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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
Lo one no Sc Explica Bien no sc
Entiende Bien.

En- nuestro regreso de un viale al
Paso, hallsmos que un articulo publ
cado EN- nuestro pericdlco del 2O del
pasado, EN- parte copiado del Ssn dc
Santa Fe y otra parte comentado por
nuestro redactor causj sentImiento
a las siguientes p5rsonas: Los Sres
Tomas Quiutana, Hip6lito Vigil, Felix
Arias, Chino Alarid, Victor Garcia,
Francisco Romero, Juan Vigil, Ma
|nuel Montoya. Marclal Uriostey Albi-
no Arias, y hablendo tornado lugar
to,lo este en- nuestra auseneIa v sin
nuestro conouimiento. c0nsideramos
propio explIcarnos para ser blen epten-
didos, mas cnando nuestros esfierzos
como perlodlstas es haccr justicia d
toda persona on tcsio 10 que sea posi-
BILE. Nuestra poelcicn es que uuestro
justo deber como pnbllulstas &c notl-
cias era haber publicado 10 que cons
taba en- los registros do Ia corte sin
habcr hecho nlngnn comento hasta
que Ia corte no hublora fallado, pero
sucedl6 que nuestro redactor on un
momento de lndlscresl0n nizo el CO.
mento que estos seHores reslenten, v
no extrafamos que ellos nos hallan
contestado en- el Mere Menccno en- el
modo que lohicieron. paes creemos q
todo cludadano derechoso do dofsns
derse.
Por 10 que concierne d 10 que nos d.
sSA 10 amoaiante Y lenas estamos
ciertos en- nuestra conciendia que los
cargor scn falsos, y baIo las cireuns-
tancias quo orIgin5 tai oscrlto, no nos
molosta el mlsmo. Ahora tocante & 10
que contlene el dlcho escrito do anne
naza, responderemos que slempre he
mos estado y estaremos listos soste-
ner los hechos que veugan de
nosotros d toda prueba. En este
case hacemos expllcaei0n porque
lvemos que nos Imputa que
81 tai eacrlto es por un hocho
promeditado y malicioso dc Ia parte
del propietarlo della vog, j sielldo
que no tenemos 81 menor conocimlen-
to de tai arttculo desoamos que SO noa
entienda dlstIntamente. Ademas nos
cabe explicar aquI quo cuando el sr,
Hlpol.to Viii pregunto a Felix Mar.
tinez sobre Ia production dc tai artf.
culo Sc le respondI0 que era un comu.
nicado que fua copiado del "Opticn y
que podia eontcstarlo por medic ds
La voz, puesto que nj rein0taments
saDih cue tal artlouln hnbfa aparecl.
do on mi peri0dlco.
Ahora sefiores, Vds y el pueblo to
men la expilcaci0n. Lo que ha escrl
to y sostlene ol Editor de IA voz DEi
PUEBLO, es que Santa Fc, Ia capita
de Nuevo Mexico, 90 ha desgraclad'
con los hechos prietos y barbaros, ia
les como el cobarde infame asesinat
del finado Francisco Chavez, y 81 su
pieramos fondo los nombres do 10
lruines ane 10 cometleron 10 publIca
riamos con el merecido conento d COS
Ia do mllvidas que tuvieramos gu
perder.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
Esa Contesta.

En- 10 historic de Ia politica Eeo
Mexlcana Sc han cronlcado com.
pras y ventass revoluciOnes y he
chos muy extrahos; perO ahora ha
llegado d la cumbre de los atrevi.
mientos ell hecbo de los seis can
didatos Republicanos derrctados.
en- el que tratan freneticamente de
apropiarse de los destinos que ell
pueblo 10 has rehusado dc una ma
nera tan decisiya.
De ante manO diremos que no
90 puede. .culpar en- 10 mas minimo
a los abogados, puesto que Ia pro.
fesion de eStos los obliga q traba.
jar por sus clientes sin distinguir
pelo, color q tamafO; pero por Ia
parte do los principales, solo hare.
mos referencIa d sns numerosos
discursos durante su mission. bus
cando Ell sufragio de un pueblo so
berano, donde no habia mas can.
taleta que "Vds. gran pueblol vds
son los jueces que decidiran esta
question: y ahora que 10 misma ha
sido decidida encontra de los con
testantes, Sc preparan con Ia que
10 de 10 dcsesperaci6D, reclaman
do en- su' excusa dc contesta, con
fesando que por cierto gvotaror
| Gu coDira de nosotros, pero no.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
El Renerado ,KId.n

