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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-22
rAMNsANY AND ROlES-

CHICAGO. June 2I-The anti Cleveland
men IN New York have been in caucus all
day long \ strong effort was made 10
bring the delegation into line by Mr..
Whitney shortly after the adjournment of
the convention. II is understood that
Messrs Croker, Murphy aud Cochran are
now ready aud willing 70 cast their votes
for the eX-preSident, but an unexpected
difficulty has been found in the temper of
tue New York representatives. WHO say
that they propose 10 vote against Mr.
Cleveland as long as his name is before
the convention. In fact, the magnificent
discipline which seemed to rule TAmmauy
on its coming TO Chicago has largely dis
appeared. and the leaders admit that they
can no longer control their men. The rea!
work Of the Tammany caucus was brief
Mr.. Croker made a short speech, stating
that the country WAS evidently for Mr..
Cleveland, and that New York would
probably have 10 take what IL could get,
rather than what il would like.
A committe from the Iowa delegation,
who had IN charge the Boies boom. was
admitted, aud put their case very plainly
before the New York delegation. Their
speaker was understood 70 say that a little
over 80 votes would prevent Mr.. Cleve,
lands nomination on the first ballot. and
that Iowa had assurances from delegates
from other states which seemed 70 show
that Governor Boies had in sight $50
votes, without counting the - votes of
New York, II those - votes were cas-,
for Governor Boles on the first ballot, il
would make very nearly 210 votes for
1owa's favorite son, and with the scatter
ing vote which might 60 TO Pattison. Cor
man, Morrison and Russell, there was. IL
was said, fighting chance that enough
votes could be picked up To defeat Mr.
Cieyeland's nomination on the FIRST ballot
He must lose after the first ballot. -
the Iowa spokesman said, "aud 10 beat
Cleveland we only need 10 prevent IA stam-
pede on the first ballot II New York will
come TO Us we believe We have nothing TO
fearh
After the Iowa man had gone, there was
q very serious consultation among the
TammanY leaders. and 1t Is understood
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Children Cry fer Pitchers CastoFia.
t1ur. o. TO szrzs "a

For tie pretty scAOCiua am and Ler
friends. tbe great meeting c. 1872 = that %
the National EluCst!ouAi Association a.
Ssrstoga Springs. y J
The da.e i = ais - j.
The rate - u1se ..se tor round trip fplgs
- o. men. beGsl4 ? lse}, and i 0Isea - every
tsody.
With great w!sAara 6 ne Kansas teachers
have sriects-i n santa F. Fruie - Cl5e4-
20 as tie &C eIai le s0s ti5eif lss-asi ses-
ubu!ed ira.a. ILEol-n CHAR cars ass
Pullman ~frezers Eave beea assured.
This t-asu ggil PROBABLY sezve Kansas
City evening q jUly stc.
4 besss- t1zucz - TarslF. of.e-t- fhg
cheap J.lp to tie cd Eunestead lack
easl
LccaI asent q \. Il & : T. z z VII
e~reeE-. = a privilege = -a1iI s&p-s.a tH@
details 70 yuE- CO -
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SulClOE OF DR.. SCuDDER.

CHICAGO, June 2L-Dr. Scudder, the
ply stefan who stood charged with the
murder of his mother-iD-law, Mrs. Mary
Dunton, under circumstances with which
the country has become familiar. and who
was awaiting trial in the county Jail for
the crime, died from the effects of dose
of morphine, apparently self-administer-
ed, at an early hour this morning. Ac-
cording TO the testimony of George
Painter, a condemned murderer, who occu-
pied the cell next TO that Of tue doctor, the
latter was given small doses OF morphine.
The suppositlon is that he bad saved these
potions till he had accumulated a sufllc-
lent quantity TO end his lie. Rev. n.
Scudder, DR. Scudder'S brother, Was iu-
formed of the doctors death He said that
he thought the death Was suicidal. as his
brother had frequently eyinced such i
tendency
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NEW YORK RATlFIES.

