Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-17
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

johnson q Reay, proprietors Of the Moore
field Iron Works at Stockton, England,
have failed. Liabilities 9l2O, 600.
Cardinal McCabe returned to Dublin yes
terday from his visit to Rome. Replying to
an address of welcome he expressed his
horror at the recent murder sin Dublin.
Forty houses in the village of Cherokee
City, on the line between Kansas and the
Indian Territory, were demolished by q
tornado few days ago. Two persons were
killed and thirteen injured.
II is reported that the Secretary of the In
terror has decided to order the disarming OF
all the Indians in the Western States and
Territories who are ''subject to the effective
control of the government"
The house OF Jacob Cazler, a wealthy
landholder of Kirkwood, Del, was robbed
few nights ago of sll the family diamonds
and other valuable prOpeFtY. It is believed
the inmates were chlorOformed.
Philip Speyer, German, aged sixty-five,
while playing with cat at his residence. in
New York, on the 22d OF last month, was
bitten in the right hand; Immediately after
wards erysipelas set in, and the man died
few days ago.
An attempt was made few night ago TO
asssssinate Governor Overton, of the Chicka-
saw Nation. in the Indian Territory, bv
militia followed the assassins, and over
taking one of them, named Stevens, killed
him.
Alexander Campbell, well dressed, fine
looking man, was found wandering about
the streets of Boston, recently, insane. He
was taken to the police station, where ST.
500 in English money was found upon him.
As far as could be gathered from his talk,
he had just come from Australia.
gentleman who has had general con-
versation with the President on the person.
mel Of the Tariff Commission, expressed the
opinion, based on his interview, that the
President will not select men who are
known as experts and doctrinsires, and who
have no active connection with the great in
dustries of the country.
Catharine McCabe, aged 65 wears. was
shot and mortally wounded by her stepson,
Thomas McCabe, sged 16, in a New York
tenement few days ago. The murderer
was arrested and showed no concern. His
object was monev, and, after firing the
fatal shot, he rified the poor w0man's
pockets of $lS In money, and took from her
a watch and chain.
Late advices from Peru, received at Pana-
ma, say that Mr.. Trescott has gone into the
interior in search OF Admiral Montero. and
add: "The inland journey he undertakes is
HoIdIuOuS One. IdFb OF Lne distance h6
must be carried on mems shoulders along
narrow trails and dizzy mountain sides.
with precipices and yawning depths be-
meath. 1t is very doubtful whether he VIII
be able to find Montero."
The foreign importations are again mount-
ing up, last week the total being SO, ,O75 O83.
of which $8, ,043, Ss5 was general merchan-
disc and the remainder dry goods. Sugar
and metals figure conspicuOusly, the imports
OF the first amour ting to s., ,206, ,251; pig iron,
s199. 1873; hides, S272, ,037; tobacco, $lOS 092'
wool, $12S, 132; jawelry and precious stones:
S77, 500; coffee, $50, ,299; potatoes, $53, ,738;
molasses. S279,265; furs, $l25, ,8O7; toys,
$50, ,567; brandy, S17, ,543; wines, $73, ,168; ale
and beer, $1S 600. From 1st OF January to
date the total foots up S1S7, ,652 S62, against
$l59 9,77l,7 ,7S2 for the corresponding period
last year.