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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
BIDS FOR NEW WAR VESSELS.
Union Iron works OF san francisco May
oct Three Destroyer. aud . Des.
troyer to nuiid.

Washington. Sept. 9.-The board OF
naval bureau chiefs. which has been
carefully examining the large number
Of bids and plans submitted by ship
builders for the construction Of tor
pedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers,
has almost completed the work and
within a day or two Is expected 10 re-
port TO Acting Secretary Allen a plan
for distribution OF the awards, The
work has been dliiieult because Of the
multiplicity OF plans aud tho originality
displayed by some Of the bldders. The
decision arrived AZ by the board II TO
distribute the craft as follows among
the bidders. 10 the Union Iron Works
~ san Francisco, probably three de-
stroyers; the Maryland Steel company
~ SparrowHpolnt. four or I'VE destroy
ers. Neaiie a Davis, OF philadelphia,
two or three destroyersi Harland and
IloliinEsworth, Wilmington. two de-
struyers: Fan River Iron company Of
Massachusetts, two or three dcstroyerai
w. a. Trlgg a Company ~ luchmond,
one or two destroyCrE and three or four
torpedo boats: Hath Iron Works OF
Maine, three or four torpedo boats,
Lawloy OF Boston, one or two torpedo
boats Another OF the torpedo boats
VIII En NNANNN ~ AsNNAN MAUI " lsAAaH
abethport. ~ j., or "a the Herreshoffs
VI Bristol, u. l., while Il the. DEPART
m,nt decided 20 distribute the work
stlll further and reduces the number
of boats awarded 10 some of the bid
dora, the Columbian Iron Works OF
baltimore. and the Gas Engine and
Power company Of Norris Heights, N,
", may secure ona boat each
The board II now about 10 turn It's
attention entirely 10 a close lnspc elton
of tho bids recently submitted Tor the
construction OF the three battleships
SO far as the plans for the battleshlps
have been examined only cuTsorlly But
this superficial examination has made
IL appear that the selection OF THE best
designs will be much more difficult
than was at first supposed The bu-
rcau chiefs appear ~ have widely ar
ferent opinions a. 20 the merits Of the
designs. and Il II within the bounds OF
possibility that the department will
decide not 20 make the awards IN ac-
cordance with the lowest bid. la such
a ease the Newport News bid, the low
est. would be thrown out and two OF
the three ships would go 10 Cramps.
the third going TO the Union Iron
Works. one element In the board IA
vora rejection OF an the bids and the
preparation Of new plans, but mr. tho
doptlon of this course Probably would
delay the letting OF contracts until Con-
gress assemblies and thus lmporll the
success II the Efforts OF the department
To secure further appropriations for
ships az the approaching session, Il Is
not likely 10 prevail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

ference during which questions rclat-
ing Co ne war were discussed. bu. was
formal call ~ respect usual on thu
return of hIEh ofiicer. The confer
encc for more extended discussion OF
war affairs doubtless will como later.
although % was said after ,hs tali that
no exact time had been fNrd f5r a fur
ther meeting Gen. Miles hid nothing
% say before or after the call
Ne was greeted with round ~ app
plause ne be- lCft the white lI1ufe,
pushing biz -ay through the dense
crowd waiting the return = the pls-
fflct uf Columbia troops Senator Al
lson ind Representative Cousins OF
Iowa, accompanied BY Gov. Shaw of
mat state. called on thc Prcaidint rela-
i've go ihe luWp trulp1.
" w1a settled that the Fariy.ninth
and Flrty-firEt Iowa regiments shall
remnln 10 service and ihr Flf,itth aud
fiiiy-Hcc1n1 shall be mustered out
Justice Harlan and n pfeasntativcs
walker ana McCloHry were aiming lha
Other callorA The two rcprosenritlves
are on IN House o1mmittoa on cur
rency ami hlnklnR. and 20 e. undfr-
stood wished 90 discuss prospective
currency legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

