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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE cabl-
net met in special session at o'clock
This afternoon and adjourned at T. All
the members we're present except Sec
Tr,ary AlIger. who Is not in the city.
AZ, united In the statement made after
The meeting that they had agreed to
saw nothing more OF the result Of the
deiIberatIons than that the peace COM
m.ssioners had been fully instructed.
n, the nature OF these Instructions they
conveyed not q word. Each one point
e,i out that to do 50 would be extreme
ly impoltic, and would amount 70
armlnE the Spanish commissioners IN
sdyLpSe against themselves The peace
commissioners who were approached
ON the subjec. made Similar response
thus closing all official avenues OF IN
IcrmatlIh .,-.,.-'
II was said that the commissioners
were FULLY instructed"
II is NOT to be understood from this
that the commissioners 80 under iron
cIad and Interchangeable instructions at
ali points, for there ID certain amount
M IexISilIty in the instructions also,
as Gne of the cabinet members put 1t,
The President might Just as well have
reduced his wishes to paper in the form
OF ar. ultimatum, and have sent that 10
paris BY a messenger. The peace COM
mIsSioners are In no sense mere mouth
nieces but having chosen with the
rrestest care and consideration Ave
men. in whom he puts the most implicit
rnnddence, the President feels that they
are TO be trusted with the Interests Oh
lie United States.
All the arrangements have been COM
p,eted for the departure Of the commits
non and It's stan. Most OF the party
wlll leave Washington ct o'clock to-
morrow afternoon for New York but
Circumstances may detain some Of the
commissioners until the midnight train.
NE Campania sails at p. m. Saturday,
and explicit Instructions have been
given all the members Of the party a9
10 being on board at that time. Special
baggage tags have been printed for the
belongings OF the members, and a small
parer paster, showing red and blue
lars crossed on a white background
gives a handy way Of making a red,
white and blue" Identification on the
personal and general luggage OF the
marty
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DENVER, Col, Sept. 1s-Ths state
conventlon Of the Republican party Of
Colorado was called to order at the
Broadway theatre bV State Chairman j.
T. Hodges at 10 O'Clock this morning.
United States Senator Edward o.
Wolcott was unanimously elected to
temporary chairman. Senator Wolcott
began his speech by congTatulating the
convention that Il was not called upon
20 confer with any other party as to It's
nominations and that the delegates
need not quarrel for three days over
division OF the spoil like hungry dogs
fighting over a bone"
Upon re-assembling this afternoon,
George ". Allen. Of Denver, was made
permanent chairman. The committee
on resolutions submitted q platform
which was adopted.
After commencing the administration
OF President Mckinley, the platform
"The Republican party is and al
ways has been q blmetaillc party. The
Republicans OF Colorado are earnestly
devoted to the cause Of blmetallism. II
has no sympathy with monometallism
and believes that the Anal imposition OF
a single standard upon the people OF
this country would work lrreparable In
Jury. It's members believe that the
proper place for q Republican bimet-
allist iB In the. ranks Of the party and
not out Of It. The future. as in the
past, Republicans Who represent Colo
rado at the national capitol. will be
found working for the restoration OF sill
yer.
"True blmetalllsts are necessarily be-
levers In hard money, gold and silver
as the basis for our national clrculn-
ton. The Democratic attempt to raise
money for our war with Spain by issu-
ing $3.50, 100000 OF irredeemable legal
tender notes, not backed by a dollar OF
gold or silver, would, II successful, have
been the most serious blow that could
have been dealt to the cause OF silver.
II was fortunately defeated bV RepublI-
can votes And when the Democracy
had failed in this attempt at paper In
fation, that party attempted to defeat
the passage OF the bill TO raise revenues
for the carrying on OF the war and to
pay our soldiers and sailors.
The following ticket was then n'aced
In nomination:
Governor-Henry R. woicOtt, Of Dem
Lieutenant Charles E.
Noble, OF Colorado Springs.
Secretary of state-W. H. Brisbane,
s'TltsSsurer-Fred. o. Roof, of Las An
imRs county.
Attorney general-c. C. aoodale, of
Bowers county.
Mrs, Lucy r. Scott, OF Denver.
Regents Of the State UnIverBity-Har-
~ B. Gamble, Boulder; Mrs. James 9.
Caswell, Grand Junction, and L. Q.
Greenlee, Denver.
Chairman Central Committee-A. B.
Seaman. Denver.
The convention then adjourned.
Henry r. wolcott Is brother OF the
Junior senator OF Colorado
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UNION VETERAN LEGION
Elect OmrsrI and Selects baltimore for
Next Place Of MestinE.

