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The morning news., 1894-11-01
Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vi
cinity till midnight, Nov. l, lS9i-Fair
Thursday and Friday, continued cool
Thursday morning, followed by rising
temperature; west to southwest winds,
becoming variable.
Washington forecast for Georgia: Fair
weather; southwesterly winds; slightly
warmer.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah. Ca, on Oct. 81. 1894, with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor
NAL, 63; mean, So; deficiency for this date,
5; accumulated access since Jan. /, 1894,
l3A
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
nal, 10; amount for oct. 81, .03; departure
from the normal X or --, .0Ii total de-
parture since Jan. /, 1894, x2.O1.
Maximum temperature, So; minimum
temperature, IS.
The hight Of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at S a. m. C5th meridian time) yes
terday was 5.4 feet, fall of 02 feet during
the preceding twenty-four hours.
cotton Region Bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p.
m, 18th Meridian time, Oct. 81, 1884:
Districts. Average.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
FIRE AT BLIToHroN.
Or. Bitch Loses His Stables and Corn
Crib

ocala, Fla, oct 3l.-Monday night Dr.
s u. Bitch Of Blitchton, lost boy fire. his
stables and corn crib, which was nllod.
ana several nne orange trees The loss
amounts 10 several hundred dollars There
is no Insurance The fire occurred about 8
O'Clock and c0lored man who slept ln tfa
stables boa just loft The building 10 peta
drink of water when ho returned. ina
names burst forth H8d tre wind I.lgt.n
from thn south. it would have taken Dr
hltohF bone auI Iomblu's store. As la
H4e iin inlghu1fs ha1 all tho5. could 40
t9 faFa thuae buildings.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
BLUEooAT B1AcKmA1LERs.
The Grand Jury Indicts Men Shown Up
by the Lexow Committee.

New York, Oct. S1.-It was learned at po-
lice headquarters this morning that the
grand jury had indicted for bribery Capt
John s. Stephenson, recently dismissed by
the police board ex-Wardman James
Burns and George Swift, who were Capt
Cross detectives when he was in COM
mard of the Edridge street station, and
ex-Wardman Edward Glenon, tried jointly
with Capt Devery on charges of black
mailing keepers of disorderly houses in
the Eldridge street station. They were all
found guilty and dismissed by the police
board. Their indictments now are said at
the headquarters, to be for the same Of
fences.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
LESS LAwLEssNEss IN WARE.
The Populists Not Making Progress in
the Eleventh District.


Waycross, Ga, Oct. 31-The people of
this section have had less of lawlessness
to contend with this year than usual
The superior court docket shows a small
Ter per cent. of criminal cases than ever
known before.
The only change in the political situa-
tion in the eleventh congressional district
lately, is the falling off of populist
strength. OF course the populists' loss is
gain for democracy.
Dr. Johnson, who imagines that he is
running against Hon. Henry G. Turner
for congress-, has shown discretion in this
campaign. Instead of canvassing the dis
trict and making speeches against Mr..
Turner, he has quietly pursued the even
tenor OF his way at his country home.
visiting his patients and directing the
work on his farm. The populists have
never claimed that DR.. johnson would
make an interesting race
The morning news., 1894-11-01
a House Burned a. Wavnesboro.

Waynesboro, Ga, oct. 31-About 2
o'clock to-day the residence Of NJ. b. Gray
was discovered to be on fire. The flames
spread rapidly and soon thJ house was In
ashes. The hoUgehol effects were all
saved. The house was fully coverd by in
surance. The cotton yard adjoining, be-
longing TO the Central railroad, was for
once entirely free from cotton.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
HIS IDENTITY ESTABLISHED.
The Man Who Was Killed on the Rail
road.


