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100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT

Afss- yo7 have slygA'nsi fsr one o. NOR.
iois, sbc7lS yos, " n1ugA stsk1s Ga 0. scrfdsnt
s-coSe preset for money ysu 1--WE ool, 4,
prsssnf yoar clerks ss toe ok aas h. vii
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fo1 sc. sAsr-icF.. By tho op.ioa aai pyv
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a NAN WHO DYES TO LIVE.

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n Nnxwump Boston Herald says:
ss1t mot an encouraging sign for Dem
nera1ir success 70 find william H..
Dasnum again At the head Of the
Democratic national committee. The
elnese hops Of the Democrats Is in a
4air and frank appeal 10 the people on
prineiple IN this campaign. " they
~ - make II the contest is likely to
- lost, and with II their hopes for
nnnny wears In the future
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~ Old campaign songs Of the Tip
1900 and Tylcr, too. contest are
6ning 70 resppeas. The kepab'i'
- party has use for then this year.
~ they VIII BE- heard from ocean 70
GSS1n until they sxeii Into . paan Of
r1mmplr IN November.
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SOW To BUY LAND.
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o. he Puges -aasc asiosai
Bank t.4ves as ksearsy
soy Mss.y fsv. Sled

Il :Ses~ acsirsls q bayix- property -
tI.s. sd A-oSs1tss pr1oests swazrs snc ian9-
lo-cs. - sre~ the T. sswiar:
10 Nfa sl.o~ yea II. "a lire z,atas 10
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del
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es-isa1- ss7es4 az zrs - : : rsai ~ e Gas
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- ~ ssss 81 ssoE AID syss s.ss .ssEs gay
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. AGREE TO
w wrestie Q casrh-sseasehran wrest-
ling 1nsfeh for the sum Of SID = side. best
tx5 out Of three falls, ard winner 10 take
the entire pure aud stakes. Relies catch
ss-eafcn can. James Hsnbiin - be final
ssaseholder. Referee 10 be chosen from
the audience. aad the decision Of the ref
srce 70 be final- Each contestant to have
his slasiz cut Short before wrestling. Match
70 he on July =. isse. at the standard Thea
Ire, At 10 g. M
l-iEuef1 PADDY NAGHEk-
JOHN DONALDSON
Witnesses. Par NELcg, X. NJ STEWART.
seattle. July &. fs<s ju7 II
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TO INVESTORS.

= gyE2aL E1-NpSED ACRES OF WEST
- seattle isga, sptsGGsa SAT- fnazlt a.
s3itEa< F-gxFs7-f IA srTes a.s5afzite Kirk
leasi e, 50 per sore. sa2V for Pots CLEARED
and fsrees~ uzzs - Mi re. cable rsGsI
osilg tsrss- carriers ii "a + fsssa the tx,st-
cGce. several ss-si b@sgzi1s il lStazaesz
property srzrre Lazts sGt.ssniay Gnxena
ixrk, in rr0ytsd. -analnz s1ser. ozir ZOO.
GsTUEGE D0aF kEI.
o1lce. vees ss<se 81 Comm e-rzxs ssreez, 10
Stairs. bzsEe cen Nils snd " sAls.1S.an- -
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~ psopie q s>sttie viii never have
- o01erssnisy 70 vose for more bon
- upriehe and straightforward man
- Robert Moran
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IN bsAasf a IL vsHsfn@ 1se1en no.
AfAnaT HrGfre - <xfend olr nAnas -
sssI~f co{zfre IN he un<5prD importantly
4, - sr,4uosz, fnxsts ef starter - the tgus-
aesnenf. 10 tAe Sens<ae Gfe1<n t1r f1ess
Fssespas sosp<tAlsfy, = =: - - =
B<ek<s. pxsDse<sen q TIE Coznersl9 e
- <rexlus. aad 70 lie etffszas 81 Seattle
Il, r~rxrn], fu< shxsr unifern ktutr<A
skoua - dursnx car E<1ef Nsx 81 one rcek
10 thess bs4sffful city. e. VI WxT1s-
Nsaaxrf A1t4ay Hoa< Team
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10 (ON7Ri(YORS.

