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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-16
ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE.

Attitude OF Gomez Towards Americans
Has Not Changed.
HAVANA, May 15.-The Cuban gen.
eral, Raefel Rodriguez, speaking for
Gomez, said that the reports Of differ
ence with General Brooke were abso.
lutely untrue. The attitude Of Gomez,
he declared had undergone no change
and the principal generals Of the Cuban
army as we'll a. the rank and file con-
tinued to support Gomez as they always
had. He fatty denied that there had
been any meeting Of Cuban officers at
which Gomez had been present or held
with his approval, where . decision
had been reached not to surrender the
arms and he explained that all the talk
about . revolt in tho army sgainst the
surrendering Of the arms was the work
Of members Of the former military 90.
sembly-s group Of malcontents behind
Manuel sanguilly, who can give no
trouble and are not worth confederation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-16
POLITICAL QUlPs.

The new peanut trust should loso no
time In getting q corner on peanut poll
tics.-Omaha Beo. '" ''t'
Politicians ind that the road TO fame %
not in the hands Of q company that Issues
passes.-St. Paul Dispatch. h..
What fun tho only male councilman at
Beattie, Kan, might have should he turn
q mouse loose in the council chambee some
evening Leader. .s.l'
When the question Of wireless telegraphy
has been settled, some bold inventor may
undertake to organize . successful system
OF wireless politics. os.-Washington Star.
The Fifty fifth congress had 1s, ,4bs bills
presented to 1t, and IL converted IL 457 into
laws. Wonder how many congressman
know what one-tenth Of the new laws are
torf-Kansas City Times.
Among tho companies that have been
capitalized, in New Jersey lately 10 one
with 416, 600, 900 in its purse for making
compressed gas capsules" Eat one CAP
suls before every political meeting
Brooklyn Eagle.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-16
ore and Freight Handlers Not
included In the Compro- u
mise Agreed On. .
HIGHER WAGES DEMANDED. J.
Abolition Of the Contract sys-
tenn Is Also a Grievance
~ Complained Of. l..
Threaten to Tie Up Everything
Until the Demands Arc
.,'$7 Com piled With. .n## n##

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nay l5.-Notwith.
standing the adjustment Of the grain
shoveling trouble the labor situation
hero 90 far - the commercial interests
Of tho port are concerned 10 threatening.
The tieup Of the freight and ore docks
which was said to bs tho result Of tho
scoopers strike 10 still r on. The orc
handlers now out number 1900. Tho
freight handlers who said they struck
out Of sympathy with the shovelers now
refuse to 60 back 10 work until their
wages arc raised to IS cents per hour
for outside work: The housemen also
refuse to 60 to work until they secure
IN increase in pay. With tho excsp-
ton of the elevat orr, therefore, nearly
everything on the docks will be tied up
for some time to come. The coal hand
lers say they are being underpaid and
that the contract bosses failed to make
fair accounting with them. They de-
mand cents . ton for trimming and
50 cents q car for box cars instead Of 40.
Tho ore men demand II cents ton.
the rate which they claim prevails in
Cleveland. Both freight and coal men
ask that the railroads and steamship
lines do away with the boss contractors
and deal directly with the men. ~
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READY TO CONFER.
Philippine Commission Favor
able to i Meeting With In
:, surgent Delegates. ?
sSs sNll.aaE. .-.-.-. -
Believe the Req uest a Result Of
the Recent Session Of the
Filipino Congress.
TWO MORE CITIES CT E: TAKEN !
Small Force Of Americans Cap.
tures Hdefonso After Lit
IL 81 - y
tie Resistance.
At San Miguel Lawton's Band
Of Scouts Compels the En- =
omy to Retreat. 'f

MANILA, May l5.-The civilian nom.
bers Of the United States Philippine
commission are favorable to the meet
ing with Filipino commission which
was suggested on behalf of Aguinaldo
by Lieutenant Reyes of the stah of
General Gregerio del Pillar, who came
to General Lawton under flag Of
truce, bearing the. proposal. It is
thought by the American commission
ers that the idea may have resulted
from rscent meeting of the so-called
Filipino congress at San 1sidor. Def
mite information on this point, however,
cannot be obtained, though tho local
Filipino committee, which IL in close
communication with tho leaders of the
rebellion, is doing its utmost to secure
peace.
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COAL MINERS ARE OUT.

