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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

II the senate. on the 10Th. the ere
lcntials OF Mr.. Gray. democrat. OF
Delaware. for his second term from
March 1 next were presented n
nlaeed on file. The senate then adj
%iournei out of respect 70 the memory
II Rutherford II. Hayes. former presi-
lent OF the United states. it being =
dav of his funeral......In the house. al
ter the transaction of some unlrn-
por,ant business adjournment was
taken at 1910 y III. u Of respect Z
memory of the late ex-President Hayes.
OFFICIAL confirmation was given. on
The Goth. to the m that a rcconcilla-
ton rad been effected between ex-king
Milan Of Scrvia and his wife Natailc'
n Belrravia. What the political result,
IL any. Of this reconciliation will becan
not be prophesied. but the official state
ment that the differences INC
rx-kinr and Natalie have been settled
has caused great popular rejoicing in
I >crvia.
CAxApIAS trade returns for six
months Of the current fiscal year show
considerable Improvement. The value
Of exports for the six months was s's,-
.a6. rO1. an increase Of s2,5l3.65s over
the corresponding period Of last year.
The imports for the six months show
an increase of 500. SIS, and the duty
collected an increase of s2i5.522-
Tur returns issued by the French
hoard Of trade show that during the
month Of December. 1s92. the value OF
II NJ rkf non frun nE "a M
that the value OF exports increased 10
9li.oOo francs, as compared with the
value of the imports and exports OF
the corresponding month in 1891.
STATE COMPTROLLER CAMPBELL o
New York. in his annual report to thu
legislature. on the Goth. says: Their
j. nov practically no state debt, an'
the states finances are in a satisfactory
and sound condition.
! TIM Nv wheel OF an engine IN tn
| Alice rubber mill, at Woonsockct. X ].
weight 10000 pounds. burst on the 18TH
, wrccking the engine loom and cau>inl
4 els 900 damage. ~ the 1000 cfnpioye
not one was injured.
r Ir 4 now said that Lord Duffsrcin
5 British ambassador at Paris. will y
! appointed in place o. sir John Thomr
I son. should the latter he unable TO ac'
J. as arbitrator in the Behring sea cor
trovcrsy.
Tur business failures occurrin
throughout the country during III
& seven days ended on the Goth numb,
200. For the corresponding week
n last year the figures were pa.
&c RONALD VIM, Baron ~. Oswal'
died in London. on the 10th. aged az.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

PARIS. Jan. o0.-In the parliamentary
Panama inquiry yesterday NJ. s~tephane.
NJ. Propper's clerk. who testified
Wednesday that he gave n list Of com
promised deputies TO NJ. Clemenceau,
was recalled. lie reiterated in detail
his statements as TO the list received by
him from Baron de Reinach and its de-
livery 10 NJ. Clemcnccau. countcracting
in every particular the denials made
Wednesday by NJ. Clcmcnccau before
,ba commission.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

DENVER. Col. Jan. ai.-firc or"a
cut Al an early hour in the un r
Central hotel. a thrrc-story uu''a,"s
n,.,r the Union depot. The main s''"
way was quickly burned away
a mamie cnsued among the qua
Most Of escaped through rear ~ ~
I'M, twelve persons had - be .asss
from the third-story windows ~ IA.
Grcmen. access to the frc-escapcs :,
inc shut OF by smoke. X. +. fair,J y
Toronto. Ont. attempted to p.',ir
through "a window. lie was icar y, :,
cut and may die. The properly
amounts TO $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

hill was introduced in the house
~ representatives. on the 10th, to sus-
pend. during the first year of each pres
idcntial term. all civil-service laws,
rules and regulations. so far as they re-
strict or interfere with the free exer-
else by the president or heads of de-
partmcnts of the power To remove or
appoint officers or employees OF the gov
eminent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

