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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

building Lots located as follows:
Investment Corner on 25th Street.
Southeast corner of Twenty-ffth and Bartlett
Of rooms each; rent So So lot s%i G S feet
both streets accepted by the city.
Elegantly Situated Corner Residence
Southwest corner of Twenty fourth and Dolores
streets; 2story house of 10 rooms; lot 125x114;
commands grand views OF almost entire city.
Corner on Capp Street.
Southeast corner Of Twenty-third and Capp sts.;
house of rooms and bath; remit 1913; lot 40x70
feet; room for another house.
Four Flats on Nineteenth Street.
North side of Nineteenth ST., between Guerrero
and Dolores; good and substantial fats; rents
all Of the rear part Of the lot is vacant; lot very
large, S4:1x309 feet
Downtown Investment.
Nos 62s, $50 and 632 Eddy St.. n. side, bet. Lar
bay-window houses Of Srooms and bath each ;brck
foundation; stone walks, ETC.; street accepted;
houses in good condition; rent 1929; lot 57:6x93.
Douglass and Eureka Streets Building
Lots.
w line Of Eureka ST. and E. line of Douglass, rs
feet s. of Eighteenth: 6 lots, each 25x125 feet;
level ON grade; ready for building.
Six Lots.
A-Lot on Z. line of Eureka ST., 80 g feet g. Of
Blot 2S7, Gift Map L 25x7O level; near
CA lots on the sw. cor. of Noe and AIyarado
sts; corner 26:6x105, and 8, each 25x114.
Duncan-Street Lots.
n line OF Duncan ST., 90 feet L. of Noe; lot 1874
x114 feet, orin three equal subdivisions of 26l1a
xll4 feet each; easy terms.
Investment on Bryant Street.
518 Bryant ST., NV. side bet. Third and Fourth;
story house in rear rents 46; lot 2nxSO feet,
Cozy Mission Cottage.
2421 Harrison ST., E. line, bet. Twenty first and
Twenty-second; nice nearly new bay-window
cottage OF rooms and bath; brick foundation;
stone walks, etc.; nice garden; lot 25x100.
GOugh-street Residence.
No. 1120 Cough ST., east line, between Ellis and
OFarrell; elegant 2-story and basement bay-win-
provements and conveniences; in good condition:
lot S0xlO3:6 feet; good location for doctor.
Residence in Mission Warm Belt.
No. 1923 Nineteenth St., between San Carlos ave.
and Valencia St; nice 2-story bay-window resi-
dence of rooms and bath; brick foundation:
stone walks, etc., street accepted; lot 81 :6x85.
Folsom-street Investment.
No. 92S Folsom ST., northwest side, bet Fifth and
Sixth SITS; 3-story house in four fats; rents $52;
lot 25xS5.
Columbia Heights Cottage.
East line of N ajestic ave-. bet. Ottawa ave. and
Is only two short blocks from the electric road on
San Jose ave., and is two blocks north of Ocean
View and is offered cheap.
Cottage on 25th Street.
No. 1928 Twenty-ffth ST., north side, bet Folsom
rooms and bath; brick foundation, etc.. lot 25x75.
tculars
North Point Warehouse Lot.
East line OF Winthrop Formerly Webster) street,
$50 feet north of Lombard: lot 6S:9xS3:4 feet.
Terms, cash, subject to confirmation by the Supe-
rior Court
G. III. UMBSEN & CO.,
IA Montgomery Street.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Stockton, Market and Ellis Streets.

Send for Professor j. III. Hudson's ceIe-
brated lecture on the errors of Youth
and on Lost Manhood" 1t will cost YOU
nothing.
Visit the institute when you can All pa
tients seen in private consulting-rooms. Out
of-town patients can learn all about their cases
ii they send for symptom blanks. All letters
monials in the writing of the individuals
cured.
Office Hours, A. M. to M. Sun
days, o to IL.
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Annual Club Regatta.
Another Continuance.
Revival of Baseball.

