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Snffcrraiinabericrne Inffer.

SnfferraiHnaoericrne lnffer. Or,
brer ubsif Susbas fra American Sugar
Refinery's S%ppeofparrer i &aa Street,
@eu gorf, pm lat luffe ale Selifabets
&aiiinaoerier / Bolton, Nep gOrf,
Baltimore Os gbilaoelpbia. $4,000
arbeioere pil oerpeb fomme til at itaa
a~rbeibslsie. 8reiioent Sauemeper paa.
itaar, at Selitabet / lang lib bar ar.
beioet meb Tab, og at bet a npopens
bist at luffe Sabriferne for at a~ipente
beore Sioer.
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SorbfiGlp. Quito, 27be ROpem'
Der. 8pen bar uaret biemisat al ct
Sorbifialp, bet i~terteite paa mango
gar. On Mensbe Wennelter er bleuen
crrbt, men bet er umulist at iise buor
mango. Nanse Ypsninser lisser i
Ruiner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
SeuncSie &C.
YcQif Sclomoro. st Gel

yegif Selomoro. st Telegram
fra Mempbis oplpier, at Z 8 WOnion,
en- 5remmeb benne gp, forleoen besit
Selumoro i2ransiuli Sotel peo at tase
Gift. Monions Sjem f%ormUoes at pare
/ @tinneapOlis. Den e~iterlOo en- Seo'
Def ON, at ban life funbe finoe Grbeioe
os baobe beiluttet at bs peb esen Saano
iiteoetipr at iulte libel.
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yraiiIien.

lroligbeoer. Rio SanetrO, 26Se
Nopember. Stalieu bar be1uttet al
ienbe en- Glaabe mob bette 9aub, iises
bet, for at tplnse bet til aisjsrelie i ei
3pifipsrssmaal. Samtiois iorlpoer
bet, at Wonarttiterne sjsr OprDr Oper
belle 2anbet. urOlige 3iber ioreitaar,
% mango frpster, at 8esisrin9en life
er i'm Opsape poreu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

bpent ban bar, for ban bar borte. San
bar ! neStrpft Sinbsitemnins os bans
alaoer bar | baarlis 5Oriatnins. 5or'
lfjeaise H%erioner al bans 8efjenbtItab
os en- Seteftip er nu paa SpOr efter
bam.
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GnIifprnin.

MimpnItrebe. 6luernsr Marfbam
bar befalet, at aompani A al 2oet Sns
fanteri os aOmpaui G al 3oie Snfans
teri aimDnitres. llnocr Streifeuroliss
beberne / Sacramento nestebe Mens
oene i besse aOmpanier at saa MOB
Streiferne.
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& ami 8.
Serfe | Ganias.

Ssrfe | 2anias. W%eloinser fra
ale Dele al bet mellemite 8anias tiger,
at ben pebparenoe 3srfe bar betpoelis
ifaoet Soeoen. Taa mango Steoer er
ben iulotanois soelast, o9 cperalt
bar ben liot me9et.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
Wasiachuiett

Ere WenneIfer orabt. On isrses
fig ulpffe inotraf 2orsbas peo Soutbs
bridge. Spens 5Dbboloflub ifulbe ipile
meb Worcester POLYTECHNIC Institu-
ties 5oobploflub os par paa 8eien til
Rsbeiebet, ba gosnen, bpprmeb be
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
Wisiouri.

galgbeoraserier. Sibits Wanoas
bleo 9beooOre Sauion, Judge of Elec-
ton / aunias gitp ODE @aro, os Sobn
gbiaips, glsrt / iamme Waro, a~rreite'
reoe, anilaset for g%ebraseri, besaaet
ueb iibfe 8als. Slere andre arreitors
crer bar ubitebt, men be peofcmmenos
Beriuner baube tloselis iorlaot 8pen.
Der er lloiist til, at Recorder of Vo-
tiers Spslep pil bliue afifeoiset. Gus
uernpr Stune par Der iioite use ior at
unoeriBse Sasen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
3taHer.

JOrorgttcIicr. ROm, 27oe Ropem.
Oer' U'er' eI'T mtuore 5cftiae ;aoro.
t9lteIisr tnotrai bag / gssieio, 20.
.08na o9 @srona. StGosue foltcs %.
ian ! Como, 2'0Sfula, martua. Sra.
o'u' Yarnia % andre ggsr. gGOo,u
lt0rre SfaOe blsO life anret,,t
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

10nis til asiisttros 0aamar at Rus.
LAMB Ia % %rHissin al Gal.s, CT oso.
YFiHl'si' 9oais Oar fOO, ben 1so,
stOosm6'r 1920 Og bleo ben sois Qrs
1850 Ho"ao't til a~5sotsfs fot alofs.
ret 5tje50s / Soften
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Cbi0.
Stpr SIoebranD.