Southeastern Kansas and Western Mis-.
souri, Districts Affected.
P1rrsBURa, Kan, May 15.-The coal
miners in Western Missouri and South
eastern Kansas struck at noon. The
miners went out at all camps except
Yale. At a meeting at Yale it was
shown by vote of 18 to 180 that the
camp was opposed to q strike that only
called out part Of the miners Of Kansas
and Missouri. District President
Wright, who ordered the strike on in
structions from National President
Mitchell, and J.P. Reese Of the national
executive board, who have charge Of
the strike here, feel encouraged over
the situation. However, Mr.. Wright
said that general strike would have to
be declared before they would win.
The strike order affects tho mines of
the Western Coal and Mining company,
the Kansas and Texas, tho Central Coal
and Coke company, and the Southwest
ern Improvement company. ~ &IHa.
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FOR LARGE AMOUNTS.

Claims Bss.g 1ilsd by 1sritish, Hrsnsh
and 0opnon Residents of Cuba.
). WASHINGTON, May 10. Tho state de.
partment has bean informally advised
that claims aggregating considerable
amount have been made by British,
French and German residents In Cuba
during the recent insurrection and that
these ultimately will be presssd against
the United States government. The
claims themselves have not yet been
presented, but are being collected by
the several foreign Offices q tho claim.
ants send them In. In some cases
schedules have been made and the ag.
gregate stated to the authorities here.
The French claims aggregate between
=. II, ,Oo0, 900 and 100000 francs. The
German claims are understood to be
slightly under those Of the French,
while tho British claims are said to be
considerably more than either tho
French OF 4eImapA..... ...--- ]
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AGblNALoo THINKS.

UoD0o Action Regarding F0FoSGuoFs wan
Secure Him Rsoes.'tts..
MANILA, May 15.-11:2O p Mag
uinaldo has issued orders that all for
eigners must leave insurgent territory
within 48 hours. There are only . few
cosnmercial men here, mostly English
and German. Aguinsldo believes that
byrefusing th6m the rights Of uoncom-
batants he can force their governments
to recognize ths belligersncy Of his 10
called government, in order that they
may treat for the safety Of their sub
jects. q
A Filipino priest who had talked with
the Tagal general, Treas, has brought
to Father McKinnon, chaplain of tho
First California regiment, = copy of q
letter written |by Aguinsldo to General
Treas, asking his opinion q to the
advisability Of lurrendering, saying:
II fear that the long warfare that
will be necessary to conquer the United
States will drain the country's resources
too much"
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AGREEMENT 4 81 sloNED J ..

y 81 i i VI. :
arsia sAevsIers..e IssaAlo:Hsvs nsturnsa
-e@ - Work. ;>,-s-r. q s4f
BUFFALO, N. T., May 15.-The grain
shovelers have returned to work on an
agreement reached ut conference be-
tween representatives of the Lake Car
riers, the contractor and shovelers. The
agreement was signed at the residence
of Bishop Quigley. Attorney Goulder
of Cleveland acted for the Lake Carri-
ers' association and Attorney George
Cuneo Of this city represented the shov-
elers. The agreement provides that the
grain shovelers shall receive 41.45 per
1000 bushels; that the contractor shall
not receive another mans pay; that
superintendent shall be appointed to
guard the interests Of the men; that a
local board of arbitrators shall be ap-
pointed to pass upon any grievance that
may arise in the future; that IA of
Contractor Connors' boss scoopers shall
be suspended pending investigation into
charges that they were identified with
saloon or Objectionable business. Some
little trouble is expected from the dis
charge of the men who took the strikers
places.
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TO RESIST TAMMANY.

Chicago Platform Democrats Of New
York Organi1ing.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Acting under
orders from tho national Democratic
committee, it,is<said, hundred Chi
cago platform Democrats met in this
city and took steps to at once thor
bughly organize the city and later the
state Of New York TO- resist Tammany
Hall. "A committee :of 20 was appointed
to at once organize the five boroughs and
systematically work them: A. E., Brown
presided at the meeting and afterwards
said that q contesting delegation Of
Bryan, and Chicago platform men
would be sent from this state to the
next national convention. q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-16
MINOR ITEMS Of INTEREsT

Harvard defeated Yale in athletic
games. 4s taygi. .s5s. ,ss., .. fs...
Sir Henry Irving, tho actor, 10 ssri.
ously III with IN affection Of tho throat,
Grain elevators and tho Minneapolis
/. and st. Louis stock yards st Lake Mills,
Ia, were destroyed by fire.
The Chicago Great Western has pur.
chased the Cannon Valley road from
the Minneapolis and 81. Louis.
A battle royal for the Bzitish Liberal
leadership 10 ON between Lord Rossbery
and Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
Traaord N. Jayne, Z prominent young
man Of Minneapolis, confessed smbes-
slement and loft The city, threatening
suicide.
The death Of Roswell p. Flower had
. demoralixing eltsct in Wall street.
tho Flower specialties going down tre.
.mendously.
Tho postodace at Plaukington, s. D.,
was entered by robbers and the safe
blown up and about tl,7oo In stanps
and 600 cash taken.
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/ BIG DEFENSE FUND.