Continuan los apaches dc Ia
banda de Kid comctiendo sus ase.
sinatos y maldades.
Con fePha IL del cerriente comu.
nican dc Deming, N. NJ, 10 81.
guiente; Esta tarde ha llegado 10
noticia que Kid y su bandr de re-
negados theron un ataque en- Ia
parte poniente del Condado de
Grant, Ell yiernes, asesinando &
Bud Taylor, quien andaba de caza
cerca del rancho de Grey. Taylor
fu6 muerio q balazos y su cuerpo
mulilado do una manera horrible
| Y despojado de todo 10 que lIeva.
ba de yalor. Un bombre llsmado
Billingsby, que scompanaba al
muerto presenci6 la trajedia de al
guna distancia y procure salyar q
su compenero disparaDdo contra
los salvaies. Estos. sinemb,rgo,
SO volvieron q Billii gsby, quien
escape su vida en- una iablita. Ia
misma tarde fueron robados ireln
IA caballos Rnus del campo de
Hcggin y Hearst donde habia UT
:odsc. Los vaqueros &c pusieror
inmediatamente en- seguimiento !
recobraron diez , nueve forzand'
4 los iudios 4 refugiarso en- Ia
montsfias inmediatss. Los solda
dos les sIguen Ia pista pero Sc cre'
J que han pasado ID ffOL.era d,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
aat tsnlace. OrtIa--E urua.

Como 10 habiamos anunciado, e.
Sabado pasada 4 las 5 a NJ. Sc pre-
sent6 en- la lglesia la parJa, Cruz
Oriiz y la Srta. Marcelisa Perea,
donde ell leniente de la parroouia
d. sempefi6 Ia solemue ceremonial
que uni6 en- uno los dos corazones
que unisunos latian, ante una gran
dc y distinguida concurrencia de
amigos y parientes de los desposa
dos. Actuaron como padrinos 81
Hon Felix Martinez y su estima-
Bile esposa.
Concluida Ia ceremonial, les no.
yios y una gran parte de la concu
rrcncia passron q la residencia de-
Sr. Pelaec dcnde les esperaba III
magnifco banquete, del cual par
ticiparon brindando repetidas We
ces q la felicidad y salud de lol
li6venes que acaban de embarcarsl
en- la nave matrimonial.
Sc pas6 todo el dia en- alegr,
reuai6n de amigos y parientes,
despues los novios tendieron 81
vuelo hacia Ia luna. de miel, i
cual desea la Voc, que sea perenn
4 Ia vez que cxtiende sus mas sin
ceras felicitaci0nes q los nuevo
tripulantes de Ia nave conyugal.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
La Convention de plata.

