Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-14
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SOme Little Items of Interest and Some
Items of Little Tnterest


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-nrs. Louise NAL
lory, nee Phelps, wife of q. Mallory, all OF
Mystic, Conn, son of c. II. Mallory, commit
ted suicide this morning by jumping into
Lake Ponchartrain from Northwestern
on her way to this city to spend the winter
mere, her husband having been appointed
| commissioner for Connecticut to the Worlds
Exposition and Cotton Centennial.
BRUSSELS, Oct. IA mob at Sepzeilles
Belgium, in retaliation for the action of the
Communal Council in having closed girls
school there, entered the Council chamber
and drove out the Councillors. They after
wards pillaged the house of a priest Gen
darmes succeeded in restoring order.
BERLIN, Oct. l3.-The National Zeitun0 saws
that Emperor William has sent an autograph
letter to the King of Portugal notifying him
Of the intentions of Germany, Russia and
Austria on the Congo question.
CRACOw, Oct. ia reading club com
posed of students of the university here has
been discontinued by the authorities because
of suspicious that its members were ENGAGED
IN Soclalistio intrigues. The Secretary of the
club has been arrested,
PARIS, Oct. l3.-It is believed in parliamen-
tary circles that the Cabinet will consent. and
the Chamber OF Deputies at its next session
viii vote to abolish the duties on cereals
VIENNA, Oct. l3.-Two thousand men have
been orIered from Bagdad to attack tbe
Hanovend hurds, who have revolted.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-Catania has been visited
by another cyclone. Thirty persons were
KILLED. King Humbert has sent f40O for the
relief OF the sufferers.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The steamship Elder
to-day brought $500,0eO in gold consigned to
the Bank of British North America
CINcINNATI. Oct. 13.-Wm. T. Thomas. an
attendant in the Cincinnati Hospital, while
drawing truck contained Chris TudhOrst
a patient, upon an elevator to take him to the
AmphitheatTe for a clinical lecture fell
through the hatchway, pulling the truck after
him and both were killed. The elevator had
been taken up without his knowledge
PANAMA, Oct. I3.-Guatemala has been in
yaded by small party consisting chiefly Of
political refugees who crossed the Mexican
frontier and advanced a short distance into
the country. Their attempt to start revolu-
tion was frustrated and peace now reigns.
PANAMA, Oct. 5.-The Legislative Assembly
OF Panama met Friday, oct. g. and DR.
Cervera, the President of the State. presented
his resignation Although a revolution is
going on, the people in the city do not seem to
trouble themselves about it.
SAN DOMINGO, Oct. s.-The National Com
gross has passed bill granting general am
nesty 20 all Dominicans who have been exiIed
for political offenses,
CHRIsTIANsTED, ST. CR0Ix, Sept. l3.-Tbe
Planters Association has held meeting and
decided to reduce the wages OF Iaborers on the
estates IN Demerara and Barbados.
ST. JOHN, ANTIGUA, Sept. I0.-The appear-
ance of the growing sugar crop on this island
is hlSniy promising. An abundant crOp is eX-
pected.
CARACAS, VENEZUELA, Sept. l6.--The posi-
ton OF the government becomes daily more
complicated. Distress among the conntrv
people still continues. They are in a depiora-
bic condition.
LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y, Oct. I8.-Tbe
Health Officer Of this city closed the Fifth
" ard Public School this morning, because of
the prevalence Of diphtheria, whIeh il now
epidemic. The disease prevails in oDe-tbjrd
OF the families in the ward.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 13.-The fall meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey Club will be inaupurIted
Tomorrow. No pools were sold in the CITY
tonight, nor Will any be sold except at Pim-
leo, on account Of the late action Of the
Criminal Court.
NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-A letter from Havana,
dated Oct. ., says: 'The Cuban Treasury De-
partment was authorized by cable by the
minister OF the Colonies on Oct. to draw on
the Madrid Treasury for 81 coo 000 The money
was drawn on the same day. The Governor
General, upon the solicitation of the Inten-
dente of the Treasury, has ordered that all
money received by government officials, with
the exception OF those in the havana custom
house. shall in the future be paid into the
Treasury. and not. as heretofore, to FeDresen-
tatives Of the Banco Hispano Colonial"