New YORK, June 21.-The first gun of
the campaign was fired tonight, when the
Republicans of New York ratified at Car
negie Music hall. 1t WAS grand affair.
there being fully 5000 people present. The
meeting was held under the auspices of
the Republican club of the city of New
York. The speakers of the evening
were Governor Mckinley of Ohio. Con-
gresham Burrows of Michigan and John
Da!zell of Pennsylvania. Among the
many prominent men present were White
law Reid ard S. 3. Elkins. During the
evening Whitelaw Reid and Chauncey II.
Depew were obliged to respond to numer
Gus and vociferouS calls for speeches.
Both spoke briefly.
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THE MISSOURI THIRD PARTY.

SEDALIA, No. June 2L-TLe first state
convention OF the Peoples party Of MIS-
souri, met today. n. T. Carroll of Butter
was made permanent chairman. There
were about 80 delegates were present. a
full stale tic1et will probably be placed III
nomination tomorrow, although there IS
some talk Of fusion with the Republicans
on Warner for governor.
There is noticeable absence OF wire
pulling. Only one name has been men-
toned so far tor ofiet. ard that IS that OF
Ieyerett Leonard OF Saline county, pre>l-
dent of the Farmers Alliauc~. tor gov
eruor. Only temporary business was
transacted today. James Weaver OF Iowa
seems TO be the first choice OF the deIegat
for presidential candidate.
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WESTERN GAMES.
HE IRISH FACTIONS.

LONDON, June 21-Mr Gladstone held a
long conference today with Messrs. Justin
Mccarthy, John Dillon and Timothy
Healy, all anti Parnellites. Mr.. Gladstone
advised that renewed effort be made 20 re-
establish unity in the Irish ranks, and
urged that concessions be made, so that
McCarthyite and parnellite candidates
should not stand against each other in
the parliamentary constituencies. The
Liberals expect to gain a great yictorr,
and say that they will have u majority Of
100 members in the house.
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HeRBe9T BISMARCK MARRIED

VIENNA. Juae 2l-The marriage ot
Count Herbert Bismarck and Countess
Margaret Hoyos. daughter Of Count
George Hcyo>, was celebrated this mora
ing In the Evangelical church in Do.o-
theo-strssse. Every appearances OF PssGce
Bismarck was enthusiastically sPplsuCeG.
and the prince was chevrsd ca every oc-
casion The Austrian officials were COG
spicuous by their absence. Couri HerbeE;
and his bride iarted for Swi, Eerigad at ;
O'Clock this afternoon Prince BsslEArez
will 20 10 Munich tomorrow
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repeal. and favors the free coinage of both
gold and silver on such a basis as VIII
maintain the two metals on a parity with
each other. The platform further de-
nounces trusts, and arraigns the Fifty-first
congress for extravaganza. The platform
has a plank on the school question (referr-
ing to the conditions in Illinois and Wis
consin.)
The liquor question is dealt with as fol-
lows:
I'VE denounce the resort to unconstitu
tional laws in several of the states for the
purpose of suppressing evils by lnterfer-
ring with the rights of the people which
they have not surrendered TO either the
state or national government"
The Hatch anti-options bill is approved.
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A WASHINGTON LETTER.
sOne Firm in Buffalo Spends More
Money at the Buffalo Post-office
than all the Banks and fsexgs-
papGra combined.

A Washington %. CO letter says, that the
post-ofnce authorities ar Washington report
that one firm in Buffalo-the Worlds DiSpen-
sary Medical Association-spends annually
one hundred thousand dollars 800, 600 for
stamps alone. in carrying on their extensive
proprietary business. This is more than all
the banks and newspapers OF Buffalo coGn-
bined spend for postage.
Here's a firm which has grown, step By
step, through many years to greatness The
reason for this wonderful growth has been
that they have faith in what they sell, so
much faith that if they can't benefit or
cure, they don't poRt your money
For many years they have been sailing DR..
Pierces reInedieS-one, Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, for regulating aud in
yigorating the liver and purifying the blood !;
the other, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
the hope of weakly woInanhood, and they've
been sold for years, sold by the million bot
ties, sold under a poSitiUe guarantee OF
benefting or curing, or your money WI be
refunded
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states, who will not exercise any marked
influence in the general body of the dele

states, who will not exercise any marked
influence in the general body of the dele
gates.
Calvin S. Brice. senator from Ohio, and
chairman of the national Democratic COM
mittee, has made remarkable reputation
for silence. Mr. Brice has for months been
understood to be opposed TO the renomIna-
tlon of the ex-president, but he has been
so discreetly silent all the past week that
no one exactly understands the part he has
played in the great contest. The senator
himself simply states that as chairman or
the national committee he thinks that It
would be indecorous in him to attempt to
control the will of the convention in the
selection of its presidential candidate
1t was authoritatively given cut this
morning by the Cleveland managers
that there would be no objections 10 Mr.,
Owens for temporary chairman and that
the recommendations of the national COM
mittee would be concurred in by acclama-
tion and Mr.. Owens selected as temporary
chairman
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The SYRaCJSaNS

