands, will be ap
pointed lord chancellor of Ireland.
The opinion has prevailed that this
appointment would fall to John Mash,
the present Irish attorney general.
Baron Fitzgerald Ia n Liberal. He
has been solioltor-general aud attorney
general for Ireland, and Is a Justice OF
the queens bench, He IL seventy
years of age, aud was appllnted y lord
OF appeal In ordinary In lss2, with =
peerage for life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
SESSION OF TnE sUE2 cASAr. COM.
MISSION

PARIS, May Tho subject OF the
proposed International cont'ol OF the
sues canal Is being discussed to day
by the international Suex canal COM
mission. The German, Austrian and
Russian delegates favor International
control, The English aud Italian del.
egates oppose IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
A NAY SNOW sToRa

81 PAUL, MINI, May 7.-Consid-
cradle snow fell in this section yester-
day and last night, The tharmome-
ter fell way below freezing and reports
ire, zlpg. p'pse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
nRuoE RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON, May Tx Senator
Blanche Bruce, register, has resigned.
1t is reported that the resignation was
requested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
WASHINGTON.
The Issue of One and Two Dollar Notes
Ordered Discontinued by Sec
retary Manning.
Blanche K, Bruce, Register of the United
States Treasury, Hands in
his Resignation.
A Successor Named to Postmaster Pal.
msr at 0hicago--An Appoint
ment for Ban Angelo,
sEoRErARY MANNINa,s ORDER.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Secretsry
Manning has directed that the issue OF
enc and two dollar notes be discon-
iinued for the present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
GREEN VILE.
Citizens to Meet the Officials Of the
Marshall & Northwestern.

6peclal.
1REESvILLR, Tx, May Judge
d. NJ Cate and Capt c. ID. Mcknight,
representatives OF the Marshall 4
Northwestern railway, were here last
night comforting with the citix. ms Of
Sreenville regarding the extension Of
their road to this point. No PROPOSE.
lions were made, but q committee of
leading citizens, headed by Mayor Il.
~, Martin, was appointed TO meet the
onlclals OF the road at Mineola May l6.
run preparations are making here
,oi entertaining the r ,ss, Ecion, Grand.
puIy and Polignac's brigades OF
mAxey's regiment aud the Eleventh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
rHn IRISH rNroRMER DEAD.

LONDON, May Joseph Smith, the
informer who testified against the men
who We're hanged for the assassination
OF Lord Frederick Csvendish and
Under Secretary Burke, In Phoenix
park, Dublin, and who had ever since
the execution been an exile from Ire
land and who w1e supposed TO be living
incognito somewhere In India, has
just died In London He had for y
long time been u hopeless dtunkard
aud his death was caused by intem,
peranoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
ICICLES In MAY.
The Coolest Weather on Record FOL
This Season of tho Year.

This Season of tho Year.
THE COOLEST MAY DAY On RECORD
JANEsvILLE, Wis, May IA power.
full wind storm sci in from the north
east last night, and the thermometer
fell to 2So above zero, making ice a
quarter OF an inch thick The tobacco
beds suffered severely. The thermom.
ever stood SS' above zero during to-day,
In May.