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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-23
THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
Washington Street.

The undersigned, who were appointed by the
Honorable the supreme Court at It's October term,
A. d. 1897, Commissioners of Estimate and As
ses sment in the matter Of laying out and widening
OF Washington street from Eddy street to Walker
street. herebyeive notice that they have deposited
in the Office Of the City Clerk OF the City OF Provi
dence copy OF their report TO be by them made to
said Court, and of the plat accompanying the same,
for the inspection of wh0msoever IL may concern.
HENRY II. ROOT,
BERNARD MCGUINNESS,
FRANK b. HAZARD,
ADDISON l.. FISHER
JOHN T.. FOX,
Commissioners.
Providence, r. l., April 10, 1894 aprls-i2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

Senate Chamber,
Providence, April 20. 1894
The committee on the judiciary of the Senate
will hear all persons interested in an act in amend
ment OF an act entitled "An Act to Simplify the
Duties, Equalize the Burdens, and Increase the
Efficiency of the Judiciary of the State,' in the
Senate Chamber, on TUESDAY, April "A, 1894,
upon the rising of the Senate.
Il. l.. FREEMAN, Chairman.
JOHN W. SWEENEY, Clerk. apr2l-2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
Senate Chamber,

Senate Chamber
Providence, April 20, 1894.
The Committee on the Judiciary OF the senate will
hear all persons interested in the act in amend
ment of chapter li2 of the Public Statutes, "Of
Bills OF Exchange and Promissory Notes" at state
O'Clock, q.
II. L. FREEMAN, Chairman
JOHN w. SWEENEY, Clerk. april2l-2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
House Of Representatives, /,

House of Representatives,
Providence April 20, 1894.
The Committee the Judiciary of the House OF
Representatives will hear all persons interested In
an act in relation TO the election of the Town
Council OF CTanston in the Hall of Representatives
TUESDAY, April "A, 1884, upon the rising Of the
House.
SAMUEL r. HONEY. Chairman.
THOMAS +. MURPHY Clerk. apr2l-H
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

Ter 36le nm idbrlib elm b.. $. etntreten
iolte. Tbonmaaren ieOer gtrt, einl4lleB>
licb &prSelan, ltno UNI 8, 9las uno
@laSpaaren I'M 10 8rosert b%eraufgeieBt.
On ser Ginfommeniteuer lit l1ur I'M
@ortlaut, nicbt abcr in sen tpelentlicben
8eftimmungen etne Nenoerung etngetreten.
9tub bic Spielfarteniteuer lit beibebaltcn.
0ie l3eit, all tpelcber bic Gorla9e III &raft
treten ioa, lit bonn 1. auf 30. Sum- D. S.
Derl6oben.
SIS lit natiirlitb ablo[ut unm0gli3, gu
1agen, Of bieie 3oaidbc beiteben bleiben, ob
ber Ttnan3au5i9ub bcs Senats ooer ote1er
leGbit tic annimmt unb pb bas 9aus tbnea
3uitimmt. ScoenfalIS tpitroe nit Der
iebigen Gorlage gcgen Elm 9etsit Before
Goriorge gctroffen fem. 9enn tpenn na6
ser 6ausbia noeb ctpa 100 Milloncn
Dollars, o6ne Ginfommeniteuer, sur
0edung bes 6auSDaltS fcblen, 10 licfert Der
j3ufer5ou aletn 45 Wtlioncn uno Die
;30Qe auf &oblen unb @iien, ionic Die er7
b0bten @ou= uno @las3Oae peroen 10 bis
Is ueitere Miaionen liefern.
Nber eS lobnt gar nibt, beute 8erecbnunz
gen a1tauiteIcn. @er tpeiB, pie Die 9artfz
Bin morsen unb tpie iie bel enoli6er &nz
nabme auSleben miro, ltuo oh ite iberDaupt
angelton1men tperoen tptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
GM0Lt0+

