Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03

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ceded points on the from
A large quantity OF dyna,
discovered in the railway true
Is believed that It was shipped
The steamer Lombard, at Haua
New Orleans, had her cargo OF graint.
aged by ses, and has been ordered to dis
charge for examination.
A special from Odessa saws an explosion
IN the torpedo msgszlne on the Russian
ironclad Admiral Papepoff, on Friday, killed
two officers and about thirty seamen.
While Richard MeCotter, aged ffty-four
| years, OF West Philadelphia, was tapping a
| well in that city, he was overcome by foul
air, and, being removed to his home, ex-
pired.
A dispatch from Springfield, Illinois. says
the taxable value of railroads In that State,
of which there are 1859 miles, IS $50, 727, -
$50, as determined by the State Board OF
| Equaliz stion.
The Greek Government, In anticipation
OF possible renewal OF complications with
Turkey in regard to the frontier, has ordered
that the Greek troops on the Thessslian
border be reinforced.
A fire occurred Monday at Mauuoketts,
Iowa, which al first was supposed to be 81
small consequence. IL grew until it de-
stroyed one entire brick business block and
other detached buildings The total loss is
800, 1000.
Mr.. MeCool, private secretary to General
Manager Ledyard, of the Michigan Central
Railroad, has been appointed General Su-
perintendent Of the Detroit, Maekinsw and
Marquette Railroad. He is but twenty years
of age.
The Queen Of Madagascar has ordered
that a prohibitorY law shall be framed, pro-
hibiting the manufacture OF brandy or its
importation into her territories. The pen
atty is the forfeiture OF ten oxen and a fine
OF ten dollars.
The lines OF the Central and South Ameri.
can Telegraph Company were yesterday
opened for business as far south as Guaya-
quill, Ecua dor. It is expected that the lines
to Callao and Valparaiso will be opened
within week.
All the members OF the City Council OF
Williamsport, Pa, have been arrested upon
information of several property owners,
charged with failing to keep the streets in
proper condition. They gave bail for their
appearance at court.
At North Parma, n Y, 10 miles from
Rochester, a boy OF Ia years OF age, Dlssher
Clapper by name, was on Monday impaled
on blackberry stalk while picking berries.
He pulled it out unaided aud walked 10 his
house, sixty rods distant, and there died
Mr.. Richard O. Neale, the oldest white
inhabitant of Columbia, s. c., died on the
10Th ult., in the 93d year OF his age. a. his
residence in that city. He was born 10
London, and when a young man came Go
America and entered the United States navy
as a midshipman.
The general passenger agents al Chicago
OF the Eastern trunk lines have decided 60
issue continuous trip tickets from 81 the
diherenttal points west TO differental points
east, similar In use from the cas- 10 the
west. These tickets allow no stop ever.
and are intended to put check on sc..l ping
Six American Baptist ministers sailed
from New York Saturday morning on the
steamer Furnessia for Europe. The party
consisted of Rev. Mr.. Fisher and wife,
whose destination Is India Rev. Mr.. Hale
and wife, who go to Burmah; Rev. Mr..
Newhall, who is bound for the southern
part of India, and the Rev. Mr.. Eaton, who
goes to Siam. These missionaries 90 out
under the auspices of the American Baptist
Missionary Union, and will remain abroad
for about ten years