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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-10

The Latest Phase of the situa.i n.

LONDON, June 9-The Times correspond
ent at Cairo, commenting on current sur
m'sas as to the personal danger Of the Khe
dive, says; every day we hear of the dis
appearance OF the humber enemies OF Arab
BeY, and of atrocities which recall the H.
QUESTION. Unless the Khedive can be in-
duced to go to Alexandria, Europe may
have to deplore a crime for which England
and France will be considered responsible" s"
A correspondent of the Times at Con-
stantinople telegrsphs that in consequence
of recent threats of the military party
against the Khedive, Lord Dutferin, the
British Ambassador, suggested to Said
Pasha, MiHister OF Foreign Affairs, that
Dervisch Pasha be instructed to at once take
measures to secure the safety of the Khe
dive.
CAIRO, June All the Consu's General
separately visited Dervisch Pasha TO-DAY,
except the representatives of England and
France, who called upon him together.
Dervsch Pasha said he hoped to succeed Ia
arranging the present difficulties, Deryisch
Pasha gave an audience to-day to the prin-
ciDal Egyptian officers, and afterwards to
the President Of the Chamber OF N0tables
and t. greater portion of that body, also to
Sultan Pasha He declared that he was
resolved to restore order, aud that II necee-
sarv to that eud he would himself assume
the Ministry Of War. The military party
attempted to establish a sort of espionage
over Dervisch Pasha, but he has managed go
as to tffectually prevent the carrying out Of
their designs.
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UNDERTAKES CASANAVE'S FAIL,
URE.
One of the Men who Counted Lou.
taiana's Vote for Hayes Ruined By
Rep@bIican Politics.


Reports from New Orleans announce that
&c. CasaEave, undertaken is advertised to
be sold out by the Sheriff" g. Cassnaya
was the unlucky member of the Louisian
ReturDing Board which counted Tilden out
and Hayes in, as while his associates, Wells.
Anderson and Kenner, obtained offices la
the New Orleans custom house, his reward
was merely a 81 400 storekeepership for
his brother. The expenses of the defens.a
OF the Returning Board, indicted In the Cir
cult Court at New Orleans for perjury AMI
fraud, were 5000, and as his assocI.
ates were insolvent, Casanave's property
was levied on to meet the Judgment render.
ed for the fee. On the 18th of August, 1879.
be wrote to Mr.. Hayes declaring that he was
poor man that, unlike the others, he hal
received no office from the administration.
and that IL he were now sold out he woul,I
be ruined, adding: 81 called on Mr., Sher-
man yesterday, and he proffered me a con-
tfbutiOn of 500, as the only relief he could
offer me, which | was compelled to decline
out OF respect for the great finance minister
OF our government" On this letter Casa
nave obtained $500 at the White House, and
between Mr.. Hayes, Mr. Sherman and Mr.,
Shellabarger obtained 81 $50 more on the
18th, making up the sum needed to stay ex-
ecution for awhile longer. Casauave, who
Is colored man, succeeded to his fathers
business In 1867.
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LYNCHED ON A LADDER.
a Boy Murderer Hanged In Mime
sOtas

PERHAM, MINI, June 9-J ohm Tribbetts.
the boy who murdered Washington and
Fehrbach a few days since, was brought
here yesterday and examined before JUS
tice. Towards night the proprety of lynch
ing him was freely discussed, but no decis-
ion was arrived at. About one o'clo elk this
morning twenty resolute men broke into the
jail and with great difficulty broke open his
cell and seized him, the terrified boy saying,
"Don't, boys! this is too rough" The
lynchers carried him to the railroad track, a
few rods away, rested ladder against a
telegraph pole, looped one end OF a rope
around his neck, and throwing it over a
round of the ladder, hoisted away. He was
dead in a few moments. The lynchers kept
the crowd back with drawn revolvers, and
as soon ss their work was done, scattered in
all directions.
Tribbetts was only II years old. He made
a full confession last night. He laughed at
the crowd that met him yesterday morning,
but became depressed at night. The lynch
ers will probably not suffer for their crime.
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BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