Illi.ols Operators Raise . 1lilliea Dollars
to Fight Labor Unions.
CHICAGO, May 16..-The Record says.
Illinois coal operators 1t meeting held
at the Great Northern hotel, have de.
cided to raise . defense fund Of u, ,O00,.
600 to protect the members Of tho or
ganixation in future trouble with Labor
unions.
It il said that 1600, 900 Of tho fund has
bsen raised and the remaining t4O0, 900
will be paid in before tho next settle
ment. rs.%a.. =. ..> .. ,..,. s..-1.. ....4
1Urasr ~ rsssmastsr Gen"ral ssnith.
WAsHINGToN, May 10. Postmaster
General Smith has ordered that post
masters in paying advertising accounts
attach to tho voucher tho publishez's
adidavit that tho rates do not exceed
tho commercial rates charged to indi'
viduals, with tho usual discounts. q.
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KRUGER FoRTlFYlNo.

Tre,svsal President Evidently PEspsxine
fer Eroublss ~
JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal, Nay 16.-.
The work Of fortifying the redoubta
and the hill tops at points Of strategic
Importance Is progressing rapidly.
LONDON, May 15.-The Cape Town
correspondent Of The Daily Mail says.
At meeting Of the commandants on
tho western border. Of the Transvaal
Saturday instructions were issued to the
burgers to prepare to take the field ct .
moments notice, N -I- '''el ...
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Western Lsag0a

Western LoAGOA
At St. Paul, Q: Minneapolis. o-For-
feited.
Al Columbus, /; Indianapolis, 4
At Milwaukee, 1: Kansas City,6.
Pesleasa o4 Clubs-St. Paul .t6o Indian
apolis .b6S, Buffalo .6S8, Minneapolis $50,
Detroit 500. Milwaukee 500. Kansas City
.ll0, Columbus 100. 49,,
National League.
At ST. Louis, 8; Cincinnati. b-Elsvsu
innings. -.
Pss,tisa ef class-st. Louis .7ao. Phil.
adelphis .7oe. Chicago .oo7, Brooklyn .oo7,
Cincinnati .oe6, Boston .68A Baltimore
ass, Louisville 400, Now York 100, Pitts
burg .s6A Warrington .167, Cleveland
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CLEVELAND ALL RIGHT,

Rumors Of His Sudden Death Entirely
without Foundation.
TOLEDO, O., May l6.-The special tug
sent to Middle Bass island to confirm or
deny the rumors of the death Of ex-
President Cleveland reached Sandusky
q few minutes before . o'clock. Mr..
Cleveland is alive and very we'll indeed.
When informed of the rumors of his
death he was much provoked and said:
1T is simply absurd"
He turned around and walked into
the clubhouse. Captain Robley Evans,
who is with Mr.. Cleveland at Middle
Bass, said:
president Cleveland has been ex-
ceedingly we'll since he has been here
and am at q loss to know how such q
story could have gained circulation.
He has not even had the slightest sick
ness since he has been here"
POLITICAL QUlPS.
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MET HER OLD COMRADES.

rsinesss salu.Galn 0rssts Veterans Of the
Eighth a.d sixty.sishtA New York.
NBw .YoRK, Nay 1b.-Twenty.nins
veterans Of the old Eighth regiment
and . handful Of, the sixty.eighth vel
coined tho woman they followed into
battle, Princess Salln .Salm Of Carls.
ruhe, Germany. At Odd Fellows hall. and
received from her hands the battleflags
under which they fought in the, Civil
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MAY CLEAR THE AIR.

six Alfred Miner and President Kruger
to Talk Over Dinsrenoss.
PRETORIA, Transvaal Republic, May
15.-The Volksraad has given its ap-
provsl to the meeting Of President Kru.
ger and Sir Alfred Miner, governor OF
Cape Colony and high commissioner OF
South Africa. on neutral ground at
Bloomfontein.. The points of difference
are now being discussed and tho gen.
erol opinion 10 that tho meeting will
clear tho air Of most Of tho existing
political troubles. a!
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killed st . Grade crossing.

