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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice to Tax Payers.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFIcE,)
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. l, 1886.
The following Taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE-Third quarter. 1886,
STOCK IN TRADE-Third quarter 1885,
FURNITURE. ETC Third quarter, 1886.
MONEY. SOLVENT DEBTS, ETC.-Third
quarter, 1856.
A discount of 10 per cent. will be allowed
upon all of the above Taxes II paid aoithtro ff-
teen days after the first 81 October,
c. s. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15

DR.. 5. Latimer Phillips,
House Surgeon to the Presbyterian
Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, Balti-
more, Md, will engage in the special prac-
tice of Eye, Ear ana Throat Diseases, at l51
South Broad street.
Office hours: A. NJ. to2P
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15
Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of the
British steamship Coventry" Bacon, Master
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS,
COnsignees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15
Notice..

JACOB ADAMS, of Darien, was in the city
Yesterday on his wav North,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15

All the latest styles in Fall Hats, at
Belsinger's. "a Whitaker street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15

DR.. j. 7. s. HOustOun
Has returned to the city and Will resume his
practice Omitted to diseases of Eye, Ear and
Throat on next FRIDAY, Oct. is, at his Of
flee, No. 9S Harris street
Office hours from A. NJ. to Pm,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-15

DISTRICTS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
BENWO0D.

The wo!kirg force oC m,orcr5 at the
Wheeling Co gtui plant was reduced
within the past week, ard within the pes
ent or approaching week The force will be
subjected TO further reduction, owing to the
fact that the amom' q work required By
urakiifd iaror Inimr shout completed.
An iuriy.Iaai Ci Cent?" ward vas incar-
ccra!cd in tha Laq;iI. Friday tor disturbing
the prac-, acarisdiur an open knife with
hostile intent IN saiocn and being &C
crscd oi h.aiirg his wite. The caUee oiall
this was diurbrrr,ss
Mr.. j. hiudemnn. Of Wheeling, has &C.
cepted the position Of tiTe.keeper NJ ;he
Wheeling Co = s'"el plant.
The measles nro pryv":sn' among the
iuv5Iils poriGn II our population.
MT. Mike Jur-crs is recovering from a.
attack Of pn-rmonia
Mrs Syog. .r EmmH Moore, recently q
missionary 10 ,rGis, will give Cne Of he7
iaimitlbla IA 81 on the interesting peculi-
ariIica ct that rac, e the orient aud its in
hauitan'>. ia the ". f Church, in the
near !I.Ure.
The marriage o! ". Herman Storm to
Miss Mary Whitaker, tsog rmcc Tbursday
evcrinr at tha roa;jence Of M Geo. Fitg.
gued
Miss A.'.s iiaca-s cuteTt.lred her c'aeF,
mates Thursday evening N horror Of her
birtbdng 4 '-u. pleasant evening WIS
passcG with Cha0,..s, games, etc, the il.
TERMS Of which w'r" frsN' !u The discus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
LIQUOR MEN HAPPY

ov,r the Decision in the Celebrated
Douglas County Case.
LEAyrxwoRTu, KAN, January 2S.-Ihe
louor sellers ard brewers are rJ 'lcing
over the decision Of Judge Brewer, OF the
nited States Circuit Court, in the case OF
he State against John WRlrua, the Law
renee brewer, to the effect that the State
should pay Walruf $4,000 for his brewery
or let him proceed with the manufacture
Of see-. IN effect, the decision declares
that tie State mast pay for all property
rendered useless by the prohibitofy law,
a!d il ia here that the decision covers not
oplv breweries and distil!eries, but vine
wards, which aggregate a. immense amount
III valGe.
County Attorney Wheat hasbeen served
with a writ requiring him to appear before
the State Supreme Court and show cause
whv he should not be removed from office
for refusing to enforce the prohibi'oFy law
in Leave nworth county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
A HARD GLOVE FIGHT.

