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Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
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SuIius @~tetten6eim GaBt aGs v@ippz
6en" 1einer tDtltben 2aune iiber biber1e
ausIdnOti4e Angelegen9eiten iO bic 3igeI
i1ieBen:
6ranfrei9 riiitet 1i3 in biefem Moment
gegen W~1abaga8far. SIS tperben &rte9sz
i9tffe bis an bies3d6ne bemannt unb gletdz
6eittg mebrere Hegimenter in &rteg8fuBz
DOlt psrtpunOelt, UNI bic afritant19e SnIel
i'm SnbiI6en Ocean bonn @rbboben gu Derz
til9en. 0amit mill man in eintgen W2oz
naten ben Nnfang MAIDEN. Man 1dumt al1o
tpie eine @6neiberin Die Sai9entii9er,
unb Diellei9t iiberlegt fi9'5 6rantrei9
Dd6ren0 Der Mrbett nod unb 3ie4t es baum
Dor, Die S%riebenspfeife in Die @ege 5u Ieiz
ten, ftatt f1 auf Das M6enteuer zines ebenio
iiberfliii5tgen ais iiberIeeif9en 4riege8
etn3ulaHen. @ie1ei9t fiebt es Elm, baB iez
Der 8rteg Elm 2ottoipiel 1T, bel benz man ME
bor9cr lpeiB, tper bos grOBe 2oos nnb
per Den &ir3eren 5iehtt nit einem 8ort:
tper unterz, iper iiberltegt, ner in Seufels
&ii3e, iper in 0effen CUTE @tube tommt,
@ieuei4t fo9t fi4 Srantret4 i9on ieBt,
Dab Die er 8rieg ne6r aus als einbrtngen
unb i'm 9efolge cine lange NaTe 6aben fann,
NIT Der es ab3teben muB. WGS oann? OdS
pdre Elm llngliid, bos fi9 bas 2anb ieI6it
3u5uf6reiben bate, unb Dos pdre nt9t tpiez
Der Der3eiben Sic baS barte 0ort! -
gut 3u mod6en.
l1nb nun bic Soften! 9os &riegsmintz
1terilm fprbert cine itattlt9e Nn3o6l bon
MiQionen, Mer ben &rteg tennt, tpetB, baB
er unauf6altfam ms 8elb lduft, ia baB
er ntbt bloB @elb foitet, fonbern pirfli9 berz
f9lingt. @r lit tein8ielz, fonbern Elm 2(Iesz
fruB, Elm Smmer6ungrtg, INN nibt gu 1agen
Elm 9tmmeriatt, Nur fbetnbar tpirb nit
8letgef3ohen; tper gendu 3uf3dut, itebt, baB
es iil6erne un0 golbeneGugeln finD, bic nt6t
aus @etpebrldufen unb &anonentugeln, fonz
bern aus benz Seniter 9etporfen tDerben,
9te 8oltsbertretung ptrb it9 alfo btellei9t
fragen, Ob es nt6t berniinftger lei, itA lieber
nit MabagaStar frtebli6 %auseinanOer ol8
au9 nun @inen SUP auf feinen buIfanifAeh
8ooen gu feBen, 0tefes Na9geben tpdre
lsoenfaas biQiger, aGs ba5 unaufbOrIi4a
Nd6geben BON @elb.
Dies foQte ebenio CHINA einfe6en, unb
au3 Die Sapaner fDlten zines i6rer bielen
manoelfOrmt9 gel4nittenen Nugen 3uOrItz
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

- Die GOriteIungcn ser fransOiti9en
Sper in Qucbec BADEN BEN Oortigen GOaO;
iutor Oes &arbinoIs Gai9ereau, 8ti9of
Begin, GIT cinem 8ebarniiAten 9irtenbrief
DeranlaBt, tporin ben &atboItfen oorn Be-
luh iener 8oritelun9en ~brin8enb abges
ratben Dirb. Q8tr baben 6erarti0e vOpern"
AUDI biertn @bica8o, o6cr es piiien nur bic
2eute bon beren NorDanbeniein, Die ftb audi
bonn 8il6of ben 8eluA berleIbcn ntebt berz
bieten lalien. Q[nitGnbi9e Wfeni6en 9eben
ni9t bin unO an Sen unantdni8en, Bic binz
8cben, lit 6Opfen unO WeaIs oerGOren, ober
ieOenfaus nihts mebr SIT perOerben. Daruu
lift CO bier nod feinem 8il6Of eingefouen,
DaOOn gtotiS 5u nebmen. SIS gilt bapon bas
S%pricbUort: Sc ntsbr man i'm 0ref raDrt,
beito meDr flint ct.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
0ie stueitlebte @ocbe Dor 8ei6nabter