Elect OmreFH and Selects Baltimore for
Next Place Of MsstinE.
wILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Sept. 15.-The
thirteenth national encampment of the
Union Veteran Legion came to an end
this afternoon with the election of off,
GERS. The ladies of the Union Veteran
Legion held an evening session to COM
pIete their business. For place Of meet
ing Of the next national encampment,
Baltimore was selected.
The result OF the election OF oticera
was as follows:
National Commander, W. s. Norcross,
Lewiston, Maine.
Senior Vice National Commander, W,
W. Brown, Washington.
Junior Vice National Commander, ].
Ben Renner, Cincinnati.
Quartermaster General, Thomas j,
Hubbard. Baltimore.
chaplain-ln-Chlef, Henry N. Coudenr
Washington.
washington.
Executive Commlltee-Jnseph b,
Knox. Worcester, Mass; William A.
Reilly, Wilmington, Del; John d. Shep-
ard, Louisville, KY: j. Il. Minnick, Coll
umbus. o.; Benjamin woodruff, Brook
lyn,
A resolution was passed by unnni-
nous vote, cummending President Nc
Kinley'B conduct Of the war.
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ArmIntinr YInInIrtI.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 10, $3.50
p. M.-General Lawton this evening re-
ceived information from q Cuban cour-
Ter from Manzanlllo thai, four days ago
the Spaniards there violated the ar
mIstlce by attempting to take possess
sion OF the Cuban vessel Fernando. that
was bringing supplies for the Cuban
army. on board was q guard or twelve
men. They were fred upon by Span
iards In the fort, near the bay, one Gu
ban being killed.
Immediately information regarding
the situation was given to General Rios,
In charge OF the Cuban forces surround
ing the town and he threatened an at
tack II the boat was not allowed to land
her cargo. There was no further trou-
BILE, but the Cubans dispatched cour-
Ter to General Lawton with a request
that an armed force be sent to MAMA
Milo. This request win not be complied
with, as ManZanillo IL outside the ter
ritory embraced by the terms Of eapltu-
1atton
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AVERY ou1Br ArHAIR
was the Ninth DialTlot Senatorial Dono-
cratic Convention.

cratic Conventions
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelliganeer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept 15.-
Very few people here, even Democrats,
we're aware that Democratic senator
lal convention was being held this after
noon. Yet cut-Gnd-dried, baby-named-
before-bIrth, ahalr called convention,
met and nominated Walter L. Ashby as
their standard bearer for this. the ninth
senatorial district. II has been settled
for some time that Ashby, who is law
partner OF General c. c. Watts, would
be the nominee, and he was elected by
acclamation,
The senatorial committee decided some
time ago, under what authority nobody
knows, that 3. G. Persons seat In the
senate was vacant by reason nf his
having accepted a commission in the
volunteer army, so this small Democrat
ic gathering to-day proceeded to name
q candidate for PierSon's place. A. ].
Stephenson, OF Clay county, is the un-
fnFfunafp
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AQU1ET NARKET

Now ChnraeteFIzog the IrOn Industry.
strueturaI LION IN DsnSaads ,.c.z
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sent. 1.-THE
American Manufacturer will say to-
morrow:
with nothIng special shown during
the past week, the Iron and steel trade
continues in about the same way. All
Of the principal lines are quieter than
they have been for several weeks past,
hut there are no signs OF any special
weakness. In the eastern market con-
dItIons remain about the same. but
some change Is apparent. At Phlladel-
phla there is some falling on In the pig
iron trade, but the consumption Is large
and still increasing. The merchant steel
mills are looking for business, but they
are holding prices high and firm. The
demand for sheets Is good and higher
prices in pipes and tubes are expected
soon. The plate trade Is IN the best
condition seen for years and the inquir-
les Indicate still more urgent demand
in the near future. The structural mills
will be kept very busy II the railroads
put up all the bridges now contempla-
ted. At New York little change Is seen
In the pig iron trade and dealings are
mostly In small lots. The finished lines
remain the same. Chicago reports con-
siderable work in car building The pig
iron market Is quiet and strong with
little change in prices. The southern
makers are pretty well sold up for the
balance OF the year. The bar mills are
we'll employed, plate mills are sold up
for some time ahead and structural
prices are frm. The Cincinnati market
shows nothing new this week, as all
lines remain about as they were. At
Cleveland, the pig Iron market ID salts
factory, the structural market is good
and there Is great activity in the
brought iron trade"
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rae AW, 0UTLo0K
Il Greatly Improved, aud Its Securities
Are on the Boom.

