The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03
WARS FROM WHE WIRES.
some OF the Days Events set Forth
in short Stories.

some OF the Days Events set Forth
in short Stories.
New York, Feb. f.-Nine deaths from
grip We're reported By Dr. Nagle this
morning.
BERTH. Feb. -2r-on1 :Uf thg bndiags of
the Hoerde works AT Dartmouth col
lapsed to-day, killing thirty persons.
Washing ton. Feb. 2.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the domination of j. Eu-
gene Jernigan Of South Carolina to he
United States consul at Ruatan, Hon
duras.
Salem. Ore, Feb. 2-Ten members were
absent when the one hundred and tenth
ballot for United States senator was taken
to-day. Senator Dolph received thirty
eight votes.
Paris, Feb. 2-The Temps says that the
Government has information that the
Hova's have ATTEMPTED tD- bombarl Tama-
tave, but We're not successful in accom-
plishing their purpose.
Dover Del, Feb 2.-The legislature
took only one ballot for United States
senator to-day, II resulted: Higgins, 9;
Adidcks, 8; MASSEY. A.. Wolcott dern, 5;
Nicholson, dem, i; Tunnel dem, ]; alb
sent, 4.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The Tag on the
bureau of education was at half-mast to-
day out OF respect 20 N IL. Dawson, for
merry commissioner. Of education under
President Cleveland's first adminisTa-
ton.
Washington. Feb. FIN executive SEES
sion the Senate 1his Afternoon motion
was made to reconsider the vote by which
the Japanese treaty was amended on
Wednesday last II wen over. under the
rules, til the next executive session.
Washington. Feb. i.--Fhe President has
approved the act authorizing the La
port, Hous-Dn ana Northern Railroad
Company TO construct a bridge across
Galveston Bay, Buffalo Bayou and Clear
creek. Texas.
Washington, Feb. -Four fourth class
postmasters were appointed in Georgia
to-day as follows, Mr.. a. c. kembelI at
Enon, Jasper county;J. c. Green at Figg
Jones county; Mrs. e. NJ. Wilder at Fort
Lamar, Madison county; and J. J. Wil6en-
son at Hyde. wilkes county.
Paris. Feb. 2.-The Figaro publishes
report OF an interview with n. DeLan-
nessaq, late. goyernor- general of French
Indo-China, who has arrived at Suez on
his way home. NJ. DeLanessan expresses
great indigna Hon at his recall the al
legged reasons for which he declares are
purely fictitious, He announces his in
tenton Of entering politics upon his re-
turn 10 France. 49,.
Washington, Feb. 2s-Secretary Carlisle
has asked for the resignation of Col
Amos Webster,ra 5000 special employe
in the Office of the controller Of the cur
rency. Col. Webster was on Gen. Grants
stan during the war, and enjoyed to a
considerable extent Gen. Grants friend
ship. He was made chief clerk Of the
treasury department. some years ago
on Gen. Grants FecOmmendation.
waynesboFo. Ca. Feb. "a number of
Burke countys best farmers met in
Waynesboro this afternoon and organ
lied A Farmers Club, Among its mem
bers are also some of Waynesboros most
influential citizens. p. iB. Hall was
elected chairman, r.. A. Hatcher secretary
and j. L. Fulcher vice chairman. Mr.
Hatcher was also Selected as delegate
TO the State Agricultural Society's meet
ing.
Washington, Feb. 2.-secretary Car
Isle sent to The House to-day, with
recommendation that they be allowed,
the claims Of the keeper and the assistant
keepers OF the southwest pass. Louisi-
ana light station, for personal property
lost in May last, when the station was
partially destroyed by fire. Keeper Mil
ler's claim Is 1862 Assistant Keeper
C'Briens Sis, and Assistant Keeper An
dersons S2S3.
Thomaston. Ga, Feb. 2.-The Weaver
Merchandise Company to-day purchased
the stock OF merchandise. storehouse and
lot belonging to DR. G. W. H. Hannah.
The stock contained a general line Of dry
goods. groceries and a line Of drugs. The
property was ad3acent TO the business now
operated by the Weaver Merchandise
Company, and it is understood that a
handsome new brick building VIII be erect
ed where the old ono now Stands