Baseball is reyiving in Alameda. A
match game will be played to-day at the
West End cricket grounds. between the
Emeralds of Oakland and the Tillman &
Bendels of San Francisco.
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ALAMEDA,

The grounds of Captain R. r. THOMPSON
presented an attractive appearance last
evening, the occasion being the garden
party and military concert of the Woman's
Exchange and Relief Society.
The Angel Island military band was
stationed under big oak-tree and fur
nished inspiring mnsic. The ground s
were Illuminated by two big locomotive
headlights and innumerabIe japanese
lanterns.
There were three booths, lemonade,
candy and straw berry, in charge of the
ladies. The Encinal band furnished the
music for dancing.
A Retraction Demanded.
Commodore Joseph A. Leonard of the
Enclnal Yacht Club sailed in Ell Sueno for
San Mateo Friday evening, ami will in
vestlgate the charges made by the San
Mateo press against members of the club.
Ihe commodore has been convinced that
the members of the club did not disturb
the peace and dignity of the residents of
San Mateo on the occasion of the cruise
two weeks ago. He is bent on seeing that
the stigma placed against the fair name of
the club Is removed.
Annual Club Regatta.
Commodore Leonard of the Encinal
Yacht. Club has issued an order that the
annual challenge pennant regatta will take
place on May 80, which will be sailed over
theme inside course. The starting gun
for class al, and 2 will be fired at 5 80
o'clock, the preparatory gun at 8: 35, which
last gun Will be preparatory for classes 3.
4, 5 and 8; starting gun at 8 40: limit gun
at $40.
Another Continuance.
The case of A. McNamee. charged with
selling liquors to minors, has been con-
tinued by Justice Morris for one week.
The attorney for the defendant raised the
point that the law under which his client
was arrested has been declared unconstitu-
tional as applied to the county.
Revival of Baseball.
Baseball is reyiving in Alameda.
match game will be played to-day at the
West End cricket grounds. between the
Emeralds of Oakland and the Tillman &
Bendels of San Francisco.
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Western Addition-French Flats.
North line (Nos. 2l10 and 2ll2) of Suffer st.
40 feet west Of Steiner; building contains two
modern-built French fats of and rooms and
bath: handsomely finished; brick foundation
concrete walk; basalt rock on Suffer ST.; Suffer
and Geary st. cables; Fnlmorest. electric road
rents $72 so; lot 81 :3x137:6.
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Circulars and testimonials of the Great
Hudyan sent free.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
CONGRESS-.
Mr.. Reed Makes n Speech on the FL
nMMcinl situation.

Mr.. Reed Makes n speech on the FL
nmncinl Situation.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The debate Oh
the administration bill to authorize
the issue of S50O,OOO.OOO god bonds
for the purpose of retiring the legal
tender and treasury notes began in
the house, and continued for six hours.
1t developed widely divergent views
Mt the outset. The silver Democrats
and Populists opposed it o'ltrighgt.
Some Of the administration Democrats
favored n substitute OH the lines of the
Carlisle hill. while Mr.. Reed, the lead
er of the Republicans. after Il speech
charging the present trouble to the
deficiency in the revenue. introduced n
bill authorizing the secretary OF the
treasury to sell 3 per cent coin bonds
to keep up the gold reserve and cer-
tificates Of indebtedness redcemable
ut the pleasure of the government to
pay current expenses until the rcvc-
nues shall equal the expenditures. The
issue of gold bonds, he said, would
discriminate against the coin bond of
the past.
The senate session opened with a
very breezy personal alteration be-
tween Mr.. Mitchell (Or.) and Mr.. Har-
rls (Tcnnl. The words "ungcntlcman-
ly" and Contemplate" were on
changed, and for time 1t looked as
though the senate chamber might
witness Il repetition of the bclligrrcnt
scene in the house last week. But tho
conflict assumed Il somewhat SeriO-
comic aspect and the senate soon re-
lapscd into an unrvcntfnl cOnsidera.
tiOn of routine business. The senate
modified the Japanese treaty so as to
provide for its abrOgatiOn on one
years notice after it goes into effect.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
AROUND THE GLOBE
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All Important Occurrences of the
East Week, Boiled Down and Arr.
anged for Rapid Reading, FROM
Home and Abroad.
From the Nution,. Capital.