Are on the Boom
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The activity
in the preferred shares of the cleVe-
land, Loraln & Wheeling railroad is ate
trlbuted by those In position 20 know,
to the fact that this road Is to form one
OF the various transportation lines
which are, to serve as auxillarles to
that vast enterprise, the Federal Steel
Company. This gigantic corporation
now owns the Chicago, Lake Shore &
Eastern and Chicago. Elgin & Joliet,
whereby connection is made and Its
products delivered to all lines centerinG
at Chicago. With Its own lake service
OF boats, ore Is brought from the com
pany's own mines direct 10 It's smelters
at South Chicago and Milwaukee. This
company is its own coke producer. own
ing and operating some OF the largest
ovens in the Connellsviile coke region
with the control Of the Cleveland, 10.
rnln e. wheeling railroad, supplemented
by the Federal Steel CompanH'S own
fleet Of lake steamers from Lorain, this
COLOSSUS among corporations can con-
meet its coke ovens with It's furnaces
and mills be- It's own lines OF transpor-
tntIon, and thus save the hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars now paid other
companies.
II ia to be borne In mind that the Fed
eral Steel Company was organized 90
lay siege to the markets OF the world
and the Importance therefore Of prac-
tlcally reaching the Atlantic Seaboard
by It's own lines is at once apparent.
The Cleveland. LOrnIn & Wheeling
demonstrated its ability to earn I per
cent on It's preferred stock In 1897, and
with its known bright future, insiders
and the best posted financial interestS
say the stock is a pronounced invest
ment bargain.
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po.,oms, RobboTs Captured.

Special Dispatch to the InteIligeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 15.-
Postufice Inspector Hooton and Deputy
Marshal Cunningham came in to-day
from Clay county, bringing with them
James Wayne. Of Calhoun county
charged with breaking into the post
office at Big Otter, Andrew Sampson,
who Is charged with assisting Wayne,
and Clint L. Conley, mail carrier from
the route between Uler, Roane county,
and L,enia, Braxton county. Sampson
Is charged with tampering with the
malls and robblng the registered letters
of his route.
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,,ma,or 0THy Absent.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 15.-An
p! the members of the peace commits
lI'H, with the exception of Senator
FRAY, had an extended conference with
he President to-day. Secretary Day,
Senator Davis and Mr.. Whiteiaw Reid
Prrred about the same time a little af-
Ier 10 o'clock and Joined the President In
He cabinet room. Senator Frye, who Is
f'lying at the Arlington hotel, was tel
EpHoned for and In company with Sena-
l"rs pcnrose and Quay, reached the
y hlte house at about 1915 O'Clock.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
sIsTERsvILLE. ". Va, Sept. ia
disastrous hre occurred this afternoon
late, Just across the river from this city
on the Hutchinson farm. The barn and
outbulldlngS were burned to the ground
entaIlInG q loss Of several thousand dol
lars, with no Insurance. The fre Is be-
lieved to have been caused by an IN
randiarV
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DOWN 10 BUSINESS.
The Porto RIsan EvasuatIon Commission
Progressing Smoothly.

VllN F0EG0 AAbaAlNA
Progressing Smoothly.
SAN JUAN PORTO RICO. Sept Is
The work Of the United states-Porto
Rlcan evacuation commission is pro-
ceediuG rapidly. Two sessions were
held Yesterday. There has been no
hitch yet. Both sides profess Satlsfac-
,Ion and by mutual agreement no de-
tsIls Of the deliberations are made pub
The report circulated her that our
commissioners have agreed to pay
S7,OOO,OOO for the Spanish tortlneationS
and other property Is prepostesous
The spanish steamer City OF cadlz'
with Spanish troops from Guantanamo'
on board, has arrived here and is en-
barking the sick soldiers from the hos hos
spsnish officers and men are loud In
their praises OF the treatment they re-
ceIyed from the Americans In Cuba
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MADRID. Sept. 1.-THE queen regent
fays daily visits to the sick soldiers
h0 have returned from the colonies.
le has ordered that the convalescents
conveyed in the royal carriages TO
hr Casa dci Campo, In the royM park.
hAu II paying from her own purse for
proper food for the invhlids.
The correspondent here Of the AsSoci-
'ed Press has convrTEed with officers,
.hNalldF aud others who have returned
tom Santiago. They an eXtOl the kind
90 NJ the Americans after surrender.
Ih"y do not display the slightest anil
lHnT.iy toward the Americans, but en-
'ria!n bitter feelings against the Gu
bans
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GrrotIoaIofLifr,

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept 16-rhs
island of St. Vincent has been swept bY
a terrific hurricane and an Immense
amount of damage has been caused ~
floods and landslides as well as by the
wind. There has also been great los9 OF
life. The governor OF St Vincent has
cabled to the governor Of Jamaica, lEu-
pIorlnE the latter to send prompt assist
ance to the sufferers The island Of St
Lucia has also suffered slightly.
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Penee cemmI.alon pIned.