THERE is profound relief in republi-
can circles in France over the state
mcnt II Charles dc Lesseps duplicating
Arthur Meyer, editor Of the Gaulois. as
having received leo, 900 francs from the
Panama company. This. at last. brings
the royalists into the dragnet and
shows, what the friends Of the republic
have claimed from the beginning ofthc
scandal. that the republican officials
and journalists did not have a moncp-
oily Of the Panama corruption fund.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

THE national league for good roads
met in Washington, on the 18th. I'm its
second convention. the first having
been held in Chicago last October. At
tho opening Of the convention there
were present about forty delegates who
had been either formally or Informally
designated by the governors Of states
or local organizations to participate in
It's deliberations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

SOUND.
The state 81 New York Now Prar''''"'
Out at Debt.

ALBANY, y. ". Jan. :i.-statc0omp
troller Campbell. in his annual rePo''
To the legislature, says; There Is no"
practically no state debt. n 'he
states finances are in a satisfactory
and sound condition. The balance !"
the treasury October I. 1891. wass'
$40. 15l: receipts from all sources during
the past fiscal year were si5.s2l' .Oo'
total. sa2.s.i.547; the payments during
the year were $40, 1928. 49t; the balance
in the treasury September 80, 1872 was
"a aac o,3.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

IS the convention Of the National
League for Good Roads in Washington.
on the 18th. the committee on resolu-
tions reported a resolution thanking
the press and asking for their coniin-
ned cooperation. IL was also resolved
that so far as possible the business Of
road-huilding should be separated from
PARTISAN action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

RoNr. Jan. a1.-The congregation z
the propaganda fidc will shortly cor
s,der the claims of bishops Kahn fi'4'
GERALD and SpalGing To the appo'".
ment 81 coadjutor 10 the archnish"p -
81. Louis. 1t Is thought here nat Ne.'
Kahn i almost certain to secure ,nsap
pnin,mcnt. though the claim o. "s'
spalding IS strongly supported
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

THE deepening of navigation in the
50. Lawrence and elsewhere is To pc
completed upon a uniform l4-foot bass,
and in three years time vessels OF =
tons burden will be able to steam from
Great Britain into Lake Superior.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

LoRp E%LrnrSsroSE died in Muzzle-
burgh. Scotland. on the 18th He was
born in is2s. was captain IN the royal
navy, served in the Baltic and Black
seas in 1854, in China. the East and
West Indies and the Pacific, and re-
tired from the navy in 1870. He was a
conservative.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

RESOLUTION was introduced in the
Indiana state senate. on the 18th. To- in
struct the Indiana delegation in con-
rress to vote for keeping the Worlds
fair open on Sundays Vigorous op-
position was encountered from the re-
publican members. but the resolution
was adopted by a party vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

When the postmaster Of Williams
town. Mass, entered his Office. on the
morning OF the 18th. he found that the
safe had been blown open and the Ell
tire stock of stamps, some 5000 in num-
her. had been stolen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Tur French steamship St Marie. from
Narseilles 10 IIavre, ran down an itai-
IAN bark off Vile Franco. on the l4th'
during a heavy sleet storm. Inc park
went down with all her crew OF thir'
teen men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

MRs. SAurEI. X. IANGRELr- OF Den
tor. Md. and her three children were
buried In one grave on the 18TH Inc
mother and her three little ones were
taken down with measles "A week be
fore and all died on the same morning
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

REPRESENTATIVE HARMS Il the 4
member of the Ohio delegation in con
rress who was not prevented by illness
or press of business from attending the
funeral of cx-President Hayes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

FROM Europe as well as from nearly
all parts OF the United States come It'd
ings Of unprecedented cold weather
and consequent suffering and in many
eases death among the poor. In the
Balkans and in Russia packs OF wolves
infest the towns and cities and attack
and in some cases devour those unfor-
,unatc enough to fall among them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

A 1T is not the intention of the vat
lean 10 esta blish u legation in the United
States, Mgr. Satolli will. II IS stated IN
Rome. reside in New York, and not IN
Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

