The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-31
wAIFs FROM THE WIRES.
some of the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories

Salem. ore. Jan. .20-There was no
change in the senatorial situation to-
day.
Olympia. Wash. Jan. so-Only one sem
atorial ballot was taken to-day resulting
In no 'chOice.
Vallejo. Calf. Jan. so-The United States
steamer Bennington has been ordered to
sail for Colombia tomorrow morning.
Washington. Jan. S0-The Senate has
ratified the japanese treaty. modified so
as to be terminable at one years no
tice.
Dover. n. H.. Jan. s0.-The defalca-
ton OF the late Cashier Abbott OF the
Dover National bank has been found
by the bank examiner TO be SCI, 555.
Washington. Jan. 3o.-Charlea Fitzger-
aid of Mississippi has been appointed
postofice inspector and has been as
signed to the New Orleans division.
Vienna. Jan. So.-The wife OF the Japs-
ncso minister has become a Catholic and
been baptised in the faith by Archbishop
Aglardi. the papal nuncio to the Austrian
court
Dover. Del. Jan se-Two more ballots
for United states senator were taken by
the legislature today. Both resulted.
Higgins. S; Addioks. 6. Massey, 4; Vol
colt, dem. S; absent, 4. 4.
Washington Jan 30-The Senate to-day
confirmed the nominations of Peter b. Ar
now to be collector of customs at Saint
I Mary's. Ca. and George w. Wright as
postmaster at Marion. Va.
Mobile. Ala, Jan. So -4Joseph Baum &
Son of Meridian, Miss, wholesale mer-
buities are si15 700. The amount of their
ssssts is nnknown. Several Mobile houses
were caurbt
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Jackson, Miss, Jan @A-SiNtN Thousand
dollars in gold was found yesterday ny
Jesse j. Drew az ms saw MN near iiol-
landale, Washington county me treas
ure is supposed TO nave oeen buried uur-
ing the civil war by Capt. Bariield.
London, jan 30-The Admiralty and
Horse Guards Gazette asserts that Mr..
chamberlain has agreed TO Join a con-
servative-unionist ministry and will
probably become first lord Of the admiral
ty when the present government shall re-
tire from power.
Pittsburg, Pa. Jan. S0.-Late tonight
the wrought iron pipe manufacturers OF
the United States. who were in session in
this city all day. decided to advance the
price of wrought iron pipe ; per cent.
Every manufacturing firm in this line
was represented at the meeting.
Mobile. Ala, Jan. 30.-Freight train No.
II, south-bound. on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, was wrecked last night
near Greenville by a split switch. Eigh-
teen cars went Oft the track ana trafnc
tor Cogill was slightly injured.
Bloomington Ind. Jan. S0.-The winter
quarters of Prof. William Gentry's
equine and canine wonders was entirely
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. Eleven
trained PONIES. thirty-fve educated dogs
one monkey and s.. 900 worth of parapha-
MALTA was burned The loss is $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8O.-Commissioner of
Pensions Lochren to-day said that he
would aDpeal the case of Judge Long to
the court of appeals of the District of
Columbia as soon as judgment was en-
tered, Speaking of Judge Bradley's de-
cision he said there was no basis either in
law or logic for 1t.
Cincinnati, o.. Jan GA deed or as
s,cnment was filed in the probate court
this morning by Richard b. Hopple of
the firm of Charles H. Flach & co. The
document covers all Of Hopple's prop
erty in this county Complications grow
ing out of the recent Flach failure are
alleged as the cause of the assignment.
Wavcross. Ga, Jan 30.-Andrew J.
Miller. who died last night, was buried
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at Lott Gene
terry. Mr. Miller was a prominent bus
iness man and was until a few weeks ago
a member of the firm of Cason & Miller.
He had been suffering for some time with
Bright's disease and the effects of la
grippe.
London, Jan. 60--Ihe condlllon OF the
Greek steamer Embircos. at Bremen from
Galveston, with her cargo on 1re, is more
serious than IT was expected 1t would prove
to be. The cargo in her lower hold Is
in getting al the flames. The work of dis
charging the steamer cargo 10 oe'ls car
REQ on. Ian eo TIN steamer
teot % ~, t..s 60 AIo,.door