The family of Garibaldi will leave Ca
prera shortly to reside on the mainland.
The Oil City Derrick says the three new
wells in the Warren field are producing
more oil than the 400 or 500 wells in The
other districts OF the same county.
While drunk Mary McElhale. aged %
years. jumped from the third story window
of her residence, in Philadelphia. and was
badly Injured. She was taken to the Penn
sylvania Hospital.
A dispatch from Paris states that the
Chamber OF Deputies, by vote of 479 to 6.
mas declared urgency for the proposal to
debar Senators and Deputies from action as
directors Of companies.
at Chester, Penn, the grand Jury, Ia the
case OF Samuel Jackson, proprietor, and
Charles Nanhorn, his assistant, Of the pVro
teohnie works, which exploded, with fatal
res uits several months ago, yesterday ig-
nored the bill of involuntary manslaughter,
and put the costs upon the county.
A patent has just Issued from the Land
Ot1ce of the Interior Department In favor
of ex-Prestdent William Henry Harrison.
Tho patent is for 16O acres Of land IN South
ern Ohio, which General Harrison purchased
In 1905 under the old credit system. The
interest or the investment already amounts
to Idore than the principal sum invested.
Senator Cameron writes TO a friend in
Washington concerning his alleged tariff u,
erance;" did not suppose that there was
any man of common sense in PENNSYLVANIA
VITO would ever believe that / said such
thing, and, therefore, do not think It wor b
while to trouble myself about DENYING 1t !:
and the utter absurditY of the thing con-
demns It,"
Notwithstanding the continuous ill-suc-
cess of Mr. Reed, GuItesu's counsel, Ia en-
deavoring to rescue the assassin, be saws
that he is still confident Of success There
really seems to be serious intention on the
part OF MIR. Reed to apply to the President
for pardon. if the attempt to obtain writ
of babeas corpus from the United States
Supreme Court fails.
On Tuesday the eody of man was found
In the delaware river, near tennsyille, New
Jersey, with three bricks tied to his left
arm by cord. A verdict of death from
the hands Of unknown parties was rem
dered. The body has been identified as
that OF Dennis, Gallagher, of Wilmington,
Del, reported drowned by the upsetting Of
boat on Friday last. Three companions,
who were with him on the trip, say they
"eourt the fullest investigation"
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TIE HEROIC CAPT. CAMPBELL
Thrilling scenes as The Burning o1
the SteambOas msnitoulin.