DDS FOR THE BRICK BUILDING. AT
ID seeond and Main streets. fDr E1-45os-
ernsv w. G.. squire. viii be opened ~ the
ofsies % the urders;gnsd architect, Mon
day. july 9th, a. II a n
irre n. STFI<NAN. Afshiteet.
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BIDS

yxyrLI. BE RECEIVED BY THE US-
w derrigned fo- ffse erection of three
story frame building Bids viii be closed
at S O'Clock p m Monday. July O. The
right In reserved To reject any or all bids.
E~The time has been extended TO
wednesday, July 18th. at 5 p. m
iui q FISHER a CLARK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10
FOURTH EDITION
Dots


J. Christian Mayer, sn old and we'll
known German residing on Fifth ave.
nue., d led on Saturday.
The knights Of the Golden Eagle
will attend the morDina services u,
Oiivet Church on Sunday.
Tbs w. O. 7. U. of Olivet Church
will celebrate It's anniversary on satur
day evening.
Any one having grocery stors to
rent mag bear Of a good tenant on nd
dressing "Groeer," thls ofiice.
The farm Of the late John Parker,
situated in MIL Greek Hundred, will
be sold q, public sale on TuesdSy, the
18th inst.
The seventh annual mssq lsrA1e ball
OF the Soupareil Association will take
place in German Hail on Ftidsy even.
ing, Febru1ry 10.
The LlSondA Social Club will give iis
third annual reception a. the da nciDR
hall, Third end King streets, on Friday
evening.
Mira. U. 9. Middleton, OF this city,
and Miss Cora E. Eosle, of Baltimore,
attended Ms. Cleveland's reception on
5Atuelsy.
An itinerant scissors shAr poner had
the misfortune TO fall on the icy pave
ment ct Sixth and Poplar streets this
morning and dislocate his bip.
Two negro women AT" at Sixth ard
Poplar streets, at noon, to Gay much tu
the sdihoAtion OF pedestrians passing
by.
Professor Thomas Henry Breer wood =,
late OF Seaford, who died suddenly 10
bed At Alexandria on Dvcem Der 81, was
AZ years OF age.
The Charles Warner Company ia 70
building the Office on the south side,
which WAS badly damaged by fire n
week or two ago.
Harry johnson has been greatly pros
trAted tinoe his visit to Mlcalaao, aud
his friends feol much anxiety In regard
to his condition.
j. j. Boyoe has purchased the evspo
rating factory and grounds OF Messr q.
Hitch u Bryce OF Laurel for 81 ECO. He
Intends 10 continus ths business.
Everything appears TO BIS dull In
Coatesville, Pa. Ths ru,n Sho vert
discharged from the Valley lion Works
are all moving away IS fast as they can
procure WORK elsewhere,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

In the United States Senate Monday,
bills were introduced by MIR. Sherman,
"for the investment OF certain furds In
the Treasury" IT authorizes the pur.
chase OF bonds), and to establish q
Bureau OF Adulterstton. Mr.. Jones OF
Nevada introduced . concurrent resoiu
tion requesting the President to negoti.
ate treaty with Cnins, which shall
prevent the immigration OF Chinese.
On motion of MIR. Hoar, the Post
master General was asked for iniormA.
lion ss TO the length Of time parcels 70.
oeivei by mail from foreisn countries
are detained at the New York custom
house, and the reasons for such deiea.
ton. The resolution offered By Mr..
Brown, OF Georgia, declaring for the
repsal OF Internal taxes, was taken mp.
The revolution wAs laid ON the table.
The Blair Education bill came up 90
uLfnisbed business, and was opposed
by Mr.. Vest. Br. WilEon, OF Maryland,
obtained the f1or, and the bill went
over. Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Ray ner Introduced In tho House
Of Representative ) esterday bill for
the construction OF the proposed free
ship canal, connecting the Cbesa-
peake ard Delaware hays. Mr.. Ray
ner's bill provides for Ito oons.ruo
tion under the supervision OF tho SEQ.
retary OF War % great national high.
way, free Of tolls, thus placing It on
the proper hshis before Congress as .
work not merely OF LEGAL value, but Of
national Importance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10
before the Judge.

In addition to the policy csses, the
following were disposed nl by j 10 ge
Ounmins last evening: Fsauk Smith,
a co!orsd bog, charged With olsddipa
on tho sidewalk, was committed 10 tbs
cells for several hours.
BsrnaId s. Clark, who keeps . saloon
ct No. Acc Pine street, WA charged
With keeping a disoYderly hoube, bu,
as II was shown that the t,isurder con
sisted In loud talking, he Wse only sen
fenced 10 pay the coets, but warned
that be must keep quisies place In the
future.
THE moruiug fair, but irall young
damsel, who gave her mans as Nellie
Toy, was fined 81 AMI colts Tor beirR
drunk,
Ex.Assistaut Dog Catcher John CHI.
ford was fned 50 and oOs:s f.r beinp
drunk and disDrderly, aud Jacob Jen
ney II and coats for being drunk.
EllJ4h Bsnson, colored, had fna'
hearing on the charge OF GssaultipR md
cutting Robert BAyArd on the night Of
October 29th, and wss sentenced 10 pAy
q fire OF $50 ard coAtp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