Stor Sloebranb. 9u5ier Manus
featuring Cos fore Bicycle 5abrii,
ben neititSrite / 8eroen, belissenbe
paa Central Ipe. 9olebo, nebbranbte
Susoas Gften. S~ranbifabcn belsber
fig til 100000; Insurance $3.50, 900.
500 grbeioere itaar M a~rbeioslgie.
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| n.

5lom paa GDpern. 2onoun, 2Sbe
NOpember. Speripsmmelier i 9imas'
ial paa Zen Gppern bar soelast 2 Tre'
oieoele Of 8pens Suie 90 ~ Wennes
Tier er oruinebe. Staben unilaaes til
$3.50, 900.
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Yurge.
0alaene aflntteoe.
arifiauia,

26oe ROucmber. 5~uloH9nbise 8eret.
ninser ira Stortbinsspalseue er M
mootasne. De piier. at gentre bar
ualst SO StOrtbinssmauo os Ssire o.
ROoerate SIS. 8 iioite Stortbins bapoe
8enitre "a os Ssire so Representatives..
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aipaHsiemeut,s

rda tHol'oGzs i.1't b.,r rlaaa7 "a yorsoas Tor,
gen. aosE'al'ast hsi1Is5 s'is b TO pa 5naaoeu
iS'ssuo' 8H7'zS m'3nta,ss bet zstrat,s.il for,aas
ssa' eon Il 45.Ettitaz.zi, bss fgs1 'ozH,r iao,
1tssoassHumrts + Ok, iJ,la9s ia5mrst 3 Bau1.
oil bet ion'H' NIT 1~rsaag1lR=s. gss5e. SEC tHs,,
bof3eFs orr75i,7satr. fem osa 6lf- men. 5sr r-y.
les aosTt'ii'Hsattf s Hsogs si5,z; pa 1oas
~uolttca.
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Wnlnnrirn-

jOrOrgIteIier. 8bilippOpolis, 2sO.
gtOoemOer, Otts 5OrOrgfelier, booroi
Here oars6e 10 eetunOcr, isltss Ger
'mOr9es. 3n8en StaOe bleo anrett.t.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

~tisrts, peo en- SernbaueOuerfisriel bleu
pautisrt % tnuit at ct Yasiasertrau.
Ere bleo brabt, beriblanot Bictor Nels
ion, os trettsn andre bleo mere eler
minore baarot fpRfebe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
OF a.