Die Sartf6ta bat aLio en6Li6 6as 2i6t
3tuar mod nibt bes Sctates, tpobl aber oes
Dolten Stnan5ausibuiieS be5ieLben erbltdt.
0a bic 9emofraten BARN cine Wlebrbeit
baben, 10 errpartet man, ba6 bet Gampf
oartn 11tbt LANCE anbalten tpirb.
Die pt6ttsite @enoerung Der 6ausbta
1T, oaB 3uGer bon Der Treiliite 9enommen
unb nit l Sent per 8fun6 bis au SEQ. 16
9utb STANDARD pber 80 @rab 8olartlcop
b~eiteuert lit, tpd6renb fir 3uder iiber btez
lem @rab, Dem Die Wc&tnleD 8tu J Gent,
Die Q8ilion Sin / Sent auferlegt bate,
fir iebet @rab bon 80 bis 80 Elm @rz
bO6ung I'M 100 Sent, fir iebeu @rob bon
80 bis SO cine bon SI1oO Sent, unD fit
leoen @rao uber So cine BON 4I1o Sent etr>
treten ioa. WolaiieS iou acknowledgements
bis IS Grab 8olariicop einen l3ou bon 2
@ents, it6er Sc @rab ett1en BON 4 Gents
pie @auone 3abten. 3u9leib lit Ser 8rdz
itbent an9epieien porhen, ben &eciprociz
tats@8ertrag nit 6amait su fiinbtgen.
5anemDer's 8eiu6 in @afbtngton 1T
alIo bon @rtolg 9epeien; besgleicben bat
Die SObbD Der Observation-Disclosures cine
0erldngerung Der Srtit, in tpelbcr Der
8rannttpetn unter observation-disclosures
liegen bletben bart, bon bret auf a6t Sabre
o~urcbgeiebt. Qr6 bic Observation-Disclosures
uno Standardization baber etwas erbalten,
benn @tiener5, tpelbeS auf Die Sreiliite ges
felt mar, unb unter benz Wc&inleb4 @eleb
IS @ents per Sonne 3oQ sablte, 1T auf
40 Gents per Sonne 9eieBt; ebenio 1T
Wet6fOble bon Der Sreiltite genommen
unb auf 40 @ts. per Gonne gelebt. Sci
9tobz unb anberem @tien lit Der BertbsoQ
I'm p bis 10 Bro5cnt erbDbt tpor6en.
8Iet@Grse, AUDI Die gum Silberi6mel8en
9ebrau9ten, iouen ( Gents per Bfb. 5ablen.
Die @erdn6erungeu i'm @ousGartf ftnb
gerin9; iie beite6en tbeilS in 6eraufz, tbeils
in 6erabiebungelt. 9lm tpibtigiten lift Die
Stret3un9 bes Baragrapben, ipona6 cine
aGmGbti9e, auiabrIiae 8erminOerWn9 0tes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
aer ,.Gormer|| lit SmderzNGftfen.

Die bur6 bas pIDBIt9e Steisen 6er
gttien 6es v!3uderz&ruit" @ei9orenen, Die
i'm Senatc Der Scr. Staaten unb allBerbalb
beiieGben in ganS erfLefliber Weenge Dor>
banoen fem ioaen, brau6en pabrlia nicbt
bebauert SIT merben. user lib nit 8auernz
fdngern unb Gonftben3i6pinOlern in Elm
Sptelden einldBt, ba1f it6 na9ber ntbt
punoern, ober gar betIagen, tpenn tbm
1etnc &r0ten absenommen perbeu.
9te vNmertcan Sugar &efintug Comp"
tit bon @nfang an BON 9lftieni6tpin6lern
manipulirt tporoen; es tpa i9on elm
S6ptnbeL, ais man tbr BEN Namen
rSruit" CAB, unb ite bat ft6 ais iolcbcr =
ndmlid ais S9tpin6el = bis auf ben
beutteen Sag bemabrt. Sebes Steigen,
teoes Sauen Der 9lftten bat Der Strut"
telbit berborserufen, unb Sic Mtaber perz
oienten ltets, beim Sauen iptpobl pie beim
Stetgen Der Nftien.
Die American Sugar Refining Co."
beitBt fir ungefdbr $40, 600, 600 @igentbum
(@runb unb 8oben, @ebdube un6 Waiebtz
nen) nno bat bas Wouopol bet Gafftnerie
auslanoti6en 3uferS, bon benz mir idbr@
LID $500 Wiutpnen gfunb e%infitbrcn.
Der Broftt, ben Der vGruft" in ben Lebz
ten bret Sabren sema9t bat, felt ii9, naa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