road.
Tallahassee, Fla, oct. 31.-The mystery
concerning the man killed on the rail-
road Sunday morning has been cleared
up by exhuming the remains. In the
watch pocket Of the trousers S26 was
found. The jury returned a verdict in
substance, that Armstrong Scott was
killed by train on the Florida Central
and Peninsular railroad. as he was nor
a drinking man there is some suspicion
that he was murdered and placed on the
track but the body was so frightfuuy
mangled that 10 would have been dif-
heult 70 discover marks Of violence, had
there been any.
Miss Alice Moragne Of Palatka, after a
pleasant visit Of several months with Mrs
j. w. Collins, left for home to-day.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Dr. II. Il. Palmer 20 Miss Maud My
ers Nov z
The morning news., 1894-11-01
Observar weather Rnrea,, l.a'

t, temperature; W, wind; v, velocity.
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, weather bureau, Savannah, Ga, Oct
81, 10 p. m, weather synopsis: Partly
cloudy to cloudy weather prevails in
Southwestern and extreme Southern Flor
ida, in Southwestern Kansas, Middle Ne
braska, Eastern Iowa, Southeastern Min
nesota, throughout the Ohio Valley and in
all sections north Of the Ohio river. Else
where the weather is generally clear
1t is cooler in the Atlantic States in
Middle and Southern Florida, Middle IN
diana and North Dakota. Elsewhere the
temperature has risen or remained nearly
stationery. The rise in temperature has
been most decided in the lower Missouri
Valley. The barometer Is highest over the
Florida peninsula, and lowest in the upper
lake region. .rs
The following regular weather bureau
stations reported light frost this CWednes-
day. morning. Memphis, Montgomery,
Atlanta, Mobile and Pensacola, Meridian,
Miss, reported killing frost
p. II. Smyth,
Observer, Weather Bureau
The morning news., 1894-11-01
Call and see samples at the local Office,
lOl Broughton street, Savannah, Ca.

told Dugan to pay Lyons 800, and If the
check was all right Dugan and Stages
were to divide the S. discount, but if not,
Stages would bear the loss. Mr.. Dugan
further testified that he would not have
cashed the check except for Stages in
dorsement of Lyons. While Lyons OBJ
tanned $40 on a worthless check, judge
Harrison ruled that he could not be held
for obtaining money under false pretenses
under these circumstances.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
A Rnmor of RoodIa-

Darien, Ca, Oct 3l.-Rumors have It
that funds have been provided the popu-
lists Of this and adjoining counties for the
coming congressional campaign.
Third party soup with Doodle flavor
will probably be dishcd out freely from
now until day after election.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY co,
PIED MoNT AIR LINE.
Gn
OW ''>
The Greatest Southern SySlam,

IMPROVED schedules. Through lrstolass
\ coaches between Savannah and AsheviIIe
n. " Tor Hot Springs and other Western
Also TO Walhalla and Greenville, S. c.. ana
intermediate points via Columbia. ""N
quick time and improved service to Wash
lngton New York and the East
only line In the south operating solid vestI.
Uuled limited trains with Pullman dining cars
Doutle daily fast trains be ween New YORK
fhlladelphla, Baltimore, Washington. Char
Iotte, Columbia. Savannah, and JaoksonviIia
ana Tampa, Fla, carrying Pullman drawinS
room cars between Savannah and New YorkS
~ ,I.oaI sin IhrouRh trains Also dining cars be-,
and 49, y" 'iaihs o'
" A. TURK, G. P. A.. Washington. D. n
, ID. HARDWICK, A. G. p. A., Atlanta. On
The morning news., 1894-11-01
AS Night Draws Down

AS Night Draws Down
The curtain early and the wind goes about
whlsting to keep itself warm, the question Of
how to spend the evening hours becomes as
familiar as the fireplace in every home.
Papa, what will we do after teal?
"Oh, John, | wish had something nice to
reaIs'
These expressions come from the lips Of
children and wives almost every winter
evening.
No game has yet been devised in which
whole family can take part. night after night
with pleasure TO ALL Tastes differ nowhere
more than among the individual members of a
family. One will want to read a novel,
another history. another to study, another will
like pictures, ana the father Of all will probably
care for nothing much as that which relates
TO his own business. When we say to you that
there is one source from which all these
Tastes Cam Be Satisfied
that there is one way in which you can make
every night this winter-whieh otherwise
might be spent In profitless droning-a time Of
pleasure and Of profit for every member of your
family, we don't expect you to do more than TO
smile inoreiuously.
"Oh that's only one of those
advertisements" we know you will say.
But wait In the edition of the
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ATLANTA, GA.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
News Of The Two States Told in Para
graphs.

