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Sunday.

" .fa
KANSAS CRY, NO., May o0.-A special
to tho Jo,.rnul from Wellington, Kan,
Says: "WellinEton's cyclone visitation
has made it'for tho time tho chief OBJ
ject OF interest for all southern Kansas.
No such crowds havo visited this city
before as those which, since earliest
daylight, have been pouring in OH every
railroad aud highway On all its Jour
lines entering hero tho Santa 4 Fe has
boon running excursions from as far
north as Hutchinson, south. from
Arkansas City and west from Medicine
Lodge, while tho Rock Island has been
equally industrious in forwarding sight.
scers to tho stricken city. .eas' e.as'
Division Passenger Agent Murtock,
OF tho Santa Fc, estimated the crowd at
1900, which Is an exceedingly conscr-
ivative estimate. 1t ia the common, re-
mark OF those who have witnessed
,similar scenes that in tho extent and
completeness OF the destruction it
transcendsanythingin their experience.
Other like calamitics have been at.
tended, With creator loss Of lie, but
rarely has a picture OF such utter desc
lation and ruin been presented than
that seen in tho cieyastated district.
Tho miracle Of 1t all Is that tho loss OF
life, was not four.iold greater. This is
to DO attributed to tho fact that the
churches and school houses in tho
tornadoe' $ path were all empty and the
business blocks practically deserted,
excepting the two hotels, where eight
OF the casualties SO far reported oc.
CURED. I-.Salg 7. + (.
The death list remains at tho figures,
given in tho dispatches OF yesterday,
with all OF the injured ones in n fair way
to recover, except Mrs. Murphy. the
aged lady who was taken from tho burn
ing ruins of the Cole Robinson block,
and jesse Brown, the colored barber.
Tho funerals OF six Of the cyclone vic
tins, Mrs. Sasher, her sister, Miss Kittie
Strahan, Leonard Adamson, Ida Jones,
Horton Upson and Prof. James Mayor,
took place this afternoon from, the;
Methodist church. james 1Iasty was
buried in tho day by the Odd Fellows,
while Ed Forsythe will receive tho
rights OF sephlchra tomorrow. The
body OF Thomas Cornwell has been for
warded to his homo near Belle Plains,
and that OF Frank Campbell to Will
iamsburg, Ky. The ruins havo been
diligently searched. Tomorrow. the
work OF clearing away the wreck ,wiilbe
vigorously pushed forward 49, - :. -
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
The Mississippi floods have wipe
several villages oilthe face OF the cartt

The Mississippi floods have wiped
several villages olrthe face OF the earth.
A. valuable vein Of gold has been
found in the Lost Louisiana Mine in
Arkansas. .se5s
Newfoundland has Withdrawn its dis
criminatory duties against Canadian
products. .fa5= ,za S.5
Another heavy rain has set in at
Cedar Rapids, Ia, which will still fur.
ther belato farm works.
Two earthquake shocks, Just heavy
enough to stop clocks, were felt in
California Saturday morning. y
Emma Blun, at Muscoutah, Ill, SUI
fercd blood poisoning alter beng
peckcd by 4 hen and came near dying.
Romero has taken the oath. as minis.
ter Of finance Of Mexico. IIo will mako
aclean sweep OF tho department..
A dozen persons were injured in IA
collision between q passenger and a
freight train near indianapolis, on tho
Panhandle railroad. 5 q
Niger Hill, richer. in gold, silver, tin
and iron than any other district in the
Black Hills, will be opened by. an OK
tension OF the Burlington railroad. &ist
y Tho National Cainpmocting ASS ocia.
ton OF prominent Eastern corgyinen
hasconvened at Ogden, Utah. This is
tho first campmccting hold west Of the
Rockies. H 4 AZ
South Dakota taxpayers have peti-
toned their governor against the nd.
mission OF cattle afflicted with Texas
fever. The governor has issued .auar-
antine proclamation. =S5
Rcv. A. A. Butler, Baptist preacher
at Durham. has elopod with sevontoen-
year.oltl girl. 1Io was assisted byfa n
brother Clergyman, who probably per-
formed the marriage ceremony. st:
si.An sls,00O,000 Suits on at New Or
leans against the Houston & Central
Texas Railroad company bytS. w. Carey
to set aside tho sale of a lihc to the
Southern Pacific company. 4
The Sioux City Stock Yards coin pnny
will abandon tho old yard destroyed BY
tho recent flood, and transfer Its busi-
ness to the Central yards, Which Is above
tho highest water mark. l{f14
Twelve thousand citizens OF Garto-
mala have signed an, accusation against
ex-President Barrilas. I. 1t is stated that
President Barrios is under a sworn obli.
CATION to save General Barrillas.
ai1tis rumorcd in Newport, lly.,Ethat
William L. Williamson, the murderer
;of Louis Thornton, ID not dead, but Is in
Europe, and that. his reported death
and burial was got up to cheat the law.
The prayer for an:injunction and .ro-
ceivcr, for the East !Tennesse road has
been refused. The injunction was ask:
ed prevent tho consolidation OF sthc
road with the X Richmond Terminal
properties. ,ili
Additional particulars concerning the
5wlhdup of.the affairs Of the Empire Or
der OF Mutual Aid show that Is death
claims remainlunpaid. Tho policies aro
nearly all for tho s., 900, so that the 3or-
der is liable for S90,000. Tho assets arc
estimated a. about 800, 900. H: !
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THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.