Goughltn ipdre alio Gin frcter Wtann !
Cine Surp bon vsp0Gf Wdunern gut uno
mabr" bat i'm bon Der Sbeitnabme oh Dem
Wtorbe @rontn's freigciproben. 9ab ie
eS, trob aller porlicgcnben, lblpermiegenz
Ben 8emeiie t6un fonnten, ldBt it6 nur baz
Ourcb erfldren. baB ibr 8egriff9OermOgen
burcb Die LANCE @iniperruug, Die Qual bes
3eugntBz Mnb0rens, bas @esdnfe Der Qlbpo>
faten unb Deren unenblt0e Heben gelitten
bat.
9enn, tpenn eS au9 tpabr fem folte, 6aB
Die Treunoe Gougbltn'S 70 li6er auf feline
8efretu1g recbneten, I'M tie gu peranlaiien,
bereits einen Satubn fir ibn anSufaufen,
eS IdBt itcb bob ntbt annebmen, baB Die
idmmtIi6en ap0lf @el1morenen einen
Weineto be9tngen, ais ite erfldrten, iiber
ben Nrgeflagten unparteiii9 gu 9eri6t
ltben 3u fOnnen unb 3u nolen.
@S nibt ni6ts, baB 9ieieni9en, tpel6e
@ou9bltn trobbem fir i9ulbie balten, itA
oartber erboBcn. @s geben ia in Chicago
noh cine Wenge mebr SrlGnber un9ebdnst
lumber auf einen mebr ODER peniger
fommt's ba nt6t an.
@Ou9blin lit tebt Elm ehrenpertber Wann,
bic bocblten Stelen i'm 8ertrauen leiner
2anbsleute fteben tbm often, unb es lit
niebt mebr ais rebt unb btuig, baB ct fir
Die aus9eitanbenen 2etben inn 8unbe NIT
NIeranber Suutpan nit Ser oberiten 2eiz
turg bes Glansnas@aeLs betraut tpir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
Erin go brasHl.

Sin frenetti9er Subel battle burb ben
@eribtSlaal, ais bet Sbmann BET @ei9mo>
renen lein ygti9ti6ulois" lber ben @ez
nOlien Der @lanzna>@aels ausipra9 8et7
Bet 1Arien unb tp%eirten, MGnner tparfen
ibre Site in Die Suit unb "iprangen auf
StiibIe unb 8dnfe; g o"listiten u1b @ez
ribtSbiener, umarmten iicb unb QueS
itlrmte auf @ouSblin su, Inn ibm Slid gu
plnl6en. Sc tparen fat Lauter @trii9e.
SrlGnoer haben BEN Or. Gronin ermoroet ;
SrlGnber BADEN ieBt einen Der M0rber, ber
bereits perurtbeilt unb eingeferfert mar,
aus benz @efangntiie berausgeboLt, fir i'm
einen neuen BroseB anseitrengt, burb
Monate binbur6 bte Bre1ie ltnb bas FEM
iationspittbige BubIifum auber Qtbem ge>
balten,, mnb Bic @eibmorenen 70 lange
s%efnetet, gebGmmert unb maLtrdtirt, bis fie
ptnbelpei6 gepOrben unb gu benz nrtbetIe
gelangt iinb: I'VE, the Jury, find the
defendant, Daniel Coughlin, not
guilty..
S1on ser 1mftanb in bem LAM
gen Bro8elie, baB 9an. Gpugblin n / ch t
auf ben 3eugenftanb gerufen tpuroe, bdtte
Die @ei6morenen itubi9 machen unb nit
benz ubrigen 8eipetSmaterial, 6as nob piel
belaltenoer mar, ais beim eriten Bro3e1ie,
DeranIaiien miifien, Elm speites Sbulbig
uber i'm alSSliprebcn. Offerings brardt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
9as 3MGtDatts tett gGreGen fiir
@~0tIfreDIer.