BURLINGTON, Wis, May 15.-Augusa
Klsinseld Of Waterloo and Mrs. Charle4
Tmball Of Milwaukee were killed on
the crossils in this city BY tho e:%
north bound express On tho Wisconsin
Central road. Joseph 3 Henning had
both legs cut Of. Another woman CO.
cupant Of tho wagon escaped BY jump
inc - e
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Schooner Nelson, Coal Laden,
Goes to the Bottom With
Al on Board.
THE GALE WAS TERRIFIC
Vessel Thickly Coated With
Ice and Unable to Sur
viv0 the Storm.
Death List az q Result Of the
Reading Disaster Reaches
TWenty-nin0.

sArLT s1R. MARIE, Mich, May lS.-
The schooner Nelson, deeply laden
with cargo Of coal. foundered In Lake
Superior of Grand Marais and carried
down al hands. The crew consistsd OF
tho following: Captain Andrew Hagh-
nsy Of Toledo, captains wife and 2:ysar-
old child; Fred Haas, sailor, residence
unknown; ak sailors, names unknown.
The Nelson, which 10 owned by the
Mitchell Transportation company Of
Bay City, Mich. was In tow Of the
steamer A. 1slsom, which also had the
tow Mary B. Mitchell ~ . consort. AT
tho time Of tho disaster the wind VA
blowing osss - Fifty lGilss .. Hear
and it was freedng hard. The three
boats were being covered with ice, and
this, added To- their coal, made them
ride very low in the water. Seas broke
aboard constantly, and tho force Of the
gale drove them towards the bssch.
Grand Marais Was only four miles
under the leo Of tho steamer and Cap.
tain White decided 10 turn and make
for tho harbor. Before the turn could
bs made tho Nelson drifted sway and II
became apparent tho was sinking.
There was no: possibility of rs,adssins
sala4 anlistanos Whatever. Soon the
N tkSSl n III ineo ~ alira
I & it ykals
she sank there 10 500 feet Of watsr.
The crew had no time even to lower thu
yawl boat which, hung on davits ut the
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wall .x,svu 4, Lvshsrsa Circles.

1nwAuxEE, Nay 15.-Johu l.. +.
Ds6nsr ef Bellsville, y1lla, ono Of tho
oldest Lutheran teachers in tho West,
died hsre Of heart failure, aged 70. Mr..
DeHner was we'll known In, Lutheran
circles in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wiz
eonsin and Ninuos0ta. .@~'
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the READING DISASTER.

Nuuabsr % Dsad Reaches . Fetal oA
TWeAty.aln0.
READING, Pa, May 16.-The total
1umbsr of dead a. the result Of the col.
lision on the Philadelphia and Reading
road at Exeter has reached 30, w. d.
jenkins Of Norristown dying during tho
day at tho hospital at that place. OF
the large number Of injured persons
still in the hospitals here three are In .
serious condition and small hope IL en-
tertained for their recovery. All Of the
dead here have been identified and all
the bodies have been claimed by rela-
tives or friends and have been sent to
their various homes.
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war. The Blenker Veterans associa.
tion, which received the flags, 10 made
up Of surviving mem bers Of tho old
Eighth regiment. The princess wore
the decorations Of the Order Of the Iron
Cross, the Cross Of Santa Rosa and q
Prussian medal. s. NJ. a.. Byers Of
Des Moines, read his poem, g Marching
Through Georgia" in honor Of the
princess who rode with her husband on
the famous march to the sea. :s; Il.
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Davidson Poundiue to Pieces.

MENoM1NEE, Mich., May 15.-The
steamer Davidson. which il on the rocks
on Cana island at the entrance to Green
bay, is pounding to pieces. Strong
southeast winds are blowing and the
boat has been abandoned,
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LATE MARKET REPORT,
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain,
DULuTH, Nay Is.
WHEAT-Cash, No. l hard 783Io; No.
I Northern, 7O1fo; No. . Northern, go;
No. :, $50. To Arrive-No I hard, 70ko;
Nay, 70xo: July 7l1ip.
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Voyage Of Admiral Dewey Expected "a
Take -Four Months. :,

