New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
A COOL WAVE on rs WAY.
WELCOME PREDICTION OF THE wtATHrE I

WELCOME PREDICTION OF THE WEATHER. TX
PERTS-TAI.E OF THE THERMOMETERS.
Chicago. JULY o7-The signal service announced
Today that q cool Is on its way her" th" Tue
temperatur will probably fall ID degrees WITHIN 'he
next twenty four hours The mean temperature 10
Sav has been 4 degrees lowcr than yesterday. TIL"
maximum at O'Clock 90 degrees. Up TO 10
O'Clock 81 deaths and about 100 prrstaionN have
been reported by the police. From private sources
come reports which bring the death list up to 40 ana
II looks now as though the davis fatalities might
reach so
Detroit Mich July 27.-Thc intense heat which has
prevailed in this section Of the country since last
saturday was broken about noon today by a terfinc
storm which ragged over the southeastern lorloh Oh
Michigan. This morning the maximum temperature
was 81 degrees which fall Of about - degrees
is reported. During the heated term the death i1'r
was more than doubled. the mortality being moStN
among children under five years Il age and verr Oh
people.
Cincinnati, July 27.-Thirty cases OF heat prostri-
lion have been reported in Cincinnati. Newport ana
d,oyington one Of these that Of Charles j.
Tranter, proprietor Of the Covlngton Rollins NILS
His case was not serious. Twenty-Five cases, two
fatal six serious and fourteen not serious were re-
ported In Cincinnati
Grand Rapids, Mich. July 27.-Owng 10 the Intense
heat widdicombs furniture and mantel factories shat
down yesterday, the worImen finding II imposslbie
10 work. several other factories did likewise, snc
outdoor work is practically al standstil, though no
cases OF slustrokc have been reported
schenectady, y. V. July Pit IS hot here again
TO-DAY. The thermometer registered % In the Shad
at p. IN.
Syracuse " Y, July 27.-fhe thermometer al
D. m stood at 90 in the shade.
Utica. ~ Y. July 27.-The temperature mere at
O'Clock 81 in the shade.
Newport r. L. July 27-John O'Bricn. employed
at the Old Colony Depot and formerly SHIPS corpora.
on the Richmond, died last night from the ehects OF
the heat. The heat to-day exceeds that OF the Two
previous days of this week Al noon on Thancsst ID
the shade thermometers registered 80.
Boston. July 27.-Dispatches from various points
In New.England indicate continuance Of the heat
of the past days, but with less humidity and
more air stirring. The Thermometer at the signal
Oroe 80 p. registered 80, while on the streets
s5 to % degrees Tee marked ea.,.v 49,. ~. no,,ss,
asy in Passport for twenty years Tie thermometer
registered ~ degrees for several hours ,
RchmNd. Va, July 27.-Charies {. Poke. we'll
known Baltimore drummer died OF sansroks at ne
Exchange Hotel today Mr. posh. REGISTERED err, at d ,ne
after his trade lie reurncd about noon complaining
q pain q In bsa h: and asG at IS
Piadslphia JSly a S &c Ssc the a@
O'clock two deaths we're reported to he Coroner and
fifteen persons were overcome by the heat ATT. o,, .
intense today and business in many Of the large fac
tories and iron works almost At siand 1 H., ,ne
only about half the hands reported The ihsTmpme'cr
:. O'Clock is standing at .I 100 d. the shade O" 80
Reading Penn, July 27:-MoIttz f. Doering pro
prieor Of the "SchnellpCst" at Hamburg this county
died OF sunstroke last might. aged sixty hvc yeaS
Washington July 37.-The hot weather coqitihueN:
All the clerks in the Treasury Department were allowed
10 stop work vt o'cock on account Of the extreme
heat. /,
baltimore, July o7.-At any other time thsn thr
present after the expernce Of yesterday ana he oaN
before the weather would be considered Oppressive
But at noon today the thermometer was e' degrees.
At the same time yesterday the mercury rcgist,Tc1
SO degrees Moreover. comfortable bree1e Is blow.n:
today. People who thinking OF giving up thc
ghost yesterday afternoon when the Thermometer
marked 90 degrees have taken hope again ana srs
willing 10 live on -,
The intense heat Of the last few DAYS has been
bnrd upon building wOrkmeD and upon bricklaNers
es1-talx. Work upon several structures mas beeS
Temporarily DELAYED owing TO the inability OF the mon
10 handle the bricks. These become so hot from
exposure 10 the sun that sometimes the HANDS OF me
brrkayers are almost bllsered. and the rcnccton on
heat IN the mems faces Is almost noticeable Inc
glare from the white marble used In constructing inc
Eutaw Place Synagogue was too much for INC s,onc
workers and Their operations were suspenoso. o,n
cutters on the Fidelity Building forced to STOP
from the same cause. ,,x.-n.n,
William Parkerson, age thirty-two. OF Liverpool
rnrland cook on the steamship Nova Scotia. VINO
was overcome BY the heat yesterday died this morn
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