Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-19
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

Ihere were renewed shocks of earth.
quakes IN Murcia, Spain, yesterday.
The first cargo of the new crop of Cuban
sugar arrived at Boston Yesterday mora
ing IN the brig L. Stapler, fromAIatanzas.
Inc railway strike in Scotland has ev-
tended to Dundee. The employees at Far
far and Pesth were to have struck last
| night. ''''V
The editor of the lSerbskilisfa. and other
Servlans residing at Seara have been ar
rested Tor delivering speeches gIorifyino
Overdank. e'oi ''' ms
Inc prohibatory amendment TO the
iowa iowa con constitution, adopted by a popular
vote last June, was declared invalid nv
the State Supreme Court Yesterday.
A Cisco (Tex.) special saws: "a fire
yesterday morning DESTROYED two-tbirdS
OF the business portion of the town. The
total loss is $4,000; partially insured"
General O'Din G. Clay died at the Wor-
relI House, Lynchburg, Va, Wednesday
night, IN the SD year of his age. He had
been prominent in business and politics
all MS life until disabled by infrmfties.
William Graham committed suicide
wednesday night at Larlnsville, Ala. by
pioWlng out his brains in the presence Of
ms ehtlre family. The act was caused bv
ruined fortune, brought about by nayinS-
security debts. P''' iiis
A special dispatch from Wartrace
Tenn, says; "a fire yesterday morning
destroyed Houston's drug store, a drY
goods mouse, clothing store and the most,
once. The mail pouches were saved.
Loss $4,000. ''00'
me LIoys confirm the report of the loss
OF the French cOasting steamer. q boat
from which containing the dead bodies of
Iour persons was found off Cette. as an
nounced ON the 18th inst. The name of
the steamer was the Amelie.
A petition for the dissolution of the Re-
celVershlp OF the PHILADELPHIA and Read
ing Railroad and Coal and Iron Comnanv
was made to Judges McKenna and RutIar
at the opening of the United States Circuit
court at Philadelphia yesterday morning
II was decided by the Philadelphia
Councll committee yesterday afternoon
10 report an ordinance providing for the
taxing OF an industrial and population
census Oh the city. This is the result Of
an investigation of charges against the
correctness of the tenth census as regards
Philadelphia,
Darlington & Baskerville. commission
nerchants and large dealers in tobacco.
OF richmond, Va, have failed. Liabili-
tles $l20,O Their assets are not large
put 1t is said that they will pav SEVENTY
hVe cents on the dollar. They decline TO
make any statement as to the condition of
thelr affairs except directly to their credi-
tors.
La France requests the governments 10
INFORM the representatives of the cquntrv
IL the news which has been current for
some weeks relative to the ORGANIZATION
OF civil war in the West Of France with
the help of Catholic workmen,s clubs is
exact. 1t is affirmed that the Minister az
the interior is possessed of precise inform
ation IN regard to this subject.
Earfy Yesterday morning a portion of
I4e "a horth wall of the burned Tweddle
nan, Albany, N. Y, fell, crashing through
Ihe adlolnlng house on North Pearl street
ana rendering the interior almost a com
plete wreck. About 10 O'Clock part of the
west wall fell in. No one was Injured.
Inc nre department was then called ont
70 pun down the portions on State and
Fearl streets still standing, as thev were
considered dangerous.
II Is asserted that a search warrant viii
oe issued for dOmiciliary visits at the
houses OF several of the intimate friends
u Trlhce jerome Napoleon. A slight
BOnapartIst demonstration was made no
fore Prince Jerome's residence vaster-
day, ana shouts of 'Vive LIE Prince,,
were raised. Several of the participants
IN the demonstration were arrested but
Iney were released after their names and
addresses had been taken.
Ihe largest steel spring ever rolled in
Ihe world was turned out on Thursday
from the Superior mills of KIoman & Co
Alleghany City. 1t measures a fraction
more than three hundred and twenty-seyen
1eet IN length, six inches in width and is
one-quarter of an inch in thickness. II
was rolled from single heating, Another
one, very nearly as large, was also pro-
guced. They were made for the United
States Spring Car Motor Comnanv 81
Philadelphia, where they are shortly to be
shipped to be e0iled and tempered.
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP cures ohnow-
fOus diseases of the skin.