bic. had set out from valdes on Au-
gust eth, and was. at the time OF
writing, In camp at the head Of Klu-
tina river. They were going down
Chittyna, thence westward with some
dctours to and across the divide TO
Port Nnldes. The party will reach
Naldcs on the return some time In Oc.
tuher. whence passage ~ 90 be taken
October aist per ocean steamer. for tho
states. The journey 10 the ISiutiua
over the mountains and the glaciers.
with their great yawn.ng crovnssen'
etc. and IN the midst OF rain. sieet.
fog and cold blasts, he Hnyr. was "a
dangerous one. but there had been no
serious accidents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

london. sept. 81. w Jlgl. form BE-
steamer u-iianic. ard J0hn Kyntn.1n'
who was third officer of enc came
q steamer wtre formally .lmmIitrl fir
trial tldly al, the Bow Stree. police
court charged wish rlhhluH She malls
on board ihe liriiihnic. Ths prisoners
Were rcn1ndfd 900 Friday last when
counsel fof The British p1aiufle made
q fta,em aui taken from confession
Whleh h. Fill had been made hy
KynlHi1n. detailing che manner in
wil-h the fubbcrics were carried out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

worthy coiored man from Titus county
says that while number ~ his race
were at work in D. field a MOB of white
caps concealed In a fence corner opened
IRE ON them. The negroes tied. leaving
three OF their number behind, wounded
ana perhaps KILLED. They ha' been
warned 90 leave the county and had
p1d uu attention 90 the wtrung.
nthcr similar incidents are reported by
Incoming negroes
In some localities ln Titus county.
which were formerly donsriy populated
hy nCgr1oa, not Culure1 man. woman
or child remains. according 90 the
stories told by those who have reached
this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
MmAr WIN rANNrn pof
hio Decide whether Champaign. or water
wan be- tssd In Christening the Illinois.

Chicago. Sept s.-Gov. Tanner may
b. waited upon 10 decide whether the
biillerhip Illinois VIII be chriatentd
Win Natot o. champagne Cot JOS
Letter declares that his sister. Miss
Leltef. would engage In no controversy
with the W. g. 7. q. or any otlfrr or
gaulzatlon, but would be- guided BY
uuv. Tanner. Who appointed her 20 DO
the chfiftt Ming and whom she recng.
nlEeH aH rrprrafnilnE the sentiment Of
Tho pclplC NJ the state on the subject
Col. Letter said hiE sister could not IN.
tHr 20 ail Into The discussion ~ the
moral erect " the use " water In
stead ~ champagne. hut would simply
confer with ihe governor and follow hla
ruEguatluus.
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Mann 10 GrT Tmr NEWS.
Hat Dr. tidr"dge !. Ali. To Civ. som.
from itplarsrs IN Alaska.

