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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-24
STUDYING THE TARIFF.
Secretary Carlisle Getting Ready His suG-
gestions for a Bill for Congress.

Secretary Carlisle Getting Ready His SuG'
gestions fora Bill for Congress.
WAsHINGToE, D. c., March 2S.-sec-
retary Carlisle, it is stated on good au'
thority, intends to give much OF his
time this summer to the consideration
Of the tariff, with u view to thoroughly
familiarlzing himself with the subject as
to indicate in general way the outlines
for the formation Of tariff bill by the
next Democratic house, He'll no sense
intends to prepare bill in detail 10 be
submitted to the ways and means COM
mittee OF the next house, but rather to
be in q position to give them all the as
sistance and information that they may
need in tho preparation OF tariff bill
that will carry out in its word and IN
tent the spirit OF the tariff plank in tho
Democratic platform.
Nearly every mail that reaches the
treasury department contains sugges-
tions from statisticans and others as to
the compilation OF a tariff bill. Some
thirty or forty OF these communications
have already been received, prominent
among them being that from the New
York Reform Club. The general out
line OF the New York reform Clubs
tariff proposition corresponds closely to
proposition submitted in 1885 by Ed
ward Atkinson, OF Boston, Mass, to
President Cleveland and Secretary Man
ming. That proposition divided the
tariff as follows:
A-Articles OF food and animals.
B-Articles in u crude condition
which enters into the various processes
OF domestic industry.
C-ArtiUles wholly or partially man.
uiacturel for use as materials in the
manufactures and mechanic arts.
D-Articlea manufactured, ready Tor
consumption.
E-Articles OF voluntary use, luxu-
ries, etc,
Since that time tho annual report Of
the bureau OF statistics has contained a
table showing the duty collected on
each OF these classes OF articles. From
this report OF 1892 it appears that Sl73,-
097G7O duty was collected, OF which
Sl0, 800, 22G were collected under class A;
Si4,04S,42S under class B; $22,2iS,4i2
under class O; $7G,S27, sos under class
D; and $40, ,702, ,79G under class L.
Treasury exports assert that tho
proposition OF tho New York Reform
Club places articles Of class A and u
wholly on tho free list, while many OF
the articles in class O are also placed on
the free list. II this statement be cor
rect the revenue derived from customs
would bo decreased by tho addition to
the free list OF articles now paying duty
to tho annual amount Of S24. 34S, $50,
but might be increased to some extent
by the increased importation OF articles
under class Q on which the duty is re.
duced. They figure, however, that on
tho present basis OF receipts aud expen-
ditures the proposed changes would re-
suit in IN annual deficiency.
Owing to the great accumulation Of
applications and other papers bearing
upon tho appointment Of postmasters
the force OF ccrks detailed 10 the office
OF Fourth Assistant Postmaster r-General
Maxwell to do the work OF briefng and
filing has been increased and the hours
OF labor have been extended.
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AN EXCITING sCENE
In the French Chamber of DeputleS-The
Government Sustained.

Government Sustained.
PARIS, March 2S-In the chamber Of
deputies to-day Deputy MilIevoye ar
gued in sensational language upon his
question as to what more the govern
ment proposed to do in regard to the
Panama cases. There was considerable
excitement in the chamber and an evil
dent purpose on the part Of the oppoai-
ton to bring about crisis.
Millevoye was loudly applauded by
Royalists and Reyisionists when he
severely censured NJ, Rouvier Tor hay-
ing demanded Panama money from NJ.
Plasto for what was claimed to be gov
ernment uses,
"What right had the government or
one OF its ministers" he asked, ito de-
mand money under such circum-
stancesW
This aroused a clamor, partly OF ap-
proval and partly OF denunciation,
When this had subsidized NJ. Millevoye
proceeded TO ask what had been done
in the case Of Cornelius Herr.
"Is the scene" )" he cried, "belng played
behind closed doors at Bournemouth q
drama or O comedy? Why has not
Herr been examined or extradited ~
(Applause and murmurs).
NJ. Bourgeois, ministerof justice, arose
deliberately and replied TO NJ. Mile
voye. He began by alluding to tho
presence in tho chamber OF the acquit-
ted deputies who had been on trial on
the charge Of accepting Panama bribes,
II congratulate the chamber" he
said, zen seeing certain members freed
from the accusations presented against
thcm and restored to their places. AS
to the case Of Cornelius Herr, the Brit
ish government has not opposed the eX-
tradition OF Herr, whose state OF health
has alone prevented him from being
brought up on eXtradition proceedings.
| dcprecate tho continuance OF this de-
bate raised by the enemies OF the re.
public who are aiming to keep up the
agitation until the general election.
Republicans ought to foil their mannu-
vrG." Republican cheers.
The order OF the day was adopted by
show OF hands and afterwards there
was another scene. NJ. Jules Roche
crossed the floor to where NJ. Bourgeois
was sitting and reviled the minister Of
justice for having advised that he
(Roche) should bo prosecuted, NJ.
Bourgeois made no reply, but maintain
cd a stolid silence aud Roche returned
to his seat.
NJ. Do Casonovo do pradinc, deputy
from Loire, and a member Of tho ex-
treme right, demanded urgency for a
motion in favor Of tho dissolution OF the
chamber.
Premier NJ. Ribot opposed tho mo-
tion. The chamber adopted tho pre-.
vious question by vote OF 3l4 to 200,
thus endorsing the action Of the govern.
ment.
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Patrons of Industry.

