Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
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TIA. theT c&l prol01g t1s session until
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Gi1dsone viii submit resolutions % he
HO1ss for dealing with the Obstruction,
which " JOHN Bright declares is unparsl-
islea and gross i1sult 70 Parliament.
TIE meeting u the Panama Canal Con-
p4ny il Paris Monday Ezs largely attended.
suck . he amount y $1,000 francs Ezs
repressussd n. C Lssseps' report VA
read. 7. seeks y prove thai the SicsrsZuEn
canal scheme j practically AZ iupossibilitT.
The senate Finance Committee yesterday
agreed 70 amend the House funding bill 80
a. % make t1s bonds reasonable In Eve and
payable II twenty year, from their date
q Issue, aud u aE The ratss Of Interest a.
81 per cert
The Pennsylvania Legislature Il stu a
dad lock On the Senatorial question.
e terrible snow storm prevailed yesterday
10 The North aud West The Increment d
trains were ssdously imPeded, and o.
several routes freight traffic Is entirely sus-
pended.
The View York stack market opened
weak and a. decline Yesterday. During
the day, however, speculation became
active. and prices tax al uprArd turo,
closing strong TrznsactIOns for the day az
gregated al 90 shares.
The House Committee On Commerce has
nearly completed the river and hsrbor sp
preparation bnl. The amount already sD-
proprizfed foots up over so, 6O0,OO0.
The Virginia Midland Railroad reorgan-
izsd Yesterday b. elsc;ing John 5. Barbour
President and . fun Board Of Directors.
Resolutions we're adopted giving the direc-
tors power % cause 10 be made any branch
road authorized BIZ lzw FOR the beneat Of
Of the main road, extending the time for 81
exchange Of stocks and bonds into the new
orZanlz .tlon, and authorizing the Board Of
Directors % execute mortgages on the road
according 70 the scheme Of organization.
The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
ofthe Ancient Order Of United Workmen
assembled a. LockpoFt, New York, yester-
day. The report sf the Grand Master
Workman showed tia. during the year 1850
y new lodges were instituted, with 1900
members One hundred deaths occurred In
the order during the year.
Monday afternoon Antoine Gosehlich, a
wealthy German farmer q Texas, went 70
the house Of August KlOpp, IN Dallas,
Texas, 70 obtain possession Of his daughter,
who had taken refuge with Klopp against
the cruel treatment Of her father. Becon-
ing obstreperous. KlOpp shot and killed
him. GOschlich's wife recently committed
suicide on account Of the bad treatment she
received al her husbands hands, and public
sympathy Is with Klopp.