Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-31

The Court Of Appeals has reserved IT.
judgment in Mr.. Bradlaugh's case unit
to-day.
Henrietta Liews, a native of Germany
died in New York, Sunday, aged one
hundred years.
The Massachusetts, House on Tuesday
defeated, by vote Of 122 to rs, the bill tC
give municipal suffrage to women.
The investigation of the affairs of the
Ashuelot Savings Bank, at Keene, New
Hampshire, has been finished, and the
deficit has been ascertained to be $1l2, 400.
1t is reported that military expedition,
In three columns, is being organized in
Mexico for the determination of the hostile
Indians about Santa Rosa, in the State of
Coahutla.
A series of affrays have occurred between
partisans of the Albanian League and the
Turkish inhabitants at Dirosch and RADIO
witZ. A number ef persons have been
killed and wounded.
Articles of Incorporation of the Central
Tunnel Railway Company have been filed
In Albany. The capital is $5,0O00 900, and
the railway is to run from the City Hall to
the Grand Central depot in New York.
General Grant and his party arrived at st.
Louis at one O'Clock yesterday morning en-
route to Mexico. The party took quarters
for the night at the Lindell Hotel, and left
at 9:15 a. m. by the Iron Mountain Road.
Alonzo Bobb was fatally stabbed by
Richard Osborne In dance house at Walla
Walla, Washington Territory, few nights
ago. Osborne was arrested on Saturday
afternoon, and on Saturday night he was
taken from the jail by mob and lynched.
The Office of George w. Higgins s. Co.,
pork packers In Chicago, was robbed of
about two thousand dollars on Saturday
night. The burglars, four in number, over
powered the night Watchman, and two of
them guarded him while the others blew
open the safe door.
Four students Of the Syracuse University.
Syracuse, New York, have been arrested
for ''haxing" a fellow student, named
Triple. They seized Triple, bound and
gagged hin, and carried him several miles
into the country, where they tied him to
tree and shaved all the hair off his head.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs that
be has received telegram from Candahar
confirming the report that q rebellion had
broken out at Herat, and that that place is
besieged. Although that report had been
received at Candahar, one from Farah saws
that AYoob Khan has been taken prisoner.
James Redpath was invited by a commit
Dayton, Ohio, to address them at the Home
and organize a branch OF the Irish Land
League. Gen. Patrick, Governor OF the in
stitution, however, declared Redpath can
agitator," aud refused to permit him to
lecture at the Home.
The Pal Mall Gazstse condemns the prose-
cution of Preitejt, the Socialist paper pub
iished In London, as being simply means
Of advertising It. Everybody" it says,
"would think the American Government
foolishly oficious II it prosecuted the irish
World. Ii Freaheit Is hanisned from Lon
don it VIII speedily appear in New York"
John s. Wise, son of the late Henry A.
Wise, has published letter in one of the
Richmond newspapers, declaring his will
ingness to accept the Readjuster nomina-
ton for Governor Of Virginia. Mr.. Wise is
a personal and political friend of Senator
Malone, and was a Readiuster candidate
for Representative in Congress IN Novem-
Der last.
The New York Board of Fire Commis-
sioners sent in to Mayor Grace SATURDAY.
their annual report for 1880. The whole
number of officers and men was SQ2 The
for the year were 81, ,307, $40.
and the expenditures lave been kept within
that amount. There were 1,166 alarms re-
ceived by telegraph and 762 by other means.
:
on buildings was 1881. .7a2 and on contents
81, ,299, 793.
dispatch from Paris to London saws the
Bank Of France In cashing its notes paws
three fourths Of the amount In gold and the
in silver. The above dispatch is
in reply to an inquiry whether it
was true that tAe Bank of France
pays nc gold. The privilege of redeeming
Its notes either in gold or silver is one which
e constantly exercised by the bank. both at
Paris and at its provincial branches, accord
Ing to the exigenciee OF the monoy market.
The Southern express train on the Phtla-
1eIphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road, due at Wilmington at 7:55 on satur-
lay morning, narrowly escaped disaster on
he outskirts Of that city. The draw of the
Brsndywine Railroad bridge was open, and
he engineer OF the train did not see -
signal, owing. 1t is said, 10 8 N.r 80 &c
'quaH IL was oRly wh~s IN ,be fSrIy br,dyga 0n int
sssnA applied; the train came to
- on the edge of the draw, hut the
engine plunged into the river. The engineer
and fireman saved themselves by jumping
from the engine.