DE7nolr, MlcrL, March 9o,-At to-
days session Of tho supreme council Of
the Patrons OF Industry resolutions
were adopted dorlaring that the control
Of money should not bo surrendered to
any ono class, bnt should bo supplied
by tho government directly TO tho peo.
pie for services rendered, OF loaned at
low rate Of interest; also that all forms
Of money should bo made full legal
tender and silver should be coined on
equal terms with gold. Reductions In
official salaries aud tho government
ownership Of railroads was also favored,
i. 7. Kerrick, Of Duroll, Pa., was elected
supreme president.
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wAsnlNGroN, D. G., March 2S.--The
senate confirmed tho following nomina-
tions: Theodore Runyon, OF New Jer.
soy. to DO minister to Germany; Walter
D. Dahney, OF Virginia, to be solicitor
for the department OF state; Edward D.
Whitney, OF Now York, TO bo assistant
generals James &. jenkins, OF Wiscon-
sin, to DO United States circuit judge
for tho seventh judicial circuit; Chas.
b. Stuart, OF Texas, to DO Judge OF the
United States court for the Indian tor
ritory; Abner Gaines, Of Arkansas, to bo
marshal OF the United States Tor eastern
district Of Arkansas; Joseph W. House,
OF Arkansas, 10 bo attorney Of tho
United States for tho eastern district OF
Arkansas; Clifford l.. Jackson, Of tho
Indian Territory, to DO attorney OF the
United States court for tho Indian
Territory; Ernest z, Baldwin, OF Mary.
land. to be first auditor; Thomas Hol-
comb, OF Delaware, to DO fifth auditor
OF tho treasury Postmasters: Ponnsyl-
vRnia, Robert u. Brown, Of MeadvillG.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 23.-At
$3.50 tonight q terrific storm struck tho
northwestern part Of tho city, and in its
wake we're left wrecked dwelling houses
and badly demolished manufactures.
Tho roof was blown off OF one OF tho
buildings OF the now Cerealino works
and 1t was otherwise badly damaged. A
number OF other roofs were blown oil.
Hundreds OF small dwellings wero
either lovelled TO tho ground or badly
wrecked and several casualties are re.
ported. The extont OF tho damage can.
not be approximated but 1t will reach
many thousands dollars.
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A srEANIEN DIsAnnED.


Tho Pomoraninn signals Help and tho
DeigCnlnnl Refuses Aida COwHrdly
DcsortlOn.
NEw Yonx, March 29.--Tho Allan
state limo steamer pomoranlan, which
left this port March 10 for Glasgow, Is
disabled at sea. The news was brought
by the Rod Star line steamer DelgOn'
land, Captain Eboh, from Antwerp.
Captain Ehotr snya thoy met tho PomU.
rahian at 2iS0 a. IN. on the 2lst inst, In
latitude 4lo Az, longitude O2e. The
Allan state linOr was dischNrging sig.
nails OF distress, aud was about llvu
miles to tho north whom first seen. The
course Of tho Belgcnland WINS changed
and as shc drew near tho Polueranian
tho latter hoisted thrOo rod lights indI'
eating III am not under control" Tho
nulgonlnnd steamed to within quarter
Of Il milo Of her aud tho Polnoranlun
followed MP her original signals with
tho iniormation "llavo smashed pia.
ton. VIII youstand by aud tow moY'
10 tho latter tho BclgCnlNnd ropliod
that shO could not tnkO hor In tow. 1t
was blowing u ilorco northeNstorIy gallo
ut tho tlmo aud there was MI ugly sou.
Tho DolgUnland did not tarry longer In
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LATER-TnE sTEAMER Al RIaHT.
A CYCLONES WORK.
A Town Almost Dostroyed-l5O School
Children Hurt.