Charley Cooley Hnccks out Dan TITUS
After Tweuty-one Rounds.
NEW YoRE, January 23.-About fifty
sporting men, with q sprinEling Of Politi,
clans, assembled IN barn up town about
eight o'clock last evening to witness bat
tie betaeen Charley Goolsy the ex middle
weight c1lored champion, and Dan Titus,
also co ored and well Known fighter. The
purse was $3.50. aId the terms wee fight
10 finish with fa,d gloves, Queensbury
rule. Jimmy Patterson. hacker Of Paddy
Ryan, and Denny Costignn were seconds
for Charley Cooley, and JohDny Stack and
Barney Holtcn for Dan litus. Billy
O Brien was referee and time keeper.
1t was nine o'clock when the men en-
lered the ring Gool,Y stood ) feet Z!
inches, and weighed ~ pounda, and Titus
kicked The beam at $50 pounds, and stood
) feet e. lime was at orce called, and
Titus rushed nt bis opponent like wild
bull From the cpfniug 20 the tinish he
forced he fgh;irg Cooley net hin Mt
every turn, aud lie men exchanged some
heavy give.and.tGkc slrPgjng without any
visible effect.
In the second round, after some hot and
pretty even work Cooley landed his LETT
scugrcly on Titus roae, bringing first
blood. From this round anil the sixth it
vas abont on even thing. Titus forced
the fgbtirg turiously, getting back per
haps a 'tiHe more than cent. In the sixth
round Goaiey bit him terrific right
haudsr, which knocked him fairly off his
feet and gave Cooley the frat knock
down.
In the seventh round Cooley went for
his opponent right and left, knocking him
down four times in succession. Both men
fought little shy Of each o'her for severaI
rounds Gttt7 tbs, Cooler getting whack
n the mouth nlich cent the blood lying.
B1th men were coy,rcd with blood, In
the 2Ist rourd, having recovered their
breath, they wcu' 10 wo'k with fresh Nrdor
But Cooley econ got q terrible hlo% on
Tius' ingular, which l,ujcd him senselefs
Oh the Goor. He Was dragged 10 bis cor
Ter ard his seco, Gs worked frautically at
him TO bring lin nronnd, bU' when time
was called ne wns sill FcnEfl=s3 10 Goo
lev were awarded the u ,toTY aud the prize
mpEc-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
WHISKY DID 1T.


4 Double Duel Egds In the Death OF q II
the Participants.
LouIsyILLg, Ky, January 23-Deputy
United States Marshal Riley who arrived
at the jail with two moonshinerS' brings
the news OF bloody affair that occurred a
few days ago near the village of Manches'
t,r, in Clay county. Theodore Benge'
Dink Silver and Dan and George Gray
Who were oil yourg farmers, went toge'her
TO the house OF Kate Harvey, who hves on
the edge of clearing near the village.
They we're drinking and grew quarrel
some, the woman being The cause OF the
trouble In the end, pistols we're drawn
aud duel fought in the ho1se between
ice Crav boys, who were brothers on one
side. ana BepCe ard Stvers on the other
-. woman ran out Of the house at once
and obtained assistance at the village
When she came back with several men
half an hour later, George Gray and Benge
and Siiysrs v.ra found lying upon 'he
ioor dead. each having Se=erel ouelIeIs ID
him Dan Gray was still living, out 40
toIlv wounded. The woman says thar
hottie cs whisky they carried IVES at tht
bottom Of TIE t.o@t!e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
A Fatal. EXPLOSION
That Results in the Instant Death
of One Man
And the Serious Manning of Nine
Others.
A Locomotive Boiler Blows Up
With Terrific Force.