La gran c0nvenclon de plata que
Sc verefc6 en- la ciudad de El Paso,
estuvo muy cencurrida y animada.
Habia delegados de Mexico, Texas
Nuevo Mexico, Arizona, Colorado
y otros estados, todas las delegacio-
mes muy completas y compuestas
de los hombres mas empfcsarios y
distinguidos de las yarlas comAr.
cas-.
Appropriate de est1 dice Ell Times
de El Paso 10 siguiente con res.
pecto d los delegados de nuestra
hermana Repdblica, Mexico:
Durante el discurso del Coro-
mel Fisk, la distinguida delegation
de Mexico fu6 anunciada y condu
cida & asientos de honor en- la !ri.
buna, por 81 Consul Al. Sampson.
Estos caballeros eran el General
Rosendo MARQUEE, Ell comandante
de Ia segunda zona militar de Chi
huahua; 81 Teniente Coronel Gar.
cia Martinez, jefe politico de Jua-
rez; 81 0oronel Enrique knight, el
Coronel Marcelo Leon, ell Coronel
Gallardo, de Chihuahua, de Ia pla.
ma del General MARQUEE; 1gnacio
MARQUEE, hijo del General. B. sa.
lazar, AndressG sGarciay y Juan Terra.
zas, de chihuahua.
El presidente Hadley, invite al
Hon. Felix Martinez, de Las We
gas a la tribuna, y este caballero
en- nombre dc los delegados Anne
ricanos extendi6 una cordial Y gra.
ciosa bienvenida & sus hermanos
del sur. El Coronel Enrique A..
Kuight, comandante de la segunda
zona militar, respondi6 en- cortas
y elocuentes observaciones. Para
ell beneficio de los delegados de
habla ingles, pas6 dc nuevo q Ii.
tribuna ell Sr. Martinez y di6 81 ST.
guiente synopsis del discurso del
Coronel Knight.
'aTengo infinite guste de encon.
trar & los representatives de Ia
grande y sabia naci6n Americana
en- su deliberaci6n dc Ia cuesti5a
mas importante del dia. Nuestra
naci6n tiene gusto de. estrechar Ia
mano con vosotros en- igualar los
justos reclamos de la moneda d.
plata con Il del orc. Admiramos
q la naci6n Americaharpor So ha-
billdad en- disccrnir los mas difioi-
les problemas conocidos a la raza
humana conocemos que vuestrC
ingenio vence todas las exigencias
Dc mi parte os prometo que ira
bajare con shinco Y hare todo X
que este en- mi poder con mi 60
bierno para que SO una con voso
tros a enforzar nuestros reclamol
ante los poderes Europeos, puestt
que estamos satisfechos que lol
adelantos de vucstro pals son 81 be
neficio del nuestro.
Doy graCias al distinguido ora.
dor que en- vuestro nombre nos hi
extendidc tan cordial y SINGER
bienyenida, y crecdme vuestr
verdadero y sincere amigo.
| AL conoluirse las observaclone
por ell Sr. Martinez, Ell C6nsu
Sampson iba & abandOnar la sal
pero fue invitado nor el president
q quedarse. FL Consul, Sr. Samr
son respondi6 que deberes publ
cos 10 obligaban q retirarse. per
que estaba de acuefdo con la col
venci6n, aun hasta ''la acunaci6
libre 8 ilimitada.
lei trabajo dc la convention 1
Tedujo Ala disenei6n de la indu
tria de la plata, y la adopci6n d
varlss medidas y acusrdos sObre
materia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17

Aver partid dc regreso para Ii
Cuesta Don Jesus villanscya.
EstA Otra yez entire sus numeros !
SOS amigos el Juez Louis Sulzs
bachcr
KomdH Armijo quien haeia como
tres mos permaaecla On Colorado
ha retaraado 1 eata.
ID Licenclado Miguel Salaxar re-
greed esta semana de un exteusC
vige 4 Chicago, Denver y otros
pantos del oriente.
Hemos visto en- Ia ciudad ssta
eemana 4 Don Manuel Gonzales \
4 81 hiio, Don Anselmo, dc Rocia
al.
El Hon. Luis Garuia do Trampe.
Iros, ex. Representante, estaba en-
tire los visitantes 4 Ia ciudad, esta
semHna.
El Captain Antonio Lucefo, Dc.
ID yer 81 buena presencia en- Eans
I ia ne cI MERCEDES. Renrcs6 a hes
Ia tl Jaeyes,
Don German Garcia parti6 al
Martes para Rociada, doude ha
aceptad0 una posIci6n con Don
Juan Pendaries.
Han regresado de ~..un yiaje 4
Albuquerque Y otros pmatos del
sur los i6yenes Juan Il. Gnerin v
lJose 0allegos.
Mr. R. b. Twitchell, procuradot
del dIstrito De Santa re, arrib6 4
csta el Microbes regrosando 4 ID
antigua cl mismo dia.
fll Hon, Pas valverae, d sena.
dor electo por el distrito de Mora
Iy Colflx. honrd nuestro sanctum
con una vista el I.unes.
Don RdmulO Ulibarrl ofrece
vender lena por cnetdas, partIda,
10 del modo que Sc quieta, ! lcs
preclos mas razonables del merca.
do.
Don Jose Ortiz y Baca de-
!; Santa I7e, ha estado en- Ia ciudad
slghnos dias dc vista a Ia famllia
de nuestro amigo, Don Aniseto G.
(. Abeytia.
Hoy nos hizo una agfadable
= vista Don jose Esc0bar, redactOr
: dc In Idbertad. de Mora, en- sd
regreso dc m extenso yiale al sur
del TerrItorio.
q Los sehores HermeneiIIdo y
j. Leandro Lucero, distiDRuidos ciu.
dadanos. yeclnos de villanueva 30
encuentran gu la ciudad con asun.
tos rarticnlares.
!. Los sefiofes Gregorio Varcla y
!. Felix Esqulbel, de San Gersnimo.
}. estuvicroh en- Ia clndad eata sonia .
< ia con objeto de eoutestar 10 70.
a Fluntad dc nm pueblo.
Don Felix Papa. antes yeclno
dc esta metrdpoli, estuyo aqui de-
vista acompahado dc Au estilna-
: bic esposa 4 hiIa. El Lunes regre6
4 Sd actual residencla cn Santa F6
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-12-17
ABADO II DE DICIEMBRE DE 1892.