Gg siebt berbdrtete 86Ieipi6ter, auf
nelcbe ioadr Sic ftrengite 8eitrafung. bon
Wttti6utoigen feinen obiCbredenben Gin
bruf ntacbt, toenn babel ite leLbft norerIt
ber 8eitrafung %entgingeu.
gus fur3 por Dem Girgerfrte8e 6ret ser
m0rberti6elt, bic Sta6t Baltimore 1tamentz
Iib in Wa9lseiten su einem Orte bes
S6redenS maben6en b~ortigen 8l1g
1tglies tpegen Observation-Disclosures
eebenft pur6en, beging tpenige Stunoen
na6 Der 6inri9tung Der 51 berielben bLuz
tigen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geb0ri9e 8ruDer
zines Der @ebentten cine b06ft brutale
8lutt6at. Grft ais cine neu9ebtlbete traftz
pole Bolt3et ie6em einaeGnen Der 9reuz
Ii9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perfOnlicb
auf ben 2etb riidte, nur6e Baltimore cine
iidere Stabt, logan an 8abItogen.
8enn auf beIon6erS perbreoberii6e gfaz
turen ielbit Der @algen ni6t a6i6refenb
tuirft, ipie fol- eS Dann bas 3u6tbaus !
Otan iebe nur nob @rapeseno, bieier in
LETTER 3ett 0ureB Wabl9aunereien unb
Wablseipaltt6aten 10 b~eriicbttgt geporOez
men, auf Song SsIan6 eini9e Wieilen iib7
LID bon 8rOotlDn se%legenen utb aub
@one9 S8lanb in fib faiienben Stem
gorfcr Srti3aftI Sbr GROCER @a9lfrepz
Ter Wfc&ane 6ltBt felt tpenigen Gagen feline
8erbrecben i'm 3ucbt6auS. 9(ber iino feline
Mtitfrepier 6aburb ein9ef6ihhtert? Wttt
nichten.
2us iinsit in @raOesen6 bic Dem 9tinse
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

nab unierem @eieB Elm N~ngeflagter ni6t
auf ben 3eugenitanO su geben, tpeltn er
nicbt mid; er braucbt it6 benz &reu3oerbor
uno ben Saqftrifer oer Nooofatcn ntd5t
duSsulcBen. @enn itcb aber Elm Nngetlag1
ter Ii nbuIDig fiblt; tpenn er tpeiB,
baB er Elm 8erbrecben, befen man i6n 3etbt,
n t3t be9atgen bat: odtn nerlangt er
lelbt per9ort su tueroen, er gebt fret
willie auf BEN .3cugenitano unb brtngt
feline @ntlaftun9Sbeweiie bot ben gtcbter
uno Die @ei6tporenen.
0as bat @ou9blin nt6t 9etbar, uno 1ctne
8ert6eiotger bitteteu ftc9, tbn aat Den 3euz
genftdno SIT brift9en.
0ie obigen 3ebn @orte been6eten etnet
8roseB, melcber iiber 4 Monate gebauert
unb fitnf3igtauien6 Dollars sefoifet bat, fitr
bic mir SteuerSa9ler aufaufommen baben.
Die sebn @orte perfitnben auf's Neue, baB
benz pereinigten etrii6en 8erl6mOrerpade
Mlles mogli1 lit, benn eS bebsrri9t Die
&oLi3ei un6 Sic @ertcbte; ffe beDeiien, 6aB
unlerer Gepubltf uub ihren Snftitutionen
in ben q 3 Ell @eicli6af1en @efabz
rem erpad6ien, bic i6limmer iino, ais aae
offenen politiiden unb l~octalen gfteoer-
trdbtt9tetten, benet tptr tagta9ll3 oe9eg7
men.
Goug6ltm lit fret, 6as SrIdnbertbum
triumphtrt, Die Worbgeiellen uno ibre 8ere
biinoeten, BON bel1en bic 6auptanitifter
i%iberbaupt ntcbt einmal bot bic S9ranfen
bes @eribtes cttirt poroen itnb, fet1eben
bobnldhelnb Die raubtbierartisen 3dbne
ibrer feltii3en S9d6eI, uno i6atten Dor
N-S g.. - S,tn4
Die 3eble, bie tie lib iber ben @uSgang bes
8ro3eiics unb bic 8efreiung tbres &umpas
men 6eiier gebriiat baben.
Erin go bragh (Srlanb fir inn
merD lit bte Rarole. 6eute iiber acbt
Sage 1T ct. 8atrtf'szgag. 8ir i4lagen
Dor, 6aB Dan. Gougblin an Der Spite Der
Bro3eIiion marl9ire unb elm Banner nit
ser Sni6rift TRACE: The Irish can do
what they please, and the rest be
damned.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
seriabant Sardb eatpfanse..e Stebe.