WASHINGTON, D. c.,sept. 15-Pres-
dent Mckinley gave dinner at the
Thite house tonight to the members Of
lhe spanish-AmerIcan peace commits
lion, who are now In the city. Invlted
% meet them we're the members OF the
tabinet now here and a few other otii-
pals, most OF whom have at various
lines been called In consultation abodt
Questions relating to the war. The din
per was given In the private dining
Ioom and was confined entirely to gen
llcmen II begun at o'clock and the
guests rpmnined for some time.
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Frrnrh nernnr Fanhoda.

LONDON. Sept. i5.-The Constantine
pie correspondent of the Daily Mall
says: News has been received here Of
the occupation of FashOda ION the
White Nile south OF Khartouul), by the
French expedition under Major March
and assisted By ten thousand AbVssiu-
ians under Ras Makonnen, the prlnel-
pal general OF Emperor Menellk.
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wILREsBARRE, Pa. Sept. i6-Ar
explosion OF gas occurred In No 2 shaft
OF the Susuuehnnnn Coal Company, al
Nnnticokc this morning, whereby sever
men were badly burned. Tho names oil
the victims ure: isnac Smith. Thomas
Smith, Lewis X. Thomns. Joseph Wren
Peter ShlpkOwski, Joseph Yanos, An
thOny Luccl. It Is feared the two latter
may die.
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Special Dispatch to the Tntslllgeneer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va, Sept. lb.-
The PopuIlsts of the fourth congression-
al district, in a convention held here to-
day, nominated Oliver B. GarreIl, Of
Peasants county, to MI the vacancy
created by the resignation OF James
Capehart, OF Mason county.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Intelllgoneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. Ia
Miss Lulu Thompson. domestic, at hotel
Albert here, died at O'Clock this morn
ing from an overdose of morphine,
taken with suicidal intent. She was
twenty-three years old, and her home Is
at Huntington.
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M. TorDodo Iyao ! ilncceai.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass Sept H.
During a test OF Cunningham torpedoe'
in Priests Cove. nenr here this morn
ing. tho experiment schooner Freeman
WAS blown up by an explosion OF pro-
Iectile and sunk. A dozen men were on
board OF her at tho time, but all es-
eaped serious injury. In fact only two
or three received slight scratches
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GEN. Miles III.

WASHINGTON. Sept 15.-deneFai
Miles is confined to his bed with touch
of fever resulting in part from the work
and exposure OF his recent snmpllBhs.
The attack causes no apprehension to
tho general or his friends. General
Miles report on the Porto Rico cam
palCn Ia not likely 10 be submitted for
some time for the general has not yet
thoroughly started on the work ana now
hIs illness Is likely to make further
pOatponement.
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aRYAT pRsoLAfIoN
FoIlows the Path Of tho Barbados HuFri.
eano-Loss Of LiTO GrsAt.

eano-Loe9 OF LA9 9FsAS
TRINIDAD, B. W. l., Sept. ia
steamer which has arrived here from
Barbados reports that fearful havoc
was caused there by hurricane on Sat-
urday night. The destruction Of prop
erty was Immense. 1t Is believed over
lbO persons were killed throughout the
island and numbers were rendered
homeless and destitute. The shipping
suffered seriously. The ship Lo1ndo, q
bark and two barkentineg broke from
their anchorage and were driven to GOA,
They had not returned when the steam
er left Barbados. Many local vessels
were wrecked or blown out to sea.
Brldgetown. the capitol OF the Island
OF Barbados is a scene Of deSolation and
ruin. Demolished or roofleSa houses arc
10 be seen on every side and hardly .
tree is left standing. Particulars from
the country are still wanting.
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FTLLY INSTRUCTED
The Peace Commissioners and
Cabinet Conferred and
ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE

