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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-06-02

The Chapman-Herring law-sui: was
tried by a jury for the fourth time IN
Justice II. y. Wheeler's court, Tues
day, having been taken from Justice
J. NJ. DeNIoss' court to Justice Wheel
er's legal mill on a change of venue.
For the fourth time the jury failed to
agree, and the case was set tor trial
again June The
original amount involved IN this suit
is between $25 and $50, but the costs
have reached about $40, the costs
now being the principal bone of con-
tentiop
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-06-02

The case of \. E. Severance against
Margaret J. Severance, administrator
Of the estate Of A. r. Severance. which
was tried by jury IN probate court,
Friday May Iath, and the plaintiff
given a verdict for $7o3.65 for labor
done by plaintiff for a. R. Severance.
late of Cunningham township. has
been appealed by the administratrix
to the next November (formerly Octo-
ber) term of circuit court at Keytes-
vile.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-06-02
NUMBER 10
Probate Pointers.

Rice Patterson, a ward Of Public
Administrator T. t. Mackay, having
become Of age received the amount
due hIm-$a65.7o-from his guardian
and ourator,who was finally discharged
by the probate court, Monday. May
20th.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-06-02

Il. J. Robinson has accepted Ae
l5semaaship Of the CoJEiI&, anu TOOK
charge Of the "oca"nical department.,
Monday morning. Hcis both prac-
teal printer and an experienced news
paper man. lie was at one "Ae
proprietor Of tha -itzaHts a. E.i51eTry.
Mo and .ater became the owner. OF
the Lincoln Colnty }1.s published
ut .lsaersg. He conducted the Mon
roe City -}s--s for iwo years under
lease. and subsequently became one
OF The p502HatoE9 OF 'al 1'~o>'elI
H-@ and is gentleman "A9 STANDS
h'sA wherever known. any VI ol@
entrusted TO a-A VIII DC eA1e--I- il"
The ncatcss and most approved s-s'e-
.-....-...- Co.,. -.,..r;,- -o .A4
.-s-- ~ NJ y l,-..-..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Fan Francisco. March s--An at
tempt made today To SEQ u. e.. Stein.
man. accused of having offered Gen. W.
II. l., Barnes, foremost Candidate for
the scnntorrhip frnin California
large sum Of money for harness With
drnwal from the contest in favor u
Dan. NJ. Burns proved futile. The
Examiner. however prints the follow
ings
Former Mayor II. y. stcnhnan. ~
Sacramento. arrived NJ the Palace last
evening from Sacramento. When told
thnt Gen. ". II. l.. Harness had duly
charged that he tstcinmnni lad Of
f"rcd him money II he would withdraw
from the senatorial fight Mr. ctcinman
rrpiledi
IT N hard for me to brlsso that
Gen. barnes has made such o. charge
against me. IN fact ! do NOT believe
that h. has done 80 did nothing ~
the Kind ! mover oven thou ~; " such
thing. 1 have not had anything to
do with the senatorial contest ~ Fac
ramchto. In no way have ialxcd up
In Il and so could not have offered to
hflhe den. Barnes. The story II an
hoah."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
FORCES ARE RE0RCANIzED.
Aggregation Of Troops Divided lnio Two Dlyl.
slcns-Uiah Boys with Macarthur.
Also About 100 are scattered In uegi.
men's Under Gen. Law ton Enemy
Again uepuised.

Manila, March is. 1880 n.m.-'rhe en-
tire American force has boon rcorgnn-
ICED two divisions ~ three hrigades
each belng formed. General Iawton to-
dny assumed command OF the First
which consists Of the Washington
North Dakota aud California yulun.
tcorH, under Gon. King, SIX troc. n OF
the Fourth cavalry. tho Fourteenth
regiment, the Idaho volunteers and a
battalion OF tho Iowa troops under Gen.
overtime; the Third aud Twcnty-sec.
und regiment Infantry and the Oregon
regiment under Gen. Wheaton and by
cr'H ana lluwthorn's light batteries.
Gen. McArthur'a division consists OF
two batteries 81 tho Third artillery, the
Kansas ana Montana volunteers under
don. N. q. Otis, tho Colorado, Nobrng-
Ia ANA South Dakota regiments ana
six companies of the Pennsylvania reg.
imcnt under Gen, Hale; the Fourth and
Seventeenth regiments, the Minncaotn
and wyoming volunteers and the Utah
artillery,
a separate brigade win be- assigned 10
provost guard duly. c0nslstlng OF the
Twentieth and eight companies Of the
Twenty third regiment Infantry
Gen, Anderson, now IN command OF
tho first division uf the eighth army
corps, viii rturn 10 the United States
~ accordance with the order OF Jan.
An attack was made BY The rcbols
yesterday upon the battery at Iona
church, but were repulsed by the Penn
sylvanlans with heavy loss. Lieut..
Thompson and Prlyntos MoVay and
MocanHo. OF company G.. were wound
ed.
A gunboat with a company OF Twen-
ty-third regiment ON board, h now on
the lake attacking the small towns. She
was last heard oi on Morong ana
fantu Cruz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
CONSTITUTION or NECROS.


