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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

Two.thirds Of all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumo-
mia. The same proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays are dangerous.
DR.. Acker's English Remedy for con-
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. G. K. Goetze, r. B. Burt,
G. Menkemeller, Logan 4 Co. 4
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DIED.

AsHwoRTH-o Tuesday. December II, 1855, at
5ocloCk p. M, join 4. Asllw0RTiI' IN his
ilst year.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner Ninth aud MGColloch street, Friday
afternoon at . O'Clock. Friends OF the fam
ily are invited to attend. lnterment at
Mnunt Zion Crmptnry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

BLUFFIoS, IND., Feb. 6, 1857.
Ihave been afflicted with Blood Poison for
twelve years. Have used prescription from
physicians offered ne during that period.
Through the druggist, ". A. UutelluE, / pro.
cured one bottle SI b. b. b. and since have used
three bottles, and am satisfied II has done mo
more good than anything ever used. am al
weeks will be perfectly we'll, after twelve years
suffering intensely. Write or address,
JOsErH FEiEr,
Wells Co., Ind. Baker aud COniecIloner.
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Raad This.

All who desire full Information about the
cause aud cure Of Blood POlsons, 6crOfulA and
ScFoiulout sWcllInES, Ulcers, Sores, RheumA.
tlSm, Kidney Complaints, CatRrHh, ETC., can %.
cure by mall free, copy OF our 81 page IlluStfA.
ted Book OF Wonders, filled with the most won.
derirl aud startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

REGISTER election returns continue to
be drawn from Original sources" They
are not official. They seem to be doc
tored for a purpose. That's all right.
The official returns are there, all the
same
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Makes an oId Man Young,

Psi bought three bottles Of your Botanic
Blood Balm from my friend II. D.. Ballard, at
Campobello S. e. have been using II three
weeks, II appears to give me new life and new
strength II there 10 anything that will make
an old man young 1t is u. D. B, am willing TO
sell II. ] can earnestly aud honestly recon-
mend BOtRDlC Blood Balm,
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, |
,,,,o rntrN,ry = : 7

LUCAS SOONlii Ss S'
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm Of F. ].
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Catarrh that connot be
cured by the use Of Halls CATARRH
CURr. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. w. GLEASON,
! SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
ED'Sold by Druggists, rs cents. DAw
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The Best Purifier Made.

DAMASCUS. GA, June %, 1887,
IhGye suffered with cRtRrrh for about four
years, and after using four bottles Of Botanic
Blood IIalm ind my general health greatly i'm.
proved, and II could keep out Of the bad
weather would DO cured. / believe II IL the
best purifier made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

If there were twice as many offices
there would not be enough to go round.
Bepatient, patriots. The long lane has
silver cloud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
HONEST@OPINIoNS.

Candor compels us to admit that some one has
long known the Ingredients oil b. D. D. But
since IL has never been put before the public,
and since one Of the present proprieIors otigl'
mated the prescription ana used II for Yeas In
his practice, It Is original.
Nothing to Equal Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
IothlnR q Eaual e.
2AlAnA, FLA, June q, 1857.

". +. Tcaabie t. Co.!
have been using d. h. d. In my family as
blood purifier. Have never used any medicine
to equal II. Respectfully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

TIE meeting OF the next Legislature
will be unusually interesting. Probably
the Democrats themselves won't find it
altogether dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

Again arc the telegraph wires loaded
down with the Chin-Chin OF a lot OF back
number pugilists, who never think Sc
riouSly Of fighting each other.
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abe 9ntellietnter,
WHEELING, VIVA, DECEABERio. 1885,

The Chicago Anarchists want more
rope for a Christmas gift.
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WHEN Hayti hears We are coming she
may surrender withoutastruggle. Hayti
isn't much OF Q country, ANYHOW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

Entered at tie IostoliIce ut Wheeling, ". Va
as scCOnd-Class matter,
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Estes & Lauriat offer their magnificent
edition Of Keats "Endymion" and Ten
nyson's Fairy Lillian" for the artistic
friend, and "Chattcrbox," Little Ones"
"Zig.Zag," "KnoCk About" and "Vassar
Girls" for the rising generation.
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New Advertisements.