A Town Almost Dostroyed-l5O School
Children Hurt.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 23.-An Ap.
peal acknowledgement from Tunica, Miss,
says: This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a
cyclone.from tho southwest struck this
town aud left wreck and ruin in its
wake. The Masonic and Knights Of
Pythias lodges is total wreck. The
white Presbyterian church aud tho col.
ored Methodist Episcopal church werc
blown down.
The court house roof was blown of
and the colored school building, a two.
story frame, was blown down, IN which
we're 100 children and several OF them
were badly hurt, but none seriously.
Tho residence OF II. A. lIigginbotham
Is total wreck. A number OF other
buildings arc badly damaged. The
damage will reach into tho thousands.
A special from Cleveland, Miss,
states that Cloudburst aud storm de.
stroyed considerable property IN that
vicinity to-day. No lives LOST.
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rHn nAliE sHoNN CAsEs.
The Testimony Complcted-Tho Strikers
Counsel Taken Suddenly Ill.

The Testimony Complcted-T Strikers
Counsel Taken Suddenly Ill.
TOLEDO, o., March 23.-'Tho taking of
testimony was completed in the cases
Of the Lake Shore strikers in the dis
trlct court this morning. James Lennon
deposed that he left the Lake Shores
service rather than handle Ann Arbor
freight and help company which could
not do Justice to its own employees. John
Conley, tho next witness, is not mon-
Der Of the Brotherhood, but left the
Lake Shore beClusc he would not handle
freight the other men had refused to
touch. Three iiromcn-Kessler, Thomp-
son and JamGs-stuted that they left
work because their engineers had quit.
Conductor Willctls was then recalled
and questioned as to the refusal OF
Engineer Leonard to take an Ann
Arbor car ut Alexis
When court re.conVenHd this after
noon, tho illness OF Frank llurd, counsel
for tho engineers, was announced and
court adjourned until Monday.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 23.-Tiro
broke out in tho Office OF tho Claggott
Saddle Trco Company, in tho cast wing
OF the prison mt JclTorsonvlllc. Ind, at
ll;20, aud that portion Of tho prison
was soon in ruins. Tho fire then spread
to tho tailor shop and dining room aud
was soon beyond tho control Of tho
JoiTcrsonvillo fro department Engines
were sOnt from this city and tho flames
were confined 10 tho east wing. The
loss is S75, 900; $2j, 600 to tho state aud
$4,000 to tho Clngsett Company, which
carried $4,000 insurance. Tho convicts
mado no attempt to croatc II panic and
escape, all Of them assisting tho tircmcn
by tho use OF buckets.
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oAI.hIshIG DECLINES
To Reconsider His Action In the Hughe
Case Despite Democratic Requests

To Reconsider His Action In the Hughes
Case Despite Democratic Requests
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 29.-sec-
tary Carlisle has requested the rosigna-
ton OF J. N. Patterson, second auditor
the treasury department. So far he has
declined to resign. The secretary has
accepted the resignation OF W. D. Owen
as superintendent OF immigration. Also
the resignation of A. NJ. Hughes, Of
Tennessee, chief OF the loan division OF
the registry office, treasury department.
Mr.. Hughes was at first recorded as
dismissed for cause" but he was sub
seQuently permitted to resign. This is
the first change made by Secretary Car
Isle among this class OF officials and it
brought down on him this morning sev-
eral OF the Democratic members OF the
Tennessee congressional delegation,
who asked for his retention. Secretary
Carlisle was somewhat surprised at the
request for Mr.. Hughes retention COM
ing from this source, in view Of the fact
that Mr.. Hughes was delegate to the
Republican convention at Minneapolis.
He declined to reconsider his action in
tho matter.
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KANSAS CRY, March 23.-Dispatches
from Kansas and Missouri state that a
severe storm ragged generally over the
two states last night. The rainfall was
very heavy and generally benefited tho
crops. AT Oklahoma City number OF
buildings were blown down and several
OF them burned by lightning.
The storm struck Nevada, No., about
8 o'clock this morning. Tho slate roof
OF the state insane asylum was dam.
aged and the house OF tho engineer Of
the asylum blown down.
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Annlnnsc ln mo Conrt lLnom.

