The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-26

Observations taken oct 25 at the same
moment oftime at all stations for the
Morning News.
Boston, 4s. W NE,v "a raining.
New York City. tbs, W, n, V, 16, raining.
Philadelphia, t. so, w, n. " -, cloudy.
Washington City, t, 50, W, NV, II, clear.
Wilmington, t. IS, W. NE, V, 10, clear.
Charlotte, t, 60, W, Sc, V, 1t, clear,
Raleigh, t, 50, w, NE, V, s, cloudy.
Charleston, t, 66, W, e, " It, clear.
Atlanta, t, 6s, W. NV, V, 1t, clear.
Augusa, t, &C, W, N, V, It., clear.
Savannah t. 66, W, +, V. 1t, clear.
Jacksonville, t, 6S, W, NE, V. 1t, clear.
Titusville, I, 6S, W, NV, " 10, clear.
Jupiter t. 20, W, NV, We clear.
Key West, I, "A, W, NV, V, clear.
Tampa, I, 20, W, NV, V, 1t, clear.
Pensacola, t, p, W, n, " 8, clear.
Mobile, I, 70. W, NV, V, 6, clear.
Montgomery, t. 70, ", NE, V, It, clear,
Meridian, t, &C, calm, clear
Vicksburg, t, Is, W, S, v, 6, clear.
New Orleans, t, rs, W, w, V, 6, clear.
Fort Smith. {, &c, W, SW, V, s, clear.
Galveston, t, rs, W, SW, V, 10, clear.
Corpus Christi, t, rs, W, Sc, v, IA. clear.
Palestine t, rs, W, sW, V, 1t, clear.
Memphis, I, 70. W, SW, V. It, clear.
Nashville, I, &C. W, SW, v, 8, cloudy.
Knoxville, I, 60, calm, clear. ,
Indianapolis t, g. W, Sc. V, 8, cloudy. T.
Cincinnati, I, go, W, Sc, V, 6, clear. 81
Pittsburg, I, "a, W, e, V, g. clear. -.
Buffalo, I, 50, W, r, v, 8, clear. N
Cleveland, I. so, W, Sc, V, IA, clear.
Detroit, t, 50, W. E, V, -, clear.
Chicago, t, IS, W, Sc. V, 30, cloudy.
Marquette, t, 50, W, SIC, V, 20, cloudy.
st. Paul, I, "a, W, MY, v, 5, raining.
Davenport, t. Sc, W, SW, V. IS. clear
st. Louis, t, TO- W. w, V. 16, clear
Kansas city, I, Ga, W, NV, V, r. raining.
Omaha, t, So, W, NV, V, -, clear.
North Platte {, &c. W, W. v, TO- clear.
Dodge city, I, So, W, N, V, s, clear.
Bismarck, t, q, W, NV, V, s, clear.
Ralnfall-The following stations report
precipitation during the twelve hours end
ing at p. m: Boston, az inches. New
York, 36 inches; Philadelphia, .o2 inches;
Washington City, trace; Jupiter, A inches
Chicago, 06 inches; St Paul. Oh inches;
Davenport, 0e inches; st. Louis, 81 inch
es.
I, temperature, W, wind, V, velocity.
L. NJ. Dey, Jr.
Observer Weather Bureau,
Temporarily in Charge,
II. S. Department of Agriculture, Wea-
Their Bureau. Savannah, Ga, oct 70 10 p
m.-Weather synopsis-The following tel
! egram was received this afternoon from
the chief of the weather bureau at WASH
| ington, d. C.:
| observer, Savannah, Ga,-Reports from
| the coast stations indicate that the tropi-
| cal storm, previously reported OIL 4Ns1S-
! sau. is moving northward far to the east
| of the coast line, and the winds are not
| strong on tho Florida coast Informa-
| ton signal not continued, but captains
| of vessels should be on the alert.
An area Of low pressure, or storm OF
| considerable intensity, centers in North
western Michigan; 1t will probably move
eastward to the lakes.
| There are indications OF an area OF high
pressure moving in from the extreme
| northwest.
At 8 O'Clock tonight cloudy to partly
| cloudy weather prevailed in the upper
| Mississippi valley, upper lake region,
northeastern Illinois. along the New Eng
land and Middle Atlantic states, Central
North Carolina, Northwestern Tennessee
| and in the Central Mississippi valley, with
rain falling at st. Louis, st. Paul, Bos-
ton and New York city; elsewhere gen
| orally clear weather was reported.
During the twenty-four hours ending n,
| 6 O'Clock p. m. to-day generally clear wea-
! Their prevailed throughout the cotton belt
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was 70 degrees, and the. mini
mum IS degrees, the mean temperature
| being 6s degrees, or an excess of de-
! grees. i. ~ Dey, Jr,
Temporarily in Charge.
| Little Girl--Papa, what is Volapuk?
| Papa--The universal language, my dear
| Little Girl-And who speaks III
! pa---Nobody.--Boston Home Journal