CHICAGO, June 2l-The Syracuse con-
vention delegates met this afternoon aud
decided upon their course. They decided
not TO let their case go absolutely by de-
fault, and appointed "A committee Of seven
to present the matter to rhe credentials
committee. \ paper YVES drawn up and
Will be presented tonight. General Bragg.
who has been active in the Cleveland
movement. was chosen as the committee
man 10 direct the affairs and represent the
Syracuse people in the credentials COM
mittee He filed a list Of tie coutestiug
delegates with the Credentials COMMITTEES
This aftSrnouu
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TURF WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS, June 21-Winners: Lucille,
Manette, Lady Mary, Rays. Lew Carlisle,
First Day, Penny Royal, Oregon Eclipse.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Garfield park win
ners: Lollie, Bessie, Bisland, Charlie Ford,
Ormoude, Reindeer, Carmen.
CINCiNNATI, June 21.-Latoma winners:
John BerkeIy. Dougle Long. Mirage,
Semper Rex, Glen View. FIeurdelis.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Hawthorne track
winners: Jim Murphy, Bob Lytle, Arts
mus, Torrent, BIssanio
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, \. Y, June 21.-Win-
ners: Lady Violet, Elsino Colt, Fidelio,
Tournament. Onward Warpath.
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REID NOTIFIED.

committee headed by Chairman Dubois
appointed by the Minneapolis convention
to notify WhiteIaw Reid of his nomina-
tion for vice president arrived here at II
O'Clock, and proceeded at once to Ophir
farm, Mr.. Reid's country home. The COM
mittee was cordially received by Mr.. Reid.
Chairman Dubois made the notification
address and presented Mr. Reid with
copy Of the Minneapolis platform. Mr..
Reid, in response, accepted the nomination
and Endorsed the platform. The commit
mittee was then entertained at luncheon
nv Mr. Raid
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WHlTNEYS LATEST Flc,IRFS

CHICAGO, June 2l.-At Il:S0 O'Clock to-
night ex-Secretary Whitney. stated tha;
Mr.. cleveland WAS sure Of Go votes on the
first ballot. gain % twenty-five votes
since yesterday. Among other states rep
re ented IN the gain are Arkansas ana kea-
tucky. Mr.. Whitney stated that there
had been 10 conclusion reached as 10 the
vice presidential candidate
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EAIII IIIRES-

LEAvENwORTfI, Kan, June Civ. n.
Bsiu, dealer III seeds, farm machinery ard
agricultural implements, has failed He
transferred ali his property 10 bis broi h=r
last Saturday, aud also made an assign
meut to him which was not placed on
record until today. His liabilities are
large aud assets small The exact figures
are uot oDtaiuable lie has disappeared
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WAT FRED STOCK

CHICAGO, June 2I--At a special meeting
of the stockholders OF the Chic 20 Great
Western Railway company. lessee Of q tie
Chicago. 81 Paul anI Kansas Ctty road,
proposition - increase tn capital stock
from S90 0c0. .0r0 70 500. .0oo. oCo was caEriesl
The proceeds from the sale OF the addition
al stock will largely be used n improve
men1s and the buying OF new equipment
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters arc for the relief aud cure
of painful irregularities, AID will remove
all obstructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured 10y Emerson
Drug Co. San Jose. Cal. and for ssle by
Fred l. RIGHT, 2 q East Douglas avenue.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

w lCHlIA, nan, June q. to5Z.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair Wednesday and
probably Thursday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was S90. the lowest 6S',
and the mean 6S'. with cloudless weather
gentle southwest to southeast winds, and
slowly falling barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month OF June
has been 73o, and for the Goth day 75'.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. June 21.-The forecast to 8
p. N. Wednesday:
For Oklahoma-Fair south winds.
For MisSouri-Generally fair; slightly
cooler in northeast portion; southeast
winds.
For Kansas-Fair; south winds.
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TIE CAMPAIGN MANAGER.

