Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-25
rRlEF NEWS SUMMARY.

-s-rsr Service reports the schooner
l-7 ling ashore at Cape Henry, Va.
r. Dagerer wss yesterday appointed
HL,r Revenue Gauger for the Third dis
-.-,-t..i in Galveston that jay Gould
Lsts,..ir-f possession of the Galveston,
80 y y1 aud Henderson Railroad.
-. urrgarisu sleeper at the Allentown
u. .i--.b3r.se has again opened his eyes,
III s-HI seemingly unconscious Of what
ling On around him.
-5..i,r records Of the live stock interests
% s5nw yearly yield Of something
a16g0 read Of cattle. Eight dollars
9'-s.si1 Is about the average market price
4 San Antonio.
4s.-a.c1 from Plano, Texas, says: GA
AL.ps-orm. two miles In width, passed
.Fs western portion of this county,
.'-L,rafeIy DESTROYING all the growing crops,
\, ,-1..s and vegetables" "
,..llgram from Winchester, Tennessee,
50 Nashville 4n,ericgH denies the report
I.- In Injunction has been issued to re-
---,r tte funding OF the Tennessee debt.
\. .e.i1n bas been taken and no bill filed.
~ ,ff,s Of d. Fahnestock & Co, fn
g-lrrr.. brokers', was robbed recently
- s-0 900 in pOnds by an unknown thief.
~ hands bad been placed behind screen,
~ wer. taken withOut attracting notice.
,csrve.tou special from Houston SAYS:
"a t-4 County Court, YESTERDAY, in the case
.iu.r-y D-epenbrOOE VS.. the International
.-iC-.,- Northern Railroad Company. the
~ rsriered 8 verdict for the plaintiff for
e62
Gs7-ya Rose and Fanny Shanuer, aged
..7.rriysIv fourteen and thirteen years,
~ sa! run away from Coulterville, Pa,
y, bsrrer their condition." were arrested
4 Cincinnati on Saturday. The girl had
,5.sined work.
sb-5.her aud sister, aged twelve and ten,
- g-UrvfIlr, Canada, desired to see the
r--I5. but had no money fer travelling ex-
,rslg To overcome this obstacle they
r,I.a COW, drove her ten miles, sold her
frniue dollars, and were arrested.
The only liquor saloon IN Lsmpcc. Santa
gs-l5rs county. California, was blown to
-'lrfs hv bomb. LampOc is temper
,-es colony" aud this is the second saloon
rcl has seen destroyed with gunpOwder
here.
The General synod OF the Reformed
Church al Tttfin, Ohio, unanimously adopted
h. -sror. Cf he Peace Commission. which
..s's the division between the east and
vss. branches Of the Reformed Church and
ni5ss them 3 unit.
Irthe Superior Court, at San Francisco,
he ii.missals of the "BOnarZa cases" have
tse1 made final BY Judge Sullivan, petit
Goa ty Peter Chrystal to be allowed to in
s-vsne being denied. This finally settles
te suits, unless an appeal is taken TO the
S-pIeme Court.
Al UuiOntown, Pennsylvania, r. n. Pals
III, Superintendent Of the Stewart Iron
Cmp8uv's coke works was attacked by
eree men, knocked senseless, and robbed
ds ss'chel containing 50, 600, which he was
as1g TO ray the hands. The robbers es-
arsd in Psi=ley's wagon.
James and William FeebleY, formerly resi-
isIts OF Biddulpb, Ontario, have been ar
r,ied iu East Saginaw, Michigan, for com
-teItY iu the murder of the DOnnellY fami-
7 r /, Is said that James confessed the
murder aud implicated thirty or forty
Fsients Of Biddulph, who formed the
vigilance committee" that killed the Don
lsl7s.
The Jury in the case of Charles F. King
% trial IN ST. Louis for the murder OF Mrs
4 1f1emser, in 1875, returned a verdict OF
murder in the first degree All the jury
Zen Joined in a petition TO the Governor to
uuuute the sentence to imprisonment fol-
l1 l. is Kings fifth trial aud second con-
rsIOn. His counsel VIII move a new trial
FIRES are raging in the grain fields in
AEOrnia. One near MeTced destroyed
py.ral hundred acres Another in San
ICluin county, near Oakdale, burned over
De country fora space OF FIVE miles square,
-5rding wheat fields principally -Four
buses we're destroyed. The fire started
tm lighted cigar thrown from railroad
a.
Amiddle aged man, apparently a me-
aaric, named VIM. Flanagan, staggered
-'0-te Fifth street police station, New
ius, and asked for assistance. Blood ran
streams from q terrible stab wound in the
-S1, groin, and he speedily became uncOn-
aous He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
1ai dying condition. being unable to tell
rything about the stabbing.
Tie Students Of Phillips Academy, at
Exeter, v H., expressed their indignation
Eths expulsion Of several of their school
1l.eS by d serenade Of the faculty Wednes-
ay night with fish horn, DEVILS tiddles, u
2 pans and rattles. Il is believed that
5-,Y % the sereuaders will be expelled.
.-e schO0l ia in a state Of riot, and serious
auole Is apprehended.
John Murphy and Thomas Fitzgerald,
'-irg drunk, quarrelled in Murphy's house,
Ear the river front. in Washing on, and
t'Egerait was badly beaten. The next
AY FfZyerald's body was taken from the
57-r. / i supposed that, after the beat
s be walked TO the river to wash his
lllts and fell in, or that, being stupefed,
{ walked into the water from the wharf.