Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-23
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

ThurlOw Weed, the veteran journalist,
| died yesterday morning at 500.
Chadwick Il Sons, wooden factors. near
Leeds, England, have failed. Liabilities
100000
A Henderson, Tenn, special says: E]Six
business buildings were burned Monday
night. Loss $20,000."
Daniel O'ConnOr, a carpenter employed
on the new opera house at Penscola. fell
from the roof of that building on Tuesday
and died of his injuries the same night.
The Paris Temps regards the visit Of NJ.
De Giers to Bismarck as fOreskadowing a
revival of the alliance between the En-
perors OF Germany, Austria and Russia.
Tele@aphic communication between
Havana and the rest of the Antilles. eS-
| cept Jamaica, is interrupted. The cable
between Jamaica and the island of st.
CroiX is broken.
One death from yellow fever. that of a
sailor, was reported yesterday at Pensa-
cola. No new cases have been reported.
The weather is cool and clear. with a fair
promise of a killing frost.
Captain Hopkins, of the United States
navy, has been found guilty Of deserving
his post as commander ct the Pensacola
navy yard during the yellow fever epi-
demic, aad dismissed the service.
A Rochester, n. Y, dispatch says a
workman in the Furnaceyiile ore beds on
the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Railroad was decapitated by a switch en-
gine Tuesday evening. His name has not
been learned.
A special from Vincennes, Ind, SAYS
''The body of the late Bishop Deheilandere
was buried under the altar of the cathe-
dral yesterday morning with great pomp
Four Bishops and an immense crowd
were present"
A dispatch from Guanaiuato. Mexico.
tothe ItcO Republics describes a demon-
stratiOn ip honor of the opening Of the
hraneh OF the Mexican Central Railway TO
that point. The event is being celebrated
with great pomr and circumstance,
Abraham Marks, lawyer. who attacked
an opposing LAWYER in open court was
sentenced in New York yesterday to thirty
days imprisonment for contempt of court.
tie had previously apologiZed. but tbe
Judge refused to accept his apology as
sufficient. W
Az Denton's, Millcott county, Arkansas.
ON Monday a stabbing afirav occurred be-
tween j. NJ. Walker and Alfred Crutch-
heid, two farmers. Both were terribly
cut. Walker died on Tuesday of his ins
lurles, and 1t is believed that CrHteAfield
is mortally wounded.
OAnCCI O6DTgt ~ MiIlefs VI the DlsGiICt
detective force, who has been on trial be-
fore the District Commissioners at Wash
ingtOn on the charge of having been Sc
cretly in the service Of she star route de-
PENDANTS, was yesterday convicted upon
his own testimony and dismissed FROM the
force.
The Diart0 Qftejal, of Lima, publishes
a rep0Tt from the interior that one Of the
battalfons under the command Of COceres
recently reyolted. The rising was soon
suppressed, but great discomfort and in
subordination still prevail owing to the
lack OF food and moEey. Coceres has
gone to Cerro DC Tasca for supplies.
At tie annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railway yesterday afternoon at New
York, the old Board Of Directors was re-
elected, except COlvin f. Vance, who re-
places II, 5. McComb, resigned. EN-.
White was elected President of the board.
II. z. Lake Vice President, and s. III.
Lamb Secretary. VI. Burke was reelected
Superintendent,
In the Police Court at Cincinnati YES
terday morning, Manager James Fennes-
sy, of the Colosseum Theatre, with eleven
others, who appeared in the nerformance
given on Sunday at thai theatre, We're ar
raigned for the violation of the law. Other
theatres We're open ON Sunday, but no
(otifer arrests have been made. the inter-
6tion being to make a test Of this case. The
strlal was postponed until Friday after