E~x-PREsIprSr RuTEKnfoRp H. HAYES
died at his residence in Fremont, o., at
II o'clock on the night OF the nth, oil
neuralgia OF the heart. aged 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

THE Chinese government Is having
difficulty in getting anyone 10
come 10 the United States To act as
minister To Washington. The present
minister. Mr.. Tsui Owo Yen. will soon
return to China
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

SEVEN deaths from choleraic dis
eases have recently occurred NJ 'he
lunatic asylum at Halle, Pussian say
onv. The cause Of the disorders has
peen traced TO impure water used al
liz ASYLUM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

PIERCE CRorrY died suddenly in New
York on the 10th. lie was los years OF
age, was born in Ireland and lived IN
New York city eighty-two years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

IT is reported on excellent authority
that there i now ample evidence OF "A
royalist conspiracy in France n that
arrests will be made at an early date
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

A DEFICIENCY of s,ooo,ooo francs :
stated TO exist in the Rome pranch OF
the Ranco Naroli. The cashier OF the
Rome branch has been arrested ana a
director has abscondcd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Mon SAroLII confirms the belief that
The nope is seriously displeased at the
manner in which his legate To America
has been treated 10y certain ccclesiastie>-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

DourSIco TARAGSErro. an Italian,
and Sing kee. a Chinese. were hanged
at Nanaimo. II. c.. on the 10th. Each
murdered q fellow-coun'ryman. kee
walked to his doom firmly. while la
r~acnello had to he dragged To the scat
fold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

E~SelSFrR Gro. STITU and Fireman
VIM. Warren, both Of Tcrre Haute. met
with frirhtful deaths AT Jessup. on the
vandalia branch road. n short distance
north Of Terre Haute. They were on a
coal service engine drawing five cars.
md. while IL was running at full speed
the engine left the track. turned over
and crushed both men to death Instant
liz. None Of the other employees were
injured. The accident " rs probably due
TO Spreading rails. The wrecked train
Is made up al Terrc Iiautc, and goes to
Rosedalc each morning ut 6 o'clock. re-
turning at night Engineer smith IS
nm old engineer. and has been on the
Vandalia many years. lie leaves a wife
| and family. Fireman Warren i a young
unmarried man. This is the first fatal
accident for many years on the Van
dalia lire. which has nm unusual record
in that regard.
THF United states Express Co, which
has had the Michigan division Of the
Zig Four ever since It's construction ms
the Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan,
twenty wears ago. will. on February !.
he supplantcd by the American Co.
which operates over the remainder OF
the Big -Four system.
EDwrS GREEN. alias Edward Davis,
was arrested At Valparaiso, for bigamy.
lie is believed TO have at least five wives
in Michigan and Indiana.
THr Order Of Railway Tclcgraphcrs
Of the Big Four held a meeting at In
dianapolis and accepted the new schcd'
ulc Of wages and rules presented by the
railway company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
IN SrapcB FOR THE PEG LEG NINE.

ca, Francisco Jan. o. (spccian.-rhre" veteran
nro.u.c,ors left here Yesterday 20 search lOr INV
mv.tcrIous Peg Leg Mine which Hes somewhere Il"
IA. Colorado Desert between san Eerhhiuiho """
ynmo Their leader Is Thomas l. Doan' WHO n's
twice vaiuly tried TO find this desert bonanza """
his companions John d. Bell ana James VT
They all know the desert well. and they are el"pP'
o.. -. IN reduce TO the minimum the danger Of dralh
,op heat or exhaustion. They will enter the desert
hv Warmers Pass and they will spend Mt least hNe
month, I'm careful exploration Of the district where
,;e mine is supposed to be located over forty years
AGO peg Legn Smith found the mine by accident
which now bears his nickname since then II mas
,o ro.,iecov.red once about twenty years ago. bnt
,,, ,,scoverer died from the effects Of his hard
hin, inst nc ne was ready to lead search parry mo
1he desert since then more than scorr OF eApfrl
iie nr,,nc rinrS have lost their lives In searching
' ,,ino ,,nc of the best known victims was
i,oun. Cover Riverside orangegrower, whose b'hy
has never been found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
CHANCES OF TIE ANTIOPTION ELL