l: Is stated that the shipment of coal on
Sunday along the Reading RailIc ad com
pletely exhausted the stock on hand and
no m IRE can be shipped until 1t is mined,
either at individual or Reading Company
collierits. Chairman Lee said yesterday
to reporter: 81 feel that we have this
strike in GU; own hands. All of the
Reading Railroad Company's collieries
are practically Idle. They are making
the show drumming several OF their mines
with handful of men, but they are
neither selling nor shipping ton oil coal
Beg n1ing with to day not an Individual
mine will be in operation. No, thu
miners Of the Wyoming region have not
been called upon TO strike. You can say
this as being authoritative You can a SO
say that, | absolutely necessary for the
Reading miners TO win, every miner in
Pennsylvania will be called upon to strike
and that our assurances are that they
will all come out II called upon" The
engineers In charge OF the hosting ma.
chinery of he Henry Clay shaft atShamok
in yes erday refused to hoist Goa that was
being mined by non union hands It is
said the places of these men cannot be
easily filed and the temporary stoppage
OF the Colliery Is inevitable 1t was belt q
worked by the bosses and few non W ion
men. Inquiry at the railroad office in
Reading last night elllited the informa-
ton that not single coal train had left
the coal regions since early Sunday night
and not single carload of c al passed
through Reading yesterday. At meet
ing 81 Reading CRY Councils, last even
ing, resolutions were passed declaring
that the members "v!ew with alarm the
near approach Of the closing down of
manufacturing establishments, caused
by seant supply of fuel, believing, II such
be the case great harm would he done
to the wage workers and business in,
terests committee was appointed
to wait on President Corbin and urge
him to agree to arbitration. The joint
Committee of the Knights of Labor and
the Amalgamated Association YESTERDAY
Issued orders TO the men employed al
Reading oollieries in Shenandoah, re
pairing breakers and doing other "deat
work, 10 stop, and there was a genera
compliance with the order.
The eight hundred miners employed
by Congressman Scott at Mount Carmel
Penna., last evening rejected proposition
from the superintendent to resume worl
at 4 instead o: 3 per cent. advance, pend
ing settlement by the Reading Com pan,
with It's miners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

II wouid DO we'll If our city ofices
would attend to the protection OF ladies
VINO have to travel along the south rAcs
Withott sn escort. The o,her dhy 81 a
married lady was coming down tbe
race carrying dinner to her husband
enc was grossly insulted by q youy
man who htepDed from bshind q ra
rear Washington street crossing, itds
Gently exposing himself and maklnl
Indecent proposals to her As the lsdJ
showed fght, be beat n hasty re,fss,
across the bridge and out WashingKn
street. The next time he MAKES hls 3D.
peAfanos In The same manner he msy
look for . 80 oalibre bail pleroiug hh
uncivil.zsd carcass. RKsInEgr,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

The policy men who were arreg,sl
yeetarday had hearing OF last pfehr,
ssssion OF toe city court, when james
rleIce and Charles Streets we're held 10
sSOoo ball each for their appearance a.
court The evidence sgainst them vas
conc lu'lve, and one witness testified
mat lie had not only bought rows from
fleros and made . hit, but also had
seen poker played OF John *. Beuson's
mouse, No. a92 rAtpall street, where the
IollcJ ouSiness WAS nlsn oopdnc,ed
John II. Benson was al.o n-raigned last
evening, Out At his request the hearlnz
was Continued until this mornin9 a
y o'e 'ock he was present with r.
heneoher ESQ.,, as his attorpev. but
the heartoR resulted thu sune A. The
otheIs,in his bslng held III 5000 hall Tor
court,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10
W. b: SHARP . 90.
Vim, B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market Sis,

We may have lots OF cold
weather yet. An easy
husking may not mean an
easy winter.
There's a great many re.
duced things here that will
pay you to look at.
Our Seal Cloth Goats at
the reduced prices were
never in greaier demand.
Those at S45 from 500 are all
gone. Those at $50 from
$50 are all gone.
We can for a short time
yet give you fair assortment
|of sizes in the others.
You'd better see them
early if you are thinking OF
Seal Cloth garments
We have made big re.
auctions in Children's Goats
and Newmsrkets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10
w. n. SHARPE y 90.

