The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-02

Ere in the yard and the pick az both gar
dens. land and marine; and certainly we
couldn't have had anything freshier or
more delightful"
Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity tn midnight. Feb. 2. 1885: Threaten
ing weather and rain. north TO northeast
winds. increasing in force; colder satur-
day night
Weather forecast for Georgia; Rain.
turning to snow in northern portion; cold
er, with a cold wave In north portion:
northeast winds.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on Feb. !. 1895. with the nor
mai for the day. Temperature-Norma
81; mean, 46; deficiency for this date. s: ac-
cumulatod deficiency since Jan. ], 1895. -.
Comparative rainfall statement-Nor-
NAL. II: amount FOR Feb. ], .0i; departure
from the normal. -.07; total departure
since Jan. /, 1895, '-1.A.
Maximum temperature, a.: minimum
temperature, A5.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. C5th Meridian time) yes
terday was 17.2 feet. a fan OF 2S feet dur
ing the preceding twenty-four hours.
Observations taken Feb. /. 1895 500
p. m. Goth Meridian Time) at the same
moment Of time at all stations for the
Morning News.
Boston. S2, W SW. S. cloudy,
New York City, 81. W $. light. clear.
Philadelphia, "a, W NE, V light partly
cloudy.
Washington. 80, W NV. V light partly
cloudy.
Norfolk, t IS. W n. v.G. cloudy. =.
Hnffarag a A. taIaudy
Wilmington. 46, W n, v S. cloudy.
Charlotte, So, W NE, light partly
cloudy.
Raleigh. 20. W y. light, cloudy
Charleston, 46, W NE, S, cloudy.
Atlanta. IS. W r. y. cloudy.
Augusta, AZ, W NE, V light, raining.
Savannah, A. W n, V s, raining
Jacksonville. 30, W n, V S. raining.
Titusville 6s, W NE, 10. clouuy.
Jupiter, I u. W SIC. 8, clear.
Key West "a, W Sc, V 10, clear.
Tampa, 70. W NE, light, partly cloudy
Pensacola. Sc W NE, V u, raining,
Mobile. SO. W N. Y 20. raining.
Montgomery, 46. W n. L. raining.
Meridian, a. N, light, raining.
Nicksburg, 3 a, W NE, Y, raining.
New Orleans. as, W n, V 49, raining
Fort Smith, %, W SW, 6, partly cloudy
Galveston, As, W n, is. raining.
Corpus Christi, A. W NV, IS, cloudy
Palestine, 80, W NV. s. raining.
Memphis 80, W NE. light showing.
Nashville, %, W NV, V 8. showing.
Knoxville. 40, W n, light, cloudy.
Indianapolis. a. W NV, v G. cloudy.
Cincinnati, { 26 W NV, V s, cloudy
Pittsburg, 81, W w, v light, cloudy.
Buffalo. { p. SW. V 8. showing.
Cleveland, %, W NV. v c. partly cloudy
Detroit, l6 W NV. light, cloudy.
Chicago, ., W w, v 20, clear.
nFdIf "a L. z ala
st. Paul. t 2. W SW. light. showing.
Davenport S, W w, light, clear.
Kansas City. G. W SIC, light, clear
st. Louis. 8, W n, y, clear.
Omaha, 10. W S, 10. clear.
North Platte, C. W SW, V light clear
Dodge City. 10, W S, G. clear
Bismarck, 10, W w. light, cloudy.
Rainfall or Melted snow-Charleston,
trace; Atlanta, trace; Augusta, 02 inchi
Savannah, "a inch; Jacksonville, "A inch
Titusville, 02 inch; Tampa, .22 inch; PEN
sacola, .01 inch; Mobile, .2S inch; Montgom-
cry, .06 inch; Meridian, IA inch; Ncks-
burg. 2S inch; New Orleans, .SS inch; Fort
Smith, trace; Galveston, LOG inch: Corpus
Christi, .s2 inch; Palestine, 1.32 inch Mem
polls, .O4 inch Buffalo, trace; Cleveland,
trace; Detroit, trace; st. Paul, trace; st.
Louis, trace.
T, temperature; W. windy, velocity; =,
below zero.
u. S. Department of Agriculture. Wealth
err Bureau, Savannah. Ga. Feb. !, 10 p.
m.-Weather Synopsis: The maximum
temperature at Savannah to-day was AZ
degrees, and the lowest 40 degrees, a
range or only degrees. The average
temperature for the day was 46 degrees,
or a deficiency of degrees.
The Texas depression or moderate
storm, has moved eastward. and now
centers In the gulf south of Pensacola,
Fla. 1t has increased slightly in energy
during the past twenty-fOur hours The
highest wind velocity reported was sc
miles per hour, at New Orleans The
storm-center will probably move east
northeastward over Northern Florida.
The crest of the northwestern cold wave
centers in Missouri, with, diminished in
tensity. Cloudiness and rain continues
throughout the South Atlantic states, in
Middle and Northern Florida, and
throughout the Gulf states. Cloudiness
and snow prevail in the lower lake region,
throughout the Ohio valley, and Ten
nessee, in Southeastern Minnesota and
North Dakota. The weather is clear in
the upper lake region, in Iowa, Nebraska,
Missouri and Kansas.
Intensely cold weather continues in. the
lake region, throughout the Upper Mis-
sissippi valley and in the section of coun-
try lying between the Mississippi river
and the Rocky mountains, north of the
goth parallel. +, II. smyth
Observer
Later-Observer, Savannah, Ga-Hoist
northeast signal at 1925 p. M; storm CEN
trail in Middle Gulf, moving east. Much
colder Sunday. Mark w. Harrington,