Warrington. Sept 9-The unltci
Nialrl geological survey has received
NrlN few ndvlces from the members ~
lh' parties investigating the gold and
o'hrf mineral resources Of Alaska and
WV nave been trnversing little known
l,,hlgAH ~ the territory lying outside
ui w" klondlke district since early In
Nllll ltiicrs are frequently re-
,,,Nel ai The once from the friends "
IN. men hquifing as 10 their where
,",uf' h.Hllh etc, but little lnformn-
q. wv ur gwen. The lack Of news
~ sutnfltlng, according 10 Dr.
r.,t, or ih' survey office. and II
a.. .t more than was expected.
Ihrr is nu news al an from either Nh.
l'irIs, Mr Muldrow or MIR Spufrs,
~ ,N'hlnf recent from Mr. Rnrnnrd.
pu iNs WIN him young Mr.. nnrther,
Mrklnley'a nephew.
49,, george y, Eldredge. DIR. Morrell
MtHl 40 Tho ufficc under date
NJ, s.h' lih from point 40 miles
W' nhuahltna river, In Alaska,
,rh.,. WIN two men. he was In camp.
NM Nrle awaiting the arrival OF MIR
r't,iioW ANA party. when the two
i.r,t were 90 start and pack TO the
,g,,,is w lu the Tanana river This
m A,,, ,as'' y was thought. tlli the end
fht,t,.t 20 fNnNfh the route was to b.
"a ~, an entirely unknown region.
,l,ns Nh,gh reudcrs ain estimate of the
M s iyqulted difficult. The plan was
,rt lhp llnana about 2Ib miles ny
NV won leave BY rack and canoe 10
p.,,., 81 The stream. II was ex-
49, mat this point would be
~ h.iween i.o first and the NTH
ma, ',,Ip',nber,and from there the Jour
W. M"s 10 be continued down the Yu-
A. w. ~ MiohaelH the rendezvous of
t,,,.,a, lefal parties on their homewafd
s,.tu,y They expect 10 come TO-
b,r az ~, Miohuela about septem-
a., lelh II was anticipated that
WI, WI miles a day would be rapid prog
"a. IN mo Journey 60 the Tanana.
A. regard the health 81 the party.
,,' Alnledrr said all the men Were
M The country he had passed
,,i was picturesque and beautiful
,,e n y schrader, who Is under detail
,',l,i,, me geological survey 10 an ex-
,pni,ioh sent out by the war depart
am writes TO the oinee under date
10 y. Aukuat ith He says the Copper
'''' party under Captain Abererom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
WORK az wnITroAPs.
They are Driving Colorrd People From
Portions OF Arkansas.

Texarkana, Ark, Sept, 9,-TexarkanA
Is In state Of alarm over the large
number of IDLE negroes who throng the
town and the citizens are organizing
vigilance committees for the protection
OF their property. The unusual influx
~ negroes recently IL due to the opera
lions OF whltocaps In Titus, Casa.
HOPKINS and other counties In the cot
TON district nf north Texas, whence
Thousands OF negroes have He'd on ac-
count Of notices being posted ana In
some cases violence being used 10 run
thcm out. These people being run out
Of the cotton fields Rave sought refuge
In the towns, and Texarkana has been
the refuge Of large number A trust
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
nom cmIcAao monnnn..
Assault aud Rob cl-rk Carrying soas To
Fay workmsn.

Chicago, Sept As bold a robbery
on was ever committed occurred al the
e'uih Eui u Ashland avenue bridge.
n J. Hahn, shipping clork Tor the
webster Manufacturing company, was
'rnsslns ne bridge on a bicycle carry.
inr ig-2 Cor the weekly payroll. As be-
lfa0hrd ihp south end ~ the bridge
~ Wu attacked by three men who
Knocked him from his bicycle, dragged
MN into o freight yard, ripped open The
AillHe containing the money and made
th0ir escape without Interference. Hahn
made ight flr the yailro. but was
beaten over The head with a revolver
uh.ll lnHtnslhle Ills skull h fractured
robbers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
A yIeiIm OF b I,onrrornr.

Washington. sept. p.-Tho consul
Eenrdl AZ London has reported 10 mo
state department that h. received a
letter from the receiver of wrecks.
saying the body Of Alfred u. jacobs.
an American citizen. one Of the victim
OF the wreck Of La Boutgogne. was
picked up By the British steamer Lon.
donian and That ne holds certain prom.
crty found on the body and desires nn
Inquiry 10 be made In order 20 asccr-
tain II thcre are legal heirs living IN
the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Newport. II. l.. Sept. a.-on October
lst tho naval station ~ Newport VIII.
according 10 an order issued BY Assist.
ant Secretary Allen Of the navy. 20
out 81 existence and the fing Of Com.
niodure Albert Kautz viii be hauled
down with proper ceremonies. Tho
three deunrtmcnta which now com.
prise the naval station will become In
dependent STAINS and the naval dignity
OF the place considerably ioaanned
without a Tag oniccr. Of cuurne there
viii be u senior officer present, and FOR
the time being this win be Captain 6.
~ Goodrich. In charge OF the naval
war college. an Institution which b.
directly responsible FOR this charge over
which battle Will be fought 10 keen
the naval station under n fnF officer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Chicago. sept g.-Augustus Scott
Campbell dled at hi home In Highland
Frfk today ~ pcmphlgus which d.vel-
opsl blood poisoning. Mr.. Campbell
was hravIly Interested Ia the cattle
business len Wyoming lie was alsl a
director In the National Bank % llll-
n1ls. and ihs worry resulting from the
failure % that financial institution 10
aid 10 have htHt0uHI hlH death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
A CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
Is 10 be Started In Cuba by he Nationalist
Party.
Political Action In tn. Island 20 b. Held
Hack Tui IN. American Govern,
mcnt Approve. n.