SO in. size. They are our
regular SOC. goods-we,, will
sell this lot for 25c.
The same 10 Ladies Red
Wear. We have them only
in 20 and SO in. vests and
80, "a, 36 and SO in. pants.
Our regular 81 goods. II
the styes suit you they will
be SOC. instead Of 81.
Ladies' fine Balbriggan
Hose, Unbleached, in sizes
8 and 81. Were the bert
stocking we ever sold at 25c
per pair. Who ever heard
Of "Schapper" stockings for
I2kc o pair-that's what
these will be.
Kid Gloves, all we have OF
"Jouvins." They are in a
flair assortment of colors and
blacks in sizes from 81 to It
They are our 81 quality and
are reduced to 80 cents.
Another lot OF "Jouvi1s"
colors and blacks, sizes 81 to
l74. Our 81 Is number
hey are reduced to 80 cents.
Another lot OF 81 ouvins,"
of the best grade--b'acks
and colors and sold at $1.75,
sizes 81 to Il. We sell
them fer Is cents.
These Kid Gloves arc all
standard goods, are 5, a and
button lengths and a
splendid kid glove bargain.
Dress Goods jest found
out French elk and wool
plaids in terra Gotta, brown,
green, blue, black, garnet,
lawn, Double fold, herring.
bone twills, we've 81, now
so cents.
WIN. B. SHARP & Co,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

"Aladdip, or The Wonderful Lam b
will be given its inltlal Dor iormancs a,
the Opera House on Friday night or
u play and the caste an exchange la,
the following to sny: at ia bat pst,f,l
that people who have pursued The "A.
markable tale of Aladdin In tie An.
bfan Nishts, and there ers few xAo
have not, should wonder 1T the pn.
sumption OF . theatrical nan,zgb
attempting TO portray upon ths ma
the beautiful scents ard a,artlltfi d
lures Incident thereto. Mr., EllsltfAl
veteran In the business, and sp,,a
neither palms nor expente 10 his tg0;a
70 please 'he public. The scerery vas
appropriR.e and handsome, and las
costumos bsautiful. Misc Ray BfI,cN
In the role OF the princess, Mics Loda,ti
Young Who appeared az Aladdin, sud
hAltis A Lowie, who took tho par, Of
tue lads mother, were vtry good, IS
were Aessrs, Constantine, Pierce and
warren In their several parts. The
former sustained the character OF KAa.
rae, the dumb slave, very cepla5ly
lnoted. The most prominent feature Of
the pay 10 the ballet, led by Mile.
E.toliA Sylvia, and tho ssvsial mem,
bly,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

A freight train broke In two on Lill
rear Lebanon, Indiana, yesterday, AMI
crashed into passenger train. A nun
Der OF cars OF both trains were thrown
from the track, and many passengers aud
a mail agent named Helm were Injured,
the latter perhaps MORALLY,
A freight train on the Chicago, Santa
Fe ana California Railroad ran through
an open switch at Carrollton, Missouri on
sunday, and was wrecked. Charles Cow
ert, the fireman, and Charles Thompson,
engineer, were killed.
Mfr, Goose and man namel Leuulc
were struck by n train at a railroad or ss-
ing, In Chatham, Ontario, last night. The
woman was killed, the man fatally in.
iuTel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10
Fifth EDITlON.
DoAth Of Admiral Daroa,., w.

nua
Mrs. 3. NJ. DaPout, the vida.
Rear Admiral Bsmaol .. DaPJn, ~ q
has been an invalid for . long ,,-4'
died yesterday At her res.d enos 10y
this city, in the 57th year OF her "a
Her husband died Juue 23i, lsi,
the greater part Of the time sine, NJ
DtP1nt has beeu o Buferer fras,
complication OF diseases, whiob ~,
Ta,t twenty yeafs have conflped bs
tho bouse. 90 she was npAb4e evan ~
ride ont 10 her carriage She stT,,,d
considerably with neuralgia, bpI IN.
was not st any time thought dan s,s ~.
Yesterday morning tha ats her b,Sss
fast IS usual, but shortly sftetvS,S,
was taken very, Ill And costlpnsJ ~
eink until she expired, the tumsJi,s
eau.e OF her death being neurAsia y,
the heart. VI
Mrs. Dupont vas Tor many vs,
mnnher OF Trinity ChhpA, but vSss
Chfls: Church was bullt. near her lad.
dence, removed her mtmbs rship than
SIZE lived 0 christian life, and s.,.
literally OF her meaTs TO fur,besiss
prom M CATION of Ohris,lanity, wss
Il Is Christianity she also oonhjnsi.
spiIii OF benevolence, which will m,is
Der death . severe loss 10 mans
poor people, who have bson &C u,,1ms,
TO look TO her for assistance, n.
funeral will take place oa Thu,d,y
ailsfnoon, at O'Clock, and The ~,
mint will be made In ths family bn,,.
Ing ground, near her late residence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