-'s"'h'l'a Hr0srnnins for tho Scxt, Six
pays-Sllvcr Will Gut n Figure.
WASHINGTON, y. c., May oo,--Thc
eA'el subject for the consideration Of
me senate during the coming week will
10 Mr.. stewarts bill for tho free coin.
ago Of gold and silver. 1t has pre-.
seaenee over all other subjects after
'h0 morAing hour.
Monday, Decoration Day, being 4
national holiday, the hall will not open
until = o'clock on Tuesday. Mr.. sher-
man l'n case hc will have been put in
possession OF the information Which he
Aas been seeking from tho treasury dc.
paF'Ment) will address tho senate in
opposition to what ho calls .'thc silver
.Sn neresy Ills speech will probably oc-
wv me whole OF Tuesdays session.
waa waae debate will bo continued on
;MsbG;ahncs,day, Thursday and Friday, after
"n,ii ""'yn mo matter; will probably 70 over
Tbo Ths'' Ailer the Minneapolis convention.
M"s,iac "s iact that eight senator's Including
sass messFs' Teller ind Wolcott,,S are dele.
sases 70 that convention and will con.
vS;Y|1uehliy w;Y|1 DO absent from! Washington,
imn. i ?;to1aOiy T.. act as q stayFof procccd-
;nss ;,sss III INC casn of silvor; and indeed.
Joa,ssyeh - ssyeh Questionable whether the final
nEv,s,oh nomaoh MlIl be reached until after tho
thn slalle Me convention ut Chicago. In
bn bV NY, ,.,aig,ahtlme, should ain arrangement
i.s ~ niaue n 10 preserve to tho silver Bill
ishna naaaThaht,ageous position rs tho untin.
%nist ,snSI business, there arc special orders
bilI bIin y, can DO disposed. These hre !: The
mar. NJ" Iof NC development and encourage.
S,e.t. ae,'s Of silk culturof in tho United
d i1sts; Ifn,;, she bill fixing the compensation
,bno ,boIiieQ hiM States district attorneys and
smnn any u.'1 Tor tho allotment 81 lands
s"sDoss sa,Uns Indian tribes III tho QuaYaW
TTSc' Tbc' IN the lndian territory. II
hn| : committee on appropriations Is
nsoa. ou at work on tho sundry civil AZ.
,ttptt.ation ,otsptn ,M bill, ndmay thayeiit ready
lin nv tile place oi the silve,r.bill when
,ho.sa H. 'a'ler is laid aside temporarily. anil
enSnu, u 'n Me many public bills on,he cnl.
oscmn,W @ WIllch may, under like conditions.
arst 'ne attention OF ,hc;sehato, tho
,nStis". y. .hese being iMr. Dolph's ibill|
chas" Il "h appropriation for. tho pur.
sund,,o y. I sites for Notifications. The
CIVIL appropriation! Eli has at
\ . j. Q .
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Memorial Day at no cd ana SIC SIC ehen.
IRISH MANIFESTO.
Tho Eve OF Ono ot the Most 1mportnr
Elections OF Tho Century In Enrlnntl.