Sc giebt AUDI 6elbberrn, Bic bauptidbz
lid nur blrcb Die 9iebe, tpelebe tie emptanz
9ef, nibt aber ausget6eilt 9aben, III Der
@eihibte fort[cben. 9lls Der 11euen
europGiiben Griegsgei9i9te pouen ptr
nur ben braoen 8enebef nennen ct bate
fth ais 9ibrer zines 0iterret6iihen Qrineez
CORPS inn &rtege BON 1859 ausge3et6net;
ober fetn ~ltnltern tpolte es, baB er int
Sabre 1866. Diterrei9iiber Sbergenera[
murbe; 6ieler Steaung mar er nt3t 9ez
mocbicn. uno in Der @el9i6te tptrb ct betz
nobe nur ais Der burb Die BreuBen p0aig
oe1hlaqene ltngliidsfelbberr fortleben.
Qebnlib ergebt'S in Der a~merifanilben
@!rteesgelcbi9te benz iebt gu ~9pnhburg in
1irqinicn i'm Glitter BON itebenunbIiebaia
SSabren Observation-Disclosures @arlb.
Q8te 8eneoef ein tapferer unb tpoblgeIhulter
Offtsier, l~eiitete er i'm erpBen omerifanis
iben 8Irgerfrtc9e aIS uirginiicber &eben
GiicbtigeS in Der @igeni6aft cines 8efe6lsz
babers t~lei1erer 3ruppentbeiLe. OTIS ct aber
6as gan3 ielbfttdnbt9e &ommanoo iiber
6as &ebeQenbeer in benz ftrateetld unb
tpirtbi9aftIib 10 nicbtigen pirginiicben
S6enanboabtbale befamt, erIitt er tros
auer 8a6iomfeit unb 3apferfeit 0ieoerz
lage auf gtieberlage. Satte er ancb ntcbt
pte 8enebef in 8Dbmen einen ser 9r0Bten
Selbberrn aaer 3eiten gegen ft3, 10 bod
gletcbfals einen pabrbaft sroBen General.
aamli4 Sberiban; unb ieIbit letn aa1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

ben 8ercbnltn9en bon WiQett & @raD,
dal J Gent per 8funo, mit6in auf mebr
ais ST., 900, 900. 9as lit ein bibi6es
Summben bet elmer 9lltlage Don
$20,000,0 600. Sol9e 3abIen mitien aber
Dem Yublifum Dorent9alten iperben; beB7
bath maiert man slerlt Die 9lftien
unD iprtbt ibm o0nn baS perlogene unb 9es
tpaiierte :3eug in Die Mugcn.
Die American Sugar Refining Co."
bat tbr 9(ftienfapital piermal permdHert;
cS betragt nibt 20 Miaionen OollarS,
lo1oerll 80 Dftatoncn, unb lelblt auf btele
enornle specialization Itnb bic 8roftte 10
auBeroroentlib 6odb, Bob bic 9ireftoren
ocS uSruit" in oieiem Sabre nod feline
Gerlammlung Der Nttiondre einberufcn
urb feinen 8ertbt auSgegcben ba6cn,
tnahrl6einlt9, I'M Der SartfgeicBge6ung
leicbter etn t fitr Elm II pormaeben uno
mtttelt berlelben nod gr0Bere 8ortbeile
berauSi6lagen 81 fonnen.
Nls boS Geprdlentantcn6alts ben 3u6er
atf bic Sreiliite lebte, fielen bic Nftien oes
uSruft" auf IS. Selbit Damn no bas
Qtttenfapital noob INNER breifaeb sepdl7
lert ll1o Ieoer nit ben eifi6lGgigen Ser
bdItnilicn 8ertratte muBte, oaB Elm GROCER
8rOftt aAcb obne 3on auf raffinirtcn
3uder ~cr5ielt werOcn fonnte. Ser v!3uder7
Sruit" brauobte btelen S1uB ntcbt, unO
Der bobe Brets ietner 9lftien in ben lebten
flint @ocben benefit bas. Ser pl0Blicbe
9reisaufidblag, Der y@orner" pom teBten
9tenltag ipar baber nur Su benz 3tpede 9es
plant, UNI bic 2cute un6 lolcbe Senatoz
t en- 3u i6eerea, tpelcbe 9laubten, baB DaS
SenatScomite Dem 6auie beipfli9ten unb
ben soafreicn 3uder betbebalten miirbe,
Die iomit auf Elm neiteres Tanen Der
Gruit=9tftien ipefulirt baben. 9lub ftebt
es altBer aaem 3wcifel, baB Der Strut"
lbon am 9ienltag setpuBt bat, baB oas
8emilben t6aDemeDer's bon @rfolg gez
front unb ant 0onner # 8 Der 3u6er
bon Ser 6reililte 9eltridben wiirbe. 9as
fiinitlibe Sinaufi6rauben Der @ftten lit
oober ais cine Nblobnnngb Der iptQs
fGbrtgen Senatoren an5uieben.
Ha5 man itcb leit 8ocben in bic Sbren
raunte unb mas in 8aQitreet unb in
Maibtnston bte SpaBet bon ben 9G6ern
pfifen: eS lit burcb ben yGorner" in Sruitz
9lftien uno Die gleidb nacbber erfoGgte
enatortelIe @nti6eioung iibcr ben
3uder 70 otfenfunbig .9eporoen, baB ieBt
Die 8uben nit ben Sin9ern auf Die Sela7
loren beuten, tpelcbe babel tbr S9df6en
tn's Srofcne 9ebraebt baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
SOB Semt ssmnSesSemat

