Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Interesting Little Flashes from the
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In the q hours ended last night five deaths
from cholera occurred at Nantes.
Four students have been arrested at Khar-
koff, Russia. a manifesto inclting to disturb
ance was found IN their possession.
The towns of Myos and Alicante, Spain, have
been inundated by a flood with great dam
age to property and the loss of several lives.
Three deaths of cholera have occurred at
Oran ami ten at Nantes since midnight of
Sunday. One case is reported at Poemboluf.
The illness of Sir Moses Montefore is Of a
very grave nature. Queen Victoria tele-
graphed yesterday, inquiring as to his condi-
ton.
Advices from Trinidad state that CoolIe
riots have occurred there. Many persons
were killed before the uprising was sup
pressed.
King Leopold, of Belgium. was attacked
Saturday with nervous disorder. his health
is much shaken by mental anxiety arising
from the present political crisis.
The Chief of Police Mastitzka, of Kien
has been dismissed from his office on account
of neglect of duty in connection with the re-
cent trouble with university students.
Five thousand three hundred troops to re-
ipforce the French army in Tonquin will
start on or before Nov. 10. A second Install
ment will also start fortnight hence.
Negotiations are IN progress between differ
ent Atlantic steamship companies with view
OF arriving at an agreement to raise the
The report of the loss of the steamer Estado
Ge Sonora, OF Lower California, is confirmed.
Pieces of wreckage have been brought to Ma
zatlan and recognized. 1t is stated that sew
eral corpses have been seen in the water.
Al New York yesterday Judge Ingraham.
in the Superior Court special term, heard an
argument in the suit of f. T. Hopkins, who,
as trustee, seems to restrain DIR. j. p. New
man from acting as pastor of the Madison
Avenue Congregational Church.
1t is reported that Premier Ferry has de-
cided upon dissolviDg the Chamber Of Depu-
ties In February. A pour pGrJter between the
Union and Republican leaders OF the Senate
has resulted in their giving their consent to
the dissolution of that body. President Grevy
also has consented to the dissolution.
The Anarchists who were charged with
blowing up the NiederwOld monument have
been removed from the prison at Elberield to
the prison at Leipsic. plot had been dis
covered to force the prison at Elberield and
release the culprits. Several arrests have
been made of persons implicated in the plot.
The bark rugged iron steamer Ramon de
Herrera, Of the Spanish American line, lying
at pier Is East River, n. Y, suffered damage
by fire last evening to the extent of $4,000.
and her cargo Of general merchandise not
less than $4,000. She has been taking in car
go Tor Havana Tor week past, and was to
sail tomorrow.
At Louisville yesterday Vice Chancellor
Simrall, In the case of W. II. Delaney ard
others, asking for an injunction against the
city OF Louisville to restrain 1T from collect
ing taxes. owing to an alleged flaw in the tax
law, refused to grant the injunction. The
amount involved was about 100000, 900, and
the decision makes necessary the payment OF
taxes long withheld by certain citizens.