""''n u"pa''h F"
IN" Herald nom llulu, March 10Th,
Via Manila says.
AZ N.rroa Islnnd committee. Win
,r,i,,,,., go, .,,,,..., w
''''',' .,'''''" P''i'",'h " ulai'lhh
constitution on simple lines, placing
the government In the hands VI tho ma
iNcs rNcenting the customs. postal aud
t'l'Ffafhic herNiech, military ana po-
lice matters aud external politics.
TelvNfanu from other portions ~ the
Island bctokcn friendly sentiments 10.
ward the Americana A 4. llNaiN that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
Iishiy yaeanele. In MARINE corr..

Washington. March is.-secfctary
Long has taken the preliminary steps
toward appointing the additional Hec-
und lloutcnnntr In the marine corps
provided for by the naval rc0rEaniza-
ton hill Recognizing the superior
claims 10 appointment ~ the young
oiicefa who volunteered for service IN
this corps during the war with Spain.
he has given permission 10 10 many ~
them NJ care Ia rr.entcr the service b.
APPEAR Tor examination before the
special bnard which win be- created for
this purpose. when their eases have
been disposed and not until then. the
HIT VIII be- open In such other appli-
cnntH na may secure the rccrrtary'H
pcrmlHflnn 60 appear Tor competitive
examination. There are only eighty
vacancies lu the corps ana ~ as oiii-
GERS ~ the volunteer forces have Zig
nlnud their desire a. submit 10 EXAMINE
alton. prnaumlng they all succeed In
passing. but foriy-nvo places will re-
main 10 be- flllcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
Telegram Censorship At Lake oii,.

Lake city. colo. March 1.-THE cen-
sorHhip over tolcgrams. trains aud
United Stuten mails win involve Lake
CITY Ia national uH well nH information
al consequences,
The United states mail was tied up
at Snpinrro Tor twelve hours. ON the
train was DR.. Cuneo. the Italian con-
sui. who WIS acting under instructions
not only ~ the legation at Washing
ton. but On direct cable adyiceH from
Baron de faNn. Dr. cuuco'a kilograms
wcrc Withheld. the censor explains. only
~ tncy could be- translated by an out-
slider. who thus became aware OF their
contents before tho consul himself.
The State military authorities dis
claim AN responsibility In the matter.
Dr. Cuneo tclcgraphcd the Rocky
Mountain News regarding the uffnir;
Il must refer this Ia the honorable
United states government minister
thruugh his cNCellency, the plenlpo-
Tertiary ~ tho king u Italy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
viii be No Time Lost in Pushing
Ahead with the Building,
ARCHITECT Is GRATlFIED.
Dcscrct News and the Utah Lcaisia-
turc Receive Favorable Comment
from Washington.
ESPECIAL TO TnE "NEws1

Washington. u. G.. March is-'rhc
News" correspondent this morning
transmitted TO the supervising archi-
toct OF the treasury a copy ut the oct
Of the Utah Legislative Assembly cm-
powering Governor Wells o. code OK
elusive jurisdiction over the property
that may hereafter be purchased Tor
the Federal building site. I'VE nre
Elad To got IT," said Mr. Taylor. we
have been waiting FOR II. and wrote
Governor Wells ON Thursday. We viii
Immediately prepare advertisements
for proposals. The prompt action N the
News ana tho Utah Legislature u
gratifying. ana win save many months
delay Ia the actual construction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
M,.ler, nsgarlIng nngIneer klns.ls,.