The fire broke out about O'Clock D a.
Capt. Campbell was sitting at dinner when
ne heard the cry. He Immediately ran cut,
mounted the hurricane deck, and cried out
to the wheelman, "Hard a-starb0ard, hard
a-starboard. Run her for the shore" The
engineer, Laugherby, on hearing this ord sry
immediately jumped down into the engine
room, from which the flames were leaplag
with terrible fierceness, and let on every
from destruction is nothing short OF
miraculous. They were then about
two miles from the shore with q
large number Of passengers, and the fire
growing tiercer and fiercer every moment.
However, in running for the shore the
steamer was headed against the wind, and,
as the fire was In the after part, 1t materially
aided IN keeping the flames in that quarter.
When the fire broke out and the excitement
was at its height, several ladies and childrsn
jumped overheard and perished. The cr.Sa
OF excitement and general wall that went UP
were most pitiable To hear. On boat bel ig
lowered so many rushed into 1t that the
front davit broke, letting all those within It
into the rushing waters below. l. is n)t
known whether all these were saved or not.
The flames had by this time enveloped tha
after part of the steamer.
The passengers were huddled together.
trying In vain to gather hope from the ex-
preston OF one Another's countenanc !.
the fllmes were drawing nearer and nearar
every moment, driving the crowd forward.
The heat became intense. One after anotb sr
sank falnting to the deck, overcome by
.he heat and smoke. One young couple.
but recently married, got separated in the
surging crowd. The husband rusher hithsr
and thither, searching for his lost one, whenp
above the roar of the flames, arose q cry
which he instantly knew came from her he
sought. She was IN the ladies' cabin, and
he rushed to save her, when, In an instant,
the flames swept round them, and the de-
voted pair perished, clasped in each others
arms The wheelhOuse was now In flames.
bus, like John Maynard Of ole, the wheelman
stood al his post, The redhot embers drop
ping around and upon him. The Captain
stood near encouraging and directing Au
with voice and action. The foam Il ew from
the boats bow as she cleft the water like q
knife, the flame and smoke rising high To.
ward heaven, making q most impressive
picture. Ole minute more and the shore is
gained. "Hurrah Now, boys, you NAV
CO." shouts the Captain to his brave crew,
as the boat touches the beach, and he him
self prepared to leave. just as he reaches
the lower deck he sees a little girl rushing
into the roaring flames. He reaches to cave
her, and just IN time, but to save himself
from slipping down the sloping deck into
flames he grasps an almost red-hot iroa
ladder and both are saved. He drops his
charge to those waiting on the beach, aud
assisting others in the same way all ara
saved from the steamer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-10
BROOKFIELD BANK ROBBERS.
The Gang Captured-Threats OF a
Rescue.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 9.-The Brook
field bank ROBBERS, four in number, were
surrounded in the woods, about thirteen
miles northwest of Kirksville, at six O'Clock
this morning, and, finding resistance useless,
surrendered. They were taken to Kinks
vile, and from there were to be taken to
Brookfeld at 2 p. m, under heavy guard.
Two of the prisoners are recognized as
Fox and Morris. The other two will not
give their names. The friends of the rob
bers are eongregsted at Kirksville, and say
he prisoners shall not be taken to Brook
field. A fight Is looked for.
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DROWNED AT CHARLESTON.
The Ii cdY of a Young Girl Found
Floating in The HaFbOF.

CHARLESTON, s. c, June Sat 10 O'Clock
this morning the body of white girl was
found floating in the harbor near
Sullivan's Island. 1t was picked up
by the crew of the island steamer
and carried to the island, where it was sub
sequently identified as the body of Eta
Baum, aged twenty-five years. The father of
the girl states that she disappeared from
her home about 9 O'Clock last night. She
was evidently out OF her mind and wandered
near the river side, and fell overheard and
was drowned. The impression prevailed
here that the girl hs been foully dealt With,
but physician, called By the Coroner, after
a careful examination OF the body, gave an
opinion that death had resulted from drown
ing, and that there had been no violence.
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The IRON Workers, Strike.

CINCINNATI, June 9-President Jarrett,
of the Amalgamated Union of Iron and
S'eel Works, met the striking workmen of
this vicinity at CovIngton to night. After a
patient hearing of the case as presented by
the men he delivered an opir ion that their
strike was not justihable, and
they were bound to continue
at work under the terms Of the contract of
last October with the manufacturers To
morrow he will confer with the mill owners,
and it is confidently expected that the mills
will be running again on Monday.
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The GalIOWa In Virginia.

PowHATAN, VA, June 9-Armisted Gray,
colored, was hanged at noon TO day for the
murder Of Lincoln Gray, his own son, a
lad Of fourteen years. The execution was
entirely private, in accordance with the
State law, the only persons present being
two representatives of the press
A crowd Of persons, numbering about 500,
mostly women. gathered from the surround
ing country and remained about the jail be-
fore and during the execution. Everything
passed off quietly and orderly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-10

THE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. CONKLING.
The intimacy of the President and Mr..
COnkling, during the formers visit to
New York, has led a number of the roll
ticians to conclude that their differences
have been reconciled. Letters have been
received here from well Informed politi-
clans in New York also taking this view,
and saying that the President is believed
to have been converted to Mr.. Conkling'g
theory of politics, which has always been
that opposition must be crushed and not
conciliated. This last, however, can
hardly be more than gossip.-Ne1o York
Tribune.
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The International Typographical
TnFOn.

