Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-27
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.
The Archbishop of Seville is dead.

Cetewayo has arrived in Cape Town.
The smallpox is spreading In Cape
Colony.
The Republican boilers OF the Second
Louisiana district have nominated Morris
Marks for Congress.
The Emperor of Austria has subscribed
100000 forms for the relief of the sufferers
by the recent floods in the Tyrol.
An Atchison, Kan, special announces the
failure OF the Western Hardware Company,
OF which W. W. Marbourg is President.
Liabilities $500, 600. Assets $l50,000.
The German Government intends to
devote its attention to the execution OF the
project Of the construction of a canal con-
necJiDg the North Sea with the Baltic.
The plated ware factory of Maltbv,
Stevens 81 Curtis, at Birmingham, Ct, was
burned yesterday. The loss on the stock
and machinery is $3.50 900; insurance SIS, 600
Henry Higgins, of Buffalo, weight 1874
pounds, met John L. Sullivan, of Boston, a
few nights ago. Higgins showed up game,
but Sullivan knocked him out Of time In
three rounds.
A special from Trinity, Texas, says: "a
destructive fire occurred here Tuesday morn
ing, burning an entire block in the business
part of the town. The loss is over $4,000;
partly Insured"
The strike among the iron workers at
Wyandotte, Mich., is at an end It has
lasted ever since the Pittsburg strikers went
out last spring. The men return to work at
the old scale of wages.
The boys who struck at the Someryille,
Mass, glass works on Monday for an in
crease OF pay, all returned to work yester-
day under the threat of the Chief of Police
that he would make them go to school.
Three members Of the Salvation Army.
who recently arrived at Calcutta, have been
arrested in order to prevent riot, which
was imminent. Only one Of the contingent
which arrived there q short time ago is at
liberty.
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury New has
ordered the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to redeem, without rebate of interest, on
Wednesday Of each week until further
notice. the bonds embraced In the 116th and
1l7th calls to an amount not exceeding
5000. 900 in each week.
A loud, cracking noise attracted the at
tention of the engineer Of the Stony Creek
Rolling Mills, Montgomery county, Pa, re-
Gently, and he turned his head to behold the
huge Ay-wheel Of the engine, weighing
@, 600 pounds, sagging from side to side. In
an instant he had turned the throttle-Valve
and turned off the steam, lust Ia time TO
avert q catastrophe, for the wheel fell with
q crash. AS its momentum had been checked
It did not burst.
q Ia collision occurred recently on the
Rome, Watertown and. 0gdensburg Railroad,
between an empty excursion train and a
train on which was Nathan's Circus. The
accident occurred near Rose, Wayne
county, New York. A colored man,
name unknown, employed by the
circus company, was instantly killed,
but no other person was Sc
riouslY injured. The cars and engines were
badly wrecked.
Judge Jere Black, Of York, Pa, has been
In Washington for several days occupied
chiefly in the law library at the capitol and
the Attorney Generals Office. 1t was said
Saturday night that he is preparing to bring
q suit against the Utah Commission, or In
the nature of an Injunction and mandamus,
to show cause why they should not be per
petuallY enioined from performing the
duties assigned them by Congress. He has
been retained by MOrmons Of Utah, It is
said, TO try the constitutionslity Of the law
creating the Utah Commissioners.