Now York. Sept. g.-The Times raya,
The gtg.an revotuttn,.r,. ,..,, d.. 40.
ct,,. d. -, 49, ."
'"tNh'u IN tue FORMATION OF a
political party FOR Cuba, a. b. known
aH the National party, The mans ~ The
leader h,y, :, "a. ......, -,
4. ,,,...,t....,,, '""'
,'"k VIII De heiu todayor tomorrow
70 select committee from go 20 go
cubans a. "A nuclous OF orranlxatlan
The nn,.,.,,,,, il t, 49,. 49,. !, =.
-. -, y. ." NV n'Nus 'l a.
'-@'l'"' ianhA'fiu'i a. flcfFa. hot no
:. hubena and other we'll kRswn men.
The plans have been Kept quiet hut
IN. c,,i,,r. I...t.,, -, .',,,.'.- -
nv Nu"aua 'o"dcia WIZ "ithln Few
u'Fs' issue MANIFESTO setting forth
their purposes. AMI cause 10 20 b. wide.
la distributed afnons- th,,Ir eaii.,,.,.
In C,n.,
:" u''
According 10 fidcl q. Pierra, the
princlllra OF the new Marty viii IA.
baaed ON the t,rlprlft.s r,rt.tu..a d,
the vg,r r.soi,,i,ns ~ ,,..,,.sns' -. ~
'"e "" ''"v'u''"hA "' e'Hki'Ha' passed
ON April ,, 1895. In explaining this and
other features. MIR. prrra said.
aour int.,tI,n. a. ID, ,nt. ,,,'.,,.,....,
o.. ,.u.., .t'',.' vs.
~ t9iuM .lp.ey thN 9',llcs OF tue
-. -. - - .t'". '.'.I..-ls 80
e""n ~ TOT tn' lthlNilllatlph OF tu-
"a. Nhtu once thc pIelihinafieu % the
lazy OF bAhlAal!1h aI, ARRANGED, We
.N.,, lohi e,ihWlt,'p or wv % thfcr
10 cuba TO undo political work that has
al."ul pe,h ltaltta aul mat n va con-
n,t hl'n lhe ld,aa OF lhh government
~ thlh l mean lhhl some OF our people
haNS .lI,ldy naug aftahg.ment. 20
nvia q Town ~ thr province OF Hantlhgp
le Cubl, the people ~ elect governor
~ oelp1ct, anl We puil',se TO see that
y n stopped ana no political machinery
- put ~ operation pm Nupa until, IN
the opinion OF lhc American govern
mont the cuban people are ready for
u,
our reason Tor starring the tNtlonh
party mus eafly N practically 10 begin
= campaign OF educall9h' our people IN
ouha' ~ course. nred Hueh instruction.
we WISH hnl MINK We arc Hble % form
iArHv and powerful pally; ~ VIII con-
lhln' OF course, lhe oilkihai Nopubllcan
party anu W. sei''', 20 d, Jo,h.a ny the
lrH autohoinia''' VINO constitute the
most progressive and liberal element OF
ihai clnHh, ,---,., -,-.
III ihe purely spanish elements wish
90 aaHimilhte win ihr new party, wei
h-d good, II VIII he Revived without
reference 70 - sentiments OF the past
me cpmmrfrlal interests OF many OF
the spaniards are lmportAnt and a.
they would suffer by 'rturnlhg TO spain.
- MOI iik"N mat lhe new party
win eventually contain many 81 the old
time rnyallais
tlcs9 Wen, We are nov In politics nat
urally. II may BE- slow procesa. What
"a ruhan arrives li hN prnceHs o. polltl-
cal reasoning an American VIII feach
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stopped the Telegraph.