~ uIu.
SsoSfaIb. Sprace 8 9roipn, re-
p%nblifanif County Attorney-elect
bDbe plubielis ssnbas i fit Diem i ar.
sple al 9armTpus. 9aserne bapbe
patient at ioreiase Ell Operation, men
ban bpbe, for ben funbe btipe foretaaet.
Stems SHer. u gtbers, en- 15s
aaris Gut fra Gofatp, briitnebe iorle.
ben unber etsttelsbnins paa Safe San.
nep. 2iset blep funbet.
Waa lite banie. On Daniefole
bleu nglis oprettet / sprins @anep us
4 euer 5 al High School 9ererinoer
iluttebe Jig til benz. strar efter bolbt
Board of Education imiblertib Mssbe
% peotos en- Heiolution, bpori Carer
inoerne atmooes ON life at oeltaae i
Saaer euer 9anieitpler, mebens Sfos
len itaar paa. Ss MI banter 9arers
ltoerne lite mere.
Ylnoielig bob. 6ranf Sraber fra
Otter, en- gammel Seteran, afsif Sus.
Dag pluoi elig peo Ssben unoer ct Sp-
bolo / Saitinss. ,oan efterlaber Su.
itru % Spru. San bprte tiblisere til
&ompani F, 7be M~inneipta.
grDlnp. 9,rsbas bar Der 9rpaup
| 8illmar, ioet Gertrude Clara Ioes
Liable. eueite 3atter at Inorelp Carton,
"Opens riseite &jpbmano os Yaufsr,
blep piet til 9apib q 9alman fra 9eIt
Superior. Otter Sielien par Der en-
deception / Sruoens Soralores eles
gante Sjem for en- Gel iuobuouc @i9s
tier. Srplupspreienterne bar manae
p9 fotbare % at i'm Saoer fit Sruben
iornret $4,000.
: Otto Woroiagen / Worton er
5orbsrene enbnu life Iluttebe. Strpf'
min er fnnoet i 2isets Mops, men bpors
leoes bet er fommet Der, er itabis Ell
@aabe. Mistanfen moo 5amilien for.
iuinoer mere % mere.
geaif Selpmurb. 5irsbas giten
besif Nels Spang, en- rig Sarmer fra
Gong Safe, Selomorb peb at banse fig
uoe i Staloen. Ser gil ct Iar Elmer
ben, inben man ianbt 2iset. San par
So Gar summel os eiterlaber Some os
5 uorne Sprn. Hosen @runb til Sclus
moroet bar Der iiffert life. San bar Ell
meset flittis 5armer ps Gier af en- imut
Sarm.
granb. SUrretninssoelen Of Spen
Murbof nebbranote fprleoen. Ere
Sutiter, Ioitfuntoret, 8anten os flere
andre Spsninser lisser / gife.
Glepanta0 et peb Luther Academy
/ gilbert Sea er MI 120. Selbreostils
ltanben er goo, % Irbeibet ueo Sfplen
oripes meb Suer os Snteresie. Der
er 6 2Grere, Ell mere END iiiur.
Cperialo. Matbias Sorbp / Mon.
tepibep er ior Sperfalo mob Sames
@bite blepen bsmt til 2 Iar i Gtill,
fpater 3ustbus.
S%pinefolera. Meloing inblsb iors
leben til Wanfato ON. at $50 Spin,
tilbgrenoe en- Sarmer peb Blue Garth
Gitp, par ogbe af Spinetolera. Spgs
ocmmen lpreoer Jig burtist os Slue
Garth Gpuntps Suineaplere er meset
9nsitelise for 5slserne.
Yrauo / Wurbpf. Gu Sloebranb,
iom fprleben ppitoo / Sergitrom e.
Greens Sutit / Nurood, iprebte Jig til
3 Spsninser i OH % ale n%ecbr9note
til @ruuben. Sele Sfaoen belSber Jig
TT $4,000. Dc Srnnoliote er Berg
from g. Green, Sobn Brandt, q. 2ars
ion & Sosue, 5 5 Murpbn See d
Sobnipn % Gbomas 5Opartp.
HebwooD Sails 6nlbminer 20
Yrpper al @ulofuarts fra Geomoob
Saas @ulbminerne, Tom iorleoen er
blepen unberisst at Statsseolosen, gap
ct robptte ai beubulbspis s14.75 os
$3.50 pr. 2pn.
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u 10 Ser5eu.
Sen oifitieae C%ptaains al etem.

mesiuninsen peo iibite 8als fOresit ben
27oe @ppember. Sun i ct eneite gountp,
Sunteroon. bauoe SemOfraterne Blu.
ralitet. Den republifanife Yluralitet
/ Stateu er 4S,47S.
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81 tScuu5iu.

S~loebrano. 9aplor, 3bompion &
@oams Yutif / Glswortb neobranote
iorrise Ssnoas Wtorsen. Sabet er
$4,000; Isiurance $4,000.
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m I.

Yriniesie souiie bob. a~isbsnbaun.
3Ote Rouember. RriHiesie 2Ouiis.
Ssiter til &Onseu al 9onmart Os
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"Neb 9lrnen" ND. ii.

Stakeholder: Sirser Sarls Spnner Win
Soafs grno.-SGores Wlinoe.-2 5ibsfor'
krtn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

eunbbee, acmipri % sp,fe ftnSes ! cUerhOo DC
nissI bnar SIrlauo.SuHe 90 RauseS brnaes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
IRON AND STEEL.