Tho Eve Of One or the Most Tmportt mt
Elections Of Tho Century In England.
LONDON, May 20-An election mani
festo, signed by Mcssrs. Justin McCar.
thy. Timothy llcaly, Thomas Sexton,
William 0Brien, Thomas T.. o Cohnor
and fifty other members Of the anti.
Parnellite section Of the Irish parlla.
ment party, willEbo issued OH Monday.
lie will say tho opportunity the people
have been anxiously looking forward to
during the last six years is now close at
hand. The manifesto adds: "We be-
speak for this subcommittee tho earn
est cooperation OF our fellow.conntry-
men. Arrangements will DO ut once
completed to hold county conven-
tions Ito enable every nationalist
constitution to provide itself with a
suitable candidate. This is not enough.
We are threatened with harassing-con-
tosts in all the nationalist divisions.
The verdict Of the. electors is not
doubtful, but the determination to give
full effect to the will OF the Irish OF our
country's destiny will involve heavy
election .ex penscs. The constituencies
themselves sh6uld tIke illit1e,liatc steps
to provide for those expenses. We arc
on the evo Of the most monentous elec.
ton Of this century. The policy otdes-
pcration to which tho enethies OF Ire.
land have been reduced, and the grow
ing friendllness Of, rho British public
atiordus confident reason to anticipate
a united expression ofIrish nationalist
opinion that will result in tho triumph
of tho cause to which have been
devoted the untold labors and sacrifices
Of patriotic spirit. Ofthc good sense Of
4 majority Of our follow countrymen wo
havo received proofs in abundance. All
that is now necessary 10 make sure that
no constituency, however poor, DO de-
prived by the expense OF vexatious
contests from recording its Judgment
on the great issue TO which tho country
is about to be summoned to declare
itself. The time is short; The necessity
URGENT We, arc confident that it will
require no words toimpress nationalists
with the vital character OF the duty
now devolving upon them 10 ensure Il
prompt and effective response from the
country" 5s-,3E afaG
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Dad FOR TilE DEMOCRATS
Tho cnbeli County Alliance VIII Pht a

Tho cabeli County Alliance Will 5l'ht a
Ticket In tho Field. i'{T ,lt4'
Special DfFpaich % he hteiiiotnctr. 5'' KS. =
lluSriSoroy, WA, May. 20. "A
secret conference Of tho Cabcll county
Farmers Alliance was held at Ona Yes.
serday. It's proceedings llavc not been
made public, but your representative is
informed that it was decided 10 nom
inato full county ticket iron, top to
bottom, entirely apart from either OF
the two parties. A convention will be
called to meet at Milton, Juno II, to
nominate candidates. This action OF
the Cabcll Alliance coinplicates political
matters in this COUNTY, and will un.
doubtcdly hurt the Democrats, AZ By
fnr tho larger part Of the Alliance is
made up OF Democrats. The Republi-
cans hope to put their county ticket
through all right, and think tho Alliance
will poll enough votes to break tho
De,mocracy's usual four hundred plu.
V,
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! What onn MINI DID.
sptcia, Dispatch TO The 1aleiliqeacer.