The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce has agreed upon
a bill for the punishment of train
wrcekers.
Attorney General Olney has given an
opinion to the secretary of war holding
that the army and navy officers come
within the scope of the income tax law.
The United States supreme court yes
terday granted the motion to advance
the income tax cases on the docket
and set the argument for the first Mon
day in March.
The total imports of sugar under
number 16 Dutch standard for January
amounted to 75S. .1DS. 40 pounds, pro-
Dably the highest figure attained in
any one month in the commercial his
tory of the country.
The vice-president yesterday laid be-
fore the senate the credentials Of Hon.
Richard +. Pettigrew, of South Dako-
ia, reelected to the senate for six years
from March 4. 1895. The credentials
were placed on file.
The consular and diplomatic appro-
priation bill as reported to the senate
provides for the construction of ca
BILE between the United States and
Hawaii and as part Of the cost $780,
800 Is appropriated.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09

construct platforms every twelve
mjssioners. Bills introduced in the
senate: Little. fixing fees of sllerifts
for transporting insane to the asylum:
Sorley. providing clerk hire for regis
ters of deeds: Hitler. for levy and col
lection of poll tax.
In the house bills were introduced: {:
Murphy, for the taxation of property
in unorganiZcd counties; Kellogg. for
the care and cure of inebratcs and
narcotics. provides for sentence to 4
Keely cure or other establishments
for treatment; Edwards. declaring
cities one voting precinct. of which
wards and other subdivisions are a
part. object to permit persons to vote
who change residence within twenty
days prior to elections; Logan. permit
ting school and other state land to be
leased. il cultivated. at . IL per cent
of the appraised value, end If unbrok-
en- at 1-2 of 1 per cent. will permit
lease of grazing lands at 5 cents per
acre; Wallen. requiring children to re-
side in districts ninety days to gain
the advantages of free schools. The
effect Is to require country children to
pay tuition in city schools.
The committee reports Il substitute
for the bill fixing the salary of the
county judge at 500 for population
Of 1000. 500 for each additional 1000
up to 5000, 1000 for $4,000 and 81 100
for $1,000. The woman's suffrage COM
mittee reported Senator Stevens bill
of 1893 as substitute for Edwards
bill. Mrs. Devoe Of Harvey, ILL.,. will
represent the Grand Forks Suffrage
association ut Bismarck for the bill.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Unfortunate Eyents,

Mrs. Frances William was struck by a
Wabash locomotive at Burrows, Ind,
and fatally injured.
A man named Reuter-, living near
Charles City, Iowa, was frozen to
death and was found sitting in chair.
The 4-year old child of Mrs. Hattie
Jones Of Marion, Ind, was fatally
burned while playing about a CRATE.
The new coal shaft at Mascoutah,
| ILL.,, was damaged to the extent Of
| $4,000 by qnicksard.
The bodies of the crews lost from the
oargcs wrecked off Port Judith have
come ashore.
Eight coasters were seriously injured
and one was killed i'll Il collision be-
:Ween IL Dobsled and cable car in st.
Louis.
Trainmen on the Memphis route rA
! mort two men frozen to death near the
railway track six miles from Hoxie,
i Ark.
The farm residence Of William
Pance, ON the Owen Loveioy home
stead. of underground railroad fame,
one mile east Of Princeton, Ind. was
destroyed by fire, together with the
contents.
Fire Chief John Redell. who went
from Chicago to assume charge Of the
Omaha department the first of the year
probably was permanently crippled at
fire. He slipped and suffered concus-
sion of the spine and Is in serious
condition.
At Zacatecas. Mex. DR.. John Pow
ell, a physician of Pennsylvania, who
came to Mexico few months ago to
| take position as surgeon and ply
sician for an American mining COM
papy, was accidentIy shot and killed
| by companion.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Personal Mention +.

