Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-11
NEWS IN "A NUTSHELL.
Interesting Little Flashes from tn,
Wires Printed in Condensed Form.

Wires Printed in Condemned Forni.
Cardinal McCabe died at Kingstown. Ire
land, at midnight, of inflammation of the
bowels.
The resignation of all naval cadets lately
found deficient were received at the Naval
Academy yesterday and accepted.
Gov. McLane, of Maryland, Yesterday an
pointed John >. Fittings, of Baltimore clty
9tdte treasurer, vice Barnes Compton, mem
Der OF Congress-elec resigned.
Mrs. II. Day, one Of the victims of the Cros-
ton (loWa) Railroad disaster and a resident
OF burlington, Ia, died Monday night. MAXIM
! deaths IN all. The remaining "a persons in
Jured Will al probably recover.
Az New Orleans yesterday Judge Baker in
structed the grand jury TO Investigate the
statements made concerning the Jury IN the
Murphy murder trial. The trial OF Ford and
0thGTs ioI the murder OF Murphy is set down
At Shreve, o.. Monday night. Wilbur Petera
Jlted lover, shot and fatally wounded Laura
chester Ju-t as she was leaving a roller
sAatlng rink for her home. The young man
tnen tI placed me revolver to his own head and
blew his brains out.
At Brazil, Ind, an explosion occurred at
. O'CLOCK yesterday morning at the Central
Iron and Steel Works, owned by Mai. Collins.
fOur men w re Killed and eight were danger
ou-ly wounde /. 4 large number of others
received slight injuries.
Ihe indictment against Hon. A. S. North
way ior Wrecking the Second atiOnal Bank
az JeHerSOn, ONO, was quashed Yesterday
morning, because of an irreguiarity in sum
mOning The grand jury Another Indictment
was Iouhd ana the case postponed until May.
- me Chlcago police report that st. Jarlath's
homan Catholic Church was entered by bur-
glars Monday night. Then carried of sacred
vessels made OF silver and also some of the
Ilch ch VGstments, and even carried off the poor
9,!1 3oA: IN ADDITION to the theft, considerable
uamage was done about the altar.
The Cleveland and Hendricks War Vete-
A9gOnTatFnn of Iry,, a
night and completed ARRANGEMENTS for their
ETiP 10 Washington and the battlefelds Of
VT Virginia. From 25O to 300 people VIII go.
w hlle at Richmond they will be the guests Of
the Il. L. Lee camp of that city.
At Washington, d. c., the large frame pa
VllOh Whlch was being erected near Washs
lngton monument for the dedication exercises
was DIown down by the wind yesterday morn
ing: The stand was about 100 feet long by rs
wIde ana was being built to accommodate
I'3OO people. No one was hurt by its fall
Z, me me ste amer Hornet, while ascending the
HHe;HHItIIcKy river yesterday morning. struck
CrIoDllDg lock No. !, five miles above Carroll
t9h, NY, and sank In 20 feet of water The
Hornet Is owned by the Kentucky and Ohio
f lIVer racket Company, and has been running
from Louisville to Frankfort for some time
IL Is not known whether there is any insur-
ance. She had on board number of people
ana large cargo of freight.
ID. Nathaniel Pope, Cashier of the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Com
pany was examined at the TOmbs Police
court at New York yesterday afternoon.
ames Z. Pulford, Manager of the New York
office of the company, charged the prisoner
with apDropriating three specific amounts,
aggregating 81, 800, which had been paid bim
as cashier. Mr.. POpe's accounts are short
S25,OOO. He was held in default Of 81. 900 bail.
October q, 1882, caboose containing 80
men, while on side track of the Troy and
Greenfield or State road, at North Adams,
Mass. was run into by an engine of the Troy
and Boston Road. All the occupants of
the caboOse were more or less injured and s
died from their wounds. Yesterday suits
were begun against the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad Company. The executors are
widows of those killed and also those in
jured 40 in number) to recover damages the
amount sued for aggregatlng 5000, 600.