EoR sALE-5O TO 100 BARRELS
II splendid Cider Vinegar. Call on or ad.
dress b. BUNDY, Coleman, Ohio. del3
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de.pAw
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
brighton Reach Entries.
BRiduroN BEAcu, Aug. 2j.-rrogra
for Monday,

BRIouroN BEAcm, Aug. %, 2j,-rrogram
for Mondays
First Race ThrccQuawr Of a mile. Arizona
~, futluty l0s, los Webster, Rnkcc, Gunshot,
Lima III, Eatuntowu, Fam, Gold NJ, Little Tou
lO!, Bonnie Harold ldl,O iuO
Sccond ltcv Seven cighth oi amilc Pcndrn
MS IFS Glcndum lgcldiug 10. Minnie Ccrns ~
Marion, Walter 7. Sir Rodcrlck, savage, llnistnnc
Mcstlold, hssaic, lciclc Alhcmnrlc, sam liarpc
lO,, Theodorus us. tRutivlr l23 KOko ms
Third Race - Mile and one sixteenth Mac
Gvgor, Melton, liluc Line. MChlicu To-, Count
lunn 49, llnfwuod lui, clay Fate lOl, brumstiCk
Rclnettc Flush lu,, Leland 100 Quincy ln1.
Fourth Racc-Milc aud an eighth. Relax 10,
AlVadn lO5, llsgic Walton iO,, Poet ~, Charley
Russell no, Nanhoc lU,, Lutte Arnold lOi, Tar
gathevf H
fith Race Handicap. Mile and an eighth rcr
iclcs M, Ernest nnulrlaisc tit Pilot iNi Culum.
bia lUl, Top sawyer no, orlando lul Long Hnuch
~, kink w. IfiN ", The Bourbon TO-, suhal
tern, ~
sixth Rncc-Mic aud sixteenth Rlu Rricu
i21, Maynard IL, J. J ilvnlyy 100. licu upu no
hill llpnd ~, Top sawyer lOl Autumn Leaf iuS,
hldrc l15 larham iO1 Ida n lOL Little Jim tu1,
Quibblcr D, Revolt lgcldingl 100
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
~. rrnncI, county AVA Politics.

Special blfpH'0h 10 Tho Appeal
FonRnu CRY, Ark, AuR.26. Tho Hon.
+. u. Mccullough, Democratic candidate
Tor presidential clCclor Of the FInl Con-
grcssional district, spoke here saturdni to
an unusually large audience Of botA .irs
and men, und was received wilhmugh en-
lHusaam. The Forrest City Dcmn,r Il,
bna band furnished excellent mus tur
tbe occasion. our city " rd hot orri
tHp coming county election, there hC.ur
ibrra ..Uku,s In the field Democratic, lD
pub Dtu and fusion, composed Of dis.J''s'
| t.I Democrats and Republicans Who de-
.e.,I their parties for sake Vi office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
RETURNING.
Congressional Truants Come Back.
Tho House Committee on Foreign
Affairs May Report Today
On the Presidents Message In Re-
gard to the Fisheries.
Mr.. Wilson's Bill Will be Approved
Without Change of u Word.
Tho Republican Senate In Great Dis
tross as TO the Best Action to bo
Taken on the Message and
Its Tariff Bill.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WAsnINGToN, Aug. %, - The Houso
foreign affairs committee meets tomorrow
morning at II o'clock TO consider the fish,
cries message. Tonight there are only four
Democrats and four Republicans Of the
committee in the city, but either Mr..
Cothmn, of South Carolina, or Mr.. Ray
nor, of Maryland, probably both, are cI-
pcctcd back by morning.
Mr. McCrenry, acting chairman Of thu
committee on foreign affairs, said to your
correspondent today that the committee,
II the absent Democrats return, would re-
port iavorably on Mr.. Wilson's bill,
granting the power asked hy the rrcsi-
dent without the changing OF one word.
lie says the Democrats ate ready 10 give
the President all the power he desires, and
the matter will bc pushed through ut once.
The Republicans Of the Senate will have
90 continue debate on the message tomor-
row aud speedily dispose of II. Hut how
To do that IL now the question with them
10 decide upon. The leaders OF the party
were in caucus at the home OF senator
Edmunds all this afternoon, but their de-
Cision, II any was reached, could not bo
learned. Those present were extremely
rcliccnt, pointcdly refusing TO say a
word about their action. As mat
tors now stand with the Presidents
fisheries measure aud the Senate tariff
bill still resting quietly in committee,
there seems no thought Of adjournment.
The best informed members OF both par
ties say the lst OF November will certainly
find Congress still IN session, and many
predict this session will run into the next.
Tho ahscntccs tclcgraphcd for yesterday
commenced arriving tonight, and by
wednesday an unusually full attendance
igpNupglpl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27

