Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-04

o-e thousand striking weavers are pre-
rs-lrg to emigrate from Chemnitz, Ger
mary. 20 America
ms Jesuits have been expelled from Nj
s,rsrua. The government was obliged to
C-isr out troops TO suppress riots In their
favor
Mrs EIeu Murphy had her head caught
srF crt oil iu an elevator at a boot factory
n North Brookfeld, Massachusetts,, few
DAYS since.
The President Yesterday signed the
Commission Of Geo. M. Ddskin, of A Alabama,
ssUni-rd States Attorney tor the Southern
District Of Alabams.
.Ata fire in freight depot at Springfield,
Mas, al explosion Of gasoline occurred,
b1rufag forty persons, including several
f-emeu, many severely.
William Spencer, aged sixty five years, a
resident near MiillOwn, Crawford county,
Ina took down his gun and blew in it to
zee II Itwas loaded. 1t was accidentally dis
charged, killing him at once.
Grace Meyer, a girl addicted to the opium
habit. nearly killed her mistress, Mrs Alfred
BBcF. living a. S47 West Congress street,
Chicago, by giving her a dose of opium out
Of 0frev-uge, because she had been forbidden
% use IT,
AT P.-rreuout. NV York, Joseph Foun-
tain. a-ei l3 years, disappeared last Friday
after beng reprimanded by his father for
losiry some tools. Later, his body was
found banging in a sugar house, aud It. is
supposed he committed suicide in cOBse-
auaIce Of the reprimand.
There was a terrific hail storm. extending
from New Hackensack to Fishkill Plains,
on the Hudson river, few days ago. The
storm lasted two hours, some OF the stones
were two inches in diameter, laying foot
deep in some places. All the grain and
fruit ia belt six miles in length by one in
width were entirely destroyed.
A second meeting of prominent Bosto-
mans and other New EoglaDders interested
I'm the proposed Worlds Fair a. Boston, in
1888. has been held in that city. A resOlu-
tl0u was adopted FOR the appointment Of
committee Of twenty seven to consider the
whole subject, probable cost and income,
site time, etc, TO report at an adjourned
meeting, June :.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says ::
"The fate Of the governments insurance
BIN would appear to be sealed, as far as the
present Parliament is concerned, as Prince
Bismarck recently declared that the provi-
zion for a State subsidy, which the commit
peusable The effect Of the introduction OF
the bill on tie pending elections was proba-
by tie same as if the bill had passed"
A special dated San Antonio, says: "The
track Of the International and Great North
eru Railway now extends thiTty-twO miles
northwest of this city and about one from
ChiCou, Medera county Track laying is
proceeding at the rate Of mile a day. The
track Of the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio road, running parallel with
tie International and Great Northern for
ten miles, reached Leon, nine miles west Of
this city, yesterday"
The failure is announced Of the old Pho
ueer Mail Company, A. ArnOt, OF St. Louis,
Missouri, President, with headquarters In
Washington city, which has been engaged
in the mail contract business for forty six
wears past, aud which has st different times
held large contracts in every State and Ter
ritOry. The failure is attributed by Mr.. Ar
not 10 the recent curtailment Of the COL
tract service and other changes.
The Consfantinople Gispa.cb to the Times
says: t'In Macedonia, as in Armenia, the
Porte is taking energetic measures for the
suppression Of revolutionary agitations.
Large numbers Of Buigarians in that pro-
vince suspected of COnniyance with brigands
or of having relations with revolutionary
have been imprisoned without
trial, and thirty five of them have already
died OF tvphus fever or other diseases. The
Russian Embassy has made representations
to the Porte on the subject"
An interesting case has been decided in
the Court of C6ancery at Belleville, Ont.
1t was that OF the wife Of David Robin, of
Sidney, to whom he was married seventeen
wears sg0, but with whom he had not lived.
The parties were married by justice of the
peace in the United States, and the defen-
dant alleged conspiracy on the part of the
woman and ber friends, who had, be states,
got him drunk and had the ceremony per
formed when be was in that condition. The
Vice Chancellor held that the marriage was
valid, and gave decree in the wife's favor.
c f Hill was arrested on his arrival at
HObOken, II. J., from Syracuse, n. Y, on a
telegram charging him with kidnapping bis
Own child, lad nearly six cen years Of age.
Mr. Hill is a large railroad contractor in
China, where be has resided for some years,
being separated from his wife on account OF
mutual charges OF intidelity and pending
suits for divorce. lie returned home re-
Gently, and taking the boy 10 ! carriage as
he wss returning from shoOl, hurried him
to the cars aud left for New York. The
boy saws he does Lot wish to 90 with his
father Both are held for further develop
npufs