MANILA, May Is. - Admiral Dewey
will sail for New York by way OF the
Suez canal in about ten days. 1t is ex-
pected that the voyage will occupy
about four months.
The United States cruiser Olympia,
on which Admiral Dewey will take the
voyage home, will sail leisurely trip.
stopping at Mediterranean ports for
some time to give the admiral. the on'
GERS of the ship and the crew an oppor'
tunity for rest. Like sll the Olymp'as
company, Admiral, Dewey 10, much run
down in . tropical port without change
and under the rigorous conditions inci'
dent to q war footing.
The Olympia will proceed from Ma.
nila to Hong Kong, where q fortnight
will be spent in transforming the mud
color which she was painted to white'
having up to this time been unable to
comply with the departments order "a
take on white paint. At Hong Kong the
cruiser will be ooslsd and provistoned
Tor hsr further journey. .....,
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, May 1k.
CLOSING rRICRa

CHICAGO, Nay IT,
CLOSING PRICRA
WHEAT-May $3.50: July, 700.
September, 69Ho.
OORN-May. $3.50; July. $40: Sop
tember, $3.50.
OATs-May, $500: July, 2a9fo:
September, sO1f2.
PORK-May, "a 12H; july, ,oS.97k; Sop
tember. g. 45.
POULTRY-Dressed, turkeys, 1l@12o:
ducks, S@oc; chickens, 1910.
BUTTER-Creameries 12@17o; dair-
iss, 10@14o.
EGGS-Fresh. l1@11No.
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COMPRESSED AIR TRIED.

Car On . Chicago street Railway Line
Operated BY This Power.
, CHICAGO, May l5.-For tho first time
In tho history Of street railroad traction
In Chicago compressed cir has been
used - . motive power. A compressed
air car made the trip over one of the
principal trunk lines Of tho North Chi.
oago Street Railway company, and of.
Acials Of the railway company who
made tho trial trip pronounced tho new
motive power highly successful % far
20 II had been tried. MI y. i !
A compressed air car will be run for
some time 90 an experiment. II it
proves . success, it is the intention te
run all the cars on the North and West
Side cable lines. by air. In appearance
1t resembles the ordinary box trolley
car except for the absence Of . pole on
top and = difference in tho trucks below.
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FAREWELL TO DEWEY.

The Admiral Dinsd By The President q
., the Philippipe Conmissies., .
b. MANILA, May 16.-Professor schur-
man, president OF the United States
Philippine commission, gave farewell
luncheon to Admiral Dewey st which
Professor Dean G. Worcester and
Charles DENLY Of the commission, with
General Macarthur, Miss Lawton and
others wore present. The health Of the
admiral was drunk With the ntmost
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Ninnoapolis wheat.

WHEAT-In 6tore-No, Northern,
Nay, 6s9fo; July, oox00oxo; 6sptsmbsr.
o77ic: On Traok-No. hard, 70ho: No.
/ Northern, doxoi, No. . Northsrn. 6sHo.
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As REPORTED 81 OTIS,
1eotus Of the Military sltuotion Cablsd &
WashIngton. .t ~" ''"'

1e.&us Of the Military sltuasion Cablsd to
Warrington. % ~"
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The follow
ing dispatch from Major General Otis
giving the status Of the military situa-
ton as it now stands in the operations
against the insurgents has been re-
ceived at the war department:
"Situation' is as follows: Lawton
from Baliug has taken ndefonso and
San Miguel to the north with slight loss
and driving considerable force Of
enemy; Macarthur remains at San Fer
nando covering country. Message from
Aguinaldo expressing wish to send
commission to Manila for conference
with United States commission to ar
range terms of peace; directions given
to pass body representative insurgents
to Manila should it. present ITSELF"
WILL TAKE HIS TIME.
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~. Paul UnloD 0toO6 Yards.
0or,rrs, Or pAuv. Aav I

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nay IL
HOGS - Market 10 higher than
yesterday. Quality fair to good. Range
Of prices, @ 2508.76-
CATTLE-Butcher cattle steady and
active; stsers and COWS bring good prices.
stookers and feeders steady; common are
dull.
Sales ranged at 4.9504.0 50 for steers:
a. O0n4.s .s5 for COWS: o0.7608. Is for heifers
o6. OOD6.6O for oalveA
SHEEP-Good demand for good sheep
and lambA
Receipts: Cattle. vs.; calves, 10; hogs,
700; sheep, 80.
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Uasoasooable Weather In Nebrasks.
OMAHA, May 16.-The past "a hours
have been characterized by uneasonably
cold weather, heavy rains and severe
hail storms throughout Nebraska. Al
Omaha tho storm was tho worst Of the
season.