WumsUr1y, Aug 2B-Ihc Seer 'iry
ui thu Interior mas rendered decision IA
the ease oi John kc-lcron against tho
Cherokee nation In the Indian Territory,
i1r the recovery Of certain improvements
i11Ihly taken from him aud sold a. auc-
ton by the sheriff ui the nation. II ap-
pcnn That kchpu1n is Tennessee ChCr-
ukpy. aud that hu vent to Indian Ivid-
tory upon the general invitation OF Ito
Cherokee nation, extended 90 the meme
hcfs Of the eastern bands, tD Join them
aud become members ui their Tribe, aud
that pending decision Ui the Cherokee
Council upon his application for member
ship. hc made valuable Improvements
upon lands selected uCruuling iJ Cherokee
custom Ills application Tor citizenship
BOO tho nation was finally rejected and his
improvements aud effects sold at auction
bv thU shpHI Ui the nation and steps
taken t0 have himself aud family elected
from thU reservation.
Secretary Villas, IN bis decision, holds
that when k,slgrun'H application was IC-
iygiuu his status was thereby determined
tu bF that oi uUn.IC dent OF intruder.
and a. such the nation had no jurisdiction
over his personal property, AMI gluss-
uuHnily tho action Ul the Indian, in SELF
us hH property was unWattauicd. Tho
secretary directs that lbu property sold or
ItH equivalent be restored 10 kcsicrgu,
and thlt the agpnt be- instructed 20 allow
him reasonable time aud opportunity %
remove Or dispose of bis growing CrUns inl
other properly aud remove himself and
family from the reservation, 10 s stated
that very largo number ui similar cases
are now pending In the department which,
will De- decided according 90 The general
pinciplos laid down in this decision.
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being furnished. In the second he de-
clines to raise a subscription for the three
girls who were discharged because of their
evidence before tho congressional investi-
eating committee, rs he did in the case OF
Foreman Hart, who was boycottcd by the
labor organizations, but states he is will
ing TO devote the surplus Of the Hart sub
sCription to n proper case of need when
presented. A motion of Censure was
passed, and II was resolved to rchukc him
at the polls should an opportunity arise.
An unsuccessful attempt was then made
u raise the hoor hoNcott CntirclY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
SUNDAY B,sEBALI-
Kansas city q. nroohI,nI.

NEw loRK, Aug. 20. Tho Kansas City
team again defeated the Brooklyns at
Ridgcwood park today. The home play
crs were CARELESS and lazy, and did not
seem 10 care much. The Cowboys did
nothing remarkable in a ball playing way.
The home players were guycd during the
mitch and were loudly Missed ~ they
emerged from the grounds IN carriages.
Score.
iirooEy n W .'-'.i .,.'.''.'.'''''ii o
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Cincinnati a. baltimore o.

CNcNNArI, o., Aug. 2G-Thc Balti.
morcs' poor fielding lost them today's
game. Cunningham pitched with fine cf.
feet, but o. Bricn gave him very ragged
support and the local mon ran bases almost
with impunity Goldshy spmncd his
ankle Ia the second inning AMI retired In
favor Of Canlz. Attendance, u, 100. Scorc.
Cincinnati ...........a0 SO OOl 60
baltimore ......... .......a.,.U ~ D % u o y D 90
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CARVED no DEATH.

An old Man butchers His 8onalns Law
IN Alabama.
sprrfl Dispatch io Tho Appeal
Cmu,soe0,, Tenn, Aug %. Quincy
Harder numbered his son.in.Iaw, Joe
Chlmlnv near CollinsylIlo, Ala, last
night ll1fJo, lad quarcllcd with Chum.
loy'B chIIiwn, and lhc two men met Boo a
srhp0l.housc In the noirhborho1l 90 .ail'r
the matter, whom they disagreed. and
llarbcr carved Chumlcy a. death with u
big knife. Tho murderer has not been az
rested.
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,.,. I,,r,l.on rni.In Hay.

s,vprskY. o., Aug 21.-Ocn. Harrison
will be- 90 Putin Bay island Friday, tho
8lst. and will receive lll Who desire 20 call
pn him. Steamers leave sandusky,
Toledo. Cleveland aud Detroit every
morning ior rut-lu Ray Middle BNs,
where Gen. Harrison BE- stopping, Is pri-
waite ground. AMI Dee has go opportunity
off meeting delegations lu'ln Ray 10
always open 10 the It'. with ample
hU,vs accommodation
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27