Richard Mansfield, the actor, is i'll at
Little Rock, Ark.
Justice Howell Il. Jackson of Ten
nessee is i'll. 1t is feared that his con-
dition is serious.
Paul Du Chillu, the distinguished
African explorer, is visiting friends In
Hartford, Conn.
1t is understood that Col. Sheridan,
brother Of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan,
Is to write biography Of the general.
Nine. Patti, who has been suffering
from a chill at Vienna, has recovered
and gone to Dresden.
Judge Alfred Yap, .. one Of the most
noted jurits and authors Of law books
IN Ohio. is dead.
A colored Baptist clergyman Of Nir-
ginia, DR.. Binger, says he can immerse
1G4 persons in sixty minutes; and some
of his flock say that even John the
Baptist couldn't have done any better.
Prof. f. w. Smith, aged sevcnty-tive,
died at Lexington. Ky, last night. For
thirty years he has been principal OF
the commercial college of Kentucky
university.
Miss Willard, niece of Frances Will
ard, is guest of Mrs. Cleveland ut the
White House. Miss Willard is Il singer
Of much excellence. She has had su-
perior schooling abroad.
Patrick NJ. Egan, eX-minister to
Chile, in Chicago the other day. secuted
the idea of anything like formidable
Central American combination against
Mexico. He says Mexico is simply
able to take care of herself.
DR.. Jamin Strong, one of the best
known specialists on mental diseases;
for several years superintendent OF
the Northern Ohio insane asylum, died
at Cleveland, Ohio, to-day of heart
| disease.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Otherwise.

Henry Meyers Of Dixon, Ill.,, was CIV
en- Il verdict of S5O.OOO for injuries in an
Illinois Central railroad wreck.
Possession Of II. II. Jacobs theater
Mt Cleveland. Ohio. was taken for non
payment Of rent.
]. $. Coxey was sued for S5.4G4 in
Cleveland by Harmon u Irawlcy, al
legged to be due Oh 4 restaurant.
The petrified body of man twenty
feet in length was found on Thomas
Barkcr's farm, near Abba, Iowa.
A reduction in Chicago-Ncw York
grain rates ordered ut tn" Cleveland
meeting is - uceded to be inadequate.
All Of Brooklyn's warehouse inter-
ests with Il single exception are now
consolidated into one. The deal was
executed today.
Mayor Caldwell Of Cincinnati in an
interview to-day said that any profess
sional prize fighter coming here would
be sent to the worlihouse.
Mrs. Sarah Spencer of San Francisco
was awarded 100000 at Little Rock
for injuries received in wreck on the
Iron Mountain railroad.
At birmingham Ala, Wiley Glenn
entS and Joshua Hughes. mine bosses.
were this morning fatally wounded by
Bud Jones, a negro miner.
A bill has passed the North Carolina
senate to prevent prize fighting or bet
ting on anything Of that nature in
North Carolina.
At Alton. ILL.,. the Illinois Glass COM
pany has shut down a continuous tank
furnace. throwing out of employment
32l hands. This is owing to the action
of iii" child labor law.
Miss Ada Wolfe of Mount Pleasant,
Mich. has brought suit against Mark
Sweet of I.don. Ohio. for alleged
breach Of promise. claiming $4,000
damages.
Coal miners III Rutland, ILL.,, are suf-
fering because Of the suspension of
tie Northern Illinois Coal company,
which. before that occurrence. had not
paid many of them for Il month.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood Of
Engineers has gone to the Pacific coast
to consult with mon there on the re-
ductions proDoscl in the new southern
Pacific schedule.
The sensational divorce suit Of Mrs.
victoria Weaver against CHdIleS Wet
yer ut Brazil Ina. has been dacided.
Mrs Weaver WAS given a divorce and
the custody Of their two children.
NJ. A. Eddy, Il farmer living near
| Sycamore, ILL.,, read in his farm paper
that soft coal ground fine, was 81 good
thing to mix with feed for hogs. He
tried it yesterday and has sixty dead
hogs.
Tha last Of the horde of gamblers
and lottery fakirs who have for years
infested Kansas City. Kan, practically
unmclested by the authorities. have ut
last moved out. This ends the crusade
against them.
The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany of San Francisco has announced
that it will ccntinle the rate-cutting
to Puget sound ports as long as the
opposition lines continue to run steam
erS.
Henry Pressy. farmer. died at
Copenhagen. Ont, Of smallpox. He
contracted the disease handling money
which had been in the possession Of u
smallpox victim
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
DEBs, TRIAL GOES ON.
rour Defendants Discharged but tn
Rresidenf Not Among Them.