S1fclal Dlfpa'ch 70 The IaitlIFqtnctr. . ~
sTEupeNvlLLE, O., May 2o.-Because
Of Dean 1Iartncdy's opposition, tho pro-
jcctors OF tho Acme glass workers. cx-
cursion for Sunday, June s. lave
changed tho date to Saturday, juno 4.
They arranged for Sunday river or
oursion, but Dean lIartncdy camc out
in card protesting against II and eau.
toned his members, who mako up a
majority OF the working force Of tho
Acme, to have nothing 10 do with 1T.
The committee changed tho date to pre-.
vent feeling. sS5t Ei7
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RoME, May 2o.-signor Bianchori was
yesterday reelected president Of tho
chamber Of deputies by vote Of sig to
81. The cabinet crisis has brought on
a party contest. The chamber has ro-
served for debate the vote oh account Of
the next six lnonths asked for yesterday
by Premier Gioletti; the resignation Of
whose ministry tho king declines to ac.
copt 1t ia reported that If tho cham.
ber refuses tile. credits Signors Colitti
asks Tor they will be provided by:royal
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An Old Matter DenL,
sptcfol Dipatch to The Mteiii7enccr. r

EPtcTul D7f1Nt7I 70 Ult IH7tlltVtHctl. " -.I- y
srEupESvILLE, O., May 29.-Roderick
II. Aldridse, one OF the Oldest and most
prominent nailcrs Of this city, died last
night at Rochester, Pa. 81 ,t.5lss
llo has. worked at tho trade for thirty
years and worked at timo when he
made twenty-five dollars a day. His
age was sixty-eight.
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THE PRESIDENT AT ROCHESTER,.
lie Has n Novel Experlen CO. Guarded By
DctectIvcs, and lie Doesn't LIkc It.

ue las u NOfol l'A.Nperlence-NuurUNU By
Dctecsivcs, and He boe.n't Liso 1t.
ROCHESTER, N. y, May oo.-The citi-
zens OF Rochester wcre in q state Of
suppressed excitement to-day, duo to
their desire to display q vociforous ap.
probation of. tho presence OF tho chief
magistrate Of the nation and attho samo
time observe tho Sabbath.
The committee Of arrangements had
guaranteed their distinguished guest
absolute freedom in tho Russian to-day
and fulfilled the promise SO far rs tho
timc passed in the hotel is concerned
but affairs were so arranged that he Tas
obliged 10 be before tile public the
major part OF the day. Ho' attended
divine services at the brick Presby-
tcrian church. Several thousand poo
ple were gathered along the route in
order 10 get 4 glimpse OF tho Prcsincnt,
but, in dofercncc .to the day, made no
demonstration as the President walked
by them. g,'-,.f s'';. a ''',7 49,.
Inc church was packed to the doors,
and hundreds OF people whe=werc un-
able to got in remained outside during
tho entire service, The President
lunched privately atthc hotel, and then
went out for walk with Colonel Ernest.
lie wont only short distance, However,
as tho people gathered around him in
such numbers thatit was deemed best
10 return to the hotel. Tho people here
are not sufficiently accumtomed to tho
sight OF their executive TO allow him to
walk on the streets without some kind
o. a demonstration. The President got
along better later in the afternoon. how
ever, when he went out fora drive with
Nr. D. W. Powers, an incident Of which
was visit to the latter's art gallery.
IN The evening special memorial SER
wees were held at tho Central Prcsby-
'er'an church, where President Harri-
son and Governor Flower listened to mn
impressive sermon by the pastor, Rov.
II. II. Stebbihs. - -. II q .'SIs,
detectives engaged by, tho local com.
m!tteo arc in constant attendance OH
INC PRESIDENT. Itis 4 novel experience
iof MN 10 be guarded in this way and
Acls not altogether pleased at tho in
aoya1lon, as he does not regard it ncces-
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Corbstrs TrainlnE Place,

AspuRY PARK, n: J:ENIuy o0.-William
Brady, the trainer Of Pusilist james
Corbctt, has rented the Redding cot
taec, Loeb Arbour, on;thc north side OF
Dead Lake, and will train Corbctt there
for his fight with John L. Sullivan.
Corbctt will como here next week and
will 90 into training n. once. u
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ATTACKED BY PRorEsTANTs,