san Francisco. March is,-Tho pas
sage through this city Of the body NJ
james Cook kingsley an It's way from
San Salvador 10 brooklyn has brought
20 the surface n mystery OF some years
OF mining engineer named Fred Cook
t>ir Eslry who WAS last heard OF In
1899 and whose wife resides In this
city. The dead man was tho son Of
the builder of tho brooklyn bridge and
war also a mining engineer. Mrs
Kingsley aaYH that his age corresponds
with that Of her missing husband. Of
whose untccrdeuts she know nothinu
rMa foot coupled with the similarity
~ names caused her 90 apply ~ tho
coroner through an attorney FOR per-
mission a. rcyiew the remains ~ the
New Yorker who committed suicide
Salvador Her request was not grant
I'd. and the caakot was forwarded TO
It's destination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
FORMAL soricr SERVED.
Preach Ambassador Gait. NJ Department
ofstsi. aud >atiil.- signing 81 Treaty,

Wellington, March iS.-M Cambon.
the French Ambassador. called al tho
department ~ state today and served
formal notice OF the signature OF the
peace treaty ht Madrid.
Secretary Hay has indicated his pref
crcnce ihHt a. cambon shall act Az
agent for the Spanish Roeyrnmant In
70" maj eNclnnEe of Publications. This
should hasten the last formnlltiea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

san Francisco. March is.-Dr. Fut-
tercr q scientist from Karlsruhe. DER
many, has arrived herr frum Hong
kong after an uvcntfui trip through
Turkestnn. Thibot and Northern china.
durlnE which ho discovered the source
~ the yellow river lie had several
encounters with robbers In Thihrt,
which have already been related In
communication ffpm the Orient Tie
brings with him a valuable scientific
collection. and numerous maps 0f hith-
crto uneNplorcd territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
DESERT LAND ENTRIES.

The following persons made oppllea-
ton Tor desert land entries yCrterday;
Sarah T.. McCuno of Nophi, Utah. for
$50 acres In sections TO- 20, 20 and 70.
township 10 south. range I west
Edwin ~. CLARK OF Grtntsyllle, utah.
for 100 acres IN section u, township .
south. range west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
IDENTITY or Tiir TRAITOR
lie IL supposed to he Henry =. Hare. One
Tive sailor In q. y. NaN,.

San Francisco. March is.-Thc report
that cx-Corporal John W. Hayes nf
company u. First California volunteers.
turned traitor aud was killed IN the
Philippines. Il supposed here 10 refer a.
Henry +. Haze. as there was no j.. W..
Hayes In the regiment. Haze had
served In the United station navy and
was said 60 be brave soldier but WAS
fond of liquor and cOnaidcrod rather err
rattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Rutland VI. March is--GcorEc
Dewey has received letter from his
father. the admiral. In which he says
h. II IN good health. although some.
what fntlTucd. The admiral expressed
before long.
Charles Dewey expects that his
brother viii arrive In Washington on
OF about June. ana viii soon there
after visit hlH old home In Vermont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

New York March is--The auxiliary
cruiser Dixle arrived here today from
the League Island navy yard The
Dixie VIII be tnrned over 10 the quar-
tcrmnsters' department Of tho army to
be htted out with accommodations Tor
about 900 men ana NJ soon as the al
toratl0ns are completed win sail for
Manila,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

original Russian boundary line in
scribed on "a series OF old mounds.
which II established will place the
Klondlkc country within the United
States. II r. said that United States
Consul Mccook at Dawson Will COM
municate with the Washington author
tiles regarding the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Washington. March iS.-The light
batteries. which have been ordered TO
Manila, arfi
Battery Il. First Artillery. now at
Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
battery r. Fourth Artillery. now at
Fort Adams. and Battery +. Fifth Ar.
tillery, now at Fort Hamilton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
KLosDIKE BOUNDARY.
live Tinlander. Claim To uav. Discovered
Evidences Of Original Russian Line.

Seattle. Wash. March ls.-News has
reached herr that i've Finlanders claim
TO have discovered evidences OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

The arrangements for the reception
OF the remains Of the late Baron Her
schell at Portsmouth. and for the ccfe-
mony at Westminster Abbey. are now
completed. The British cruiser Talbot
which IL bringing the remains from
New York. viii lie at splthcad during
Sunday night and will enter Ports
mouth harbor ON Monday morning.
The body will be landed Mt the dock
yard at noon with full naval and milf
tary honors and viii be received by the
Widows brother. Captain Klndcrsley.
The coffin win then be carried TO n
mortuary car and VIII arrive IN london
the same evening. II will then be
taken TO the Hcrschcll residence in
Groavenor Gardens.
on Tuesday morning n procession Of
carriages viii be formed at the resi-.
dence The body will then be placed
In an elaborate glass paneied hearse and
the procession viii proceed TO West
minister Abbey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
NEW PLAYS AFTER EASTER.