a Hopeful State or Affairs Reported by
a Review.
Cleveland, o., Oct. 4.-The Iron Trade
Review says: THE most important de-
velopment Of the week in iron and steel is
the announcement of the transplanting to
the United States of the Otto Hoffman sys-
tenn of coke making, with by-product re-
covery, and the decision to erect the
first plant at JohnstOwn, Pa. This step
is significant of the determination
of the steel makers of this country TO be
armed with every economy against all
competition. The course of the market in
the week under review has brought more
surface indications OF a letting down from
the activity of later August and early
September. But there are other consider
atiOns than the passing phase developing
week by week that must be regarded in
making UP judgment as to the future e.
Tho accumulation of demands for ma
terial from a multitude Of sources,
few calling for any large amount, IS not to
be mistaken for the pace which recovering
business is TO take on. Nor is q letting
down from the s.alo OF production which
these accumulated demands made neccs-
sary for a time, to be taken as q sign Of
arrested recovery. The great sources OF
strength to the iron and steel market are
y
into line with any month.
ENGAGEMENTS FOR MANY MONTHS.
Gin spite Of the evidences Of weakness
that crop out here and there many fur
nac2s report engagements for months
ahead, and along with the additions TO the
list Of prOdEcors there is q limit 10 the
amount o. spot iron offered. and no ind.ca-
ton of an accumulation OF stocks. Yet the
month Of September brought a decline OF
80 cents in Bcssener iron, and Of about 80
cents on some grades Of foundry iron
Sales Of the latter in the past
week have brought OUT low prices. and
Lake Superior charcoal has broken its
record again, a central New York agricul-
tural contract being taken ct $3.50. Buff
fu!O and Pittsburg GdyicCs tell Of limited
sales OF Bessomer at Si1, with buyers
making lower iers and announcing their
ability 10 shade this figure.
BILLETs wrAEER.
"Blllets arc weaker, and the range Of
Plttsburg transactions Is $40 0O0slG 30.
with the amount of spot material still
limited. IN finished material there have
been few large deals ia any selling center
the past week.
Bridge material is sim the most promi-
ncnt factor ia going business. Wrought
pipe makers, also, have made some good
sales The notice OF q new wlge dust
meut Jaa. j, by tue leading Pittsburg pro-
ducers is n0t construed favorable 10 the
men, nor an Indication that Iittsburg is 20
be less aggressive The coming winter in the
markets cast and west"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
SEASONABLE HINTS

BE specially careful OF draughts aud sudden
changes.
Do not overwork; Of what use is wealth with
out healths.
Eeepyour feet dry. but do not wear rubbers
ali the time.
Dress warmly, but not heavily. Wooden
clothing that permits the ezhalations OF the
body TO escape is best. Remember that the
pores OF your skin, when in health, are always
open and that closing them causes sickness.
Fat heartily, but not too much greasy food.
It's a mistake to suppose that fat food contains
the most vitality.
If you feel chilly at any time. take some pure
stimUioEt az once and remem}oc that nothing
for this purpose IS equal to pure whisl5cy.
Fear in mind that DuFy's Pure Malt is the
purest, the best and in fact the only medicinal
whiskey upon the market and has the highest
recOmmendaticls.
DO not call the doctor for every slight all
rnent. If YOU have a cold, feel depressed and
lack appetite and vigor, you need something to
tone and build up the system. Nothing will do
this SO readily as the pure article we have men
toned.
Do not be deceived by any druggist or grocer,
however earnestly he may argue with you that
some other lis Just as good" There is nothing
on the market equal to Duay's Pure Malt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
DUBBED TO DEATH
NOT TO GO Bx DEFAULT.
Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton to File an
Answer to Her Husbands Suit.

Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton to File an
Answer to Her Husbands Suit.
No.. vi a.
io'A' OoV' 4'-drs' D. coleman
Drayton to-day made her first public state
meut regarding the divorce suit against her
through her, counsel EIa,.ba,.+ cti,,,,,-,
~ -->- '0+O "a 0i 1piIlaN
1Lic ueIay N ming an answer 10 Mr.
DFay ION tI sun Tor olVofce caused many re-
p3ItS tnaU IHe cdSe would go by default
when wound mean an admission Of
S4e c1arse5 AGAINST her. According 10 the
Nov Jersey law, me tlne Ior Iung an an
: S"er eAplres on saturday, ana up TO the
p IeseHI'Lo papers nave appeared IN the
court ~ IS poU prooaoIe either that any
WIN ,I oe n!eo thl5 WeeE' arrangements hay
ny useu Aaue whereby longer Tune IS Cd
Vat4ed.
NeAU 20 the question as TO whether any
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
BUSINESS GROWING BETTER.
The Situation in the South Very
Promising.