Tho Catholic K,hs,lom of Uganda Alleged
to Havet Eeeh Destroyed by Protestant
:, Natives. ~.
PARIS, May a9.=-Thc Catholic Mission.
ary Reuiew publishes All official report
on tho recent missionary troubles in
East Africa. According to this report
tho Catholic kingdom OF Uganda was
DESTROYED and tho king, bishops and
seventeen missionaries were driven out
BY Protestant natives supported BY
British agents. The protestants, armed
with rifles given them by Captain
Lusard, bombardcd the Catholic tiiis-
sion and set fro 10 it, d doctor and a
Catholic cliiei boing killed. The mis-.
siorlarics and a.remnant Of tho Oath olic
natives were forced 10 take refuge iii
tho English fort. The King, when lpay.
ing Uganda, was attacked BY boats car.
rying n maxim gun, and fled with ono
Of tho bishops, while the brothers dis,
pcrscd in different directions. .-lt,g-Li55]z1t
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THE BlsIGGS CASE.


Ahn appear sustained Dy Largo Mn iorlty.
low 1t is Regarded by tho Presbyterian
Z, Assembly. -.5j-'il ~ 2
PORTLAND, ORE., May 20-Tho week
and tho Briggs case ended together, so
lar as the general assembly is con-
cerned. BY vote which under the
Inv of. the church is to bo reckoned as
420 to 81 the appeal against tile action
OF the Presbytery OF New York in dis
missing tho case: has been sustained in
Whole: or in part. Final action IS
deferred till Monday, but the action
then will he only formal, MS the CON
stitntion prescribes what it shall be.
The papers in the case will DO sent back
to the Presbytery. q 4;
With tho ending Of the Briggs case
the Presbyterian assembly comes to the
question how 1t is regarded by those
affected. Tho prosecution are jubilant
because they have got all that they de-
manded. They arc satisfied, and will
return to New York 10 renew their
work, though they disclaim that they
have any zeal" in tho matter. The
position Of the conservative men is that
OF partial satisfaction, some being dis
satisfied because tho case was not
brought to an absolute decision on tho
spot. ra, h. ~ $500 ~
In conversation DR.. Briggs called at
tcntion to tho anomalous position
which he occupied in tho appeal case.
The real defendant WINS tho Presbytcry
OF New York, though for reasons en-
,tirely technical hc was compelled to
appear and ddfond the notion which
really damaged him. l]cins second
original party In tho case lie had to re-
sist the appeal which WIS brought by
another Original party" although tho
appeal wis not against him nor any
thing which he had done, but solely
against the presbytory's action. he cx-
pressed his desire that tho prcsbytery
should proceed with tho tsial undcr
proper and sufficient charges and speci-
iitntions, but to those which lie had
been called 10 plead he had grave OBJ
jcctions. Exprcssin. his own personal
;Viewa, prominent officer OF the as
scmbly said: "a man who is accused Of
stealing chickens objects to being tried
for. stealing q horse" y" The .aamc man
said that If tho judicial committee had
troubled to read tho rchl record OF the
case, instead Of 'rclyihg oil d printed
copy prepared by the prosecution, they
would have boun compelled to report
against the entertaining Of the appeal
because OF lis similarity, not to say
Identity with the complaint Of SAME
parties with others now'pehding bcforo
tho synod Of New York. = 5s3.g III
y lnthe vote Of yesterday Moderator
Young had no voice, being dcburrea by
tho constitution, but he expressed him
self to-day lis satisfied with tho action
taken; DR.. Smith, chairman OF the iudi-
cial committee, declined to express IN
opinion. The vote to sustain: the appeal
was SO large that tho general sentiment
is that Of satisfaction, but those who
for constitutional reasons voted against
tho appeal in toto arc preparing
formal protest, which will sbe largely
signed and will be entered upon the
minutes, a 10 3y3l h gggi, 5f74
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AWFUL .DEvASTATION.
Scene OF tho Torrible Tornado Wis
RI itatlon In Kansas. Sa.
THOUSANDS OF SIGHT-SEERS
Spend Sunday at wellington, View.