-0ie 3Deitlebte @ocbe por @etbna9ten
bat Sic 6%offnungen, bic man in @el66ftsz
freiien auf ite 9eieBt, rei9Ii4 erfiiut. SIS
itno bur6 Die 8antcn fir LOIS, O89, $3.50
Dollars @ei3Gfte be9Li9en ~pOrOen, mas
8egen ba5 8orio6r in Ser entipreben6cn
Wocbe 1916 BroSent 0etptnn bebeutet. Qluf
Stem 0orf foutmen bapon 560,318,247
Dollars, 9(ej9 1873 b. s., unb ouf bas
ii6ri8e 2anb 458,771422, 1875 b. $.
Gbica9o bat lid auf 96,480,48 Dollars
l1mioB unb 40.4 Yro5ent 3unohme btnz
aufgei6mungen, Dosegen Bolton nur 92,z
607,68 9oQGr5 1tmiaB unb 7.8 b. 8.
@eiuinn oUf8umeiien bat. 8erluite ge9en
bo8 8priabr ftnben it9 i'm gtorben
unb Often nur in 8uffalo, mo 6oS @es
i9aft um 3 u.s.. suriif9ing unb i'm 8eiten
in etn3elnen fleineren StGoten beS O3or0=
DcitenS, Die f0um in 8etra4t fommen
t0nncn. Sonit lit nur Ser SiOen un6 an
Der 8aciftc &uite San SronciScO, lcBteres
NIT 8.8 9roacnt 3uridse6lisbeu. Stem
Orleans bat 40, &i9monb 2.5, Norfolf
1,8 &ro3ent 8erluit, aIio ebenfauS unbez
beutenb. Der Nu5tpeis lift i'm @an3en sez
nommen, Elm iebr ermut6t9enber unb weiit
orf cine itetige 8elierun9 Ser @eI9GftsDers
b~Qltntiie bin.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

Sm 9etersburg 1T Ser b%efannte
@%ntomoIO8 9u9o Gbriitopb seitorben.
9erielbe mar am 4. Qtpril 1881 i'm &6nig=
reid Sa6ien ocboren, abiOIOtrte bort Elm
2ebreriemtnar un6 fam 1858 no9 &uBz
LAMB, mo ct ais Qebrer in Sarepta Nnftelz
lung fanb. g1eben ietner p6bogogiiden
Gbati9teit pibmete er it9 bon Dornberein
ieinem 2tebltn9Sfab, Der @ntomolo9ie,
NnfangS in Der ltn0ebun8 bon Sarepta,
felt 1870 aber III ben pericbiebenften Sc
genben &uBIanbS SammLun9en un6 Inter
iu9ungen DeranitaltenO. Q(uf % &eiien
bal er SronSfoipien, Sronsfaufaiien, 0aS
NmurIanb, gtorb@9 eriicn &C. i'm SntereiIe
ieiner 0iIieni9aft 6urhfori9t unb uu3dbz
ltge nele Sni~ettenarten entbedt. 9ie 9teiulz
tate ietner 9teiien bat Der unermiiblicbe Sorz
ider in ben Bubltfattonen beri9ie6ener gez
lebrter @eieui9aItcn, 6eren Mit8Gteb ct
mar, nicbergelegt. Set 1880 mar 6ugo
@6rtitopb &uitos oes Gntomologiiden
Wauieums Oes @rOBfiriten JttfOIat Mibai=
Iopiti6.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

Die Altna5me Ser r9Ooling 8iu" i'm
omerttanii3en Observation-Disclosures
bat bic 9tocbira8e no9 aa,erifanilcben Giz
1cn0abnpapieren III 2on6on am GamItaq
bsOelItsnO erDObt. Sea, tpenn mir beren
11le3r Ortben obieBen %f0nnen, 10 ion uns
Die yBooltn9 8ia" rebt ietn. r9tah uns
bic S~ItnOflutb."
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