Chicago, sept g-Aur0ra Borenlls
htnuFht an toleEraphlnF 10 q atandairl
thls afternoon Tor a time. Tho area 0f
disturbance extended 600 miles or more
In al directions from Chicago.
~ .. m. not wire was working
east Of PliiHhurE or iuffhln. Atlanta
ana Augusta, "a, reported there were
no wires working north to Washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
REMOVE TURKS rRou cHrrr.
Admirsis win Recommend the Appoint-
msht ~ oosVrnor b, the Powers.

cauea. Island Of Crete. Sept 9.--Thc
admlrils II the foreign powers replying
70 iha protests Of the crctan executive
committee against thu recent maSaa-
cfes. have declared that they Will
recommend that their respective Eov-
crnmenis solve the question definitely
hy ihe removal of the Turkish troops
from the Island Of Crete and the APP
polnimsnt " governor to be selected
hY M nnMnfn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
40 rrsIoN ron DrmocnAIs.
rho.. In Nevada Give the SILVER Party the
told shoulder.

Reno. New. Sept. 9.-Thc Democratic
convention uoday rejected fusion with
the silver parry unanimously. and viii
nominate a state ucke, from congcrs-
man dowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

Dcdham. Mass. Sept. p-Ilon.
Thomas y. Bayard was very weak this
morning but there was no pcfcrpllblc
change from his condition last night
which was not nearly 20 favorable as
that OF q hours ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
wnnla.he Ilnrl.t to Hang.

Dover, Del. Sept. 9.-The Delaware
supreme court has sustained the de-
cislon Of the lower court which I'm.
posed sentence Of death upon Rev, VIM
H. Fisher ~ wilmington, charged with
breaking into the house of Mrs. Maria
Punt o. that city. M night, for the pur-
pose OF committing a felonous assault
Fisher has been sentenced to be hanged
on Oct.
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what cer,sra /. polns.

New York. Sept, 9,--Almlral Ger
vsra. accompanied by hla son, Angel
Cervera, and his aide, Lieutenant Co
meg. loft FOR Portsmouth last nigh; 20
arrange for returning 60 Spain the
spanish prisoners there.
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Gen. nll.. see. IN. President.

Washington. Sept. S--Gcn. Mlies paid
hls respects 90 the Prraident al iO.ts
o'clock The call was brief owing 10
the cabinet meeting at II and was con.
hned TO a formal exchange Of courto-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09

New York. sept s.-Flfty spanish
prisoners captured az the naval battle
on July On Santiago de- Cuba arrived
In Jersey Guy early today. They wen,
at once 90 the Anchor line dock In this
city 90 board the city Of Rome. bound
Tor home. The men had been held
prisoners al Norfolk. Va.
The CITY % Rome. which was char
tered to take Admiral Ccrvera and his
sailors back 10 spain ala not san today
ne had been expected. she IL held until
the sleeping hunks In her hold may be
Widensd 30 az 10 be more comfortable
Tor the spaniards and viii probably got
away tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
SACASTA IS DEPRESSED.
Action Of senOr silyela Oi,concsr,, the Spanish
Premier.
REFUSES TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT
Peace Negotiation. WIN he Ansctcd-si-
vels Wants To be Premier Cabinet
Crisi. NJ Hand.