spend Sunday Mt Wellington, View.
Ing tho Wrcck.--othcr Disasters
Have Been Accompanied by Greater
Loss of Life, nut Mono Have Pre-.
scnted a Moro Striking Picture OF
Observation-Disclosures OF Some Of
tho Viottns...rho l.cports from tho
Stricken District on Saturday and
Sunday. ttg = 7 80
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iast been passed, and II Is expected thpit.
INC house will now make better prosrcss
on the appropriation Dills. J,s
On Tuesday. when tho house roasscm.
Dies after It's Decoration Day holiday,
considerations Of tho postolllco appfo.
priatioh bill Will DO resumed and tho
6lil taken up by paragraphs, general
debato having closed. rlio bill Is a
snort one, and, with tho exception OF
tho paragraph reducing tho rate oicom.
pensntlon to bo allowed land grant and
government aided railroads for carry.
ing the mails, and ono or two other
paragraphs, there is nothing in 1t like.
y TO cause prolonged discussion, so Tint
Two moro days should certainly suffice
70 put tho bill OH Its iinal passage.
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UNITED WE STAND
On Principles, However We May
DlNfer ns to Mon. 4
The PRESIDENTS POPULARITY.

shown by an Estimate Bascd on Dis.
patches from tho Doicgatcs.nt.
Largo Rcgarling tho Standing or
tho State Dolcsatlons...Tho Whole
Party OF Ono Mind on tho Tariff; and
Practically Solid on tho Silver Qucs.
tIon...Thc Situation rs ylewcu In
tho Light of Investigation. gfS
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Weather iForecs,.t for To-day. syis II,
For West Virginia, Western potin,v,vnnto IL ~, .on
Ohio. light showers; slightly Swarmcr: south.
west Winds l}s ~ - - -
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Stcaulship Nows,

My Yohk, May q. 5.-Arrivod-La
Champagne, from Havre. s.s
HAvnE, May q, 2o,-Arrivcd-La Gas,
cogne from New York. 5.l '3i
Ll2ARD. May 20.-Passcd- -Aller from
New York, 4 ~ n 80.
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THE MARTYR SOLDIER.
An Eloquent Tribute to tho De.
parted Bravo, Sacrificed iei
ON THEIR c0UNTRYs ALTAR.

Kt Roy. bishop Knin breaches tho
Memorial sormon to the Grand
Army of tho l.cpmbllc...1hc Christ.
ian Soldier tho best Typt...aicn,o..
rial Day Furnishes d lesson to be
Studied BY. tho Native and Adopted
Cltisen:..Eloqucnt Words with tho
True Patriotic 1tlilg. X 8 (
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5LYNCMlNG IN LOGAN COUNTY.
Jim Smith, Colored Desperately IL s!rung
Il i;Es Up by n aIob of 1iis Own Racc. ~ n

{ /. 49, t.asn
Jim Smith, n Colorcd Dsspsrndo,is s!rung
4 Up by n ,Iob Of Ills Own Race. IA
81 HusrISarox, w. VA, May: 90. In
formation has just reached hero OF Sthe
Saturday, in Logan county, OF
Jim Smith, q notorious colorod / dos
perado.e 3l3lIISt:
y Friday evening Chas soppell.
aged 12, n colored boy, was murdered
and robbed by Smith, who
was caught later. Tho officers
having him were & oyerpowerotl
by a mob composed Sot negroes iwho
took the prisoner to the nearest tree
and swung him up. Smith had pre-
vi6usly killed three men. 5iSt 3fl9
Sunday l.akes bait. SS q
AT Tolcdo-Toledn7; Fort WAYNE 81.
s. At Columbus-C Columbus 1;sIndian-
apolis .. y;5 !, Z
i;ss At Omalia-Omahal; Kansas CITY O..
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TEMPERATURE sArunpAr. g.'J iS.
As furnished by C. scnSEfF. druggist, fcorn,,
Market aud Fourteenth streets ID 90 : X 80
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