@%OugbItn, S'Suaiban unb 8urfe 1880.
6cute 1T ber @eburtsta9 8eetbooen's Q770)
unO i'm Sabre 1871 bat am II. 0e3ember
bic @rOffnun8 bes @enfer G9tebsaeribts
CUR 8~eilegung Der Streitigteiten 5pii6en
@ngtanb unb ben Ser. Staaten itattgez
funoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

Der &rdiiOent GteDelanb tft noc6
SuocarOltna auf Die Sa00 gsgange,. Oa bat
CT Fed9t, oaB er ein1naI Die QtngeGrutbe nit
rer Sagofltnte oertaui9t bat. 9a betRt eS
lac9tI9 mari9tren unO Ben trGgen 8lututnz
l@l'I be1bIeunt9en. W2it Dem SdieBen
~'ro'S I0ut freiIib 8eben, tpie Dem Conn
!o991a8er, Der beim 6jnttirsen zines 6aler
N Oel Jtur oaSbri4t: o6err9ott, muB Der
Serl Iebe II 8 mii D. 9etpelen ietn!
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

SIN @oibin8tOn 6rcbt man idOn
toteOer nit &epreiiaIten, ipOfern es iid bic
9euti6en cinfauen IieBen, Qtmerifa'S
5anbel in 0euti9Lanb nod ntebr gu i9dz
Ot9en. Gnn, bas bat man bumaIs audi
get3an, unb bod 9at mar ii9 WObG gebus
tet, bic 0rObung aus3ufii6ren unb ii6 init
Der @egenieitigtcit to 8eittmmung i'm Mcz
&inlebz3arif aus Der 8aticbe gc3osen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

- @enn Ser @iienbabnma9nat 9unts
in8ton Die nOBmali9e @rpa6Iung bes CALI
fornti9en 8un6esicnators 9erfins be-
fdmptt, 10 lit 0aS Elm 6%aupt9run6, tpe6balb
Serr BertinS tpie6erum gew6blt tperben
ioute. t0err 8erftnS fam ni6tS 9etban
baben, mas ais @runb, i'm nibt mebr gu
ipGbIen, angeieben tperben fOnntc, 10 LANCE
nur Der 6err e. g. huntington feline
BiebererpGbIun9 81 b%er9inbern iu9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

- @eltern mar Der Sa0re8tag Ser &C.
Burt 8(iiber's Q742), OeS Grbuuers Der
CONGRATULATIONS Gtienba6n Gobert
StepbenIOn C803), Oes GobeS oes Sprobz
llnO observation-disclosures g9ilbelm Grimm
Q059) unb Der S3uIbisiprecbung ber Ser
grmOrOun9 6es Or. GrOnin gneefloaten,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
: Mir m0dten benz W2aoor Sopftn

= Mir m09ten benz Maaoor 6opfins
9erne unier 8eiLetb gu leinem I6lti9cn 0aG8z
leiOen auSlpre3en, ipenn mir uns MIR
ctnigermaBen cine 8oriteuuns baoOn
macbeu f0nnten. Sn 1einem 9eibbGatte,
Dem r6eraIb", ftnbcn mir 1eute Worgen
ieine 9ranfbeit ais v6ronii9e ~0arpngitis
unO Ira6eitis nebit bppertropbii9er &6iz
nitiS" be3eidnet. Mir tperben pobG barunz
ter cine 9ronii9e &c6ltopfs unb2uftr0brenz
Gnt8inbung ult6 einen bocb8rabi9en Naienz
tatarrb (Oer bereits bis sur Sttnfna e
allsgearteD Deriteben miilien. @enn mir
nj9t bas Nibti8e getrOfien BADEN, bitten
mir Ben bocb9eIa6rten 2eibarSt 6eS 8iirger7
meiiterS un 8er5eibung oh ~unlerer I'm
piiienbeit. SER 6opfinS pir6 fib na6
gletp Oorf bc9e6en, Inn einen Der tH0tigiten
Ta6dr3te 81 9tatDe gu 5ieben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

SCRIBE Tra9e. 0ibter: vgeun, baz
ben Sic Bic &in6er meiner Muie ges
prift?"-Gtecen?ent: vSa, iaget Sie NAL a.:
Sm bic S9uLe finb Sic noDL nocb nic6t 9ez
eanQen?"
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
0ilen6aRn- &aRrpRdne.