M6xico. La handa se eonepahe de
solo ccho indios. Con esia va van
l3 mnertes ccmetidas por Kid y
sus seguidorcs durante las liliimos
tres meses.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
DRAYToN, n. D.. Jan. 16, '92

DRAYToN, N. D., Jan. 16, '92.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
For enclosure please muster myself
and my brother into the G. WIS SUBJ
scription list. l luckily happened to
see a copy of your paper at farmer
Ms place last Sunday and became
at once an ardent friend oft. Sick of
Misrepresentation of existing So
cial conditions with which the bulk
of the press abounds, am bound to
have relief in some way. That man
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12

and Chicago bought the hard wheats and
buhe less than NO. hard Inc Cana
robbery went as hard whea
But alas Manitoba wheat also
Now for Jan 25th and w Du
AIS eight bushels INTO
American and depreciation grade
1c think this stranng point so
But take Minneapolis Trade quotation and
quotation and beho-ere are
that No hard wheat sold IN Minnesota at
the farm gate has been sold within six weeks
70 money pro rata for grade
transportation badefdash bub Cannd
are liar charges Minneapolis to Liverpool nearly
rates when the lakes
closedl
Well October just ten cents bush landed
wheat from the dock wharf Liverpoohat
pay freight not and generally not
generally did, the cents became SIX cents Other
charges mostly unghous the sen cents up to l62o now
take navigation wheat contracted largely
usually deferred till spring. selling at 9oc
shipment Insurance. charges profit and you
have 81 As instead Of $l5Ono call 1t $4
centsand it so what becomes
81 35 Give cents than your mentioned
cents? Goo Canfed-wae
get sense-civilze yourself.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12

good paid the demand the
treasury sufficient make the the soldiers
shall do
justice to soldiers of this country.
Resolved legal days work gov
believe
should be extended apply all corporations employing la
Dor in the different states OF the Union.
Resolved mns
the Worlds Columbian exposition
the labor
Chicago.
submit the March
providing the n Oklahoma homestead settlement the
States earliest possible
afflicted the lawful
meaning act thus put stop
ton and expense"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
To Saltwater Via the Wisconsin,
Central Lines.-Six Trains
Each Way Daily.

To saltwater Via the Wisconsin
Central Lines.-Six Trains
Each Way Daily.
A new train service to Saltwater,
arranged with special reference to
the convenience Of our st. Paul
patrons and to meet their wants, will
go into effect on the Wisconsin Cen
trail Lines Sunday, November LIST.
Trains will leave st. Paul for Still
water at 900 A.. NJ, HOO A. NJ,
LOO P. NJ, 1:30 P. NJ, $50 p. NJ,
and us p. M.
Return trains will leave Saltwater
at $50 A. NJ, 500 A. NJ, 1000 A.
NJ, 1901 p. M, 2:45 p. NJ. and
and arrive at St. Paul at 1850 A. NJ,
S:45 A. NJ, 1915 A. NJ, 2:45 p. NJ,
3:45 P. NJ, and 4:2O p. M.
Sunday trains will leave st. Paul
for Saltwater at HOO A. NJ, 1870
P. NJ, $50 p. NJ, and 1916 P. NJ, and
leave Saltwater for st Paul at $50
A. M, 1000 A. NJ, 1915 z. NJ, and
1886 P. M, and arrive at St. Paul
at $50 A. NJ, 1O:45 A. NJ, 3.45 p.
NJ. and APO P. M.
For tickets, time tables and other
information apply to c. E. Stone,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
1852 East Third Street, st. Paul,
MINI.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
BUFFERS BOOK,

Autobiography, History and Person.
al "reminiscences, by GEN. BENZ. F..
BUTLER covering his civil, Military
and Legal career; embracing the
questions Of Labor Reforms; Develop
ments of the South, Gold Conspiracy
of New York; Currency Reform, etc.
Agents wanted in every township in
Minnesota.
Il. G. MCCLURE, & Co. Gen. Agts.,
325 Rochester Blk Minneapolis, Mimi.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
WANTED!
MAN
THREE MORE BIG BOYS !!

