Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

terday. %
The appointment Of M. Andrieux as
French Ambassador at Madrid is gazetted.
During the week ending Saturday. 6.l5I
immigrants landed at Castle Garden, against
4,ooS Tor the corresponding week OF last
year.
The Earl OF Crawford and Balcarres has
engaged four spiritualists, who are now al
Dunecht House, Scotland, endeavorinQ in
ciairvoysnce to see the violation of the tomb
Of his father. '-0 $3.50
Ine engine OF passenger train on the
ran handle Railroad broke through a small
| Drldge near Springfield, Ohio and fell fnfg,
stream twenty feet below. All the cars
were saved by the air brake, and no person
was injured.
The Philadelphia Sunday Breakfast Asso-
clifton gave the last breakfast OF the season
on sunday at their rooms, on Vine street.
oeloW HtRhth. Seven Thousand breakfastg
nave oeen furnished, and 784 persons signed
the pledge.
Ihe Vienna NeD Free Press states that Mr.
Evans, the Manchester G,tdrdiaa's CORE
sponuent In Dalmatis, has been visited In
jail at Ragusa by the Russian Consul Gem
eral, who, 1t is believed, has offered secnripv
for his release.
The Queen has telegraphed to Archbishop
McCsbe, OF Dublin, thanking him for the
reference to Her Msjesty in his recent pas
toral letter. Mr.. Gladstone has written to
the Archbishop expressing his deep sense OF
the patriotism shown In the pastoral.
William Krambe, assistant engineer I'm the
Cleveland Rolling Mill, at Clevels-,d. Ohio
was instantly killed by a shock from Z
Brush eleetro-dynamite battery. He had
been repeatedly warned n3f to touch flbe ma
chinery' but curiosity overcame prudence.
An engine on the Dsnver and Rio Grande
Rallroad bteame uncomfortable recently.
ana ran down the heavy grade between
malta and Leadville. It jumped from the
track when about fifty feet from a train full
OF passengers, and was dashed TO pieces.
Ine engineer and fireman escaped by Jumps
Ing off.
An Italian rag picker, named Pascuale
Msrrt, few mornings since, was found
welterlDg 10 his blood, on the sidewalk IN
front OF A Rutgers street. New York. There
was deep cash over his LETT eye, and the
hook which he used in his business had en-
tered his brain. The poor fellow was nm
doubtedly murdered, but by whom is yet a
mystery.
The National Board of Health has re-
quested the President to send special mes
sage to Congress calling atteation to certain
defects in the act CT 1879, to prevent the
introduction of infectious and contagious
diseases into the United States. It is re-
commended that the National Board OF
Health be given greater control over the
different quarantine stations than ftEnow
possesses under the law.
Over one hundred men eongregated In the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station, at Broad and
Ftlbert streets, Philadelphia, a few nights
ago, having, in answer TO an advertisement
been engaged by man, at IS South street.
to work on q railroad at Alliance. Ohio.
Each one had paid the man 81 as an earnest
of their sincerity, and he had promised To
meet them at the station In time to take the
on hand, and the men, after exnressjnsr
their disgust at the swiDdle, left the build
ing. There Is no clue MS TO who the man 6.