The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06
WAITS FROM ruE WIRES.
Some Of the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories.

in short Stories.
Salem, Ore. Feb. 5.-The thirteenth bal
/ lot for United States senator to-day failed
10 break the deadlock.
Albany. y. Y. Feb. 1.-THE Lawson
| power Of removal bill passed the Senate
/ to-day by vote OF Is to @
/ New York, Feb. 5.-Up to noon to-day
nothing had been heard of the French
line steamer La Gascogne. two and a half
/ days overdue.
1 Dover. Del, Feb. 1.-Two more ballots
/ for United States senator were taken
! by the legislature to-day, but the dead
/ lock remains unbroken.
! Athens, Feb. 5-Cholera having broken
I out IN Constantlnople all vessels arriving
/ here from that port IRE subjected to fiVe
/ days detention at quarantine.
/ Washington. Feb. 5.-The Senate to-day
/ confirmed the nomination of Frederick
/ Munchneyer Of West Virginia to be United
! states consul at San Salvador.
Cincinnati, O., FEB. 5.--The Bodmann
| tobacco warehouse at 81 to 60 Front street.
| extending through TO Wafer street, was
/ destroyed by fire early this morning, The
/ loss IS about $509,00O.
/ Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 5.-The II. Y.
/ Condo implement concern. on North Capi-
tai avenue, was burned this morning. Tt
was the largest implement salesroom in
4 the state. The loss is heavy.
Pitisburg, Pa. Feb. 5.-To-morrow morn
/ ing five Of the nine tin mills OF the Monon-
/ gdhela Tin Plate Company viii start. BY
/ next week all viii be in operation. The
/ plant is one Of the largest in the United
States.
London, Feb 5.-The Daily News will to-
morrow print q dispatch from RIO Janeiro,
saying that a. conspiracy, on the part OF
the friends Of eX-President PleNoto has
been discovered, and that martial law
will be declared.
Washington. Feb. 6.-3 a. m.-To-night
/ has been the coolest Of the season through
, out the north The mercury ranges from
I zero at Washington and 10 degrees to II
below zero in New York and New England.
to 20 degrees below in Northern Michigan,
and Wisconsin.
Chicago, Feb 5.-The statement was con-
firmed by news from the east to-day that
in few days the factions who have been
| figuring in the gas trust affairs VIII have
| settled their differences and a change of
/ management satisfactory to all concerned
| will be effected.
New Haven, Conn. Feb. 5.-The Win
chester Repeating Arms Company of
this city to-day shipped TO Hong Kong.
| CHINA, l,50O,010 ROUNDS of % calibre Mauscr
rifle ammunition This is the third ship
ment of the kind that the company has
made since the war began.
Townsville, Ca, Feb. 5-Joseph Medl,
editor of the Chicago Tribune, and quite
party are stopping at the Mitchell house
/ and VIII spend the season in ThomasVille.
The cotton factory question is still be-
/ ing agitated in Thomasville, but as yet
it has resulted in nothing more than talk
Roanoke. Va. Feb. 5.-Smallpox has
broken at BluefieId, W. Va. 1t is rumored
that there are three cases at a hotel.
n. 3. Johnston, vice president of the
Roanoke Board bf Trade, left to-day for
New England in the interest of the move
ment to induce cotton mills to come
south.
Utica, N. Y, Feb. 5-Munson Bros foun-
dry in this city was destroyed by fire to-
| night. The losses are as follows: Munson
| Bros, $4,000; Eureka Mower Company,
! $4,000; a. I. Simmons, receiver for the
! Old Eureka Mower Company, $4,000; r. J.
Knox lumber yard. 800. The property is
insured for half the loss.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 5-Craig & Co,
dealers in hardware, seeds. and agricul-
tural implements. one Of the largest firms
Of the kind in the south, made a partial
assignment to-day The assets are worth
$100,0GO. The liabilities are $4,000. OF
these $4,000 are preferred. The creditors
are mostly northern agricultural nipple
rent makers.
! Belleville Ill, Feb. 5.-One hundred and
Mauls two coal mines went out on a
/ strike yesterday having failed to receive
! an increased wages scale of 10 cents q ton.
! 1t is thought that unless the increase
is granted all the miners employed in the
various mines in the Belleyille district
/ will also 90 out
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. "a special 70
/ the Advertiser from Castleberry, Ala,
says: THE depot and express office IN
/ this town were broken open last night
and robbed OF over $500. Stores and resi-
dences in. this neishborhood have
been robbed frequently, for the
/ last two years, and it IS thought there
is a regular gang with headquarters IN
his section"
Paris. Feb. 5.-The Chamber Of Dep
! uties to-day pronounced valid the cleo
/ ton of NJ. Gereault- Richard and Ernest
Carnot 70 seats in the chamber. NJ
Gereault- Richard was at the time of his
| election serving a term in pI on for
/ insulting President Casimir-Per. er in an
article published in paper Of which ne
is the editor. NJ. Carnot is the son Of
the late President Carnot.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 5-Thomas r. Borland
has addressed a letter, dated yesterday,
to Hon. u. Gardiner Tyler. in which he
/ withGraws from the contest for the seat
! in the Fifty-fourth congress, from the
| Second congressional district Of Virginia.
! Mr.. BorianQS WltnQraWdl Is 5diu 10 De
due to the fact that he does not wish to
spend the amount of money, about s10,
900, necessary to a contest to the end.
Richmond Va, Feb. 5.-Gov. O'Ferrall
to-day appointed the following as the
Virginia Roard Of Woman Managers for
the Cotton states and International Elx-
position at Atlanta: Mrs. Lucy Preston
| Beale Of Buchanan, Mrs. A. L. Heneberger
! Of Harrisonburg, Mrs. S. 9. Brent Of AL
! exandria, Mrs {. a. Nash, of Norfolk,
Mrs. J. H H. Figgatt Of Fincastle. Mrs.
| w J. Johnston Of Richmond, Miss Eliza
beth G. Kent Of Wytheville, Miss Mary
Cameron Of Richmond.