Miss Maggie, daughter Of Charles
Meg linchy, OF Nav Garden, Pa, is
living and appears to be recovering
from the effects OF pistol wound, oau.-
ed by the accidental discharge OF the
weapon. This is not remarkable In 1t.
helt. bot the pecu iArity OF the case lies
In the fact that the Girl hA 'Ibut one kid .
ney, the other hRVirg been taken out by
the physicians In their Efforts TO extract
the ball Tho case Ia aston ishing ply
Aiclans ard all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

The Bouthern Union Association for
tbs detection Of horte thieves and the
recovery OF stolen property. u ct at the
Lyceum house, In New GARDEN, Pa,
Saturday, December 3lst, 1887. The
N eetin9 wRs organised by appoIntipe
Caleb p. Cooper president and |. FrAr K
Chandler secretary. After the report
OF the tirectors tha following cfli osfs
were elected for the following yesf:
President, T. Frank Chaodlst; score.
tarY, 7. L. j. Baldwin; treasurer, /. W.
Finn directors, b. .. Miller, NJ NJ.
Hoilipgsworth, Thomas II. Poole and
Z. M. Parker. Tho president oppoinIed
the Directors committee to amend the
by laws SO TIE company would Pay for
horse II stolen and not recovered, the
conn iilee to report at the mex: annual
meeting
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10


CLAPK-Cn tho s,h instant, BstiAmln S.
OlRik. 10 nis list Jear.
kelit Yea and irltnds arc invited 10 attend
the iuneral from his late residence, No. lOT
mhrEet street, on wednesday LeKt at .
o'clo 2. In.
HADpOOK ,-suddosly. on the sth instapt,
Sallie H., vi0OE OF the late James T. Had
doeE, in the TIN year Of her age.
helntlVes and n end- are respect fully in.
vlted y attend tho funeral ON tho resi.
dence OF her brother, stephen PAullin, 1874
noIth Twenty tlret street, PhiiAde'p hia on
WEDNESDAY, 18th mat, at ! O'Clock p. IN.
DUPONT. AT Louviers near Wilmington.
I,o!awarh, en- horday, January 9TH Sophie
Madeleine DUPONT. widoN CT Admiral 3,
y. Dupont 4, y. Navy.
bunstsl from her late residences on Thurs
day, the l2;h inst, at 2 o'cltck p. N.
JOHESO ' .--On tho 10Th inst, Alfred Vic
tor, son OF Edward aad Elizabeth J oil nson,
aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10.
Vled TO a'teno the funeral, at the Ieeid OF oe
OF tl9 parents, 1873 Gtlpin avenue, on Thurs.
DAY January IL, a. 2 80 o'c .oek Ipterment
OF Mouat Salem Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

James Il Daley, formerly of this
Oily, died In Philadelphia on Friday
isst' His remains were sent to this
city yesterday, and ipterment will be
made this Afternoon. He was IN hia a3i
year, ard was bora and raised il this
he was a morocco dresser by trade,
out Ior mauy years he followed the se0,
at one time he vas buoy bJat AMI lisht
mouse tender. In 1873 he was maie
oai!itf OF City Couacil, and held that
position until 1889, when tbs Dsmo.
cratic Council was turned down ct the
election.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

sT. PETERSBURG, Jan 9.-Well in.
formed persons consider thai, although
the political situation Is decidedly I'm
proved, the improvement ia only condi.
tional, and that II the European Oabi
nets ooDfne TIE mselvee to platoIic
statements and fail to take correspond.
ing action, tie situation will shortly
become as critical as 1t Was TWO week.
ago The Gazetie, announcing that the
first series of time expired euardsmer
have ready been dismissed, and tbat
infantry diemiBsals will follow shortly
instead OF March 1st, the usual period
welcomes the measure rs an ausury Of
peace,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-10

me temperature Is gradually rising
oysI montana Territory, and was on
monday reported to avesags five de-
Riseo above zero there. The SNOW Is
oAdiy drifted, blockadinR trains. Gun.
asy nights Weather report slowed the
,qllowlng temperatures below zero;
huron, Dakota, % degtees; St. Vincent,
%; Fort Garry, %; Fort Totem. 80: Bis.
9a. q "a Valentine, 90; Fort Custer
~ C., Slapne!le, 80; Fort BuioTd, 80; SSii;
current, 80 At Minneapolis at O'Clock
ia Sn,! monday morning, /. WAS 81 degree,