WANufNGruN, Aug. 2G.-Thc unfinished
business Of the Scnntc-thc Till 20 admit
Washington Territory will probably bo
laid aside tomorrow, temporarily. and
thereafter from day 10 day until the debate
on thc Presidents message IN over aud IL
IA referred to the committee On foreign rc.
lauuns. Senator George has the foor ior a
| speech upon the message when " comes
| up. Another matter which will interfere
! with the consideration of the unfinished
! business ~ the Jackson miss. political
| riot resolution. These were called up on
Thursday merely Tor the purpose OF giving
Senator Wilson. oi Iowa. the opportunity
30 deliver a spec h, which speech ~ not
yet finished. II upon its conclusion, Sem
ator fugh or rny one on tho Democratic
side wishes tn reply, custom aud courtesy
will require that the opportunity be- given.
Tho bills to admit North Dakota aud
Montona are likely to be taken up after
the Washington Territory bill. Whether
ur not the week will hr a blank In the
House from legislative standpoint will
/ depend on the measure Oi success attcud-
| ing the effort to secure not only the prcs-
vuup hut thc continuous attendance oi a
! quorum. II b. the urcFrnt intention 10
suspend the hosiiIIi'cg ,ngcndcrcd by tho
French spoliation claim long enough to al
low the House a. act upon the conference
report on the suniry civil appropriation
bill, which Is expected 10 hc ready tomor-
row. After that has brcn disposed oi tho
struggle will Boz renewed upon the general
deficiency bill. Later on the conicrrcs On
the army appropriation bill arc expected
to IMPORT. II the iOW.su ullirs commit
tee b. able tn get q quorum Il may rp1T'
back to the House during the week tho
Wilson vialiutury Bill, With the result of
transferring iu plrt IN the House the in
lrrryt which followed thr debate 100 tho
Senate last week upon the Presidents
message.
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THE "sLoy. % FEVER.
Tho Mysterious Epit smlo About Toulon
Claims Another Victim.

Tho Mysterious Epit fmic About Toulon
Claims Anoihor Victim.
Special Dispatch " The A. iuaL
ToufoN, Tenn, Aug ~. Another death
from the "slow" fever which makes about
ten for the past six W H. occurred today
and in sparscly soi' .ci country compar.
atycly. There have bJcn some reports
that Il had symptoms VI yellow fever, but
this has no foundation The fact that cgl-
orcd people have ! altogether nearly
would disproyc that. Then yellow fever
would not start In th, country hardly. IL
is q mysterious ''sloW i1ycf that tho doc.
tors DO not sccm 10 k Ha how 10 manage.
Perhaps II ia q bran fever developing,
and will afford n ilo opportunity Tor
physicians who want 10 lhin something.
Jim Willis, cOlored. living on the fafga.
son farm, three miles from tuis place died
today from the "slow" luyof that has been
40 fatal, ~ reported .D Ins ArIrAi. lie
had been coinplainils IJr a week, but
only took his bed two dH, before ho He'd
There have been no new r1'c- p, INC mys'
| tcriOus fever for over N..k in this imine-
diate neighborhood, nnl Do u Thought u
has spent iis Jury in tbs portion ol Hay
wood county. One peculiar ic1lnir ABOUT
the fever, II attacks cViOrd people almost
alone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27

Agriculture and Public Works in place Of
NJ. DeMoreau, who has resigned.
The Paris journal, Dc Dcbdts, says that
the recent naval maneuvers prove that the
French Mediterranean littoral is well pro.
tccted.
The Shah of Persia intends to reach
Baku on September 20 and thence to make
a tour of Europe,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Races to Take Place Today - Sunday
Baseball Games.

baseball Games.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. %, Program
for Monday;
Firt Race ElcyCu.SiNt Ntcvuths OF n mile. Lady
May, cherry Bonnie Bounce and Daisy Woodruff
H, Laura Stone lu7, Icssn X lOl, Rrmgeu Fiddle.
head lOh, luauita colt N, Tom Kari lOl lmnt h.
second RaUc- Mclodrnma luS, Tornado lni, Fat
Regent lOo, cupid lOi, MONDAY ~. Carrie q ~,
Miss Mouse ~ triChtnn ", krnvst Race H. Lucky
sim ~, Ihickahumiuy lOS llilda lOl, queen ui
Trumps s. Volatile lrl.
Third Racc-Niuc mrlongs. Elmm ". Belle
DOr ", BtuuzcmArtc los. Long Light VI,
Fourth hncc-Ono mile. Jack Cocks las Donald
l0l Judge Murray MS loyclncc l0i business llh.
tilth lhcC-one mile aud u quarter Bonnie :
Ill NCttic X lul, Red Prince lN, ROYAL Arch TO-,
lIMLIy NnlncI w. MLLIh nn. Rod slnMn luO.
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Ihc, MnINatIIrhi rnnIe,.

