Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-25
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

Jsnoas Orany, the celebrated Hungarian
poet, is dead.
Hiram L Grant has been appointed Post
master at Goldsboro, N. c., to succeed
John K. Smith, resigned.
A dispatch from Paris states that all the
anarchists arrested a few days since have
been released on their recognizance.
In Salisbury. North Carolina, recently.
Daniel Brown. while attempting to fell q
COW, accidentally struck his wife with the
axe and killed her.
Nineteen new pupils from Arizona, New
Mexico, and the Indian Territory, have
arrived at the Indian school at Carlisle,
making total of three hundred and four
teen Indians in that school.
After dead lock of nearly three months
the Republican conferees of the Twenty
fourth Pennsylvania Congressional district
Yesterday morning nominated George v.
Lawrence, of Washington county.
Young farmer named Deragon, only
elght days married, committed suicide at
Boucherville, near Montreal, a few days ago
DE arose early, walked into the river and
held his head under the water until he was
dead.
A San Antonio special says: "Ex-Deputy
United States Marshals Jake Wolf and
Henry Goldwater, Of ex- Marshal Russell's
crew, have been arrested by the Federal
authorities charged with defrauding the
government while holding office"
The new Swiss Minister, Colonel Frey,
the Brazilian Minister, Ssnor Felipe Lopez
Netto, and the japanese Minister Tera-
shina Muvinori, were formally presented to
the President yesterday by the Secretary of
State and the usual courtesies were ex-
changed
Mrs. David Martin and her two children
were drowned near Chattanooga a few
nights ago. Toey were crossing the river In
bateau, which went adrift, when Mrs
Martin jumped into the water with one
child In her arms and the other clinging to
her skirts.
A personal rencontre took place In the
Federal Court at San Antonio Yesterday be-.
tween Attorney General McLeary, of Texas,
and ID. q. Griner, q wool raiser. Judge
Turner fined them $25 each. A correspon-
dence followed, but friends interposed and
settled the difficulty.
Another meeting of subscribers to the
Irish skirmishing fund was held on Sunday
in New York, and additional accusations
were made and discussed. 1t was asserted.
for instance, that telegram sent 10 Sir Eve
lyn Harcourt, for which Sll7 was charged,
had really cost only $12
Eight cars, loaded with freight, were
wrecked near Southport, on the New York
and New Haven Railroad, recently, by a
piece OF machinery on a fat car falling be-
tween the cars while they were going at
considerable speed. Thomas Martin, of
New Haven, brakeman, was killed, and
two others were badly injured.
at Shenandoah, Penn, few nights ago,
four masked men oVerpOwered the watch
man at the Reading Railroad depot, and
hrao 1a6 f<1 - a. L
the safe, containing several hundred dol.
lars. He refused to open 1t, and the rob-
bers, after working upon it Intellectually
for some time, left without obtaining any
booty.
r. l.. Stewart, citizen of Monroe, North
Carolina, was awakened at two O'Clock in
the morning few days ago by the barking
Of his dogs, and found that his house, barn,
stables, gin house and mill were all on fire.
At the same time he heard the sound of
retreating footsteps. All the buildings were
destroyed, and the family barely escaped
with their lives.
Henry Saunders, aged thirty eight years,
an Englishman, committed suicide on board
Of the steamship ICELAND, which arrived re-
Gently. He was crazy and violent, and
during the voyage he was locked up in a
compartment where there was a cask con-
tanning soft soap. He held his head under
the mess and was drowned. he was found
with his head immersed In the soap. He
was buried at sea.
The first political meeting ever held bv
Mormons took place at Ogden, Utah, a few
days ago. George Q. Cannon spoke, de-
nouncing 'the men who are trying to de-
spoil the Mormons Of their constitutional
rights" A vote of confidence in Cannon
was unanimously carried with enthusi-
asm." The Liberals, on the other hand,
are making thorough canvass of the Ter
ritorY, their candidate, Judge Van Zile, be-
ing principal speaker. Their audiences
are described as ''lsrge and attentive, but
not sympathetic"