Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-18
Brief News Summary.

The steamer Keroala, from New Orleans
| for Stettin, has arrived at Falmouth, short
OF coal, and with her boats smashed.
The Roumanian Chamber of Deputies ha.
passed bill authorizing the government tc
expel all foreigners suspected of compro
missing the public security.
Six new cases of typhus fever and one Of
small pox were found in New York yester.
day by the Health Officer, and the sufferers
were removed to Riverside Hospital.
The Secretary of the Treasury has been
requested to send revenue cutter In search
OF the bark Hattowburn and the ship Davis
Stewart, bound for Baltimore from Rio
Janeiro, and long overdue.
A selection of the Bow Park herd of short
horn cattle, raised by the Farm Stock As
sociation OF Brantford, Ontario, was sold at
auction in Chicago few days ago. Fifty
four cows and bulls brought $27,915.
A dispatch from Geneva to the London
IsgteS says: "Ehe proposal 90 hold on Inter-
national Socialist Congress as Zurich is
strongly CiespproVed, and q memorial f
preparing at Zurich requesting the Federal
Council TO prohibit 1t.
Macs meetings were held yesterday Dy
Iourneymen tsilors, journeymen bakers.
ElacEsmiths, wheelWrights and eoopers
unions Of New York, TO protest sgains IN
Just treatment at the hands OF their eu.
ployers, overwork and insufficient pay.
Andrew Brands, public school pupil at
Detroit, Mich, was stabbed recently with a
pocket knife by Willie PETAL, a school
mate, the result Of an old quarrel. The
bows are about twelve years old EACH Bran
da's wound Is severe, but will probably not
prove fatal. PETAL was arrested.
The annual report of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad shows for the past
year gross earnings of Sc, ,555, ,975, operating
expenses and taxes s., ,343, ,205, other deduc-
tions, including IA per cent. in dividends,
fixed charges, rentals, etc, aggregated 49,
272,O54, leaving surplus of $941,71
An examination made by the chemist of
the Chicago Health Department of 400 hogs
taken at random from various packing
houses failed to discover q single trace of
trich1n@ The department, however, re-
commend as an absolute security against
the parasites that all pork should be cooked.
dispatch from Carbondale, Pa, dated
yesterday, saysi "Jerome Wilson, of this
city, left home suddenly fourteen years ago,
and has never been heard from since until
to-day, when, after having been long given
up for dead, he suddenly returned. He has
accumulated fortune in the wilds of
Texas"
The Mayor OF Allegheny City, Pa, has
been requested to send to Secretary Blaine
certlned naturalization papers of Terrence
Boyton, who resided there from 1858 to
1908, to establish the claim of Paul Royton,
his son, as a citizen Of the United States,
and have him released from prison in Peru,
where he Is now held by the Chilians as a
prisoner Of war.
The number of immigrants arriving In the
United States during March was A. 125, of
whom Il, 397 were from Germany, ,050 from
Austria, and from Ireland 9,173, England
and Wales 3, ,489, Scotland 9l3, Italy 1,O1O,
Russia 435, Poland 464, Hungary 851, Cana
da 8,642, China 99S, France 371, Switzerland
l.365, and the remainder in small lots from
various other countries.
Mrs. L. F. Iliff, the owner of the largest
cattle range In the world, has sold one-half
of her herd of q, 900 cattle to her managers,
and will sail for Europe on May 18th, Her
range extends from Greeley, Col, to Jules
burg, Neb., embracing country about one
hundred miles wide. She has made round
million since the death of her husband, Hthe
Cattle King" three years ago.
1t is reported that the body of Mr.. A. 7.
Stewart has been found and deposited By the
mourners between two enormous blocks of
masonry in the crypt of the Cathedral at
Garden City, secured with ponderous bolts
and imbedded In cement, lest the wide
awake resIrreetionist should again appro-
pirate 1t to his own nefarious purposes.
Judge Hilton declined to be interviewed in
regard to the matter.