a Decided Increase of Activity in In
dustrial natters-Important Combi-
nations Forming in the Railroad
World-The Southern to Ezpend
$4,000, 600 in Imp~ovements-A New
Depot for Richmond.
Baltimore, Oct. Especial reports to
the Manufacturers Record from all parts
of the south show that the general i'm
provement in business previously noted
continues, and that the situation as
whole is almost universally reported as very
promising. There is a decided increase in
industrial matters, and in railroad inter
ests quite number OF important combina-
lions arc forming, calculated to have
material effect on the development of the
south.
At meeting of the Southern Railway
Companys stockholders it was stated that
81, 009 would be expended in general
betterments and improvements along that
system.
President ingalls, Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio has reported that extensive improve
ments, including Il large depot at Rich
mOnd, would be made at an aggregate cost
Of about 81 0O0,0C0
Plans have been announced for the ex-
tension of a railroad through Arkansas
into the Indian Territory with connections
that will reach some very important coal
fields.
A number of electric railway projects
have been announced, as well as some short
steam roads for opening up mineral and
lumber lands.
NEW INDUSTRIES.
Among the new industrial and financial
enterprises reported for the week are
100000 mining aud manufacturing
company, ana q 1000 enlargement
OF a cotton mill in Georgia. A $40, 900 to-
/ bacco manufacturing company, a $4,000
lumber company, $4,000 telephone com
pany and quarrying company and water
works, are reported in Virginia.
At Bridgeport Ala, a large railroad
grain elevator will be built.
a Jacksonville, Ala, an extensive cotton
seed oil m-il has been organized.
An s. coo ice factory, a $4,000 lumber
mill and electric works will be put in in
| Florida.
A $685. 00 tobacco factory, an $1,000 ice
factory and a S25, 900 cotton mill company
are reported in Mississippi.
+ A cotton mill, electric light plant, gold
mining operatiOnssand the enlargement of
two cotton mills are announced in North
Carolina.
A -four mill, coal mine, Woodworking
plant and paint mill are to be put up in
| Tennessee.
Bank clearings and railroad earnings con-
tinue to show a large increase over the
corresponding time of last year
From all parts of the south there is re
ported q considerable increase in the in
quiries from outside for mineral, timber
and agricultural lands.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
AN AWNING WANTED
70 shslter Chilean From the MONDAY
Sun.


Savannah, Ga, Oct. 4.-The attention of
the board of education is called TO the
playground of the Henry Street school.
The chiLdren's health should be con-
sidered first. 1t is certainly very in
furious for them TO. play out on those
grounds without BIZ of shelter
from the burning rays OF the sun.
Even on cool day | do not think it would
be pleasant to stand ip the sun for half an
hour. Then they are compelled to form in
line, which must take at least ten or if
teen minutes; so by the time the last poor
little creature is within tne School he must
bo pretty well seOfched. ! have heard
several children complain of headache and
fever, and | attribute it TO the heat of the
playground. have children of my own.
ana l know that many an anxious parent
would Join me in interceding for shelter
for the little ones from the burning rays of
the MONDAY SUI, if it were but an awning.
until those trees are large enough TO afford
shade. l feel sure the board will see TO
it at once, and insure the health and wei
fare Of the children, and relieve the minds
OF many an anxious parent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
RETURN OF THE RELICS.
The Exposition Loan Collections
Started From Washington.

Inc exposition Loan Collections
Started From Washington.
Washington, Oct. 4.-The Columbian rel
les loaned to this government for display
at the Chicago exposition by the pope.
King of Spain, and Duke OF Tallyrand.
commenced their homeward Journey this
morning, when they were taken from the
basement of the state department and
placed on board the Norfolk steamer of
Horace L. Washington, who represents
the government, under a strong guard of
marines. They wall be delivered on board
the Detroit at the Norfolk navy ward to-
morrow. There were nine large boxes. one
OF them Mosaic, which weighed s 1000
pounds, and three others, weighing over
I,OOO pounds each, belonging to the
vatican These will be delivered to Am
bassador McVeigh at Rome for return to
the pope with an autographs letter OF
thanks from President Cleveland.
The original portrait Of Columbus. be-
longing to the Duke of Iallyrand win be
delivered at Cadiz with the Spanish loans
and returned through the American en-
Dassy at Paris. One of the packages Mr.
Washington took under his arm in a cab
and 1t Will share his state room on the
steamer 1t weighs less than five pounds,
put 1t contained the famous codicI to
Queen Isabella's will and is regarded as alb
solutely priceless. The Detroit will leave
Ior Cadlz Monday, stopping for a day at
New FORK for her tOrpedOes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
a OoNrEsT III DUvAL.
The Straightouts Kick Over the CIosine
OF the Polls.