ASUtcaeO Sc Seortbtpc itert= Sit e;tba Dn. - Stdet
Offices: Sos. 206-20S gIorf=StraSe, an Der
Datlep &pelue Station unb am Depot SIDE Bsas'
unb &iuaie=StraBe.
Mbfabrt gtutunft
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
@nnDrtd1 Dnnnpfer.

&a9li6 nod NoCtne, NtiIpaufee. 6hehnsscu mor..
~ SSlooC, 2feo 3tIeerS. GepaaHee, abnapee, Sfuroepn Sson-
"tenoLhtllee SAotE9ton unb WaHi1tee nm Z lhr gbenSS
STlee nno 9ods: 6uB Der Nsi8,son gpe. 2opboS
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

Aus Der S9ute in @a6fen.
Qebrer: y@arum nennt MAJ mpbl Nfrtf0
ben bunflen @rbtbetG?"-S6IIer: v0eiL
beiien 8epObner ni9t 10 belle finO Wie
tptr."
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
abfabrt @nfnnft

6ghtcGsS, sEsfIls Aufee & ct. GauIs@ tSembaBw.
W t6st.5idetsOffice 207 ~Glort. StraBe Selepbone
2l9o Otait. Union QGiiaeier sStatiOu Sauel=, abams'
unb WtobtiOn=S troBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

$50 sftI 3d. flI nsS 3d. sta'iq F. o.. a0t !sP st., tsM @, IT, + 2
ii a.; gnfnnft: '7:85 Ms 1880 81, 'io:o5 9&,
'lI:So 3d., Ills g., Il g., 'e:15 q. $3.50 a..
t4:15 g., tll:3e u. 4ntunft: TO- so Wt, 1918 g.,
+5;55 &C., +i1:l0 A-'1d9Gid. fSdoIi9, eu89enommen
Sonnto9s: fSdgli6, Mtenta9s als9genDmmen. tSag.
lid, GemitaaS auSeeuommen. S9tur SauntaeS.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
y . z linton pofeneer Station.
v1EgnnSuVanid kingS.1
aloama:, NamaI. MMo Maoifan.Ste.

GideI1Cftces: an Der station. in 24S g. @lort
StraBe. GGe syadIon, unb i'm Nuoitpriuul=Sp teL.
9urb.3tge fabreu mie foI9t mad 6ettrats3eit:
'SGoIiA. I2Gali6, euSqenDatmen GonutGQs.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
SSa1QaOiS GetotraG.

&ne bnrb8ebenOeu 3use BON Der @entral.5 tatiUH,
y. StTaBe un6 ggrf gtors; 3uge ftr ben @fben f6nuea
eoelTalS on p. StraBe. 80. StraBe Hnb 9ebe Bari ss
nournlen lperSeI, 3tdets in Der Stobt.Sf tee, 1874 Sab
@lortaGtrobe, nttS i'm aubitoriura=Sotel
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

TESsg@STEEgj GDtcGep, @urIinatpm q G1tncs
HBEWHTHI @tIe1tRabtt.
Rs&IslAANssSA Fir 9idetS nnb GGlaflDasen fpre3t
HSsSS TpssHa 6Or in 211 &larfsStr. II. III Der Union
k%aLllllISssa SeTfen1er Citation, 6~0nal=GtrGSe une
AAA2&&GaJ Adams.
8T9e @bfa6Tt WnfnNff
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

@ran6 8apl6S 3a9e 0ia 6. 8 ~. 81 8aBm, a6fa6rf
1926 81; 1900 g.; '1l45 o. anfunft: '7;20 N.:
f1:25 g.: 1859 u.
@rano g|apiOs Oro g. g. & $. q. st., abfabrt: 1880
g.; 'll:3o u. &ntunft: '7:10 0f.; 1905 u.
'&aaGi0. + @usqer. 6OTutass. + aus9sr. W}ontos.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