ToLnpo, o., March 93.-Lake Shore
engineers wero on the stand to-day rs
witnesses for tho defense in tho Ann
Arbor trial. 1t was the intention Of
their attorneys to show that when thcy
refused to handle Ann Arbor cars they
were not Lake Shore employees, having
previously resigned. The engineers all
testified TO tho same thing-that thoy
know nothing Of tho courts orders aud
were not aware that thoro were any
Ann Arbor cars in tho train they woro
askod to haul.
On several occasions during tho morn.
ing tho court room broke into applause
when witnesses stated that they would
not become acabs. Judge Kicks num-
Dor OF timos threatened TO ejoct any one
making such demonstrations.
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WILL NOT SURRENDER.
Tho River Coal Miners ltosolvO to Con.
ttuun tIc StIitD.

The River Coal Miners l.OsolvO to Con.
tlnue the Strike.
PlrTsDuRGu, Pa, March 20. - The
striking coal miners Of the Monongahcla
Valley mot at MonongaheIa City to-day
and resolved unanimously TO remain
out until the operators concodc tho do
mund for 81 cents per bushel. Two
families were cvictod from company
houses yesterday and u score moro have
becn notified to vacato in ten days.
The strikers say that starvation Is tho
only thing that will break tho strike.
Tho ranks Of tho strikers were rein-
forced to-day by the miners at tho Coal
Bluff and Shire Oaks mines. Tho men
struck because tho superintendent or.
derod them to mine coal for river con-
tracts.
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A Great slCct storm.

RACINE, Wis, March 2S,-ono OF the
worst sloot storms known in years pre-.
vailed hero last night. Tho entire telo.
phone system 10 crippled. Several poles
broke and went through tho roofs OF
houses and some thirty instruments aro
burned out by electric wires. The cleo.
trio light system Is also crippled and
fifty street lights arO not burning. Elec.
trio cars have stopped running.
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ABACKWARD SPRING.
Great Snow Storm in toe West With Thu
lInI. IInn IlrhInlnr.

Great Snow Storm in toe West With Thun.
der and Lightning.
sr.PAuL, MINI, March 23-Dispatches
from fifty points in western and south.
ern Minnesota aud South Dakota indi.
cato that great storm is raging. At
Fairibault and neishboring points eight
inches OF snow fell aud this was follow
cd by heavy fall OF hail aud thunder
and lightning. West OF Aberdeen tho
fall OF snow was 80 great as to delay
trains. AT st. Paul it begsn showing at
8 o'clock last night and had developed
into driving sleet storm by 0 o'clock.
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PARIS, March 98.-M. Develle, French
minister OF foreign affairs, made short
speech welcoming the members of the
court of international arbitration, the
agents and the counsel. Tho meeting
was purely formal. Credentials were
presented, and tho court organized by
the election OF Baron De Corcelles as
president. 1t was decided to meet ut
e1:30 a. in. each day and to sit for four
hours and halt daily, the meetings to
be open to the members OF the press, to
whom cards should be issued.
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nn Ir.,rn. Nrnrly ls.rnpeh.

New YoaK, March 2S.--A Paris dis.
patch to the Post says; "Tho jury only
convicted Charles DO LoasOps by baro
legal majority Of two. A suspicion Ia
growing that tho government Ia con-
cealing the roal list Of Panama offenders,
NJ. Constans has been engaged for u
week In researches In regard to tho
Panama affair preparatory 70 u strong
attack on tho government to-day, aim.
ing to overthrow tho cabinet"
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AN AWFUL DISASTER.
An Apartment House in Cleveland
Burns to the Ground
AND SIX PERSONS ARE CREMATED,

A Holocaust Which Game in Broad
Day and It is Strange that Anybody
Perlshed-Thc Victims Five Women
and a Child-Thetr Vain Endeavors
to Esoape-Drlven Back TO Death
by the Flamos-only Ono Stairway
and All Escape Cut on
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AT NASHVILLE
Tho Wind Docs Great Dnmngo-Two Fatal
tiles Reported.

tiles Reported.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ga &C.
we're wind and rain storm swept over
Nashville about s o'clock doing much
damage in the northern part of tho
city 10 roofs Of out-houaes, trees
and insecure buildings. In south
Nashville u store, filed with people,
was blown down and a number were in.
jured but not badly with the excep-
ton OF two, one OF whom, q
boy, Eugene Drumrigo. was killed,
and the other, William Drum.
rigo, will not live. All the
Associated Press wires north Of the city
are not working, and no news can be
obtained as to the extent OF the storm
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Tic CnttorS' strike.