The Straightouts Kick Over the Closing
OF the Polls.
jacksonville Fla, Oct. 4.-The election
in Duval county will be contested by the
straightouts. To-day they secured a tenn
porary injunction from Judge Call restrain
ing the board OF cQnyassers of returns from
issuing certificates of election to any county
officers. The notice of injunction was
served ten minutes before the board had
completed its work The argument viii be
made on Saturday as to whether the in
junction shall be made permanent.
The bill of complaint declares that the
action of the inspectors in Closing
the polls in five city wards
disfranchlsed more than half of the
voters Of the county. The Injunction re-
strains the board from proceeding further
with the canvass, hence the canvass can
not be sent 10 the secretary of state, who
issues the certificates to the senator's and
representatives. If the courts hold that
there was no election, the anti-senator and
representatives will have no prima facie
seats, but a new election will have to be
called by the governor within not less than
fifteen and not moro than forty days A
rumor is current that the intention of Gov
Mitchell is TO remove Sheriff Broward for
placing deputies in the polls, ard there are
thirteen anti-cahdidates in the field for
recommendation by their executive com
mittees Tor the governors appointment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

U. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRICuLrURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, OCT 4, 10 p. IN.
gFATnER 8YNoPsIs.

WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savannah
to-day was s9', and the minimum II the
mean temperature being 80' or an excess
of %.
At o'clock tonight clear weather pre-
vailed throughout the East Gulf. states, in
the lower Mississippi valley throughout
Tennessee, in Northeastern Texas, Arkan-
sas, Kansas, Western Missouri aud Ne
braska. Elsewhere cloudiness was re-
ported, with rain falling mt Charleston.
Norfolk, Hattcras, CleYelaud and Mar
quette.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
9 O'Clock p. M, to-day fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the Little Rock, New
Orleans and Yicksburg cotton region dis
tricts, and in the Savannah district. except
at Savannah and cambridge, where light
showers occurred Elsewhere in the cot
ton belt scattering showers, generally very
light, were reported.
The northwestern storm is apparently
coursing east-nOrtheastWard over Quebec
toward the Lower st. Lawrence valley. A
second low area Of slight intensity centers
in the gulf some distance southwest Of
Southern Florida. An area OF high pres
sure centers in the extreme northwest
u. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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KING OF PAGERS.
Flying lib Does nile at Chillioothe IN
Los Il

Chillicothe, o., Oct. ten thousand
people, covered with overloais and wraps
Witnessed the fastest mile ever made in
harness by FLYING Jib to-day. The
day was cold and a stiff wind was blowing
from the north, making fast time apparently
impossible. Flying Jib. however. was
equal TO the occasion The great uaocr was
advertised TO 90 AGAINST the record of
Robert j., when IN reality he went hitched
70 q running mate TO beat the record OF
Westmont -2:0l%5 made at this STYLE Of
racing at Chicago in 1884.
At 80 o'clock the eeeat rclding was
brought on the track and was Given a
warming up heat by his owner, Monrowe
salisbury. His driver, Andy Mcdowell,
lhen took the lines and before the audience
realized what was going on. he came up
Tie little loop aud nodded Tor the word.
OFF LUXE A CYCLONE.
Swift as the strong north wind tina. was
blowing in his face, the great horse seemed
to 90, pacing without q skip. in an easv
manner, while his running mate seemed to
lag behind. The time was only caught al
The halfmile post, which was done
IN % fiat. Down the home stretch
he came like western cyclone
and the 10000 eyes that were fixed on The
great horse could scarcely believe il was a
llFlng animal they We're looking at When
the wire was reached the audience yelled
itself hoarse as they knew the record was
beaten Starter Hooper then addressed the
multitude as follows:
This audience has Witnessed something
no other audience has ever seen. Flying
JIb has paced mile in :5Slf, making the
nrst half in 80 and the lass half in 5gi
seconds"
AT O'Clock Directly was brought on the
track to beat his record OF ore. but made
the mile in 2:09lf only
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BOY CoTT ON BEER.

The Hi=soU-i Federation OF Labor
Makes War on st. louis Brewers.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 4.-The state fed
GRAFTON Of labor, in convention here today.
declared boycott on the products of the
Brewers syndicate of St. Louis, which in
cludes all the breweries there except that
Of Anhueser-Busch. The boycott IS the re-
suit of a long-standing grievance between
the labor unions Of ST. Louis and the brew
ers syndicate. The chief complaint was
that the sydicate refused to employ union
labor
A boycott was also declared on the
Decentralization shoe manufacturing com
pany, which refused to recognize organized
labor