Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-28

f1r the beuent OF MS creditors.
Og4r nine thousand emigrants have ar
iced at New York during the last two days.
lanes Enmons, aged sixty two years,
bsryrd himself At his home in Windsor,
New Jersey.
Daring 1880 the exports from the island
,f-Ssu Domingo amounted to 81 ,2S2 995,
Ind the imports to 81, 1889
President Garfield yesterday appointed
yoInev v Smith, Of Arkansas, as United
states Consul at 81. Thomas.
Bssbop Simpson will sail for Europe to
,sEs psrt in the Ecumenieal Methodist
Council, 70 be held in London.
William OFT, said to have fought under
Nsr0'eon at Ieipsig and Waterloo, died in
Wster-Own, Wisconsin, recently, at the age
Of9l year.
The result Of the elections in Denmark is
Viewed wit1 alarm in some quarters, as it Is
feared Il may lead to suspension Of the
constitution
Two men were killed and three injured,
one fatally, by the caving in of an embank-
meut ac the new cut of the Pennsylvania
Railroad iu Jersey City.
John Refine. Of Ottawa. Canada. ran
mile In four minutes aud twenty eight sec
onds. This Is said TO be the fastest running
uME On lENliA III -ALEtCltN+As
In an alteration az TaIladega, a Mr.. Hall,
awhile mGu, tried TO Kill the son of Phil.
Story. a c9l0red man. Story came to the
assistance Of his boy, and shot and killed
Hall.
II IS estimated that 200 600 barrels of
lager beer were produced by the brewers on
Staten Island in the last year. The receipts
we're Sl,GG0000, giving a net profit to the
brewers Of 100000.
Information has heen received at st.
Louis that Mr. Jay Gould has acquired a
controlling interest in the Memphis and
L'tte Rock Railroad, and that it will be
put in trst-elass order at once.
Tie following storekeepers and gaugers
we're appointed yesterday: Samuel n.
Rhodes. for the Third district of Georgia;
J. L. LlGi and g. A. Coleman, for the
Sixth district Of North Carolina.
The window glass manufacturers of Pitts
burg have decided to close their works on
June lst for the sumner month earlier
than usual. The reasons assigned are "Over-
production and the high wages"
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
purchased the steamer City of Para and Rio
De JaueirO, Of the Brazilian line, for use on
It's lines between San Francisco and Pauams,
and between New York and Aspinwall
David Augsburg, Of Parnilia Four Cor
ners, near WstertOwn, n. Y, shot a neigh
Dor, named Samuel Sealor, and his two sons.
The father will probably die. The shooting
was the result OF a quarrel about farm.
The body OF Rudolph Schultz, sixty-two
years Of age, was recently found in the river
80 the foot of North First street, Williams
burg, Long Island. There were twenty
pounds OF iron attached to his clothes, and
Il is supposed he committed suicide.
The National Baptist Anniversaries in
Indianapolis have closed. The gatherings
were large, harmonious and enthusiastic.
In the three great societies, representatives
we're present from thirtY-fve States and
most OF the foreign missionary fields.
Charles L. Clement. forty one years old, a
waiter, died at New York from blood
poisoning. He was cleaning silverware on
Saturday LAST, when some preparation he
was using came ia contact with a sore on
his elbow, and his blood became poisoned
In the United States Court az Chicago
Judge BlOdgett set aside his former deci-
sion, and granted a rehearing In the patent
case OF Abraham Robinson against Sutter
Brothers for an infringement nf a patent
granted in June, 1879, for resweating leaf
tobacco.
Juo J. White, St. Louis speculator in
wheat and stocks, yesterday succumbed to
sue pressure III HlEaL- Ills lldUIilEleS are
Lot YET known, but they are probably not
more than SO, ,000 which is understood to
be principally in New York, in stocks, and
iU Chicago and Toledo on wheat.
R. A. Bakers bank. at Fond du Lac, Wis
cousin. has failed, with liabilities exceed
iIg $4,000. Baker and his cashier Bur
IOughs, have been arrested for alleged mis-
Appropriation of funds, and mob of angry
tepositoTs attempted 10 shoot Burroughs.
The city loses SIC, eco, for which the City
Treasurer is liable.
Police Sergeant James Campbell, who was
accused Of throwing red pepper in the eyes
Of Mrs. Fanny MOrdaunt, actress, OF Brook
lyn, y. Y, was aTraigned, but as Mrs. Nor
d2uIt was unable 10 identify him as the per
sol who threw the pepper, he was discharg-
Cd. Mrs. M0Tdaunt is a native of Hsgers
oEu, Nd. She was Miss Fanny Rue.
An old farmer near South Bend, Ind, was
.eading stallion TO water, when it attacked
LIN, threw him to the ground and literally
Stamped him to death. Is also bit great
eauoks OF flesh from the poor mans face
altl be was unrecCgniz ible. His two grown
sous eventually succeeded in beating the
lorse of their fathers body, but too late to
AVE bis lie.
Near Wide Water, Ohio, Mary Roman,
ased hity five, came suddenly on the rail
ia4Q tFsck az point where the dirt road
uosses be rails, in a cut. The first the
slslreer knew Of her presence was when
: saw her thrown on the side of the cab by
--e pilot The unfortunate woman was
suck 10 the side aud instantly killed. Her
'-l was the fireman on the engine.
Lsrs B0uland, an eccentric old man, who
-a4 lYed alone 10 hut for over twenty
.54rs az Swede Bend, a secluded neighbOr-
-l1li eighteen miles north Of Boone, Iowa,
- lew days ego found dead. His head
"a crushed in and c0rDcob was crowded
~ lls mouth. The body had been thrown
~ : ditch near by. His watch and money
t5Ier.