20, tn. con,ml.yiOn'I Departure on sat-
urday-For Polite Reasons No InfOrHa.
,lou will be Given opt-A Range OF Ae-
,on of conIidsrabls Pis1ibiiI.y L eft
ou.n TO the CommlSSlOn-Tho President
Y,.l. that the cOuntry'' Interests are ia
Good MapdL
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LONDON, Sept. 15,-The Shanghai
correspondent Of the Daily News says
reports have been received there OF
serious rlotlnE at Ho Chan, hfty miles
from Chung Kiang.
The American and French missions
have been attacked, and the latter
t,,R1aH
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situation and said that the government
had received no reply from Washington
10 it's request for the repatriation OF
Spaniards in the Philippines. According
10 reports from Manila, one-third Of the
prisoners of General Agulnaldo have
died Of bad treatment.
The peace commissioners win be ap-
pointed Tomorrow.
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DEDHAM, Mass. Sept. i5.-whIie
Mr.. BaFard showed no decided change
during the day he is nevertheless. con-
stantly losing ground and Il Is now be-
Ileyed that he will not live much longer,
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In 1861 to S30OO0O.00O According 20 AIf,
Cornwall, bank note IS 9 tltie 20 &c.
tral property held 10 the bank, but q
government legal tender Is 6lmply .
forced lean.
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snn,h cnrnIinn EI,rtinnn.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept. 1S-The 70
turns In the gubernatorial contest are
practically completed, Out of total
vote OF G5,2g7, Governor Ellerbo's major
ity over Featheratune, ,ProhibitionlSt, haS
grown TO 3,437,
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AUSTBIA's GREY,
The Remains Of tho Murdered EmpIoo
Arrived at Vienna.

The Remains Of the Murdered EmpFoo
Arrived at Ylonaa.
VIENNA, Sept. 16.-The funeral train
bearing the remains OF the late empress
of Austria entered the empire last night,
Everywhere there were vast silent
crowds and the tolllng of bella Many
tioral wreaths were brought to the train
to be placed on the casket
The governor and officials Of the Tyrol
were drawn upon the platform Of the
railroad station at Innspruek when the
train arrived there.
Aldnight-The funeral train arrived
at 10 o'clock this evening. The Clergy
having blessed the remains. the pTocoa-
sion started for the Hofburg. on
reaching the Hofburg, the remains were
transferred to the chapel. Emperor
Francis Joseph, with the principal
mournerS, had driven from SchrOnbFunn
to the chapel to attend the ceremony OF
blessing the body, As the cofiin was
borne TO the chapel, the choir ehanted
the "Miserere." The emperor'g coming.
had been kept secret from the public.
He was accompanied by his daughters
and his sons-in-laR. After the ,benedic-
tlon all departed except the emperor
and the relatives who remained alone
with the beloved dead until shortly be-
fore midnight, when they returned TO
Schonbrunn.
LAuZANNB. Switzerland, Sept, 16-
Two important arrests have been made
here II ehnectIon with -tha as1sainas
tion on Saturday last Of the EmpresD
Elizabeth. A vagrant named Gulls
duppe. who was Rrrested on the eve ot
the crime, has now been recognized %
a dangerous anarchist. It 10 believed
he Is the man who made the handle tor
the file with which the empress Wpe
murdered. The second prisoner, and ans
archlst named Barbotti, are Changed
harboring Lucheni. the assassin, for
several days. Both GuRlduppe and Bar
botti have been conveyed In custody 70
Geneva, where they will be charged
with completely in the assassination.
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MADRID, Sept i5,-The queen regent
brealdcd at the cabinet council to-day.
ftnoF Sagasta, the premier. outlined the
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STETE TGEETS NEMEg
By Republicans in Colorado and
Connecticut.
SOUND MONEY WAS ENDORSED

And the Admialstra,iOa NVsrmiy Com.
msndsa for its Conduct Of the wsr-Ths
FiEh, ofsosrstaTy Pors'1 In cona'stisut
was Unsus..sfal fOr the GubsrnAtOrIAl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wOIoott's Ad-
dro.s to the colornaO Convontlon.
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For West Virginia and Western Penn
sylvanla, showers; cooler; light to fresh
variable winds.
For Ohio. showers; cooler In eastern por-
tion; light variable winds.
I,Orai Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday rs observed
by &. Schncpf, druggist, corner Four
teonth aud Market streets, was as follows;
IN. m......".... q 2p, m.,.".....'. q
ga nl,,,,.,....... 70 I y. m....,s,..,.,,s ~
Y m........ ,....,. 50 Weather-Falr.