New York. Sept. "a Herald dis
patch from Madrid says; In the coun.
eli Of ministers sagasta was very much
depressed owing. It Is believed, to the
attitude of sllvola. a crisis Is gem
EARLY spoken Of.
The peace commissioners for the
Paris conference viii only be nominated
after the debate on the protocol
The names % the commission pub
iishcd In New York are totally dclu-
Elye. because at the present moment
nothing IL certain--not even the dura-
ton OF the mlniairy-and the commits.
sI1ncra must absolutely hold confer
cncc with the existing government
sILvELA ~ AMBITIOUS.
Madrid. Sept. s.-The following state-
mcnt has been made by an important
Spanish official;
"sonor sllvola, Che leader Of q sec.
ton Of the conservative party re-
fuses the gnsrnment the support OF
his party. although he u fully aware vi
the difficulties Of the situation. lilo Ia
doubtless prompted by the desire to OBJ
tain power. We will do All ln our pow
90 to realize his desire with short delay.
The country Will then see how soon the
man. NhO 10 now posing a. a liberal,
viii be transformed Into despotlc
Dictator"
senior Sllveia has sent a copy OF his
manifesto to the newspaper men but
the censor forbldH itH publication. The
censor also forhlda lia transmission by
telegraph. II u probable that the gen-
cral Intends 10 read u today In the
CortcH but u D. certain the govern.
mcnt Will prevent him from 20 doing
aud Will Insist upon a secret session.
sAoAsTA WILL RESIGN.
Madrid. Sept s.-rhc Liberal tsday
again makes the assertion that Premier
SaEasta viii resign aa soon as .hc
chamber passes the peace bill.
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rHr EVENING PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TODAY. THE MORN.
ING PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY. ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-07

News comes from Washington that
JOAN G. Adams. msyor OF Phoenix,
Arr. has been appointed postmaster
At Phoenix By President Mckinley.
Tue landing Of this Office was one Of
the objects OF Mr.. Adams recent
mission to Washington. aad IL be has
eeoa as successful in all things as in
This ho has Jared we'll indeed. lie is
~orthy "a the confidence that has
baoa placed in him. His appoint
mtnt means the removal Of his
i.iher. Rev. J q Adams, now Of
Lafayette, II, to Phoenix a. assist
sn;. Harry Adams, brother OF &c.
Adams, being also. it is expected, q
clerk 10 the office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-07

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-07

Probably rain tonisht or Tuesday;
Sigh, changes in temperature
The temperature l. Above normal
throughout the greater portion Of the
country, and the weather u lsrxpiy
cloudy. Practically no prscipltaiios
h reported.
Tciay's temperature, 20.
q Z Hrxr, Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
RECORD OF JUNE WEATHER
Twenty-seven Years show the Month
of Roses to ne Very Decent
In These Parts.

For twenty-seven years a careful record
OF Omaha weather has been kept by the
weather bureau and a table of June weather
compiled by Local Forecaster Welsh shows
in a very compact form the conditions
which have prevailed in years past and
which may be expected to reoccur. The
mean or normal temperature Of June for
twenty-seven years is 70 and the lowest
average temperature for June was in 1878,
when 81 was the average. the highest being
76 in 1871. The warmest June day since
observations have been taken In Omaha was
June %, 1881, with n temperature OF 9S,
and the coolest was az on June 3, 1877. The
average precipitation for June is 5.37 inches
and the average number Of days on which
more than on of an inch fell is eleven. The
greatest amount of precipitation during the
month was 49, inches in 1888 and the least
amount Of precipitation was 1.43 inches in
1897. The greatest amount OF precipitation
in twenty-four consecutive hours was 500
inches on June IL, 1895. The average num-
Der OF absolutely clear days for June is
nine; partly cloudy days, fifteen, and en-
tirely cloudy days. six. During the month
the prevailing winds have been from the
south and the highest velocity of wind was
sixty miles on June 16, 1875. and on June
s, 1880.