A Husband Chastizes a Man for Wink
ing at His Wife i Negro Swallows
a Silver Dime as Cure for Colic-An
Atlanta Doctor Gets Even With
The morning news., 1894-11-01
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
CITY and suburban RAILWAY
Winter Schedule on and after
Oct. Is, 1894.
Isle OF Hope-week Day Schedule.

ll:CO p m. Saturday nights only from Bolton
+Change at Thunderbolt
For montgomery, ana 1037 a. m, 2:S0 and
6:OO p m, and change at Sandfy. Leave
montgomery, 1880 a. m, Las and 5:25 p m
For Ihunderbolt, cars leave Bolton strees
depot on every hour and half hour.
The morning news., 1894-11-01

There are a great many Of the regular
season tourists who have already engaged
rooms at the Ponce de Leon and Cordova
hotels for next season.
The morning news., 1894-11-01
for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso wen adapted to children that
recommend it cs superior to any prescription
known TO me" H. 4 ARCHER, NJ D.,
Ill So, Oxford St, brooklyn, n. Y.
The morning news., 1894-11-01

Districts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
.DA CANA A JONAH.
His Harbor Aboard Portu-
guese Ships May Cause
VERY SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Systematic Aid to Rebels by
Foreign Powers


BY Associated Press,
Rio de Janelro, March si-,rhe Port
uRuese warships were allowed to leave
this harbor under the stipulation, i'm
posed by the Brealilan government,
that Admiral DC Cana and the insur-
gent officers and men who are with
him, should remain on Board the Port
uguesc ships until the question Of their
ultimate destination has been scttlcd
between the tWo governments.
The international feature OF tho COM
plieauons arising from thr revolt ana
subsequent surrender OF tho BRAZILIAN
war Vessels IN th5ss waters is asum-
ing q grave aspect There ia consider
able excitement here In regard 10 the
action OF the Portuguese naval officers
who have so far projected Admiral
pa Cana nnd The lnsurgonta who arc
with him, Il is feared that the action
OF the Portuguese IN giving shelter
TO the rehciH viii lead 10 dangerous
complications, This ~ all the more like
~, uH u appears that President phxot0
has obtained possession " Important
documcniH which show beyond "a doubt
thut certain European vessels nyatcin-
0tically gave aid 10 the Insurgents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 21.-Col. Brecl-
inridge and his rlght-hand man, At
torney Ben Butterworth, were late in
arriving In the court room, not appear
ing until after the roll call Of jurors,
and until after Miss Pollard. with face
very pale, but apparently composed,
had waited several minutes In her
sent. The two gray heads OF the de-
PENDANT and his leading lawyer were
bent together IN brief consultation as
Miss Pollard walked around to the Wit
ness stand. Her face showed lines OF
worry and o slecpless night. as she
faced the audience for the fourth day.
Then MIR. Butterworth began by in
uuiring II Miss Pollard had the con-
tract with James Rhodes. TO which
she replied that contract had been
given to Rhodes. There never had
been settlement but in 1885 she had
given him note for three times the
amount he had advanced for her
schooling
II had never paid Mr.. Rhodes. be-
cause / never had any money 10 pay
anybody ANYTHING" she said The
correspondence had continued after she
came 10 Washington. Mrs. Dr. Mary
Logan had not recognized her when
they first met IN Cincinnati, but had
before they hhd phIlen.
Miss Pollard was going on 10 explain
about that meeting when Mr.. Butter
worth cautioned her that she must not
wander from the subject. protesting
that he was anxious 10 treat her with
perfect fairness.
II beg your pardon, Mr.. Butter
worth" she replied, II know you
want to treat me fairly and am very
grateful. am 30 full Of things want
10 tell you ] cannot keep them back"
There was a short little TIT between
Lawyers Butterworth and Wilson over
the answering OF questions after this.
which Judge Bradley answered by de-
claring that the witness was not obiig-
ed TO answer question Just Ia the
form desired By the examiner.
Rack 10 the Autobiography IN the New
YORK World cafne Mr. Butterworth.
objection was made by Mr., Wilson
that Il had been tfreahed over 10 wear
mess and the same opinion was held
by the judge.
adopting the name OF BreokinridgeY'
asked Mr.. Butterworth.
aWhcn ] first used the name MI
! Rreckinridge and I talked II over. He
said 4 might use the name. and had
nv card plate made with Il IN 1883
y 1897 was the answer IA explana-
iion OF the statement IN the neWapa-
per article.
u am very weary this morning and
hardly able 10 SO on
Ne,hrfheiesa the plaintiff continued
40 he mistress Of the aituhuon, Tor
u,hen she had been asked about the
,-,,,I, ehe had al DR. Streets IN ciucin-
nau during her frnt conhnemcnt and
NJ Butterwqrth rad from his MIMI
scrlrt. she insisted that ne shyuld tl ,
her undivided attention before shf
wo,,id continue Great stress mas peeii
laid bv the defense upon the nescii "
,son q this trunk which Eeems 70 De
impcrtant 10 their cast -
n,tterworth. 70 the surprine or re
cr,,ri The plaintiff IN black and sls-
~ Ellis disappeared through So So
Hoor her attorneys REMAINING tnai
W. had no questions fer hrr Ihen,
"a M. Carlisle. the plaintiff resis
~ The plalntif had been under cross-
\
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