MADISON, Wis January 23.--An explo.
sion Of locomotive boiler in the round.
house a. the Chicago Milwaukes and St.
Paul depot occurred last night. causing
the death OF one man, serious injury to
nine others, and considerable destruction
to properly. The following is a list Ct the
men killed aud wounded
PETER BuRE, wiper, was instantly kilIed.
the Top Of his head being blown of: he
leaves wife and large family.
JoHN DrMBTELl, wiper, had both !egs
and one arm broken, and was badly scaid.
ed be is married
S. A. WLMoT, single, foreman. wss
scalded about the head and shoulders.
JONI CLrTE, married, wiper, bad his
arms broken ard legs badly br.sed prob.
ably broken.
JOS. PERISH, fireman, vas scaided abi
sustained several severe spsrairE.
HENRY GLEASON, machinisr, hands and
face ecalded lef; hand badly.
Tuos CALLAHAB, fireman, eycbadly hur,
and head ard face scalicd.
FRANZ TITrS fireman, scs'del ani cut.
GEo. PATTERSON, fireman, bands aud
face scalied
PATmcR DoRIs. stationary u siLscr.
back hurt.
The Injuries Of Clu:e and Damb,pil are
severe, and amputn,on may prove fatal
No reason can be assigned for the expo
sion. The engine was fired W as usual 70
run ont. Ike explosion completely des
troyed the boiler and ergine. the root ard
all the upper portion Of The middle section
OF the rourd house, which contains six
stalls which we're completely demolished
the heavy iimbers falling upon the five
other engines il HAT section, iriuring
them 10 a grt ater or less extent. The
shock Of the explosion was irlt all over the
city mile from he fcore OF the disaster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

see what a pvedicament he il
in. Many are exceedingly meritorious
and thoroughly competent, and it seems
hard to their immediate friends and
neighbors, that they cannot be quickly
placed, and so l have occasionally the ex
perieICe of all my associates, Of having
some one whom have worked day and
night to save, turn on me with abuse and
anger, because my most faithful efforts
have not brought him success. But our
people, generally, think are reasonable.
MORE WERE REPRESENTATIVES
There is one fact, however, that l have
never seen commented on, 1t is this, that
neither the President nor any member of
his Cabinet, except Mr.. Lamar, has ever
been o member o. the House, or
had the experience OF representing
an immediate constituency This has not
smoothed our paths in seeking favors and
positions for cur people. No set Of men
have paid so dearly for Cleveland election
as the Democratic members Of the House.
Ny own mails have been simply appalling;
my letters accumulate so that it is some.
times days before | can get an opportunit
to read them, much less to answer them
There certainly ought to be some relief de-
vised from the overwhelming mass OF mis-
cellareous business with which member
is sv 5nped could work sixteen hours a
day and never visit the capitol, or study a
public question, and yet everybody can
see that if | gave all my time
to public questions | would not do more
than is needed. When Mr.. Faulkner was
first chosen to Congress, his vote was about
:, 800 Afrer eight years he was defeated
in hot canvass by Mr.. BOteler, whose
vote was something over 5000 Now, my
vote at the last election was over $4,000,
and you see how broad O field now ccncen-
trates on one head its applications for
office, for pensions, for war claims, for
poaotlices, mail routes, and every cor.
ceiyGblc ya,ity Of miscellaneous and
mnliiarou9 agency.
Are you candidate for the L. 5 Sen.
a'e, Mr. Wilson,
No; Irhall te o candidate for renomir-
alton for Congress If the people OF my
district see proper 10 further honor me in
his reapect | shall be perfectly content and
satisfied
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