Fou Defendants Discharged but the
President Not Among Them.
Chicago. Feb. 6 -Four Of the de-
PENDANTS In the Debs conspiracy trial
were discharged by Judge Grosscup
to-day-Dennis I.arkin, Frank Dreyer,
James Mcdonald and John Burke.
The argument of the attorneys for the
defense for the discharge Of all of the
defendants was made last night, the
Judge reserving his decision until to-
day. He announced the discharge Of
the four men at the opening Of court,
reserving his answer on the discharge
of Director John F. McVean and John
j. Hannahan. Referring to the sVter
eleven defendants, including Debs, he
simply said to the attorneys for the
defense: "You may go ahead with
your side of the case"
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
NEws BOILED DOWN.

Items of General Interest Placed in
Few Lines.
Sir William Whiteway has not vet
succeeded in forming Newfoundland
ministry.
The national convention of ST. Pat
rick's Alliance of America opened at
Elizabeth. \. j., to-day.
Capt. James NJ. Lewis, a retired
army officer dropped dead at Wichita,
Kan, from heart disease.
Over 300 negro emigrants from
Georgia passed through San Antonio.
Tex. today on their way to Mexico.
The village of Lcipsic. Putnam coun-
ty, Ohio. had It's business section
burned out. Tho loss is SS5,OOO, with
insurance covering Onc-third
Allowing for depreciation the lost
steamship Elbe was worth S3OO.MO.
She cost S725.OOO. Tho North German
Lloyd company insures itself.
Frank Sclmcr of Kansas City. the
common law husband of Lille Hobart
is myStrrionSly missing, and so is ST.
4iO in gold belonging to his wife.
The BGdman leaf tobacco warehOus,
at Cincinnati caught fire in Il mySteri-
GUS way and is now in ruins. nothing
but the walls standing. Loss. $3.50. 900.
In an insurance case just decided by
the circuit court of appeals at Kansas
City death by suicide is declared to
be cause for not paying Masonic
policy.
At Sheffield, Mo-, while Mrs. George
SlitZcl was away her home caught
fire and Maggie and Henry. aged rc-
spcctively one and three years, were
crcmated.
Rev. \. IT. Colt, ID. D.. rector of st.
Paul's school, is dead at Concord.
II. For eight years DIR. Colt was Il
trustee Of Trinity college. He was Ga
years of age.
Gen. Rcys. with 5000 government
troops, recently attacked the rebels at
Honda, Colombia, and defeated them.
or the rebel force Gen. Aldano and
ninety men were killed.
The striking runners and drivers of
the Lchigll Valley Coal company at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, to the number of
900 returned to work this morning
The company granted nearly all the
demands.
At the regular meeting of The Chi
cagO live stock exchange the SUN Of
$1,000 was turned over to tho board of
directors to be usel at their discretion
for the benefit of the sufferers Of
South Dakota and Nebraska.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Criminal DOinRs.


Matthias Jutte died in jail at In
1iarapolis from taking rat poison.
Harvey Booth wealthy Wyoming
cattleman was found murdered in his
barn near Evanston.
In IL drunken frenzy Charles Led
Deter stabbed to death Patrick Duff in
q saloon in Austin, Tex.
Henry Semple, Il Philadelphia book
keeper. who abscondcd with 81 800 was
captured in Denver.
Four Warren county ILL.,, prisoners
escaped through the roof of the county
JAIL but two were captured.
The trial of Louis De Forges the
:ity councilman at New Orleans in
dicted on Il charge of bribery. resulted
In mistrial.
Ghouls have stolen the body of John
Weston, the negro who was killed by
Newton Weir in Kansa City, Kan, "a
week ago.
Charles Burke and William McLenelt
are under arrest at Pine Bluff. Ark.
SUSPECTED of being the Mcneil Cot
ton Belt train robbers.
Dolly Werner, 22 years of age, COM
mitted suicide in Love, Livesay &
Co.'S store at Rolla, Mo-. by swallow
Ing ten grains of strychinne.
Four women cowhided w. A. Dunnar
gin, prominent merchant of Newton,
Miss, because he had chastised their
brother for the alleged slandering OF
a young lady.
Charles Smith has been sentenced
to eight years penitentiary imprison'
meDt for murderOus assault on the
Boone, Iowa, jailer's daughter while
trying to escape.
Charles Donovan, a barkeeper, was
arrested at La Junta, Colo, last even.
ing for attempted criminal assault
upon the nine-year old daughter Of
James E. Clauseman, blind man. II
Donovan can be convicted his chances
] for hanging are good.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
The Motormnn to Rlamc.