ST.. LOUIS, June 9.-The International
Typographical Union elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Geo. G. Clark; First Vice President, j. j.
Clsrkson; Second Vice President, J. A.
Fowler; Secretary and Treasurer, Mark H.
Crawford; Corresponding Secretary, Mr..
Haldeman; delegate to the Labor Congress,
F. r. Foster. Cincinnati was designated as
the place for the next meeting.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-10

NEosHo, Mo, June 9-In an attempt by
a Deputy Sheriff to arrest q circus pro-
prietor for exhibiting at Southwest City
without license, a performer named Nc
Cabe was shot three times and killed. One
Seaborn was shot In the breast. David
Robin, an assistant deputy, was shot in the
knee. All the circus men we're arrested.
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North CaroIIUw RenubI,c.u.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Ju ,e9 The Repub-
lican Convention held at Elizabethtown
Yesterday nominated w. P. Candy for
Representative of the Third Congressional
district.
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hsnds. The attitude Of our people toward the
road IS friendly now, and always has peer;
AID they feel that if il is possible, our town
viii not be left of the main line The full and
free discussion had between the committee in
Savannah on the 18th OF May. tended TO make
the situation plain and unmistakable, and
brought about q complete understan ling be-
tween them We feel that the future of Balm
bridge Is involved In the extension Of this road.
and We hope for the best. and will continue to
do so until the question is definitely settled
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RreadstuGatn Britain.

LIVERPOOL. June GA leading weekly
grain circular says "Grain continues quiet,
and prices generally are lower. Cargoes
have slightly declined and a good many
have been sold on spot. Wheat was low
and unchanged. Corn was Id. lower at to.
days market. Flour was unchanged. Corn
was In good demand but declined I'd. In
wheat there was q limited business.n
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NEW YORK, June 9-The failures Of the
week reported to New York, number lO6
as against 135 last week. The Eastern
States had II, the Middle 10, the Western
35, the Southern %. the Pacific States and
Territories 9, and New York city g. The
failures in New York have little significance
the principal one being that Of W. B.
Meeker 81 Co., stock brokers.
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Providence. = Chicsgos IA, Provi-
dences 4
CGaaRIDeE -Harvards 10, Amhersts
nothing.
WORCESTER. z, WoTcesters 4.
BOsrON -Bostons 4. CleSelands potnlpg.
TRoF. ~ Y.-TroYs Z, Bufalos :.
NEW YORK -Metropolitans z, Philadel-
uhfas
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Fire and wife murder in California.

SAN Francisco, June 9-The California
Silk Factory and four dwellings at South
San Francisco were burned this morning.
Loss $75, 900.
A dispatch from San Jose says Mrs.
Guadalupe Flores was sssassinated on the
street at Los Gatos last night by her
former husband, John WarsteY, recently
released from prison. 1t is supposed that
he murdered her In revenge for her having
obtained a divorce and remarked during his
inc arceratiOn,
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Destructive storm in Texas,

LAREDO, TEXAS, June 9-DurIng re-
markably heavy storm last evening the
walls OF B4bcock's new Variety Hall fell
in, instantly killing Charles Munster, and
wounding two others-one dangerously.
The roofs of several houses also fell,
causing damage to goods the extent Of
which is not yet known. Great damage, it
is feared, has been done to sheep in this
county by the storm.
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CnttnninL LtvarnOOI.

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-This weeks circular
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associa-
tion says; "COtton has been in good de-
mand and prices have generally advanced.
American is I'D. higher, except ordinary,
which is unchanged. Sea island was in i'm
proved request, and prices were very firm.
Futures were very active, June and July ad-
vanced ~, and others positions l-I6d. to
2-22d y
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LONDON, June Gin Mincing Lane there
has been some increase in the demand for
consumption. but the large supply of pro-
duce operates against an improvement in
the market generally. Coffee was irregular.
Sugar was quiet. Tea was depressed. Rice
was unchanged. Pepper was firm. Spices
were quiet.
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Tariff LegIsIatiOn In Prussia.

BERLIN, June 9-The customs amend
ment bill passed it's third reading in
The Reichstsg to-day. The governments
clauses. proposing an increase of Import
duties on candles, honey, taliow, hewn and
cut stones, slaves, etc were rejected.
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The Chicago Iron StrIE ers.