Washington, Jan. 22.--t looks now as II me oe'Ate
would be able 10 dispose Of the AnOptioh Dill "i'''
a dav or two and thus clear the way lor 'he ''"'
work Of the session This muchknocked about measure
h, had The place OF privilege the calendar Tor over
thren months and IT'S opponents have cohrN'a u
proyent action on II all this time without even hon'e
ahv taxing the endurance of the senate iher "o'lu
hay. bern a vote two weeks ago. perhaps DnV 'o'
the apprehension that an energetic movement WI ~"
t,e repeal Of the sherman act would lie pteun ~ S
NJ IN. n4ndinc lIu was gotten rid Of. Now mat 'h'
ilvar men see their way clear 10 defeat any e"of' 10
repeal the present bullion purchase law there Il no
,oncor ANYTHING 10 b. gained on their part 10y "'1'S's
q vote on the Washbnrn bill, ana rs aus W."
already the steering committees" on Do'h S'ucs
ta an agreement some days ago fixing tomorrow
~ Tuesday as the day for the fina vote, n a -
20 tha srnaie made early this session sho"'u ~,
,ntrdr majority for the Washburn l!l. htotinlS 4,
"nno.ltion 10 The has gained III sllens nr
,fhoiffnl II Mr. Masiburn can poll more man ,,,
,ov majority some Of the enemies o ~ 20 az
hat II will not have ma ority oi more INA" WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
uorses au0 Carriages


CONTRACTOR WILL SELL five
hor-es ar any reasonable price, also Two
NOrnitn pFtrr-. W,I-h > go 90. ~. mot
Onc-tn!ld value: two bocky built hur-rs
2..nO e. -l2j. ErUJt bligIin also -Ouni
flHilv f1adhOrs suit most any p"r-ol I,
surrey wagon and top Brrn-t"r buggy at a
- rilco. see OWNER residence 30 Leon
ard--i.. ne1s Drig2--tNc.. ''ircnio'nf
LtfNN n TAI" horse burkhO ri. po q.
couhlr. >iug,c harness. draugnt hof-r. "a, any
on g. oNu"I "a tf0ubi'. NAI;TIN EROS.
OOt Occan-a,r.. Jersey city.
FOR SALE.-A hnc lot a. breeding.
-h"iianf aui Welsh ponies. Addr =, Dr..
-. G. IA E>ON. =. .. Boz lOl i m1ira
J.. /.
WAN EDO Ouo.uJp leoplr TO send
'or Prch'- a;rsr" and harn's~ catalogues T..
arg; assortment 81 Amer "a verr mod p
at prices dom lny su.h eNtrayaclrt
i.hrd isoc. Sd ire.. j. II. Fitch. Bur
! linc'On y. ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
-, errr,r SOME HISTORICAL POINTS.

Wa.b,npton Jan. 22-oencral and 1aVoraD'e le
sponses are being received TO c'rcniar from Wv wa"
Depart ment inviting State co'op'i"uo, =,
,, ,, ,ostions 81 their troops In the lines OF
it'll ui,hin the National Military Park at CmcKh-
maueua ard Chattanooga. Measures nave hireAd'
been prepared in The Legislatures OF The following
s,st4s providing for the appointment OF COMMISSIONS
hv the Governors to locate all regnehtai ana pa'rr'
uositIons: Nrw-Jersey, pennsylvania i"u'""a' Ian
nois Michigan. Wisconsin, keh'"cN' i."". 90
,,, aud Te,as Olio has completed the location oil
her ir0ops The lines OF all divisions on BON su'
.rd mos OF the brigIdrs have already b' aso'a"'n
IL IA. National (Oinlnl--lVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
BOARD an0 Rooms.