CHICAGO, June 21.-There are strong
indications tonight that the Cleveland
leaders will endeavor to have William
Harrity of Pennsylvania selected as
chairman Of the national committee
during the approaching campaign.
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: FR,GHTFUL sxpl los,Os.

BREsI, June 2l--A frightfzl Eccldeaf
occursI ye>g eUday On board the Ercncgi
cruiser Dupuy dc Lowe TIE boiler burst
scalding TO death foag;eea lnsn aud fatally
injuEiag sesera4 0.ksEs-
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TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

Efectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, TO awaken the idneys an
liver 10 a healthy activity, without lrrl-
tating or weakening them, TO dlspel head
ache, colds or feyers: use Syrup of Figs.
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TDIAI OF PAVaCHOL

PARIS. June 2i-The trial Of the
Anarchist Ravachol was begun today, He
Is on trial for various murders lie told
bow lie murdered the hermit al Cham blrs,
aud declared that he do not regret hls
crimes
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1lrou=h mar ~ . osuai.a Va 'ss saHaFs

The .fs r FoGte are E0zE rGsuiux \
through . carte OLasEa "a 1gpeTscs
Neb H. connection wlta lts1 Er@1ucnt-
Ela a7ra aa1 Ags-5aEi Ns+.eY failrFHs1
9ezyirS u scs..a - . p. n. 31s1 4rSgylns -
Ogg.z a. fte arxE eyezs-a ~ - T. - Els
serslce ,ss4ii ~ lsHE t.zIsg-
ac. W y. y g1CS :. .. <. a
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BURTON FOR CONGRESS.

ABILENE, Kan. June 2l.-The Republi-
cans of the Fifth congressional district to-
day nominated j. Ralph Burton for con-
gress by acclamation.
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For the fearful sufferings of Group use
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Doctors pre-
scribe it.
Don't be plundered, twenty-five cents
will buy Salvation Oil, a frst-class lini-
meQt,
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CLEVELAND'S STRENGTH,
STATES.

CHICAGO, June 2l-The Cleveland man
ayers claim that they will go to ballot
with the following vote:
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SHOE BALL.
WASHINGTON, June 2L-First game
Washington Runs :. basehits 9, errors I;
New York Runs 5, basehits 6, errors G.
Pitchers-killen and Rusie.
Second game
Washington: Runs 3. basehits 4. errors
); New York: Runs ., basehIts 5, errors ).
Pitchers-knell and King.
LOUISVILLE, June 21-First game
Louisville: Runs 4, basehits 3, errors 9;
Pittsburg: Runs I, basehitS 9, errors L
Ptchers-Jones and Ferry.
Second game-Lousyille: Runs 5, base
hits IL, errors l. Pitts5urg: Runs l, base
hits g, errors l. Pitchers-Sanders and
Ehret.
Boston. June 2l.-Boston: Runs 4, base
hits g. errors ). Beooklyn: Runs 6. base
hits 6, errors 2. Pitchers-Stiuetts and
Haddock.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Chicago: Runs /,
basehits 13. errors 0. Cincinnati: Runs 2
basehits II, errors l. Pitchers-Hutch-
nsou and Chamoerla in.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1-Philadelphia:
Runs g. basehits 13 errors Baltimore:
Runs 4, basehits II, errors :. Pitchers
keefe and Mcmahon.
WESTERN GAMES.
TOLEDO, June 21.-Toledo: Runs 5,
basehts 8, errors 3; Minneapolis: Runs
&, basehits Z, errors 2. Pitchers-Deevold
and SwartzeI.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2l-First game
indianapolis: Runs 4, basehits s, errors
3; Omaha: Runs 3, baSehits T. errors q.
Pitchers ullivan and Darby,
Second game-lndiauapoiis: Runs 3.
basehits 8, error 4; Omaha: Runs 9, base
hits IA, errors 3. Pitchers-Madden and
Handibae.
COLUMBUS, June 2L-Game postponed;
rain.
FIT WAYNE, June 2l.-Ft. Wayne Kan
sas City game postponed; rain.
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Salvation Oil, the great pain-remedy,
fills a long felt need A first class lini-
ment for 25c.
For the paroxysms IF asthma use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will relieve you
ut once
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BASE BALL