seems to be TO labor patiently and careful
" at the work Of rescuing the bodies Of
the dead, and hope that they may be
speedily found and returned to their
mourning families and friends.
REVISED LIST
of the entombed miners reads as follows:
DANIEL MILLER, Newburg; married.
BIRD MILLER, Newburg; single.
ISAIAH TlNNoNs, Newburg; married,
wife and six children.
WV. TINMoNS, Newburg; Bit Gle.
CuAs. TURNKEY, Newburg; married, one
child.
PETER HANLEY, NewSurg; single.
MICHAEL CLARK, Newburg; single.
NEWTON MOORE, Newburg; married
ALVEY WEAVER, Independence; mar
ried.
WILLIAM STAYsBuRY, Independence;
married.
JAS. McGOwEN, Newburg; single
JoHN CARROLL, Newburg; married.
JoHS SPENCER, Newburg; single.
MORGAN FREEMAN, Ironton; married.
Henry LAMBERT, Newburg; married.
ANDREW SCOTT, Scotch Hill; single
JACOB WEAVER, independence; married.
ARTHUR OGDEN Newburg; married.
L FoRTNEY, Clarksburgi single.
RosS kELLEY, Newburg; married.
WILLIAM LAMIRE, Independence; mar
ried.
FRANK LANIRE, independence; single
VI kEyyEY. Newburg; single.
NICHOLAS BIRrLEY, Newburg; single.
ALBgEr MCWuLIAMs, Newburg; mar
ried.
joan HORYBY, Newburg; single.
JAMES JOHNSON, Newburg; married,
HARRY Guy, Newburg; Jingle.
JoSErH Guy, Newburg; married
Thomas GUY, Newburg; single
RICHARD BIRTLEY, NeWburg; married
john BYERs, Newburg; married.
CLINTON ALBRIGHT, Newburg; married
JoHN CoNowAY, Newburg; single.
JoHN EDWARDS, NeEburg; single.
ADoLrH VEIN, Newburg; married,
JoUN LAMBERT, Newburg; married.
GEORGE RICGlNs, Scotch Hill; married
f. MoUNE, Newburg, single.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
The COKE SITUATION.

Less Ii.,u Gao OF the 10. 900 Ovens II
Operation.
PlrrsuvaG, January 22,-Ihe si'uatlon
in the coke regions continues quiet, no
disturbance ba,,Gg occurred SINCE ThGrs'
dew. Size ii Stewart has had an under
standing wish the strikers and they have
promised to resort 20 no violence in the fa
lure. As s. result Of this a large NUMBER
Of 4e2r,iea and police have been die
cha,ged. The attempt 70 Dcct ltc Han
rariaps from their houses will not be made
at present as the weather is SO cold that
such treatment Of the striSers would IN
the o?,oion 0! the chie5rs, ne exceedingly
III advised At the the Connellsyille CO..
ventou this mornirg the strikers reported
.Le, Of the lOON0 ovens N he region les;
;Ean 1000 were in Operation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

never dc eive the public hut bagaie Of tn. Cheap
I0hn drugois who @ Ter you plaster ca I'D cap
sicum,' "CapScin,' "'apucinF or "CAps.cine.
aud tel 7oG Z . substantially the ISme AZ the gen
u 20 "r1son'S Capciue Plas:sT or even better
lnSy ask les for the imitation lDE II ess but
a. 4 nedisI agent u u ABSOLUTELY wOr,hl.s, The
reputation Ct Beacon a q the only plsst-T posses
Ing actua and high curative qualities Is b. result
Of Rat year. exp imtLt and he nora 10 d. alinss
oa the put Of rE' pTupr'etOr,; and = 90 phys :.
cIra., p1amR Is GTi druggists ,n1or,e II a, is.
b'N. e'er made Protect yoursst against tecspiioJ-
tT nryln9 oi reputable dealers Gnly, ana 80
mistakes by rersI Ins! eXsrniraticn Tie. g4puIp,
ha, the - rrFe Ssa 5" Trademark -,4 ~ lie coz
I G 1. cut the word "C.pCnv.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

BALTIMORE. January 23.-Lhe Ccmmls-
sioner of Pensions has decided IN the case
Of an eI.sold,er who deserted from his
command for which crime he was arrest
eS t-;sd by court martial, found gully,
go Sentenced and serveI his term OF imPTls'
onment, and afterwards restored 10 dl,y
and served from this date to me eHpita'
tom OF his term OF service sId was honoI,
ably discharged, that his title to peaslon
is not effected BY the charge OF deseFa0n'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
The CIGAR STRIKE
Employees of One Fix Return 10 Work -
The situation Unchanged.