SEy2tdtaam 6enttaI, q. p. 6. & 8. 81. unb D. s.
So Y. Ut. R.-u3be ~Stta9ara SANS 9tDute". Tidetz
Offices, 81 Start Oh. unb Stotioten IL. Ctr. unh 9art
&oO. q. Ctr. SO. @tr. unb Snhe 4arL.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
lpnuoI H~to4nmont Of the RELIANCEINSURANCB
Ahuadl DtGtUllUHt COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State Of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De
cember, 1893: made to the Insurance Superinten'
dent Of the State Of Illinois. pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

'e:3OQ.. 300 g.. 1890 d.; Anfunft: '7:O0W " '9S0M,
f11:3o ST., fl:oo g., +345 g., 'e:l5 o., -945 q.
&8stit. t 1dgIta9, o%u8genommsu 5onntaos.
G69t9, onsgenomnen Samitags. fGa9Ii9, aug
deuuntnIen WlpntaQs.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17

NBscaaO,. Sod SsEanS & gectscsBabt. -
Pana9ier=Statton San gnrs1.Str.. Elm SIo7
iioIitb bonn 8oore oi &ra6e. Sidet.Sfice: l04 GIarfItr.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
HOSPITALITY OF THE zULUs.
A Tribute to the Generosity and
Courtesy of the African Savages.
From the Digger News.


On leaving Lambs we were directed to
take a short cut across country. which
would bring US on, to the new road to
Etshowe, but whether it was we mistook
the path or the natives of that part of
the country think nothing of hill climb
ing, | don't know; the fact remains that
at-Roon, after-fo4iF- hours stiff walking
through grass up to our necks, and COW
cred with burs and ticks, we found our
selves toiing painfully up an al
most perpendicular hill 500 or 600
feet high, with the thermometer show
ing 40 degrees, and no shade anywhere,
and, what was worse, no water. 1t
is true that the view which unfolded
itself to our gaze as we assembled higher,
higher and higher was beautiful beyond
description, for on every side were hills
and valleys teeming with foliage Of every
hue, while far away on the horizon could
be discerned the deep blue of the Indian
ocean. But the beauties of nature are
wasted on q man suffering from a parChed
mouth, and the grandest sight of all to
our state Of mind was when, on attaining
the summit we saw at q short distance
from as large kraal Our Tagging spirits
revived at once, for here at least we could
get what we so much required water.
Tired as we were we covered the inter-
vening ground in time worthy of wan
derer's sprint.
Our approach had been observed from
the kraal, and when we arrived there
were quite a dozen natives waiting 20 re-
ceive us and inquire what we wanted.
Our stock of zulu was limited, but we
knew enough TO tell them that we were
thirsty, on which they brought forth
water. Then the head man, who APP
peared also 10. be petty chief, came out
of mis- hut, and, Reckoning to US, ledus
into an open kraat, where he bade us slt
down He seemed pleased TO see us, and
all his wives and young men perched
themsely,s around u.s. while he had
huge bowl of KHffir beer brought out
for us TO partake Of. He also
wanted TO cook an enormous piece of
meat for us, but, on our dissenting,
insisted on our shutting with him. After
we had stayed about an hour in the
lrraal we rose to start off again, when
what was our surprise as well as gratih-
cation TO find that the old fellow had in
structed one of his ''umfaaus' TO 90 with
us TO show US or t0.the road, which WAS
some four or five miles away. One fre-
ouently hears the l[afir decried, but ]
must say thaB even from white men one
rarely experiences such true courtesy as
this. and / may here mention that we
have mot with similar kindliness from all
the Zulus we have been brought into con-
tact with.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
TWO GREAT TALKERs.
Morgan of Alabama the Most Re-
markable Speaker in the Senate.
Ernr,n 10 I,h4nn %. t1nn..a