@enn Ser 8unbesienat 10 fort ma9t, 10
miro Der 8uni6 ibn abgei9afft su ieben,
ser ibon bur6 bic Stlbcrbebatte i'm boriz
gen Sabre sroBe Na6runs empfing, INNER
me6r UNI iib g%retfen.
Stint unb eine babe @o6e liest tebt bie
SarifbiQ i6on Dem Senat Dor, unb ne3 1T
bieleLbe lit 5dnben beS 1nterausi6uiieS 6eS
Tinans1G omifes. &etn Sag pergebt, obne
SAB bas, mas I'M bortgen ~feitgelteQt pOrz
ben, mieber ab9eGnbert tpIrbe. Cine un9es
beure unt einfluBreid6e 3uderz, &obIen,s
@iienz un6 @bisteD1 2obbp i9marmt in
BEN 8orsimmern Oes Senats, uno es miro
often ste 8ebauptung auS9elpro9en, bob
geipiiie Senatoren fart an Specnlaltonen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

Sn Ser StaatsseIebgebung Sopa'S
bat iebt enblt6 Der &f nm baS Yrobt9
b~ttionsseieb ernftliD besonnen. Oie be-
mpfratil9e Mtnberbeit ilbt Elm ebrltcbeS
local option-@eie GUT Nnnabmc gu brtns
gen. SIN ginitigiten Safe tpirb aber Elm
Pful9perf az Stanbe femmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

tbuttte ,te~ntS=Ssgeife:
Ed9Ii1e Ntprgenz9lusgobe in Der StoSt bHrb bic Erf9er
ing 9aus geliefert
Ser Mphe.. obs
&QQline 2lusaQeg unb Ser MeIten" per Mpd6e.. 0.2O
Ser 9eeIter1% per Sahr ...... ......... $50
MDdentlidle Mus9a6e per eyobr $50
ausm6rtdee 4bouueRten ser PDf:
Edelt0e @ugoo6e per Sa6r int @oraus .......... So 90
Scr GaeiteltT per <Sabr 200
m6bentli9e &usgdbe per Sabr 200
Mb9eHtliIe alts sabe mad irgeuS etneu1 9anbe
GurUpos per Salr. 500
Illinois Stats Zeitung Co.,
gbicoap. SM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-26
Captured a Good-sized Octopus.
From the San Francisco Examiner.

from the san FRANCISCO Examiner.
Pacific Grove, Jan. 9-For several days
past tho tides at Pacific Grove have been
exceedinglyslow, uncogeEingstlie BociQs to
quite a distance. This unusually low
water has afforded excellent chances for
chonchologists and lchthyotomists, both
amateur and professional, and many have
Among them was Mr. Hill, resident Of
this city. While scrambling among the
rocks he heard some distance off loud
thrashing of the water.
Il called friend, " said he, land we
hurried to the scene of commotion We
saw what seemed to be a pool full of large
snakes, all of which were endeavoring to
make their escape at the same time
Being some twenty feet from where they
were we stepped a few feet nearer, and
perceived to our establishment that those
snakes were the legs of large octopus,
commonly caused devil fish. He was evil
IDENTIFY trying to catch some eels that were
imprisoned in the same pool as himself.
Being very eager TO get a closer view Of
such a rare sight, and not being ac-
quainted with the customs of the fish. we
were a little afraid of him. but upon see
ing us he instantly stopped his thrashing
and changed the clear water around him
TO an inky blackness, which totally OBJ
scured him from our gaze. With the as
sistance Of some friends we secured our
prize and, with much difficulty, conveyed
him to a safe distance from the water.
''Our specimen is about 10 feet inches
in length. The longest of his legs is about
feet. while his head is some 10 inches in
thickness, We have written to Stanford
University Offering the specimen as an adj
ditiOn TO its collection ...
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-26
COMING w1TH A HOWL.
The Cold Wave Sweeping Down To-
ward the Coast. -..'