The iuii IN the theatrical world con-
tinuoa and win do 80 until after Easter.
when n feast or new and important
plays II promised. Pineroe Tor Iohn
Hare nj the Globe. Henry Arthur Jones
at Her Majoatys. Iiaddon Chambers
FOR charles Wyndhnm at the Criterion
thcntcr. Sir Henry IrvinH's production
of 'Igobesplerrc" and play by Edward
Rose 10 succeed 'rhe Ambassador" nj
the 81. James theatcr.
Alma stanley. who was member OF
the first Ghlety thcatcr company to
visit America. II dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

a disaster occurs. Liberia certainly
ought not TO have France or Germany
as a protector. The Libcrians natural
~ favor the United States or England.
II they are ever forced to give up their
Independence"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Dorothea Wheeler. burned hands and
shock. improving.
Miss vonspicgelc. broken leg and
rib. improving.
Miss T.. Misch. burned face. hands
and back; improving.
Edward SHELTON. plumber. this city.
burns Of face: Improving.
New York Hospital.
William r. Love. clerk Of the hotel.
burned on face and head. improving.
Ellen Currnu, n domestic Of the hotel.
burns on arms and legs; condition not
dangerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
SOLDIERS STILL COME no TOWN

when questioned ua ip whether or
not the troops az Fort u1urlaf would
De- prohibited from coming il the city,
DR. Realty replied that There -rrmpd TO
bee no necessity Tor such action 40 the
present. that II thor" wHrH q further
spread of the contagiln later DO aniire
post would be quarnntlnrl. liut now
there was no necessity f1r rich Nlgnr-
Gus methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-11
4@FeeMenfD.


ACADEMY OF DISQUALIFICATION
ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures Lfe
AMERICAN THEATRE-a-eiS-fchsngrin
BiJoJ THEaTRE-S15-Kats Kip.
BR0ADwAY--s-The Sorrows Of Satan.
C7sIcKERISG RAfL~-4-Lectnre.
DALr's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssnsoen
EDEN MCsEE-wax Works. Grand Concert and cne-
matogrs.s.
EMPIRE Observation-Disclosures
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-7-S:lo--A Runaway oir'
rouRrEENrH STREET THEArRE-c-s-A Romance
OF Athlnne.
GARDEN THEATRE-2;i5-S1s-The Christian
GARRIcK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRAND OPERA EOCsE-2-S-Heve You Seen SMITH
HARLEM OPERA HoUsE-s:2o-The White Heather
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iit'!e Host
IRVING PLACE THrATRE-s:lo--Das Eroe tThe In
heritance)
KEITH S-Noon 10 IL y. m.--Con;inuous performance
KNlCKERBoCKER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hale
ROSTER & RiABS-e-Vaudeville.
LyCEJ-M THEATRES so-Trelswnyo OF the wsla
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-s: so-on and on
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsE-S-Faust
MURRAY HILL TEEATRE-2-s:'5-My Friend from
India.
PAsTORs-l2:3o 70 11-Continuous Performances
SAM T. JACKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WALLACE S-2l5-S:15-Th Termagant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-11
PERSONAL.