a Buda rcsu Romance with a Horri-
bic SEQUEL

~ I ~
London. March u a dispatch TO the
Standard FROM nuda posth. anysI The
Ncmket publishes the following,
A man named Felix stoiner. who.
twenty yvara Ni,o lived ~ Miakolez
secured q divorce from hla vito. Tho
only child " his MARRIAGE n gil. who
OF the time Of the divorcc Nna year
old, was given into the carr o. rola-
tives. Stelner cmigratcd to Ncw York.,
and Mo daughter whom ahe was id
years old, Also cmlHratld 10 tho same
city She changnd her nnnic and Oh-
tained situation With a Hungarian
family who lived ncar shop that
had been opened ny Steiner The lat.
ter became acquainted with her, and
nftcr a tliuc, not having tho slightest
idea that she was HIS dpuEhtef, zen
IN love with her and prOnuard mar
ringc, lie VIVA accepted and M the
course Of time the Wedding took place
somewhat over q year later tho couple
had child born Ia them. Recently
stolncr and hlH family fotuncd To
Hungary. Hero inVuirlta revealed the
fact 81 the relationship cxlating bc.
tween Steiner and ha wlnn and tho
man was no horincd hy what no had
done thot he Killed himself
steiner did not lot hia wife know OF
thc discovery he had made, hut ia poun
as lac learned that bis Win wan hls
own daughter he. thinking 10 nave her
from thu shame he had brought upon
hor. wrote 20 her tolllnH her To return
to New York. lie had M tho meantime
told her That be had brcn caiicd away
on husucss, and abe uhcycd It's ln-
HtrnruoNa aud started an her rcturn
% America. She w now VA route 10
New York and la utill innncunt or any
kuowlcdgc that hor husband was reRllv
her own father Steiner IA hia letter
to her said TINT he would follow nor
~ New York ns soon avs the hualnesa
matter M which he was cnRagnd had
bNan concluded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

MApIsoN RACES.