ward the Coast. '
The cold wave arrived in Savannah last
night, but not as severe as was expected
Yesterday was about as disagreeable a
day as ever occurs in Savannah. A light
drilling rain prevailed all day, with a
cold wind in the afternoon.
The lowest temperature reached was
49,, but last night the thermometer fell
to 90, the lowest point reached this year.
The cold wind and rain continued during
the night, and the indications were that
there would be sleet by morning Colder
weather is predicted for to-day, with
sharp north winds.
The cold wave made itself severely felt
in the interior and northern portions of
the Gulf states and north of the 35th
parallel. Severe freezing weather obtained
last night in Middle North Carolina,
Tennessee, Arkansas, the temperature
being % below zero at Nashville and o
above at Memphis. Meridian reported 12'.
Montgomery 20e and Atlanta 1So above
zero. Very severe weather prevailed in
the northwest, the temperature being 30
below at Huron, S. D.. 26' at ST Paul,
50. at Chicago, g. at st. Louis and A. at
Cincinnati To-day promises TO be very
cold day for this locality.
The truck farmers did got seem to be
much worried here at the prospects of the
cold wave. They have not put in any
early crops to speak of this season and
about the only crop of Importance in the
ground at present is cabbage. The
cabbage crop is well advanced and it will
require very severe freeze to hurt
it. Seed beds and small patches of
garden truck were well covered last
night, however, and the truck farmers
are not likely to suffer loss unless the
spell should last for several days.
WHAT NEXT MONTH MAY BE.
Observer Smyth has just completed
compilation of data from which pretty
fair estimate of the weather for .Febru-
airy may be made. The data shows the
average and extreme conditions of the
more important meteorological elements
and the range within which such varia-
tions may be expected to keep during any
corresponding month.
The mean or normal temperature for
February during the last % years, is So
the warmest February was that of 1890,
with an average of 81; the coolest was
that of 1889, with an average of 49,; the
highest temperature during February
was so ON the 10th, in 1891 the lowest was
1872 on the 9TH, in 1886; the average date
on which last killing frost occurs in
spring is March g.
The average rainfall for the month. is
BOB inches the average number of days
with OF of an inch or more, is 10 ;
the greatest rainfall for February, was
9.71 inches in 1874; the least was 7S inches,
in 1882; the greatest amount recorded in
any "A consecutive hours was 1902 inches
on Feb. IA, 1874; the greatest amount of
snowfall recorded in "a consecutive hours
(back to the winter of lS74-5) was trace
on Feb 3. 1875.
The average number of clear days in
February is 8; the average number Of
partly cloudy days is 10, and average
number of cloudy days 9.
The prevailing winds are from the
northwest; the highest velocity of the
wind during any February was 40 miles,
the 9th, in 1885. ,s.,,. 4-..,,sr..,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-26
CARL1sLE's BOND ISSUE.
The Secretary Very Reluctant to Take
the Step.

the Step.
Washington, Jan. 25.-Secretary Car
Isle addressed the House judiciary com
mittee to-day upon the subject of his pro-
posed bond issue. The committee has
under considera ton a resolution offered
by Representative Bailey, dem, of Texas,
declaring that the secretary has no
authority under thepresent law to issue
bonds.
The subcommittee having charge of
the resolution reported it favorably to
the full commit tee. The full committee
discussed the matter, but on motion of
Representative Goodnight, dem, of Ken
lucky, postponed final action on it until
Secretary Carlisle could be heard from.
The secretary occupied an hour and a
half explaining his position regarding the
proposed bond issue and answering ques-
tions regarding it. He spoke of the def
cheney. and said if it continued to
grow at its present rate it would
be in the neigh borhood Of $4,000, 600 at
the end of the present year. He disliked,
he said, to have to issue bonds, and he'd
given the matter much thought before,
doing so.
AT first he doubted his authority to do
so, but after much study concluded that
he had it. Great pressure was brought
to bear to have him issue the bonds.