A,mASu, Wis, Aug 2G-Joc Me-
Au'illc and Jcm Smith have virtually de-
cliuol 10 fight Conlry. Tho latter has is.
sued % challenge Ia kilmin, the fD'.ot G1-
.tfl champion, to fsht Tor q. iOl side.
London puzo ring rules, tp flush, lOr the
championship Of the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27

Tho Grccnwoods met aud defeated the
Mississippi Valleys Saturday afternoon ia
q tight aud interesting game by score of
3to .. Wall carried of the huuuB ut tao
day by striking out fifteen men aud allow
ing hut two hits OH Of his delivery. scJru
hy innings
Mssieirpi ybIIofs ...........i O. o0Oi %
tUHtHUuI#fH d D D o..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
Athletics Louis,IIIeI.

PmrAnELrmA, Pa, Aug. 2G-Thc Ath-
lctic aud Louisville clubs played Of post
poncd games at Gloucester this afternoon.
The catching ol Cunning and the fclding
oi Gleason were the only features Score.
Athletic ...................O q 2agaU on
lUuisylll .....,.............G 4 o q 600 % v
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
Foreign FLASHES.

sipnor Crspi arrived at Milan yc sterday
and proceeded 10 Mona 10 confer with
King Humbcrt
NJ. Bruyn, Deputy oi Lermonde, Bel.
GUM; has been appointed Minister Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
sIInnIs q. aIc,rInnh ..

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 26-Althourh the
Clcvelands did not make an enor In 10.
days game at Gauga Lake, the samc harl
luck that pursued them In the 81. Louis
series prevented their winning The
browns found tho ball when hit was
needed, and earned M their ruus. King
was hit hasfef- than thc score shows.
Score.
81 Louis .............O ID q o 2 o o . r
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~ ~ hAhiNNt hllNNN
NJ. J. WRIGHT, Sig. Corps Asst.
General weather Crop nuIIc,iu.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Tho following
is the weather crop bulletin for the week
ended Saturday, August %, issued by tho
signal office:
Temperature-The week ended August
% has been cooler than usual except in
Minnesota and Dakoti, where the average
daily temperature was from % 20 u above
the normal. Throughout the corn States
Of the central valleys, and from the lake
region southwark over the tobacco and
cotton regions the daily temperature was
about u lower than usual. The daily
temperature OF the season from January 1
30 August % CONTINUES s-'- 20 e q" ,s-iSe
the normal temporaturO M the northwest.
On the Atlantic coast the temperature has
been from 20 10 g below that Of previous
wears, while In the southern States Il has
differed but slightly from the normal.
Rainiall-'The rainfall for the week has
been largely In excess over the cotton aud
tobacco regions, in the Ohio valley and on
the New England and middle Atlantic
coasts. From three 20 siS inches OF min
icll IN the lower Mississippi valley. from
four 20 eleven inches Ia southern Texas,
and two 30 four inches ON the Atlantic
coast north Of the Carolinas. In Dakota,
Iowa and Nebraska thcp was large de-
iicicncy Of rainfall ior the week. The soa-
sonal rainfall continues In excess In the
upper Mississippi valley, southern por-
tons Of the gulf States. New York, Penn
sylyania, and the interior oi New England.
Tho large seasonal deficiency previously
reported in MISSISSIPPI aud the central
Ohio valley has been greatly reduced, the
oEly regions reporting less than 20 per
cent. OF the normal rainfall are the cx.
trcme southern portions Of South Carolina,
eastern Georgia and central Florida.
General Rcmarks-Thc weather during
the week has been especially favorable Tor
harvesting and farm work in the north
west. The wheat harvest progressed mp.
idly In the central aud northern portions oi
Dakota aud Minnesota, from which region
the reports indicate that the damage to
the wheat crop from the trusts Of last week
was largely ovcrcstimltcl. This morn
ing's report indicates that favorable har-
vest weather will continue In that section
during the early part OF the week. In the
northern portions Of thr corn belt the
weather was favorable. but the growth Of
the plant was retarded by the low temper.
aturc. Very light irosls occurred In Mich.
igan aud northern Illinois on the 22d,
probably causing 10 injury 30 the
crops. Reports from A kansas, Kentucky,
Tennessee, North Caro- ina AMI South Car.
olina indicate that us weather for the
week has been favorable to all crops.
High winds aud heav. uins did consider
able damage 10 the gro wing crops In lousi.
ana aud Mississippi, h "a winds also dam
| aged corn In Tenncs.co, Kentucky, In
diana, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jcf.
scy, but the attending aims will doubtless
| improve the corn. i the northern and
western portions oi Now England the
weather was iavorabl i0r growing crops
but some damage 10. btIrs resulted FROM
high winds aud heavy rains Ia the south
ern portion.