Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-02
MINOR MENTION BY WIRE.
some Little Items of Interest ana Some
Items of Little Interest.

SHENAEDOAH, PA, Oct. IA strange DIS
ease has broken out among cattle in the Gallo
wissa valley Yesterday one farmer lost seven
head, and nine more are down with tho dis
ease and Will probably die.
DENVER, Oct. Am outgoing Leadviuc
express train on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad cOllded with an incoming salt Lake
tram at $3.50 O'Clock last night near Acquina
seventeen miles south of here. About thirty
passengers were injured, but none seriouslv
One OF the engines and a sleeper were wreck
Ell. The telegraph wires were thrown down
and nothing was known Of the accident until
the arrival here, at noon to-day, OF the wreck
ed train
PLACQUEaNE, La, Oct 1.-The eneiua
ana four cars of a freight train on the Texas
Pacific Railway were wrecked to-day bv S,,r
nlng oyer horse. Fireman Kercheva wag
scalded to death and the engineer was
slightly injured.
DUBLIN, Oct. l.-During tho performance of
,Pinatorep at theatre, this city, last night.
th9 song "Iie Is an Englishman" was drowned
in Kisses.
WooD's HoLE, E,MAss., .,Oct.I.-Wrecsers have
succeeded in raising the Talapoosa su1i-
clently TO remove her about two miles to-
wards iand she now lies IN six fathoms Of
water. The next lift will take her away from
disturbance except by violent gales. II an
pears probable that IN a few days she viii be
got where she can be worked on and tenn
porarily repaired.
NEW YORK, Oct. IF. S. Chanfrau. the
actor, was stricken with paralysis Tonight.
lie Will recover, but his physician saws that
II IS doubtful If he ever appears on the stage
again.
GLASGOW, oct 1.-The Marqujso of Salisburv
delivered an address might in St. Andrews
Hail. lie said that the government could
nave passed both the franchise and redistrib-
ution bills in Parliament last year IL they had
so wished. lie made no reference to the fu-
ture policy to be pursued by the Conservatives
DUBLIN, Oct. Ia council Of the Roman
Catholic ArchbishOps and Bishops was held
mere to-day. and passed resolution to con-
ide to the Irish members OF Parliament fo
submit to the government questions nDon
university education. and the grievances OF
nuns employed as school teachers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The frss shipment
OF wheat, 1000 tons. over the Southern Pacific
Railroad, via New Orleans to LiVerpooi was
made to-day. At the present freight rates
the railroad company viii take all the wheat
offered.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. THE tweptv-Grst
annual convention Of the Brotherhood Of 10
c0motlYe Engineers opened here to-day with
5OO delegates present. The session wa.s a pub
lie one Mayor Bartlett delivered An address
OF welcome, and Grand Chief Engineer Ar
thur made the annual address. Tbe conven-
tion will probably continue three days.
WORCESTER, MASS, Got. f-Charles Il. 4,
DTIgGs, q cierk N The post Office here, was ar
rested to day for stealing letters and taken to
Boston for trial,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. Oct 1.-The Boston
mail bag thrown from the Shore Line train AZ
East river station tonight went under the
wheels, anu most Of its contents were de-
strOycd.
PARIS, oct. 1.-The police Of this city were
informed OF an influx Of English pickpOekets,
and lald plans TO effect their capture. Thirty
Two were arrested yesterday most of them
while plying their trade in omnibuses and al
the various railway depOts.
vienna, Oct. 1.-Two workmen have aeep
sentenced TO thsee years and eight months re-
spectively for circulating a newspaper which
emanated from a recently discovered secret
printing Office IN this city.
QUIECY, ILL. Oct. Tho river at tbfs
point IS eleven feet above the low water mark
ana - sun rising. The unusual rise at this
season Of the year occasions grayest fears on
the IoWiand@ wnere immense damage win be
done ALiess the food subsidies.
NIENNA, Oct. 1.-Herr Bardy, head Of the
Anarchist Committee here, has been ar
rested.
MUNICH, Oct. 1.--Twenty three Anarchists
have been arrested here during the last few
days,
BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-The Belgian Govern
ment has liked the sur tax on foreign sugar at
10 per cent.