CHICAGO, June 9.-It is stated the Iron
dale strikers are qusrreling among them
selves, the poorer paid class of workmen
complaining Of those who get large wages
using them In an effort to get a big advance.
They are tired of the strike being conducted
on such principles
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Murder Cases Appealed.

NATcHEz, Miss, June 9-Appeals have
been made ia the cases OF James Woods
and Benz. Fletcher, convicted OF murder
and sentenced to be hanged to day. The
cases 90 to the Supreme Court for rehear-
ing,
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rsathsr Indications.

OFFICE CHIR7 SIGNAL OBSERVER, VASE
IseToN, d. c., June 9.-Indieatfons for
Saturday:
In the South Atlantic States, local rains,
east to south winds, stationary or a slight
rise 10 temperature in the northern portion,
and slight rise IN barometer.
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Cotton Futures New YORK.

New YORK, June 9.-The Posts cotton re-
port says: Future deliveries declined
6-l0Oc., and were sold at the third call,
September at IL 94c., October at IL 52c.,
March ct II 7zc. Futures closed steady al
s-lOOe. toS.lQQc. lower than yesterday.
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IoSDos, May 9.-The Manchester
Guardian, In its commercial article, says;
"Holders are very firm. Business, however,
has not increased, and sales have oeen un-
i--nors.nt The recent increase In the de-
mand for export ysyns has reached Its
limit
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RIOodaIn Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 9--The late heavy
rains have done considerable damage to
railways here. Ga the Vera Cruz and Cen
tral Railways four bridges have been dam
aged, and an iron bridge on the National
Railway hes been destroyed.
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AN INDEPENDENT RICHMOND.
Postmaster EppiDgs OF DarIeD, In
Ihe Field for Congress.

DARIRN, GA. June 9.-Mr. Julian E. Ep-
ping, the new Postmaster at Darien, is an
nounced in to days GGzeue as an lndepend-
ent candidate for Congress from the First
Georgia district
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The Chicago Gamhiers

CHICAGO, June An the landlords ar
rested for renting rooms to gamblers have
been discharged, together With nearly all
the gamblers themselves, it being said in
court there was no evidence to be obtained
that would make case against them.
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rhe North Carolinn PoIi,ronl Trral,

RALEIGH, N. G., June The jury to day
rendered q verdict 10 the Halifax precinct
election cases OF guilty as to defendants,
L. 81. Bell and D. Bryant, and of not guilty
as to the other defendants. The sentence
has not been passed yet. The Enfield elec-
tion cases will next be taken up.
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Ladies and sickly girls requiring nom
alcoholic, gentle stImulant, win End Browns
Iron Bitters beneficial
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Notice Of Partnership.

HNHE undersigned have this day formed a
\ partnership under the name and style OF
Z rCOCKSHUTT & LORD, for the purpose of carry
ing on the business of the Central Machine
Shop, ii Bay street. We solicit a continuance
or the patronage bestowed upon the late firm
and all work entrusted to us will be attended
to with dispatch. DAVID COCKSHUTT.
JUNE :, 1882 JOHN LORD.
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The A,eOt Races.

LONDON, Ju-e7 The race for the Alex
andrfa plate at the Ascot meeting was won
bv Fiddler, Foxhall second, Petronei third'
Exeeer fourth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-10

Nervous debility, the curse Of the Ameri-
can people, immediately yields to the action
Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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Gnpartnershtp Aotires.
Notice of Dissolution.

TNHE firm of COCKSHUTT & FERGUSON.
Il heretofore carrying on the business of the
this day dissolved by mutual consent, JOHN p.
JERGUSON retiring. All bills against the late
firm will be paid on presentation to COCK
SHUT q LORD. DAVID COCKSHUTT.
JUNE q, 1882. JOHN u. IERGIISON
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4 Regatta on.

WINNIPEG, MAN, June 9-Owing to Har-
lan's illness, the committee have declared
the July regatta off.
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FOEG SALE.

TWO LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES. in good or.
4 der, ~ feet wheel. 14x22 inch cylinder.
FOR rul information, terms, ETC., apply to
]. J. McDONOUGH.
f161@ Bryan street,
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