For a disordered Liver try BEECHAM's
PILLS
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Seals for Notaries Public Corporations Stock Com.
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Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
=. snake in Church.
From the Santa Barbara Pres,

From the Santa Bdrbdrd Press.
The services at Grace Methodist church
were rather unpleasantly interrupted last
Sunday evening by che appearance OF a
snake In one of the aisles The reptile, the
species of which cannot be agreed upon by
members of the congregation. vas about
two feet long, and as it crawled
along the passage with q wicked look
in its eyes made things mighty unconfort-
able for those in the immediate
vicinity. One or two ladies were especially
loud in their exciemations, and would prob
ably be still standing in the pew in their
attempts 10 get as far as possible from his
snekeship had not a courageous young man
picked up the serpent and carried il out.
The ladies then regained their seats, also
their breath, and the programme continued.
The reptile was probably harmless gopher
snake, but some have been 30 bold as TO say
that 1t belonged to a moro dangerous type
AT any rate, there are several Methodists
looking for the sinful member who tried 70
introduce such company to their oongrega-
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~Ssa..ss.
a., 49,;
~T NS

Any Of the earlier stages of Consump-
ton can be cured. It's e matter of evi-
dence - strong enough and complete
enough to warrant tie makers OF Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery in
promising this:
II it's taken in time and given fair
trial, they'll refund the money in any case
where their medicine fails TO benefit or
cure.
But It's medicine that doesn't fail it
gees to the root of the trouble. ConsuInp-
ton Is developed through tho blood, and
must DO cured in the same way. It's a
scrofulous affection of the lungs-a blood
faint. And the surest remedy for Scrof-
ula in all its forms, tho most potent blood
cleanser, strength restorer, and fesh-
builder known to medical science, Is tho
Golden Medical Discovery" II cures
bcrofula; IL cures Consumption; il cures
al Bronchial, Throat, and Lung afrec-
tons, Asthma, Weak Lungs, Severe, Ian
gerlng Coughs. and ldndred atlpeulS
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TO START NEXT MONTH.

Work VIII Thsn Begin on the Market
Extension of the Electric Road.
The Electric Railway Company is doing
an enormous business. Since the opening
of the outside line it has transported to and
from Thunderbolt on an average over 1,50O
persons day, and the number, instead OF
decreasing. as some we're inclined to believe
it would, is increasing steadily. On the To-
side lines the volume Of travel is also large
aud the financial returns for the entire sys-
TEN are extremely satisfactory 70 President
Collins aud his associates.
Estimates are now being prepared for the
extension Of the road through the city
market and the work Of laying foundations
will begin early next month.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. 2, p. NJ.


SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 2, Top. NJ.
SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was 92', and the minimum 73', the mean
temperature bsing $50, 10 above the
normal. AT Dodge City and North
Platte the maximum temperature to-
day was 100o, at Kansas City
and Fort Smith 94s, Augusta and Charles
ton y2e, Jacksonville 900, Montgomery and
marck S6a, Atlanta, New Orleans, Wash
ington city. Cincinnati aud st. Paul S4",
Pittsburg So, Boston 740, Chicago and New
York 72'.
The temperature has risen &C. TO 100 Ia
Middle and Western Tennessee, indiana,
Northern Illinois, Northern Michigan, East
era Minnesota, Nebraska and Western Mis-
seuri. 1t has fallen G. TO So in Central Flor
ida, Southeastern Virginia, extreme East
err North Carolina, Eastern New York and
Southeastern Alabama. Elsewhere the
temperature changes have been very slight
During the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock p. m. to-day, scattering showers,
generally light. fell throughout the cotton
belt: The following heavy raintalls were
reported: Savannah district-Gainesville
Fla, l.26 inches. Augusta dstrict-Colum-
bla, S. C.. 100 inches. Galveston district
Houston, 60 inches; Orange, 2.20
inches. At 8 O'clock tonight coudi-
ness prevailed along the immediate
Central and Western Gulf coasts through
out the South Atlantic states and along the
Atlantic coast from Boston to jacksonville,
with rain falling at New York city and
Norfolk. Elsewhere clear to partly cloudy
weather prevailed.
The pressure is lowest along the borders
OF Lake Superior, and highest over the
Florida peninsula.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity IS:
Showers; slight changes N temperature.
variable winds. p. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.