The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
some of the Days Events Set Forth
In short Stories.

IN snort etDrtess
Summer, Ca, Feb. 1S.-Rev. n B. Gus
icy Of Poulan died yesterday and was
Inferred in the Paulan cemetery to-
day The wea her IS very cod. Some
snow fell to-day. oats are killed.
Dover, Del, 1s.-The 42nd ballot for Uni
ed States senator was taken to-day ana
resulted: Higgins, rep, 9; Addicks, rep.
): Wolcott, dem, s; Massey, rep, 4; Bay
ard, dem. 8; absent, .; necessary TO q
:ho.ce. IS
RIO de Janeiro, Feb. IA mass meet
flg, comprising 20U00 persons, was held
aele yesterday to celebrate the favOrable
cesult Of Ires.d dent c eveland's arbitration
Of the dispute between Brazil and the Ar
gentine Republic.
Chicago, Feb. l3.-F.re early this morn
ng estroyed the car barns at Sheffield
ma Wrightwood avenues. The loss to the
ompary VIII be fully sl30,0JO and IS GOV.
red by insurance. EleN en- hundred and
en- cars we're burned.
Albany, Ga, Feb. lS.-The owner Of a
arge knitting mill in New YORK Is now
a correspondence with parties in this
.ity look ng TO a change Of base Tor his
.ntre plant. The gent eman IS expected
lere n a few days to look over the fled
Jobs, O.. Feb. 13.-The Morris Coal Com
iany's large nine hoppers are burning.
rhe loss will reach $4,000 Several carr
N the railroad are also in flames. These
noppers were probably The largest In the
world and their destruction throws so
men out OF employment.
Chicago. Feb. l3-A notice was posted
IN change this afternoon just before thc
lose of the board of trade session that
he directors had passed resolution
making purchases or sales by any mem
Der during trading hours originating IN
outs or calls, a dshonorable act and pun
shed accordingly.
WashingtoR. Feb. 13.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominal Ons: S,n-
lair Taliaferro. to be United States at
torney for the eastern district of Texas;
Lieut. Col. George l. Gillespie, corps o
engineers, TO be a member of the Missis-
sippi river comm. ss,on. Also some promo
lions in the army.
Washington. Feb. 13.-Representative
Tate is rejoicing over the fact that his bill
TO pension Pickens Reynolds of Hall coun-
ty has become law. The President with
neld his approval of the measure, but he
did not veto it, He held it ten days and
then permitted it to become law with
out his signature.
Buda Pesth, Feb. l3.-Famine is threat
ened in the district OF Hungary, southeast
of Buda Pesth and great deal of disorder
prevails in consequence. Socialists have
taken advantage of The situation to incite
riot.ng and it has been necessary for
gendarnes 10 cispers & riot-rs by chs t.
.ng upon them with forced bayonets.
Thomasviue, Ca. Feb 1S.-The recent
derangement in the mails, conse4uen
upon the snow blockades has caused the
Morning News 20 come into the C ty q
day late, for the last three days. This
is a great disappointment to our people
as they rely upon the News prime pally
for intelligence from the outside world.
Paris. Feb. I3-Marcel Canrobert, son
of the late marshal, and NJ. Hubbard,
member of the Chamber Of Deputies, this
morning fought duel with swords. The
latter received a deep wound in the chest.
The meeting was the outcome of M. Hub
bard's or. ticisms of Marshal Canrobert in
the Chamber of Deputies during the de-
bate on the proposed grant for state fu
neral for the marshal.
Berlin. Feb. 13.-The Reichstag to-day
ADOPTED a resolution offered by a socialist
member abrogating the exceptional pow
Ars which had been conferred upon the
governor Of Alsace orraine.
The centrists and freisinnigs supported
the socialists. The minority consisted Of
conservatives and national liberals. The
votes affects the dictatorship clause IN
the law defining the exceptional powers
Of the government of the reichsland.
Tallahassee, Fla, leo. ia negro
girl. aged about 16 years, died here yester-
dav from the effects of burns received
on Fl. day. Her cloth ng was burned from
her body, and her death, in great part.
S attributed to the fact that her people
neglected to call a physician until she
was in a dying condition.
Mrs. Phelps Warden wilson gave re-
eeption Monday evening
Miss elizabeth Pearce left to-day for
rscksouyiIie. where she VIII be the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Henry 4. Clark.
Concord. Mass. Feb. 13.-The people of
Concord we're this morning treated to
another surprise in Tax Collector San
fordis case. At o'c.ock his wife and At
ornev Prescott Keyes called upon the
own treasurer, John c. Friend, and paid
aim $4,000 In cash to cover the entire
mount Of the collectors shortage, and
was also agreed that if, upon expert
.xamiuation, q further deficit was found
TO Immediately make good the amount.
All parties in interest positively refused
n state where the money came from.
A BIG: PROPERTY SOLD.