NEw YonK, March 23.-ThOro 10 little
or no change In tho situation among
tho striking clothing cutters to-day.
Both sides aro quietly preparing for the
anticipated crisis on Saturday, when
tho threatened lockout by tho manu'
lacturers goos into effect unlosB some
concosSions arO made by tho cutters.
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DuLurn, MtSS. March GA bclatcd
blizzard sot in last night aud within
half an hour street car service was
badly intorforred with. Tho snow is
soft and drifting badly before high
wind which 10 blowing with constantly
increasing force. Telegraph lines arc
dawn.
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SOME EXCEPTIONS
To President Clovelaud's No-Re-
appointment to Office Rule.
IT'S NOT IRON-CLAD BY ANY MEANS

And Many AHooted by 1t Can Find q
Clean of Hope-The West Virginia
Delegation Asks for Mrs. Keuna's
appointment to the POstofilce ut
Churloston-There is no Opposition,
Postmaster General BisseIl VIII not
Object to Postmastors Writing Edi.
torIals Endorsing tho Administra.
tIon-other Washington News.
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the company OF the disabled craft.
When they parted company tho POM
eranian was lying to with little head
steady in tho heavy sea that was rolling,
The exact position OF the vessel when
deserter by the Belgenland was about
$50 miles southeast of Cape Sable and
about 700 miles east OF Sandy Hook.
Captain Ehotf says his reason for not
towing the Pomeranian ia that the rules
Of the company forbid 1t. His statement
ia ridiculed in shipping circles. The
Pomeranian was formerly the Grecian
Monarch. This was his first eastward
trip since she was struck by hurricane
ON February 4, which resulted in the
killing oil her captain and the drowning
Of II passengers and crew. She is big
atout vessel and her agents here, Austin
Baldwin 4 Co., say they have no fear
for the safety OF the vessel.
A telegram from Halifax says that q
steamer is to leave that port this after
noon to search for the disabled vessel
The local agents OF the line characterize
the action OF Captain Ehotf in declining
to tow tho ship as cowardly in the
extreme,
LATER-THE STEAMER ALL RIGHT,
HALIFAX, N. s., March 2S,-The Pom.
oranian has put into this port with her
machinery disabled. She encountered
u terrific gale on Saturday night, which
broke her machinery down. leaving the
steamer helpless. Two starts were made
after repairs had been effected and both
times tho machinery again broke down,
Finally on Tuesday morning she started
and got hero without further accident,
The steamer will be delayed several
weeks hero.
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BRrMEnuAvEN, March 23.-Arrivod-
Huvel, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 9S.-Arrivod--
Paris, Now.York.
GLASGOW, March 23--Arrivod-Ncs.
torian, Philadelphia,
HA,inuuo, March 23.-Arrlyod--
SupviN, New York.
NEw YonK, March 23,-Arrlvcd--
Traaye, Bromen. ~
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Anolher nonb In nomo.

RoMr, March GA bomb WINS OK.
plodod to-day in the street back of the
Universita Della sapienza, No damage
was done. The university is but IL
short distance from the pantheon. No
body saw tho bomb placed aud no ar
rests have been made.
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A Good I.rni,nln NInlln.

PLYMourn, lSn, March 23.-EnOch
Nov, Of Rochester, 1ud., on trial for at.
tempting to bribo an elCctor at tho No.
vombur election, was to-day found guilty
and sentenced TO ton days In jail, fined
S20 and diSfranchlged for ten years, tho
lowest penalty under tho law
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ENGINEERS SIDE
OF the Ann Arbor Strike is Told by
ohief Arthur.
He CLAIMS THAT GREAT INJUSTICE

Was Done the Men by the Managers
5of the RoAd-Had They Been Dis
posed to Act With Fairness There
Would Have Been no Troubls-The
Hearing in Court Yesterday sus.
pended Because ofthe Illness of tho
Strikers Counsel, Mr. Hurd.
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snlcIdes Mt Monte Cnrlo.

NICE, March 2S.-Two men from New
Orleans committed suicide on tho
casino grounds at Monte Carlo last
night. Their names arc given as We'll
and Robb. They had been playing
heavily for several days and on Wed.
ncsday and Thursday lost largo sums.
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PARIS. March 2S.-M. Paul Armand
Challcmcl-Lucour, tho we'll known
writer and statesman, was to-day elect.
ed member OF French academy in sue.
cession to tho latO Joseph Ernest Rcnan.
N. Emilio Nola received but ono Yole.
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ycnthor rorocaSt for To.dny.

For wctt Virginia, and Ohio local rain. Eouih'
ofIy shiitinR 10 westerly winds with colder fTi'
iay nIRhl. Tho temperature Will fall 70 W tOdO'
grecs 6y Saturday morning.
For Western fennsylvania, llght rain, brisk
and high sOuihOtly winds, warmer during tho
day, colder by Saturday morning,
TiIB TEMPERATURE YErERDAY,
a furnished by O. scliSEPE druggist CORNER
Market and Fourteenth streets