Nv Associated Preaa.
81, Louie Mo-. March ei-Qoiden
Gntr'l victory la ihn third raee nt
East ST. Louis TODAY wnn very auv.
picipus, ANA all bets were ordered TO
stand unul thorough Investigation
could be made llu was entered aa d
chestnut uoldlng, Hgcd 4. By 100
Hooker, dam nnkuown ana won at
q mile, u rumnrknhlc performance FOR
a cqld-blooded horse. over the sandy
track The men who entered him are
unknown hciu and give very lame
explanation ~ how they came into
pphsesHlon OF the horsp. ltr wAs en-
tered IN the name % o. Boil. and
when called for after The raec could
not be- found rhr horse was wcil
played at the pool fuoins bat nht ~
The track Later no wap identln@l
heNond doubt az The famous ringer
lannct who worried thb twilight XIII
inr nt the fair Grounds last anring,
After tho list race fhr Judges de.
cldcu 90 return tho money played on
Golden Gate and my al other bets,
Wall.heclsed horses we're ancotssfiii
IN The other nvo races. thc uhck ana
hH dciircd.
he ~ painted ohostnut color.
First tnoc-HelilnE. nlnn-rixteenihH
Of a mile. Alounthv won liuvnrd
second Fannie y thlrd rlmr. O.Lg
Socond nlce Five furlonrs. selling.
ROY Won Mnnnlh second itopuhlic
Third Time l05 l-A
Third rnte-On0 mile. Golden date
won. Granite second. Mnoliey third.
Time 90 ~,
Fourth race ELEVEN HlNtrpnthn on "a
mile. MISS KITTY won, Jnu Dunn aec.
ond knlckfrhocker third Tinn isit.
lfifth race-sls furi0uga Collector
won. Bonnie y second, 1no Herkity
third Time ligi t-2.
sixth race SIX furlunEa. Yosemite
won, Iinlinrdine second. Iaoil third.
Tlme l2l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

Truth
insured
Won Hlunar At me congratulate ecu.
1Antp one u fhe best things YOU over
dit,
Witharby fcomplsreutlyl fh1uybt 40,
Won Bonner iGs ! consliCr Z Ilnsf
important duty for any uau 10 fulfil.
He ow,r. y 10 ha wife aud family.
Wifhfrbs- That's right You hayen't
y0if lie injured. hive yohf
Won BkHnrr AIN Ashamed 10 fay I
haven't. Non know hos y u Yourself,
have been puillnE q p'i uu,l, actually,
~ faau. 1 Gang iSar to hook myself
NJ the f4cel
Svitheroy--I can appreciate soW yon
foci But 4 ient 10 lpte for you ~, Old
man.
Won Blamer SO. riploss not ]
riiias li have tp attend 10 ii
WsiAfrhY i'll save sou thns trouble,
ola fellow.
yoa Rininef What do you mean!
Wiihcf5y -ANht. ilIis morning ] took
tiie nberiy OF slFlng your uamr ard adj
dress 10 the agent
Won Biumcr lagiaril- Nhnii
Nyiibcrtgy Yef; aAd you3l boar from
him sefy anuu.
Voa Binsis j Will viii 2 Look
here ~, yon eAll yo'raef a ifleild ~
Wilherhy lWty, certainly
Vot Hiimef- lYsf. sir, liancefntih W
arr tsiruifs n fol DAN. % rcefrife
~ assin I'll San you OIL. fiiotes rap
VIZ oif -nm Macon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
AN ADDRESS no RosEBERRY.
hy Associated Press

London, March ~ Replying today 10
an address presented 20 him hy tha FROG.
ressivc mcmicta u thr London connsll.
Primo Minister lloa'bcrry said fherl
Wcrn aignH pi d pw spht passing from
municipal iutp Imperial politics. which
Aimed MON 10 improve The lot o. worl
ers than al those great constitutional
cl.nnFns OF the lnsi.
lord ltnsclerfy asked the preaenit.fa n
the Address "a NIB no class, hut hc do.
plnrd that unless cnowivc means war,
taken "a deal with tlp ihraiul0ilc pnph.
launn which was growing M half n0tieed
and huff Ignored thrrc lvuald hc dau.
ger Tor England such rs no war lad ever
given her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