You do? What's up this time? WE'LL if don't offer
them good paying employment An old gentleman too old to
has excellent farm OF 1876 acre-al
praewhn the last five $50 have been put cu
vaton OF this nearly 300 powed last fall ready for
On the farm there siXrOom house, barn
46x5O with 3Ox5O good well and windmill cstern
He authorizes $40 per and he will
hrow in everything the farm five horses two har
horse seeder self binders four
horse harrow single harrows pow, two pows
and breaking pow
He wants onehrd cahor will take ST. Paul real estate for
part the fifteen per
with privilege paying at time before due and
stopping interest.
and figure how years at average yield and
average price, would take for the farm beside having the
family support and and boys would not be we'll
employed also the cheapest for gardening in
Ramsey Co., for all cash customer.
Fl. S. FAIRCHTD
Room 40 Chamber of Commerce. st. Paul. Mimi.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12

Donnelly must have had some pow
erful influence on the Minneapolis
Journal and the Pioneer Liar OF ST..
Paul. judging from the columns of
warning they give the public to
shun him in nearly every issue of
these papers.
Donnelly is O. K.-we do not want
a man for our leader with whom the
millionaire press are pleased. Wish
ing you deserved success in your
fight against the peoples enemies,
P. III. HALBERG.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
WANTED!
ONE MAN AND
THREE BIG BOYS

In Meeker Co., Mimi, the south shore OF Lake Korons
"a 10y al
heavily tmberd with Eastwood En Oak Ash and Maple
The soil rich and the section separated from the great
demand by the prairie people, and Paynesvle and
the shipped the Twin Cities There also demand
orlumber There Mills
bought SO 900 reasonabeterm
any with family good strong boys few
get the land OF the timber alone and have the
land gratis beside The land ought bring $40 but
I will sell as above H. S. FA1RCHILD
Room 40 Chamber of Commerce. St. Paul MINI.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12

The Calman billwas an oracle from
Heaven-and the wonder is, how
such sensible, proper, just thing could
emanate from a democrat"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
Wants En-.

OF Republican Clubs to
get complete document They state
falling the hands the "other fers would be
trusted servants have forwarded the
fearful calamity has overtaken them!
beautiful portion this old ckety juakub OF Republican
sentiment tbs the chapter "Women:"-
entirely theenroment
the club they cannot but their influence on economic
questions is very great"
ANY pound the mant who thus tries to
her and yet broomk full acks capable
and stupidity issued
the President and F. Stevens Sc
tary of Republican League
The will thus attempt secretly
to their their
ballot to back it up with the pluto chariot
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12

In view Of the great social
dawnng upon the and living issues
fronting people, that the time has arrived
a political reform forces country and the
the Peoples OF the United States
of America
2 That we heartily the platforms
adopted at St. Louis No. 1885, Oc Fa $780,
fol
The right to make and issue money is sovereign power
benefit demand the
substitute for
hank notes we tender notes be issued in
the country cash basis
damage especial calling such notes
all debts public private and such
shall them than
mpeshae products indicated the
with limitation
quantity of land and amount Of money.
B-We demand the free and unlimited coinage of silver.
Give demand the laws prohibiting alien ownership land
prompt action plan to obtain all
ands now owned by alien and and that all hd
other such actually used and
needed them be the held actual
only
Believing doctrine equal rights all and special privileges
be 5nd
limited to the OF the economically and
Eve just equitable system graduated
rigid Just
public transportation
government ownership
HWe demand the election president president and
by direct vote OF the people.
That united action Of all progressive organizations in at
tending the called for February 90 1892 by six the leading
That national committee be appointed this conference
members each represented be named by each d
body
February 1892 and possible
sa boz 5
1892 nominating candidates
president and epresident.
e. the the central for
political agitation in their respective states.
Resolved That question OF suffrage be recommended
consideration the and territories
Resovd while power 1889 pledged
the debt that had been contracted deprecated
lars to the people,
ed their should
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-12
The Constitutions, Etc.

printing ordered the printing OF 5000
English This will contain the plat
editor this opposed printing the econ
1t will be Of about 5000
OF and sending del
egaes Meeting formal matter which reader OF
English can
ter all languages should
soonbut the other
for funds This only personal
thatth principles aret the ones o gate
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-06
NOTICE To MARINERS.