Tomorrow will be observed In Quincy. Mass. as
Hancock Day" in memory OF John Hancock. and
on that occasion bronze memorial tablet will be
paced upon the Adams Academy Building. which
occupies the site Of the John Hancock homestead
Appropriate exercises will be held In tho public
schools.
Mrs George p Greeley Of Vermont. a sister OF
Admiral Dewey. recently received a letter from
him in which he said that he was In perfect
health.
The Rev william J. McKittrick pastor Of the
Calvary Presbyterian Church OF Buffalo is likely
to be called 10 the pastorate OF the First Presby-
terIan Church OF ST Louis.
In addition to his gifts OF valuable engraving to
the Worcester NIass) Art Museum. John F.. Rus
sell will give tho institution rare folios and
volumes that will form the nucleus OF an ,t art
Mr.. Russell has been gathering for years. and lew
private libraries could duplicate them.
Instead OF preaching original sermon last SUM-
day. President Patton Of Princeton read the
lecture on Immortality recently delivered by Pro-
fessor James OF Harvard whom ne declared 10
be the most brilliant writer philosophical sub
jects living. and said that X was a thing OF no
small Importance that man of such una'sputde e
eminence In philosophy should stand up IN oe-
fence Of the Christian doctrine of immortality
The italian actor Noveli Is making arrange
ments to appear next season In London. ana Is
studying several shakespearian and other English
classical parts. among them Lear. Benedick ana
Sir Giles Oyerreach. IN an ltnlan version ot -
New Way Pay Old Debts" His impersohatl0n
Of Shylock has been highly praised by the PARIS
papers.
A pleasant story 81 the Duke OF Devonshire
comes from Cha;sworth. The other day he was
strolllng gun in hand through one OF his own heids
near Basow when he started hare. when ne
shot and was going 10 pick L. W when small boy
Jumped out OF q neghboring hedge and w"rned
him off Here nester" cried the small boy. per-
emptonly, "yo must M touch that" why not?
asked the Duke amused. seeing that he was not
recognized. 'Why. It's III Dukes" answered the
boy IAN he'll have yen locked up II he knows
"Oh." said His Grace. Then Will you take charge
of H?" LAY, that | will" answered the boy
promptly: me fay, hers keeper" Hall an hour
afterward the bov ana the hare arrived IN the
kitchen al Chatsworfh. The Duke had taken
short cut hone. and had the boy brought TO MN.
Tho little chap was dumb with terror when he
learned what q mistake he had made: bat th- Duke
gave him a ~ Milling piece. called him a good
lad" and sent him way rejoicing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-11
Nem2lprk Dailp Gribm11e
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL. 1890.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Filipino Committee IN Hong
Kong has broken OF relations with United
States Consul Wildman. and sued him TO re-
cover S47coo deposited with him as treasurer
% the Filipino Independence Fund. - Army
circles in Havana have been agitated over the
dispacf ment OF Colonel MoultOn as military
Chief Of Police OF Havana by Colonel John Gary
Evans. - The Relchstag discussed the Ques-
tion Of meat products ia Germany. - Owing
70 storms the Oh lnnel service has been sus-
pended. - a Socialist editor has been SEN
fenced at MagdeSurg. Germany, 70 forty-nne
months Imprisonment o. charge Of leze-ma-
5esty. - An expedition is being organized
ir Copenhagen by a traveller, Daniel BRAUN.
10 search for Andree. the Arctic explorer. -
Premier Sagasta. after a conference with the
Queen Regent. announced that lie would not
submit vote OF confidence TO the Cortes. and
that the present Ministry would probably pre-
sent itself to Parliament.
CONGRESS-Both Houses in session. -
Senate: Mr.. Mason, Of Illinois spoke against ex-
pansiOn House: The bill for the codfcation OF
the criminal laws of Alaska was considered.
DOMESTIC.-The President sent TO the Sem
the name Of Charlemagne Tower to be Min
ieter 10 Russia, and OF Addison c. Harris. TO be
Minister t. Austria-Hungary. - The petition
in behalf Of Senator Quay TO remove the trial
of the Indictment against him and his associates
from the Court OF Quarter Sessions in Philadel-
phia to the Supreme Court dismissed, with
costs 10 petitioners; those opposed 10 the re-
election Of Mr.. Quay to the Senu9e believe he is
defeated 49, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was
nominated for reelection at joint conference
Of the Republican members OF the Massachu-
sets Legislature. - State Controller Rob-
ers in his final report calls attention 70 the pre-
vailing extravaganza in public expenditures and
also advocates the abolition OF the tax on per-
sonal property -
CITI.-Stocks were active and irregular -
The steamer 81. Paul. overdue since Saturday.
arrived In port: the delay was due to a cracked
steamppe. - General Wood returned from
Santiago TO confer with the President and Gen.
eral Castillo came q mission from the San
tiago Board Of Trade. 49, The police worked
on the Adams poisoning case. but did not make
any progress toward solving the mystery. -
John Kean was nominated for United States
Senator by the Republicans OF the New-Jersey
Legislature. - Two more victims OF the coll
lisi0n on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Eear Lin
CON- y. j.. died. making the total loss Of life
sixteen. - The Board of Managers Of the
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church elected the Rev.
DR. John 9. Lindsay. OF Boston. general secre-
tary of the society 10 succeed the late DR.. w.
s. Langford - Sharkey defeated Mccoy in
the tenth round.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and colo. The temperature yesterday Highest
rs degrees; lowest, Q; average. 1888