4 HANDSOMELY furnished four.rOom
apartment bath. llchi. heat. ATTENDANCE
private table. or Without boari hnr
once AMI rec ptlon room. - West 5'th.>'
HNCk rARLOR. with extension -oufn-
ern exposure every oOnycnlcnrc. 90 West
3tth--t.
ILMINGION-ANE. 3-4.-FuIui-hed
rooms, every convenience. with or without
board references.
5lI-ANE.. 4o3.--lroat ioom'. furna 80
er,t" nf.. bns.d. $50 He'Slt tND hIl
fohrs. so "tra.
40 WEST 2sTH.ST.. Imp"royIl Hestau.
.an, --lisnd-opc.y furnish rooms, Win
uata.
33p.>T.. o. W'rST. b-tWr-n BfOJdwSy
ond Irrge and small rooms, "h
srlt' o. -lue.y.
5-TU-,T.. 3l3 Wt-sr-Iwo large rooms
M thlii floor. -luc'v or cn suit WIN
board reference, exchanged.
i3D.Sr l.p Wisr-fNtra llrg"
warm. sunny single iOOiI. for gentleman
INST. lo-, table, Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
for Sale.

\ PRIVATE FAMILY. going obroad.
VIII scI an thclr mrni'pir. Few "'rh'
u--d c."-aut .ntioi SUIT. me i"'n'" :
led. lounge. mir cr- 1T od- mttl'r',
'dbl,-, ,lafs, -OcbOurl, piano. r''' l'o
Lat 4Gth.-t., near Lexington ave-.
: .OOD.PANING RESTAURANT for
sal. r-fabl. .hrI IL Year, Nil sell al
bargain ll-heslth the cause 81 seiIihs. Il
sou,h.s'.
Ar REDUCED PRICES So second
hand wood and iron wofAing machlne,
fully guGrsntred; mscLlncsy bought aud =
changed. uLOK'ib y. EpO1' SOo M'i
i,on.st.
ATTENTION serving ma hin,, Of all
binds new. s25 good second hand $40
cash or ,redit - hanged. rented. AZ
RACSt HIS. 2,ljl 3i-al".. llsth'-t.
A MAGNIFICENr. $1,000 grand ny:
f!ght $50; every Improvement ,liOhk'Nt
ffeine fcpeat.ng action gudiaht'cd. l''
Wet 23d-st.
rGNCIRr GRAND UPRIGHT PLANO.
-,.otI uaacr; nsst-cla>- Ia every lAl
uculIf. gieat du't.0n; gat,'ognr l'-''
>TADIr. Mnng'a tuttis, i11l Lexington
I'VE. iioth--t.
DISKS oris, mrnif. o.. cash or cr"dl,
5gH BiOadWaF secondhand d''h1. pa
lion. rliIug. bought and cN' HANGED '1
W.T. 4th.>t.. near Bfpad"aY special +-'I
iolltDp>. 5is.
MILE. HAUGNON. 7g6 Madl-on.,Sr..
na,r GSd.st VIII sell the lannre ~ the
lfDoffri velvet Paris costumes. satin cor
81 - no rcead Of cost; ladi', ma
t-ilal made mp; ftaso, able perfect mr.
MUSICAL HON. new. sop hno - t'n' =,
with /ltlet attachment. nnrlN inlaiu a."
- inches long cot SlOV. sIl t'Vi meet
moncy 2o5 proai"sy. Room p.
SAFES -llnrCaln- ~ now aud -"rpnu-
hand -nf,.-. i3tsr stYck % select from; no
combination prices SAFE repaired. j. ~.
CROSS 400 BroldWar
TYPEWRITER Bennington typ"Nrit ;
good condition viii --ll OF rent cheap, Nd
dfr-- rs PlWRlvER J.. -. Bon Coz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
Ci!p Zeal estate Cor Sale