Empioyes OF ohe fl' L h"tuTh - hb'h -
The Situation Unchanged.
NEw YORK, Jalusry - Sixty Cuban
cigaTmak rs employed ia the tactOTits Q!
5. Jacoby aud lueu5ars Bros Nit WORK
today and decided to rrm.in cut un'il the
lockout was declsred at tn end, They have
no grievances against the Manufacturers
Association txcfp. their ac.ion in closing
the factories against the Union TER. Taa
strippeIs and buu"h=:! - stoSsi BY !oAi
". 0no sssItned 10 YCgE Ill. ;norLinp
srd 'es e'gs'Ia|,c ,crs and yackers, number
'- Is ln all $40, will resume work Monday
This leaves fourteen manufacturers holdin!
out sgaist their employee. O:be.siss th
situation is un2ksogeG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
aoRsroRQs AcIp pHosrnarr
AssiHta Mental LahnI.

Prof Adolph Ott, New York, says Ct
the Acid Phosphate: 81 have been enabled
to dsvote myself TO hard mental labor
from shortly after breakfast till late hour
in the evening withou, experiencing the
slightest relaxation, snd you'd cot 20"
at Any rate dispense With it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
oHlo'S LEGISLATIVE CIRCUS.

All the Dem Gratis Out of Their Seats
The Payne Case.
CoLyNu-s January 23.-Ihe Republi'
can members OF the Senate met at 10
m. with all the Democratic seats vacant
the Clerk not being present. The Presi-
dent eppointed Senator Ford to that posi-
ton, aud at;sr a call OF the House, show,
ing tle Republican msmbers present, on
s1iouruu ent was taken to Monday at 10 a.
II. The Democratic Senate has adjourned
to IN OF th4t day.
NOT INyEsrIGATING PAYNE.
CoLyEBus. January 2&.-Representative
Cowglil, Chairman OF the Legislative Brlb'
cry Investigating Committee, speaking OF
the letter of Senator Payne to the commit.
tee this morning, said they were not iuves-
t;sa,irE tha, gentleman and that be would
rot be called TO give evidence before the
committee; that they had heard of 10
charges against him personally in connee-
ton with the alleged bribery casea. The
committee vii resume business next T0es-
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

WrIxEsuARRE. Pa, January % A SEN
sa,ionsI repcrt was sent from here to var
IONS pspers throughout the country this
morning n the effect thai another light
vas seen last night By the resculng Pa.ty
81 SIoon No. !, of the Nsuticoke mines,
and rat the antombed miners we're heard
tom The othcisIs Of the company deny
.Lo rerort as a base taIsehood It will be
~oots @ before the men are reached, and the
,,ins ;nspectors who made an investigation
Of the tata! slope yesterday are all OF the
on;nion ,hat tue eGt2mhsd men have died
long ere this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-Counsei
for the Pennsylvania Rail;oad Company
viii on Monday next file exceptions 10 the
racen, de,ision Of Judge S;moat1n Ia !ae
South f-nnsylvsnia railroad injunction
csfc Alter The exceptions have Deed fled
an sptes will Immediately taken TO The
Supreme Court now sitting in this city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Paul i:o,ton Sells HI. valuable Trophies.

Paul Tuy tom Sells Bis valuable TrophIes'
NEw YoRA. January % In order to
make en- exploring voyage across the
South American continent, from the head
waters Of The Amazon to the Atlantic,
Cap. Paul Boyt to-day sold the trophies
ard relics which ne had collected during
twcrty wars. Tho only things he retains
ara he crosses Of Kuighthood conferred on
him il Spain France and Italy. All the
remarkable weapons, ornaments, pictures,
r-,ser.3 from Indian chiefs Mugs and
Presidents even 'he lock OF hair given to
him by the Princess Ct limoucsoo,. were
sarrif:ed. and the love gird!e Of Sitting
Bai's daughter, Sleeping Water His
eugragings and the knives he stabbed
sharks with also went
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
INFaNTICIDE.
l Peculiarly Distressing Case at Nicholas
Oh.