From the Chicago Record.
Mr.. Morgan of Alabama is the only
man inSthe Senate who never corrects
the stenographer's notes of his speeches.
He'will talk for hours at a time upon the
most abstruse constitutional question
without the slightest special preparation.
and no one reading the speech would sus-
pect that it had not been written in ad-
vance and carefully revised. Nor does
he ever, use notes or memoranda He
carries all the topics of his discourse in
his head and discusses them in the pro-
per sequence without ever making q
mistake. His speeches are models of ar
rangement, and while they lack concise
ness, one can sscrutinize page after page Of
the congressional record without dis
covering grammatical or a rhetorical
mistake. His vocabulary is remarkable.
IL mas never been equaled by any member
of the Senate since the time of Mr. Conk-
ling, and his skill in framing phrases and
introducing illustrations is quite equal to
that of the famous New \ ork senator.
Mr.. Morgan's fund of information is not
surpassed by any man on either side of
the Senate, and is only equaled by that of
Mr.. Hoaf. The latter has perhaps the
advantage of a wider range of reading
and can quote more odd couplets from the
old poets that apply TO modern situations,
but Mr.. Morgan is better versed in law
and parliamentary procedure. Both are
equally witty and clever in satire
Clifton Breckenridge of Arkansas, who
has just been nominated as minister to
Russia, is a scholarly man, although he
keeps grocery in Arkansas. when he is
at home, and he is one of the few mem
bers of the House of Representatives who
do not correct the stenographers' reports
of their speeches. Breckinridge is
polished orator. He speaks infreduently.
but always commands the attention of
the House. His language is carefully
chosen and his sentences are always as
well-rounded as if they had been framed
in advance with great care. He is not at
all snowy or rhetorical, but is master
logic and especially of facts and statis-
tics. His speeches read as well as thev
sound, which is an unusual thing in con
gressional oratory.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
Observer, We0ther Bureau

The adoption Of the electrical branding iron
FOR the marking OF foreign moat imported
into England has been followed by its use In
Australia for the branding Of horses, cattle
and sheep The current is supplied BY stOr,
nge batteries and II Is carried along conduct.
ors inelosed in flexible rubber tubes. The
brand can be heated IN an instant by the
pressure Of spring connection under the
hand OF the operator and the current can re
as quickly cut on, Besides the manifest con
Veniencc Of this arrangement, the brand Is
said TO be free Of the blotch OF the old method,
and the sores often cause by tho scaling OF
the iron are now avoided. as well as the
burning Of the skin from OverheatinR.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
+. IL oMHTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau
U. S. DEPARTMENT Of AGRICULrURH, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
CAVANNAH CA Aup x m n m 1904
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 3, 70 p. m, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The highest temperature reached at
Savannah to-day was 50 and the lowest
70', the average temperature being 7s or
3 below the normal.
The total local rainfall up to 10 O'Clock
p. N. was 206 inches, / inch of which fell
between noon and 10 p. m
During the twenty-four hours end ing
at o'clock p. m. to-day fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the Memphis cotton
region district. Elsewhere in the cotton
belt rainfall was pretty general.
The following heavy falls were re-
ported Eastman, Ga, 42l inches Al
bany, Ca, 2. 70 inches; Millen. " inches :
Bateshurg, S. c., 2.G0 inches Union
Point, Ga, l.80 inches .Allendale, S. c.,
$3.50 inches Waynesboro, Ga, go inches ;
Cheraw, S. c., $50 inches; Florence, S
c., $3.50 inches; Goldsboro, n. c., 2.30
inches; Lumberton, N. c., $40 inches
Newberne N. c., 80 inches Kingstree
S. c., g. so inches; ST Georges, S. c., 800
inches; st. Matthews, ). c.. 2.10 inches I,
Brennan, Tex, 3.20 inches Columbia
Tex, l.S0 Luling, Tex, 3. 10 inches
Ats O'Clock tonight eloudiness pre-
vailed in Maryland, Southeastern Vir-
ginla, Eastern tennessee, throughout the
South Atlantic states IN Northern Flor
ida, throughout the East Gulf states, and
in Eastern Texas, with rain falling at
Hatteras, Augusta, Charleston, Savan-
nah, jacksonville Pensacola and Calves
ton, The gulf depression or storm noted
in Saturday mornings synopsis as cen
tral in the East gulf, has remained nearly
stationary, and has increased slightly in
energy 10 will cause continued heavy
rains in this section during tonight and
Monday The winds will become easterly.
g..... .I.s.e
y. II SanTH.
Observer Weather Bureau
The morning news., 1894-08-06