Milwaukee, Feb. 1.-THE testimony
of witnesses in the inquest on the vic
tins of the Kinnickinnic street car ac-
cident. in which three lives were lost,
tended to show that MOtOrman Ken
ncdy was to blame. Robert Scott. of
the fire department. who was pas
sengor and jumped before the car fell,
swore that Kennedy was looking un-
der the car when il made the plunge.
The investigation will be continued
tomorrow. The nine persons who
were rescued are suffering great deal
from the shock they received by being
dropped into the water when the ther-
mometer registered Il below zero.
Some Of them have received perma-
ncnt injuries. and all are In bed.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Foreign.

The National Sporting club of Lon
don has declined to promote match
between Jackson and Mitchell.
The triple alliance will be removed
this year, together with special mill
tarY ccnvention.
The German warship Stein, concern
ing tho safety of which some anxiety
was felt has arrived safely at Trieste.
A Guatemalan envoy is reported to
be erdeayoring to negotiate a secret
alliance with Honduras and Nicaragua.
The partisans of ex-President Peix-
OTTO of Rrezil are making manifesta-
tions daily and threaten to cause seri-
Gus trouble.
The first step has been taken by the
Due d'Orleans toward recovering his
throne; hereafter Paris tailors only
are to make his clothes.
Molmcnti, the painter, died recently
i'll Venice aged Is, and was buried in
the Church of the Frari, Immediately
under Titan's Madonna.
During 1894. twenty-three members
of the house of lords, died, sixteen Of
them being seventy or over, and orly
two members of the commons.
Prof. George ]. Brush, of the Shelf
| field Scientific school Of Yale univcr-
sity, has just been elected Il foreign
member OF the Royal Geological socie-
ty.
The action Of SEA water is reported
to have so ioosened the joints Of the
! aluminium torpedo boat recently made
for the French navy that it is in dan
ger of falling to pieces.
The Turkish government has inform.
ed the British embassy that no report.
ers will be allowed to visit SassOun
until the Armenian commission shall
have made Its report.
Telegraph lines throughout the world
aggregate 1,O69.123 miles: Of these
America has more than half, 54S.S22
miles; Europe. 3S2,937; Asia, G7.S75;
Australia, 47.S12, and Africa, 21,6S7
miles.
Ludwig Pietsch, the well-known IL
illustrator and art critic Of the Nossis'
che Zeicung received the honorary title
OF professor from Emperor William on
his 10th birthday. which came on
Christmas day. 1t is the first time the
title has been conferred on a journal
list
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Arniuxt Ti,,SIrx.

Washington. Feb. Z. The senate
committee on poStotticeS and post
roads to-day reported adversely the
nomination of Alfred d. Tinslry. who
was named for postmaster ut Sioux
Falls. S. ID. 1t has been long con-
test in which Senator Pcttigrcw has
made vigorous fight against the ap-
pointee.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
Wintry weather.

Chicago, Feb. ,-Reports from all
parts Of the country tell of severe cold
and heavy snow. At points In Mime
sofa, Iowa, the Dakotas, Wisconsin
and otheru Western states the ther-
mometcr ranges from 10 to 80 below.
Even colder. weather is reported from
one or two points in Wisconsin. A.
blizzard prevails in the East.