4. IHNNNs
N Tx, March 21.-'rhe Houston
stn,rai is hauling a great deal
NJ IN South Texas for Kansas
rasger Frey OF the Santa Fc.
{1py COL. John $. Elliott. bank
M Mo-, and 10. T., Mcdonald,
/. y t,ssurer Of the Missouri. Kansas
NJ % sneclnl ear No. 100 passed
v NV this morning for Waco,
b t,it Aanic Mcllvaney Is on 2
q e, Wv and Blair OF the katy are
I,l- IN South Texas.
7isa. elgines now on the South
lrt The Katy VIII be sent 10
NJ ,uiision In n few days.
s..le 10 Missouri. Kansas, and
4 s'..a'ters this morning that the
lt,i Yf n man thought to be
ii r,ly OF n man named johnson
Z YEA Tempe Tank at an early
Ilj mug, IL is supposed he was
\ s.1 Kansas and Texas viii run
Z, " irom Gainesville 10 Denison
MI ~ ~ Knight Templlr's meeting
"a inger and Ticket Agent
.i night for st. Louis.
as q tue high water trains 0p
,, as e'h We're run to Fort Worth
|AlrN me Texas and Pacific Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

ny Associated Press
Now Orleans La, March n
Weather me, attendance fair track
heavy
First faeo. Selling. i've nrionrh,
Miami won. Bobby Bench second,
Merry Eyes third. Time, i;0e
Second race Selling, live firongs.
Looking Backward Won, Mnude secs
ond Mllldale tliird. Time los 1-a
Third race Selling. I'VE fufionga.
Beverly won. Tramu SECOND, Footrun-
nor third Time i.0i i+2
Fourth race Handicap. seven fur
longs. scatince won Tenny. Jr. acc
ond. HprO thlrd. Time 1903 -
Carmen won. Bnilr ~ gpfingf,sid ser.
ond, Billy liartiRan third Time,
i.29.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
wANr rHB rrLL pouND.

~ AssU10ted Ffc8s,
New York, March III Representative
fnanciers Of the city, all Of whom had
subscribed for various amounts Of the
recent issue of S50,000OO0 Of . per cent
bonds, met today in the directors room
of tho Union Trust company and adopted
the signature Of the scigniorage coinage
bill They claim the right 10 be con
silered IN the promises because their
bond subscriptions were with the under
standing thai there should be no increase
in the coinage Of silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

waco. Tex, March AIR U. $. Black. a
pollcemau detailed 10 service under the In
structions Of the hoard OF health as sanl-
fairy inspector fled suit IN the district
cnlirf TODAY TO recover Sso1 dhhiNsts
arainst the Waco electric railway ana
light company lie alleges tiat Nc yE Mes
he ran against IN attempting 10 blatl onf
Of ne defendants cars. the electrical NE
chanism Of which is clalmed to nave peen
defective
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22
no RprursnNr MIDLOTHIAN.

lndon, March e. Mt Gladstone re-.
cptly received 80 address from Ms con.
requested 10 continue Ia reprmpni Thar
parliamentary borough IA the hmMc ~
cymmons Replying 10 this address Mr..
Gladstone has written letter declaring
TINT hls chief desire wiz be- M follow
the wishes Of The constituents ha repre-.
fenis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-22

had n pitched battle, pistols aud Maors
hllul u,ood. Cnhbs jngNlar vein WIS
severed l,S razor and death WINS almost
lipmriaie. iiraPg King aad HE hrothcr
Dave wcrO cut badly hy Cohh Warrants
Richard and Ross Kline charainr con,
silracy 10 MN C0hh and an arc h jail
extent Davis