FOR SALE OK 10 EENT.-i'lcpant
forts loot front r'>.cen,e, 81 Wrst 9Uth.
tdo"t flinltple. Actrrss OH Nft. Il. o.
BOX $40.
HENDQC ARrl.l.> Tor West side hou.r..
flO coo ~ RIO 0up several decided h1'-
gains. WEES. Eud llou-". 80 oCO. STE.
NEN~ rn-al'.. corner j3l Il. 3'h-1N".
and IOith--t.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VISITORS Buy beau.
il.ui ,hIfaLo home: ioca;4on unsu'pa-,e i /;
near IHiN'T-ifY AMI TrpoWn.t midway
l'l1l-1nt.' - foot Stone ~OufI fInut. II
ruuin~ CONSTRUCTED Modern Improvements
Throughout owner VIII Occupf same. ID
Joining transportation unpNtelicd rlcc;l.c.
cable. steam. elevated $1,000. ha.f cash
rent Fair season. =. 800. references cN-
changed. :. /. -. I'kiDNORE arrh.fc,t
mi owner l23 Ia >1ll"--f.. Chiraeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
Moody AND SANKEY ~ WILNINGrON.

Wilmington Del, Jan. 22-Mo"hy ana e'hN'' ~
gan n series OF revival meetings at the rink her" I'M
evening Thirty.nve hundred people were In th'
huiIdInp and many were turned away, The choii
Of 800 voices was led by Mr.. Sankey. MI Moody
text WAS Prayer7 The doors OF tn" rhh were c'o'U
At q 80. II Is estimated that 10000 person, apph'o
f.ru adj mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Z al
dim :. sGd The sale, Of the day included 800 G''
Hn,,rican Futures closed quiet, Amer ca NJ inllns
low middlpg clause January delivery. 10 orc l4'I
January aud February delivery !oGIa3 gu fno
,a,v and March dcli,ery 1864 a5 il-Old March ana
Npr delivery, I2Gid buyers; Agrii and Nay a,N t
o,s' Ilne and July delivery. i7-6id sellers Jny anu
August delivery ls-6iaj l0-C4d: August aud S'ptm'
her delivery > 1904 buyers. -, -.
Galveston jan. oi.-Corton steady; midlling ~
low niddling DC good ordinary. net ana sio,, ~.
"cipt.. 1923 bales saeS. Lays bales; stock I'''l"
I'd Sotfok Jan. oI.-Cotton steady; mdlne pc low
middnc i5.IGc; good ordinary. SO net 4,9 100
."nimt. yyl bales sales Ia bales st0ck. @Olni burs
Nrw.orcan, Jan, @l-Cotton quiet and stray n,a n.y..
dtinr 0Lc 3. low middling De good ordinary, -, ne
I'D gross receipts js5s bales exports t. nr'd bfinn
100 h,cs To Frame. GIL bales 10 thc Continent o
ses 10 800 bales; sales. 1900 bac-' sl"'"
81 27s bales. - 90, A.. ,,ddi,o. OH. low
rtdin~ a. cool ordinary. she, net and go -
9S hale ex,or,s coastwe. ~, bales; sales. 2Oo Ci
siOck gl,iii bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
THE VE4THER REPORT.
A sXOwsTOHM HOw IN THE LAKE fh"ioN'

,vos,rnyton jan PA storm OF moderate s"""s'"
!, .,,,sl over Lake Superior and the barometer mas
fallen rapidly IN the mido'e N'sHser" i u,"
.,,, ro,.t ,,ulf States and the Plateau ana Pa'ihc
60, ,ooIons are occupied by areas OF high BAROMETER
rho barometer is also high over Manitoba i"er' nus
, , General and marked rise In temperature. cN'ef'
IN the Red River Of the North Naiey a"u '"''',D".
. tina ,eupcraturc has fallen 10 to 20 DEGREES i"e"e
~ | ,.uo, I'm the lake regions and North Dakota' ana
RAIN /. reported the Texas coast r',s"hr,e ",'
weather ha, bcea fair. Colder wcotner " nncs
inhi,atai ,r /, the middle Atlantic and Ne" m
sin,rs The weather viii be somewhat "''"''' WV" "
,'~s.in, cloudness aud probably s"'"'