Ohoial Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and yicinitr
Till midnight, Aug 6. 1894. Occasional heavv
rains. slight changes in Temperature. winds
becoming easterly and increasing somewhat
IN f0rce.-
Forecast for Georgia: Showers ia southern.
fair IN northern portions: slightly warmer.
east winds
Comparison OF mean temnerature at Cavan-
nah, Ga. on aug. s. 1894, with the normal for
the day.
The morning news., 1894-08-06

Everett City, Ga, Aug. 5.-Wiu Will
Jams, who was arrested here o few DAYS
ago, charged with the murder Of Deputy
Sheriff Mclendon Of Henry county, Ala
bama, returned here yesterday II
proved TO have been a case Of mistaken
identity
The morning news., 1894-08-06
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words OF more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed any wish to
gratity. should adyertIse On this column.
The morning news., 1894-08-06

The eye Of little Washington miss
was attracted by the sparkle Of the dew
at early morning. Mamma she eX-
claimed, "lt's hotter'n 1 thought u was
SWhat DO YOU mean" "LoOk here. The
grass is all covered with perspiration. ~
Detroit Free Press.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

{ EORGlA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Jen-
~ nle Brown has applied TO the Court Of Or
dinary for @ twelve months support for her
self and minor children ont of the estate OF
EDNAkD ID, BROWN, deceased. Appraisers
nave madt returns allowing same,
These are, therefore, TO cite all whom 1t
may concern To appear before said court TO
make objection on or before the first Monday
IN september next, otherwise same will be
granted
Witness the Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrill
Ordinary Tor Chatham county this the 4th
day Of august, 1894
FRANK E. ISEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., C. c.
COURT OF ORDINARY. CHATHAM
- COUNTY. Albert C. Lengnick has ap-
piled Tor exemption Of personality. and win
pass upon the same no my office ut court
house. In said county, 40 10 o'clock on Mon
day the 8th DAY OF August, A. D. 1894. Hamp-
ton L, Ferrill, Ordinary G. C. Ca.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
FOR sac.

4 fHPRFSS SHINGLES for Tybee and
y other coast points last longer and are
cheaper boats can load at the mill: prices
are reduced to S3.25 and $3.50 per thousand
vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
I'Ok SALE, two shares Cottage and I'M
proyement Company. Address B, News
oficc.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE.
An Insane Lover Tries to Bury Him
self Beside His Dead Sweetheart.
From the Pittaburg Dispatch.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Arlington, Mass, Aug. Edward NJ.
Walker, Boston cartoonist, has had fre-
quent fits Of insanity since his sweet
heart died two years ago Last night he
went to the Catholic cemetery, where she
is buried, dug grave beside her, laid
himself down beside her, and, after partly
covering himself with earth, drank a
large dose Of laudanum.
A passerby had seen the grave dig.
ging, and, thinking it case or body
suatching, had hurriedlg informed the
police They reached him in time to
hands clutching his dead loves picture
and bunch of flowers 10 his breast.
The morning news., 1894-08-06

Society is what people are when they
know they are watched. -
The man who does no praying at home
often prays too much in church.
III big sermons could save the world
the devil would soon be discouraged.
People who are always telling their
troubles are never alta loss for something
TO talk about
What little god some very big people
worship. Rams Horn.
The morning news., 1894-08-06

Maximum Temperature, s5': minimum tenn
perature 10'
The hight OF the savannah river at Augusta
at a IN. l75th meridian timel yesterday was
l4.l ieet, rise OF 80 feet during the preceding
twenty four hours
The Cotton Bulletin for tweuty-four hours
ending p. m, Aug. 5, is9s 10Th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time az all stations:
The morning news., 1894-08-06
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE desirable eight-room house,
II No i98 Bolton street Apply az l7sh Boil
ton street
The morning news., 1894-08-06

EOR RENT, from oct I. the following
j desirable residences. 1874 Dufy street,
being between Bul and Drayton streets
"a Jones street. being between Drayton and
AbeTcorn streets. ] Tattnall street corner
OF Liberty street. The above houses all have
modern improvements and will be put in
thorough repair. Apply 10 Champion s.
Garmany, lle Bryan street.
The morning news., 1894-08-06
RnARnlNG-

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hlhSI-CiASS rooms and board at 81 JEFF
a Iersou street from "a per week and up
ward. Also meals furnished at reasonable
rates.