The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
wAIss FROM THE WIRES.
some OF the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories

70iIs OF the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories.
Eastman, Ca. Feb. s.-8Inton Edwards
oNellng was accidentally burned last
night u was insured.
ashington. Feb. s.-The gold withdraw
- To-Day aggregated S2z9.Oo0. reducing
e-s gold reserve 10 S4l.5o0.005.
washington, Feb. s.-Gen. Corr. the last
q me tull-rank brigadier generals Of the
III soeFate army, IS seriously i'll at Al
exandria. Va.
Dover. Del. Feb. s.-There was no
enangs in the senatorial contest to-day.
me vote stood: Higgins. 6; Addicks s:
S-@ssey' & Wolcott, dem. G; Bayard, dem.
Washington. Feb. "a telegram re-
served here to-day says FIRE totally de-
-Loyed hoWland Han. the main structure
OF an industrial school for colored youth
near Manassas. Va. The loss is $500.
London, Feb. 9.-sIr. Farder.- conser-
NauVe. was elected to the House Of Com
mons Tor Paddington yesterday TO I'LL the
seat made vacant by the death Of Lord
hancolph Churchill. He was not opposed.
Gainesville. Fla. Feb. Sire this
morning at 5 o clock destroyed the barns.
stacles and residence Of G. d. Younglove.
Inc loss IS about $1,000. TWO mules and q
morse belonging to DR.. Zeigler were
burned in the stable
New Orleans, Feb. s.-WilMe Collins. a
--year-old white child, was burned to
death this morning. His mother went to
market leaving TWO small children home
behind locked doors. The bed caught
mrs. The other child was saved.
Richmond. Va, Feb. 9.-R. B. Lee, a
plano dealer, to-day executed a deed OF
assignment Of all his property and real
estate to So Cutchins and Jacksoa Brandt,
trustees. The liabilities are placed at
about $4,000. The assets are not given.
Knoxville. Tenn. Feb. .9-While coast
ing this afternoon Arthur L. Mead Of this
city was thrown from his sled, and almost
instantly killed. His head struck tele-
phone pole. Mead was one Of the best
known amateur trap shooters in the coun-
try.
Knoxville Tenn. Feb. "a northbound
passenger train on the Cincinnati South
ern railroad left the track thirty miles
south Of Somerset. Ky, this morning. The
engine and all the cars were deraile5, but
no one was killed. Several passengers
were slightly bruised.
Naldosta. Ga. Feb 9.-AIr. w. NJ. Greer
of this city died this morning. after
long illness, of consumption. He had been
one OF the travelling representatives Of the
years but had been unable to attend to
his duties for several months.
Washington. Feb. 9.-President CIeve-
land has denied the application for pardon
in the cases Of Jasper Lindsey OF Northern
Georgia, sentenced to two years at hard
labor for counterfeiting, and J. r. L.
Berryhil of Southern Georgia. sentenced
to one years Imprisonment for violation
of the revenue laws.
Winnipeg, Feb. Sire broke out this
morning at Morden, "a town about 70
miles from Winnipeg. The Morden house,
D. Kilgour's dry goods store, Sparling's
grocery store, Forest jewelry store, Bel
mann Co. liquor store and the Com
mercial hotel were burned. Efforts were
being made to save the rest of the town.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 9-Charles I.
Fair son of the late ex-United States
Senator Fair, in an interview says the
contest Of his fathers VIII will not be
made jointly with his sisters, Mrs. Del
richs and Miss Virginia Fair, but is be-
ing made wholly and solely by himself, at
his own personal risk and response bility
and that any statements to the contrary
are false.
Mcintosh. Ca, Feb. 9.-The freeze en-
courages the belief that the pear crop
win be a big one. Hopes are entertained
that the pear trees will escape the blight
and an early blooming by the late cold
weather. The damage to the oat crop has
been so great that most farmers are plow-
ing in again, and should the spring sea-
son be propitious, a moderate crop may
yet be harvested. A much smaller crop
of cotton will be planted as our farm
ers are realizing the Importance of more
hog and hominy.