l Peculiarly Distressing Case at Nicholas
q. H.
SpcaiGi 10 he SH.iuy Register.
NICHOLAS c. II W. Va. January 10
A most distressing case Of irfauticide was
brought TO i2h! in this nei hborhood on
last Thursday morning. Miss Esds, q
rather good looking young lady, native
Of Foye,ts coan,y and probably hardly
twenty yeats old. who has recently been
employed rs a domestic at Ircnton, OHIO,
recently arrived in this county and stopped
with q relative, C. NJ. Drcnuon. who re
sizes eleven miles below This town
Whether her coIduct vas in any
way suspicious was not kno~n
However. on the hight If
January ltrh, after all in the house had re.
tired shn silently went 10 the rear Of the
house and gave birth to e child. This was
one Of The coolest nights during the con-
,iluancc Of the very cold weather ofa week
or mere ego She returned to the house
and afterwards The body oflhe child was dis,
covered in o chicken coop. An irques'
vas held and the coroner's jury returned
verdict that,hc child, which proved TO be q
male, came to i,s death through violence
at the hands Of ;'s mother, Miss Ends. An
examination disclosed the fact that the
chilis skull was fractured. 4 warrant wGs
a. enc -. rrd. bul II WAS not served as the
girl was St last accounts confined TO her
bad, ard il is dc,biul il she recoyers the
pain from the exposure Of the night OF the
birth. The yourg woman claims she was
5educsd under promisc Of marriage by a
Young man resiiiag in Iropton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

STANTON, Va, January ..5-Rey DR.
J. P. Strider, Professor Q. No,al Ph Itso
ply and Bellies Le''. es q, the Washington
and Lee Cnlvers,ty, died here tonight OF
softening ci lie brain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
ANOTHER BLIZZARD
Strikes Chicago and the Thermom eter
Takes Drop.

ANOTHER BLIZZARD
Strikes Chicago and the Thermome etc
Takes Drop.
CHICAGO, January 23.-The fall in th
mercury, which commenced yesterday, con
tinued steadily al! through the night. A
p. m. it was u below; at p m, Is be
low; at 10 p. m l9 below; at II p m, 2
below; at midnight, Il below; at o. M
q below, ard at , a m, % below At
o'clock it was %! degrees below zero, the
lowest point recorded here thus far, about
which point the mercury hung until
o'clock this morning, when it began to rise
slowly, marking lj degrees below zero Of s
o'clock The Signal Service officer looks
for colder weather tonight, and believes
tie lowest point will be reached Sunday.
I Advicss all over the northwest are 10 the
effect that the rapidly Of the tall in TEN.
perature is unequalled Although no snow
fgll in the vicinity OF Chicago yesterday,
the drifting Of the very fine snow was such
as TO make railrosding very hard and TO
delay the trains. The same state of af.
fairs, from dispatches received by the rail.
way mail service existed in Iowa Wiscon.
Gin ard Minnesota. Duluth aud St Paul
reported 81 degrees below Fargo is re-
ported % below and Winnipeg % below
The railroad situation in Iowa is rot i'm
proved to any noticeable extent, and trains
from all western points are considerably
delayed
WEATHER NODERATING
At g. m. 10 cay the thermometer in.
dicated ~ below. aud at a m. 20 be-
low. The indications are that decided
moderation will take place TO night. The
Panhandle road which WAS all showed un.
der last winter, il doing better than any OF
the roads using his depot" said the depot
master at the Union Depot this morning.
Their trains are all on time or within o
few minutes Of it.
The Pilts5urg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
trains are also doing very well consider-
ing. The iraiEs Oh that road due at $50
this morning waa an hour late and the
ClHSIs EhHc aIII'Iu LiOHL twenty minutes
to ore hour behind their schedule time.
IA" Nhic"g" ana = 'to" are az issS 'han
an a., hoUr ,,' t",e' ana OUT one - ram on the
,I'c'go. milwaukee ana ~ raul IS mGch
Oehind nn1' mat Gne lefe 81 u III. oelng
six h,um late. The Chicsgo Burlington
a2d Qmncy. cypress due at 2.i5 Yesterday
81 eFnoon Gld not arrive unnl '.+O last
u r
ana tho'" due a, go hrd 600 were tonr
ami q nan aIn Two nouFs late resp' eli'eIy.
III tha roads excerpt The Fort Wayne,
Panhandle, "hd Chicago, Darlington ard
Quincy are sending oat double headers,