Weshineton, Aug S-Notice is given that on
July IL, 1872, the front beacons Of the Sapelo
sound, Georgia, were moved respectively feet
and IL feet, the former in a southwesterly and
the latter in southerly direction, to conform
TO the recent changes in the channel
The bearing OF the Sapelo range is now
NW14W and of Wolf Island range WNW8<W
With the exception of the above bearings all
SAVING directions heretofore in force in connec-
ton with these ranges remain unchanged
BY order of the lighthouse board
JAMES A GREER,
Rear Admiral. USN, Chairman
Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free Of charge
in United States photographic ONCE In the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
at the office.
LIEUT. FIJI SHERMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-06
MEMORANDA.

New York Aug 3-Arrived. schr Florence and
Lillian Smith, Jacksonville.
Cleared schrs Nellie Pickering, Mckeen,
Mayport, Fla; Caroline Hall, Coyerdale, Jack
sonville.
Bowling, Aug 3-Arrived, bark Alfarin [BrJ.
Nielsen, Charleston.
Buenos Ayres Aug 2-Arrived. bark Angus
tine, Kobbe, Hill. Satilla River and ordered TO
Rosario
Rochefort, Aug SAILED, bark Ascalon lNorl,
Savannah. ..-
Rio Janeiro, July 19-Arrived, bark Heinrich
and Tonic [Gerl, Greeensen. Pensacola.
Baltimore, Aug 3-ArriYed, schr Island City,
VOORHEES,, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Mary Brad shaw, Facemire
Jacksonville.
'Fernaudina. Aug 3-Sailed, scsr Nettie Shaw
[Brl Morris, Demerara-
Fall River. Aug 3-Arrived, schr Jennie Hall.
Fernandina.
Hyannis, Aug 2-Arrived at Bass River, sehr
Eta A Stimpon, Brunswick. Ga, for Boston
Jacksonville, Aug 3-Arriyed, schr Hol-
den, Haskell, Sew York.
Providence. Aug 3-Arived, schr Cactus
Wiley. Apalachicola.
Philadelphia, Aug s-Arrived. schrs Yarupa,
Heyers. Darlen; George Clark. Bartlett
Charleston.
Perth Amboy. Aug 3-Arrived. schr Mary 1
Crosby. Williams Darien for Carteret.
YORK. Aug 5-Arrived, steamship CITY Of
Berlin, Liverpool
CARVED but, schr Fuerst Bismarck, Nomadie
New YORK for Liverpool.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-06
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 5, 10 P. NJ. J

OAVANNAhi ia, aug D, " r. ID. J
SYNOPSIS.
At Dodge City, Kan, the temperature
to-day reached 1919, at Kansas City 1907 :,
at Fort Smith 9S', Omaha 94e, st. Louis
90, Memphis 92', New Orleans, Jaokson-
vile, Atlanta and Nashville 90, Savapnah,
Charleston and Augusta 49,, Cincinnati and
Sc. Paul s6o, Philadelphia $40, New Yonk
city and Washington city So, Boston 7Ss ,
Chicago zoe and Buffalo 72'. The minimum
temperature at Savannah during Thursday
night was 7le. and the mean temperature
for to-day was 800, 10 below the normal.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
6 O'Clock p. N, to-day rainfall was general
throughout the Savannah district, and
scattering showers fell in the Atlanta. Aus
gusta, Charleston, Galveston and Mont
gomery cotton region districts. The follow
ing heavy rainfalls were reported: Savan-
| nah distric5-Quitman $50 inches, Gaines
vile l. 12 inches. Charleston district--St.
Georges go inches.
At o'clock tonight cloudy weather pre-
vailed along the New England coast,
throughout the lake region, in the Ohio
valley and along the West Florida coast.
Elsewhere the weather was generally clear to
partly cloudy. During the twelve hours
ending at 8 O'Clock p. IN. L38 inches of rain
metric trough extends from the upper lake
region southwestward over the Upper Mia
sissippi and Missouri valleys to Northern
Texas. The barometer is highest along the
immediate South Atlantic coast and
Florida
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity "a;
Showers; slight changes n temperature;
southerly winds. P. ID. SMYrH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.